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UDC Facilities Update — Tuesday, Nov. 3

Buildings 32 and 42 are expected to remain closed through Nov. 10. This date is our current estimate and is subject to change pending ongoing evaluations and the safe restoration of the affected electrical systems.

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Architecture Student Selected as National Student Representative for Conference

November 7, 2023
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Joshua Cato
UDC Master of Architecture student Joshua Cato (center) talks about his experience as a student leader at the Student Design Exchange hosted by Gensler, a DC-based global design and architecture firm.

Joshua Cato, a Master of Architecture student, was chosen as a national student representative at the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) Conference in Portland, Oregon, on October 8. Cato attended the conference with Professors Kathy Dixon and Kimberly Tuttle as well as senior Bachelor of Science Architecture student Matthew-Ahmad Moore. Over 1,500 architects, professionals and students attended the conference.

On October 24, Cato also represented the UDC National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) at the Student Design Exchange hosted by Gensler DC – a global architecture, design and planning firm. Cato joined students from Marymount University and The George Washington University as well as the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) national president to discuss their roles as student leaders and how these experiences shape their career paths.

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