College of Architecture & Planning

Remember the sleepless nights finishing your projects and the gallons of coffee consumed during a semester? Not every discipline requires such devotion to their studies. You are a unique breed of creative and dedicated individuals making changes to the environment in which we live.

 

The College of Architecture and Planning is more than just a campus learning experience. It is community projects, immersive learning, field studies, and travel programs that provide a gateway to engage and study the world through design and the built environment. Strong and dynamic programs outside the studio or classroom enable student and faculty aspirations to flourish. 

 

Unfortunately, the out-of-pocket costs for a student to engage in projects and experiences outside the studio or classroom have grown dramatically, making such transformative experiences unattainable for some. On average, if every student who traveled during an academic year was gifted an extra $600, CAP students would have little to no expense. That seems like a small amount to help transform a student’s learning experience. 

 

Help us continue the proud CAP tradition of preparing students to become successful, accomplished professionals, and of course, keeping the ideas and coffee pots flowing.

 

How do I give? 

Giving is easy. Click on the “GIVE” button and select one of the accounts from the drop-down menu on Tuesday, April 9th, anytime from midnight until 11:59 pm EST to make your gift online. 

 

Then, share your experience on social media! Feel free to copy the “I Gave” photo (below) to add to your post and encourage others to join in and give! 

 

HELP US PUT CAP AT THE TOP OF THE GIVING LEADER BOARD!!!

 

Field trips #689

In keeping with the CAP tradition and the strong desire to provide such opportunities to all our CAP students, a travel fund was established to provide financial assistance to help cover travel expenses. 

 

Scholarships #650

By supporting our scholarship fund, you will be helping the most deserving and talented students as they pursue their education.

 

Architecture In-Situ Fund #631

A goal for this program is to consistently incorporate a design-build learning experience for our students, proposed to be an affordable, energy efficient home in Indianapolis. Contribution to this fund will be used to jumpstart this build + design annual effort to teach and positively impact local communities. 

 

General Funds

Supporting our general funds for the departments enables us to innovate and grow new initiatives to bring CAP students to the forefront of their disciplines as they enter the workforce.

Urban Planning General Fund #605 

Construction Management Fund #4305 

Landscape Architecture #606

 

Interior Design Program Fund #3920

Donations to our general fund help our students get the most out of their education by funding immersive learning projects where they will be working on real-life projects with real clients. Your contribution will help us to provide better training for students which in turn will contribute to the profession of interior design.

 

$2,000
Early Bird Challenge
Congratulations to Associate Professor, Elizabeth Agnew, for winning $2,000 to donate to Religious Studies!
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$20,000
1,918th Gift
The 1,918th gift will unlock $20,000 for student scholarships!
1,918 / 1,918 Gifts
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Leaderboard
Ball State Unit or Org with the Most Gifts
The Ball State unit/org with the most gifts on April 9 will receive an additional $6,000 for their department/org 2nd place = $3,000 3rd place = $1,500
Rank Prize Department Gifts
1 $6,000 Theatre & Dance 747
2 $3,000 Athletics 623
3 $1,500 Ball State's Greatest Needs 168
4 Greek Life 119
5 Student Scholarships 88
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Leaderboard
College Participation Leaderboard
Which college will have the most gifts during One Ball State Day? Make a gift to your college to help keep them at the top of the leaderboard!
Rank College Gifts
1 College of Communication, Information, and Media 87
2 College of Fine Arts 85
3 Miller College of Business 83
4 College of Architecture & Planning 74
5 Teachers College 67
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Amount Raised Leaderboard
Which area will raise the most on One Ball State Day? Make a gift to your favorite area of the University to help keep them flying high at the top of the leaderboard!
Rank Campus unit/fund Raised
1 Athletics $66,023.77
2 Theatre & Dance $19,328.27
3 Ball State's Greatest Needs $16,322.32
4 Charles W. Brown Planetarium/Physics & Astronomy $11,680.00
5 Teachers College $10,963.32
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$1,000
1,000 Gifts
1,000 gifts will unlock a gift of $1,000 from ’06 grad, Scott Wenclewicz.
1,000 / 1,000 Gifts
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Participating Groups
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