- Department of Regional Planning
- Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture
- Center for Sustainable Communities
Courses in Sustainability
Temple University Ambler is often referred to as the University’s green campus and with good reason. Learn why!
Rina Cutler to speak at Temple University Ambler
10/27/2009
During your morning commute, it’s not unlikely that the hectic pace of your travel was on your mind. “There are more cars on the road.” “Why does it take me longer to get to where I’m going?” Getting from Point A to Point B is no simple task today. On Tuesday, October 27, Rina Culter, the City of Philadelphia's Deputy Mayor for Transportation and Utilities, will explore “Cars, buses, trains, and bikes: Meeting the Greenworks Philadelphia Challenge with Transportation Planning.” The event, which is free and open to the public, will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Learning Center Auditorium. [More]
Temple University to Hold Public Meetings On Cape May’s Parks, Sewell Point Preserve
10/12/2009
CAPE MAY — City Council approved an agreement with Temple University School of Environmental Design Oct. 6 which will initiate the process and procedures in planning for the development of passive recreational and educational activities for the soon to be acquired 78 acre tract of preserved wetlands known as the Sewell Point Sanctuary. [More]
Welcoming the School of Environmental Design to the College of Liberal Arts
From Dean Teresa S. Soufas:
July 06, 2009
It gives me great pleasure to welcome the School of Environmental Design which comprises the Department of Regional Planning, the Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture, and the Center for Sustainable Communities into the 16 academic departments and 12 interdisciplinary programs that comprise the College of Liberal Arts. Temple University Board of Trustees has authorized the renaming of Ambler College as the School of Environmental Design effective July 1, 2009. Also effective on July 1, the School of Environmental Design will become a school within the College of Liberal Arts at Temple University. In light of these changes, the Ambler campus will retain its name and identity. [More]