The Path Less Traveled: Summer Sessions
Rather than a summer internship, Madeleine took classes over the summer ranging from GIS to Environmental Justice
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UEPodcast Episode 9: The B-Change with Eric Friedman
This week on the UEPodcast, we collaborated with the B-Change podcast to interview Eric Friedman, the director of Massachusetts’s Leading By Example program, which works… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 9: The B-Change with Eric Friedman
A Summer in the Seaport, Eastie, and Charlestown
Metro Housing Boston’s 2021 Lowell Richards Fellow, Nicole Stephens, shares her summer experience at Massport
UEPodcast Episode 8: Natural Hazards and GIS with Aggeliki Barberopoulou
Welcome back to the UEPodcast! On this week’s episode, UEPodcast co-producer spoke with UEP’s new GIS instructor, Aggeliki Barberopoulou about her expertise in natural hazards… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 8: Natural Hazards and GIS with Aggeliki Barberopoulou
UNHIS Sustainability Fellowship Recipients Reflect on Summer Projects
UNHSI Fellowship recipients share their summer experiences in community power, electric vehicles, and coastal resilience planning
Advancing A Vision for Stable, Healthy, Affordable Housing—Get to Know UEP Alum Meaghan Overton
UEP alum works to advance stable, healthy, and affordable housing in Colorado
A Summer of Two Environmental Internships
Balancing two summer internships created opportunity for diverse experiences
From Writing about Urban Planning to Equity-Centered Public Health—Get to Know Kim Etingoff
Alum Kim Etingoff addresses the barriers to food access and physical activity for communities in Massachusetts
UEP Alum Collaborate on Food Policy in California – Get to Know Becca Lucas, Jamie Fanous and Tessa Salzman
From UEP to California, alumni Becca, Jamie, and Tessa continue working together to advance food justice
Prof. Featured in Economics for Emancipation Podcast
Professor Penn Loh featured in Economics of Emancipation podcast