Interdisciplinary PhD in Urban Design and Planning: 50 years of Excellence
Reception – May 30, 2019 | Gould Hall, UW Campus (Seattle)
Seminar – May 31, 2019 | Allen Library, the Petersen Room, UW Campus (Seattle)
The Department of Urban …
CLAIMING SPACE
Women of Color in Community Planning + Design
Seminar – May 16, 2019 | Architecture Hall, University of Washington Campus (Seattle)
Panel Discussion – May 17, 2019 | Henry Art Gallery and Allen Center for The Visual Arts (HAG)
CLAIMING …
Professionals Council Lecture – John Rahaim
URBAN PLANNING & DESIGN PROFESSIONALS COUNCIL LECTURE
Can Planning Save the City’s Soul – 21st Century San Francisco
John Rahaim
Planning Director for the City and County of San Francisco
Lecture – May 7, 2019 | Architecture Hall, University of …
Forging New Ground in Data Privacy
UW MIPM grad receives award for innovation in the public sector
Ginger Armbruster, Master of Infrastructure Planning and Management (MIPM)
As the chief privacy officer (CPO) for the City of Seattle, University of Washington Master of Infrastructure Planning and Management …
The Art of Black Urbanism
The Art of Black Urbanism
Panel Discussion – February 6, 2019 | University of Washington Campus (Seattle)
Exhibition – February 5-28, 2019 | Gould Gallery, College of Built Environments
The Art of Black Urbanism was a conversation and art exhibition …
2018 Denny Awards Recipient
Improving Seattle’s parks through volunteerism
Maisha Barnett, Community, Environment and Planning Student
Recently, Interim Superintendent Christopher Williams announced the winners of Seattle Parks and Recreation’s 2018 Denny Awards for Outstanding Volunteer Stewardship. Maisha Barnett (CEP ’18), was among those …
Educating for Change
Building a relationship with the Rainier Scholars to develop future community leaders and agents of change
Seattle’s Rainier Scholars program cultivates the academic potential of low-income students of color by providing access to postsecondary institutions, opening doors to future careers, …
Planning For People
The Positive Impacts of a Democratic Planning Process
Mathew Langley, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
In the summer of 2016, Mathew Langley (MUP ’17) interned as a Junior Program Analyst for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Plains Region, Division …
Public Opinion Often Sets Privacy Standards for Smart City Tech
City officials, law professors and corporate privacy directors discuss the tension between open data work and privacy at the second day of the MetroLab Annual Summit in Atlanta, citing smart cities tech as an increasingly relevant part of the discussion.…
Building Place Through Practice
Creating change requires leadership, vision, hard work, and passion.
Maisha Barnett, a senior in the Community, Environment, and Planning (CEP) program, displays all of these traits as the project manager at the Jimi Hendrix Park Foundation for Seattle’s new Jimi …