Architecture School
Regarding: “New dean of Architecture School sparks controversy” (March 28th, 2012):
We are writing in response to recent comments on The Daily Princetonian website about the Princeton School of Architecture. In particular, we want to repudiate the misrepresentation of our program, our faculty and our director. We chose this Ph.D. program for its intellectual rigor, the professional success of its graduates and the school’s collegial environment. We value the faculty’s unconditional support and the intellectual and academic culture in the School of Architecture and the University at large. In this spirit, we stand committed to constructive, respectful and topical debate about architectural education in our school.
Juan C. Amunategui
Esther M. Choi
Evangelos Kotsioris
Federica Soletta
Jose Araguez
Ignacio Gonzalez Galan
Anna-Maria Meister
Joseph Bedford
Britt Eversole
Vanessa Grossman
Daria Ricchi
Marc Britz
Daniela Fabricius
Margo Handwerker
Federica Vannucchi
Luis Aviles Rincon
Molly Wright Steenson
Yetunde Olaiya
Ph.D. students in the School of Architecture
Correction: Due to an editing error, a signatory in the previous version of this story was omitted. Yetunde Olaiya, a Ph.D. student, also signed the letter. The 'Prince' regrets the error.
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