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Scott, Yoon tapped to direct academic programs

Will evaluate and develop master's, bachelor's curricula in the Department of Architecture

School of Architecture + Planning

September 20, 2010

Associate professors Andrew Scott, left, and Meejin Yoon will direct the master's and bachelor's curricula, respectively.

Photos: Judith M. Daniels/SA+P (left); courtesy of Meejin Yoon

As new department head, Nader Tehrani has appointed associate professors Andrew Scott and Meejin Yoon to direct, respectively, the Master of Architecture program and the undergraduate program for the Bachelor of Science in Art and Design.

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