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Ballot Measure Archive Capstone
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partnership |
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Market research that helps local companies
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partnership |
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The study of eco-roof efficiency
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research |
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David Ervin, Professor, Environmental Sciences and Resources
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faculty |
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Jennifer H. Allen, Associate Director of the Center for Sustainable Processes and Practices.
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faculty |
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Students working with others
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partnership |
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Promote plant ecology and sustainability
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partnership |
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Alan Brickley can draw up a condominium association agreement.
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faculty |
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Anmarie Trimble brings together creative writers and multimedia artists to create literary artworks.
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faculty |
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Barton DeLacy determines value of real estate holdings.
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faculty |
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Bruce Wood develops office parks and lifestyle retail centers.
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faculty |
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Cherry Muhanji argues jazz as metaphor, where this uniquely American art form represents the democratic ideals wherein the collective plays together, solos, and then returns as a collective.
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faculty |
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Dan Rogers knows how to compensate executives
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faculty |
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David Aoyagi understands how to invest and manage commercial real estate.
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faculty |
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Deborah Smith Arthur facilitates Capstones in the areas of juvenile justice and educational equity.
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faculty |
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Ed Sullivan navigates the Oregon land use law system.
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faculty |
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Eric Fruits can balance a real estate investment portfolio.
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faculty |
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Eric Ridenour will make your building energy efficient and sustainable
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faculty |
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Fred Dockweiler understands real estate transactions from a lender and developer's point of view.
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faculty |
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Gerard Mildner understands how cities spend money.
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faculty |
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With a background in jazz, quantum theory, and diversity training, Jack Straton infuses his classes with creativity, interdisciplinary experience, and interpersonal connection.
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faculty |
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Jamie P. Ross shows students how philosophy and critical inquiry is the basis of all further learning.
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faculty |
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How can people have equitable access to rich and rewarding lives while living within the means of natural systems? This question is central to the research and teaching of Dr. Jeff Gerwing.
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faculty |
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Jerald Johnson analyzes the market for new real estate developments.
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faculty |
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Joel Bettridge draws on his background in poetry and philosophy to help students develop their critical thinking and writing skills.
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faculty |
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John Oh has a deep understanding of monetary economics and international finance.
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faculty |
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John Settle analyzes investor psychology
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faculty |
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Joshua Fost explores implications of neuroscience and the naturalistic worldview.
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faculty |
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Kali Bader assesses the profitability of real estate projects.
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faculty |
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Lorali Sinnen manages real estate holdings for the Port of Portland.
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faculty |
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Matthew Larrabee values real estate in the Pacific Northwest.
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faculty |
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Michael Flower is a developmental and molecular biologist whose interests turned from the laboratory study of embryos and genes to the ways in which they've become objects of political battle and moral dispute.
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faculty |
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Michael Rife knows the power of the urban economy.
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faculty |
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Mike Williams analyzes rent and vacancy trends.
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faculty |
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Mike Silvey has over 36 years real estate law experience.
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faculty |
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Anthony Rufolo understands the regional economy.
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faculty |
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Carl Abbott writes the history of urban development and planning in the 20th-century United States.
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faculty |
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Ethan Seltzer plans the cities of the future.
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faculty |
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James Strathman understands how to get you there.
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faculty |
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Karen Gibson understands urban diversity.
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faculty |
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Loren Lutzenhiser understands how the way you live affects the global climate.
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faculty |
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Connects research on regional growth and development to urban policy,
emphasizing the role of universities, government, and industry in creating
innovation and regional advantage.
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faculty |
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Robert Greene values all kinds of real estate, from retail to special use properties.
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faculty |
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Thomas Boyle can teach you to understand the risks and rewards of real estate.
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faculty |
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Vernon Rifer develops office, urban housing, mixed use and mixed income projects in the northwest.
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faculty |
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Vicki Reitenauer helps students use reflective thinking and writing in the service of working collaboratively with community organizations to make positive change.
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faculty |
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An award-winning writer, director, actor and theater instructor, Victoria Pohl has been a member of the University Studies Freshman Inquiry Program since 2001, worked since 1985 in the Theater Arts Program and acted as a founding instructor with PSU's Creative Industries Program.
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faculty |
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Will Macht develops public-private partnerships.
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faculty |
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The program offers over many community-based projects
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partnership |
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Capstone community partners
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partnership |
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The College of Urban and Public Affairs
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research |
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Youth at King Elementary School
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partnership |
