From Classroom to Community: DCP Graduate Students Transform Under-Resourced Neighborhoods
DCP’s “Inclusive Design in the Built Environment” course is helping the residents of Jacksonville.
DCP Celebrates 312 New Graduates for Spring Class of 2023
Jon Antevy (BDES ’93, MSBC ’94) served as the keynote speaker.
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DCP Professor and Community Leader Speak at White House Event on Environmental Justice
DCP has been working with North Port St. Joe, Florida, since 2019.
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Old Mount Carmel Receives $200,000 Grant from National Trust for Historic Preservation
The church served as a religious and social hub for the African American community and other nonviolent actions for the Civil Rights Movement in Gainesville.
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Research Symposium THIS THURSDAY!
Learn about the exciting scholarship from some of the newest members of the DCP faculty!
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Preservation Institute Nantucket Celebrates 50 Years of History
The Walter Beinecke Jr. Facilities Endowment supports the maintenance of the PIN buildings.
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DCP Research Symposium to Take Place Nov. 9-10
The deadline to register is Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 5 p.m.
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DCP Breaks Ground on Bruno E. and Maritza F. Ramos Collaboratory
The facility brings generational change to UF and will position the College for success over the next 100 years.
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Baxter Uses DCP Degrees to Preserve World-Famous Dry Tortugas National Park
Baxter is helping upgrade the National Park with hurricane-proof windows without losing the look of the historic windows.
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Historic Preservation Program Project Named to Florida’s “11-To-Save” List
The list features the most threatened historic places in the state.
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