Profiles - Toulan School of Urban Studies & Planning
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PSU Student Research Symposium Presenter: Kate Washington
Is Portland's Pearl District living up to its claim that the neighborhood increases social capital for all its residents? Kate Washington lays the groundwork to answer that question in her study: "The Pearl District: An Urban Neighborhood."
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Liming Wang
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The Green Building Research Lab
Supporting fundamental and applied research relevant to the green building industry, and serving as a teaching resource for students studying building science.
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Making Population Data Available to Everyone: the Population Research Center
At PSU, the Population Research Center is providing population-related data and research for the State of Oregon.
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Meet Jason Franklin
Director of Campus Planning and Design
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Arlene Brockel
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Tracy Braden
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The Initiative for Bicycle & Pedestrian Innovation
The Initiative for Bicycle & Pedestrian Innovation combines research, education and knowledge to promote safe, convenient and accessible travel by walking and cycling.
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Nathan McClintock
Examining food justice and urban political ecology.
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Matthew Gebhardt
Matthew Gebhardt knows how urban housing is development
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Thad Miller
Helping to understand and pursue sustainability
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Yiping Fang
Bridging local and global planning practice.
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Jason Jurjevich
Exploring the spatial implications of demographic change.
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Greg Schrock
Exploring labor markets and opportunity.
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Lisa K. Bates
Lisa Bates explains who lives where and why.
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Report: Fundamentals of Bicycle Boulevard Planning and Design
A guidebook to designing and planning bicycle boulevards
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Research Profile - Loren Lutzenhiser
Before the survey, commissioned by the California Energy Commission, "It was assumed," says Lutzenhiser, "that people would tar and feather you" if you suggested they do without modern conveniences such as air conditioning. "That was the received wisdom, but that's not what happened."
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Meet Dr. Lynn Weigand
Lynn Weigand understands how urban environments promote physical activity.
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Meet Dean Emeritus Nohad Toulan
Dean Emeritus of the College of Urban and Public Affairs at Portland State University, and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Planning.
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Student Project: Oregon Land Use Stories Project
Using citizens' stories to highlight the need for comprehensive public involvement from a variety of Oregonians in order to reach an equitable solution for the divisive issues surrounding land use.
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Initiative for Bicycle and Pedestrian Innovation
Initiative for Bicycle and Pedestrian Innovation
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Meet Charles Rynerson
Charles Rynerson knows numbers and can help you understand what they mean for your community.
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Meet Ed Sullivan
Ed Sullivan is Oregon's leading expert on land use law
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Vivek Shandas
Integrating the science of sustainability with citizen engagement and decision making efforts
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Meet Risa S. Proehl
Risa Proehl helps communities demonstrate their needs for special programs.
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Sheila Martin
Sheila Martin implements the ideal: Let Knowledge Serve the City.
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Student Project: NAIOP Challenge
Producing a development plan for Boeing Field in Seattle
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Karen Gibson
Karen Gibson understands urban diversity.
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Loren Lutzenhiser
Exploring how cities and people use energy.
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Meet Professor Robert Liebman
Robert Liebman understands how communities change.
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Richard White
Changing the world one student at a time,
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Charles Heying
Exploring artisan economies in a global world.
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Connie P. Ozawa
Connie Ozawa knows how to help people make good decisions about their communities.
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Gerald Sussman
Educating for international urban communication and global citizenship.
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Meet Professor James Strathman
James Strathman understands how to get you there.
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Meet Professor Emeritus Anthony Rufolo
Anthony Rufolo understands the regional economy.
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Meet Associate Professor Barry Messer
Barry Messer knows why healthy rivers make healthy communities.
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Meet Professor Emeritus Nancy Chapman
Nancy Chapman makes sense out of "helping networks" and the "sandwich generation."
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Jennifer Dill
Jennifer Dill researches how people make travel and location decisions.
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Meet Professor Emeritus Kenneth Dueker
Kenneth Dueker always finds a parking place.
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Carl Abbott
Carl Abbott writes the history of urban development and planning in the 20th-century United States.
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Ethan Seltzer
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Sy Adler
Linking history to planning theory and practice.
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