As part of the nationwide New Economy Week, Tufts welcomed organizer, educator and public speaker Chris Crass to explore what it takes to achieve a just and… Read More »Winning Hearts and Minds: Anti-Racism, Feminism, and the New Economy
4P+MassAPA Annual Conference The annual meeting of the four Massachusetts planning schools and the Massachusetts American Planning Association took place on Wednesday, celebrating the career of… Read More »Securing Affordable Housing in Hot Market Areas
The second installment of UEP’s Fall Colloquium series, hosted by the Food Systems Planning Coalition, featured Joan Squeri, founder of Healthy Communities Capital Consulting. Bringing together… Read More »UEP Colloquium: Fair Food Access Is Urban Planning
A recent article by UEP professor Julian Agyeman and co-author Duncan MacLaren has been featured in the latest issue of Time Magazine. The article, titled… Read More »Tufts UEP Professor Julian Agyeman in Time Magazine
The Fall 2014 UEP Colloquium series has officially begun! The Student Planning Association brought together four of the area’s UEP alumni working within local government planning… Read More »First UEP Colloquium of the Season – Alumni in Local Government Planning
UEP second-year students Tida Infahsaeng, Ian Jakus, Denise Chin, and Valerie Oorthuys have won the 2014 American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Student Project Award… Read More »UEP Wins National Planning Award — Again!
Last November, Rebecca Schofield, a second year UEP student, was named the winner of the Welcoming Communities Student Ideas competition, sponsored by the Expanding Opportunities… Read More »Rebecca Schofield’s Competition Winning Proposal
Updated Q: You mention Cities below, but what are requirements for the other core courses? Everyone must take Foundations in their first semester, as well… Read More »Common UEP questions
Beyond the introductory GIS class, there are several other classes available to UEP students in different areas of spatial analysis. Remote Sensing is popular among… Read More »Crisis mapping at UEP
In another paper from Justin Hollander’s Regional Planning class, Lydia Rainville ’12 makes recommendations for regional planning to two regional organizations in the Virginia Beach… Read More »Lydia Rainville ’12: Regional Visioning in Virginia