Dissertation Defense: The Evolving Role of Economic Developers: How Economic Resiliency is Redefining the Profession
Presented by Jessica Paolini. This is a hybrid event. To attend virtually, use the Zoom link provided via email.
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Bloustein School CSB, Room 113 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United States
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Dissertation Defense: Sensing Walkability: Insights from Wearable Sensors on Pedestrian Stress and Safety
VirtualPresented by Shiyu Ma. To attend virtually, use the Zoom link provided via email.
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Intro to Urban Planning & Design Lecture Series: Kristen Reardon
Bloustein School CSB, Room 261 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe lecture series “Introduction to Urban Planning & Design” is made possible by a Rutgers Teaching Enhancement Grant from the Vice Provost for Experiential Learning awarded to Assistant Professor Carmelo Ignaccolo. This week, the speaker is Kristen Reardon, Principal, Starr Whitehouse. The series will feature an incredible lineup of speakers from public agencies, design NGOs, […]
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Dissertation Defense: Expanding Participation in Computing: Navigating Power and Privilege on the Pathway to a Computer Science Degree
VirtualPresented by Elaine Zundl. To attend virtually, use the Zoom link provided via email.
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Intro to Urban Planning & Design Lecture Series: Einat Lubliner
Bloustein School CSB, Room 261 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe lecture series “Introduction to Urban Planning & Design” is made possible by a Rutgers Teaching Enhancement Grant from the Vice Provost for Experiential Learning awarded to Assistant Professor Carmelo Ignaccolo. This week, the speaker is Einat Lubliner, Senior Urban Designer, Bjarke Ingels Group. The series will feature an incredible lineup of speakers from public […]
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Intro to Urban Planning & Design Lecture Series: Jesse Hirakawa
Bloustein School CSB, Room 261 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe lecture series “Introduction to Urban Planning & Design” is made possible by a Rutgers Teaching Enhancement Grant from the Vice Provost for Experiential Learning awarded to Assistant Professor Carmelo Ignaccolo. This week, the speaker is Jesse Hirakawa, Senior Urban Designer, NYC Department of City Planning. The series will feature an incredible lineup of speakers […]
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Plan4HealthNJ Studio: A Diagnostic Approach to Incorporating Public Health in Master Plans
Gov. James J. Florio Special Events Forum, CSB 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesSponsored by the American Planning Association-New Jersey Chapter with a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, this Plan4HealthNJ studio enabled students to collaborate with officials and practitioners, engage in research and beta test ideas for APA-NJ to work with select municipalities to update their master plans, zoning ordinances and capital improvement programs to incorporate public health […]
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Participatory Mapping of Social Determinants of Health: From Local Knowledge to Public Health Action
VirtualDr. Wansoo Im serves as a Professor at Meharry Medical College’s School of Global Health where he manages the Public Health Exposure Database and directs the National Center for Community Mapping. His work leverages big data and social/crowd networking approaches to generate deep insights into demographic and health patterns, social and health determinants, and related […]
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Civic Engagement in an Era of Artificial Intelligence
VirtualThis talk draws on Dr. Sieber's research at the intersection of tech and civic engagement. This interest developed in her dissertation with PhD supervisor Lyna Wiggins, who emphasized local adoption by planners of GIS, which at the time was hard! Throughout her career, she has been driven to investigate the potential for civic engagement using hard tech, especially as the discourse moves towards tech as the engine of innovation, for example in smart cities. In this she will draw on her six years co-hosting Al in Canadian Municipalities Community of Practice as well as 20+ years researching public participation GIS.
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Dissertation Proposal: Vacant Windows, Active Streets: Zoning, Policy, and Spatial Dynamics of Storefront Vacancy in NYC
Bloustein School, Civic Square Building 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesPresented by Sean Andrew Chen Please use the Zoom link provided via email to attend this virtually.