Spring 2012 E-Newsletter
SPRING 2012 New project tracks regional indicators for successImagine a region that makes its major decisions based on data gathered consistently from reliable sources and feedback collected directly from its community. What potential impact could citizens play in shaping the future of the place they call home? Read More  Professor and students make a classroom in the least likely of placesStaggering incarceration rates in the U.S. has caught the attention not only of lawmakers and citizens, but also the academic world. With an increased interest in the study of the criminal justice system, universities are finding new and innovative ways to approach this issue. Read More  Students collaborate on Latino Public MarketEach year, as part of the Masters of Urban and Regional Planning program, students complete a community-based capstone project. This past spring as their workshop, a group of four students worked with the Hacienda Community Development Corporation to create a feasibility study to gauge the viability of a Latino public market in Portland. Read More |
Events & Announcements"From Proper Portland to Portlandia: How a Conservative City Got Hip" CityWise Breakfast, March 14th Faculty & Student Achievements New Certificate in Health Systems and Public Health Management Mike Houck receives the 2011 Urban Pioneer Award CONTACT USEmail: |
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