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Agricultural land policy evaluation in western Colorado
Student Researcher: Ella Sanders
16th Avenue: Gateway into downtown Denver
Student Researcher: Dana Falk
Community within a school opportunity study
Student Researcher: Carrie Briscoe
Templates for affordable housing
Student Researcher: Caitlin Jacobshagen
Prioritization model for projects in Westminster, CO
Student Researcher: Allison Diehl
Denver nonprofit displacement assessment
Student Researcher: Alicia Leitgeb
Envisioning the future for the Auraria campus
Student Researcher: Alex Sterling
Holiday Shopping Center Redevelopment Plan
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Alex HemmerNatural resources strategic plan
Student Researcher: Dillon McBrideEnsuring the health of the creative district
Student Researcher: Camron BridgfordSustainable landfill redesign in Chitwan, Nepal
Student Researchers: Alison Blaine and Molly MarcucilliMaking Winter Park sustainable
Student Researcher: Andrew WilliamsGraduate Research Assistant Work to Support Faculty Research
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Defining a Public: The Management of Privately Owned Public Space
Principal Researchers:
Jeremy Németh, Ph.D This paper empirically explores the management of privately owned public space.Supporting Parent Engagement in Children's Learning through Neighborhood Development and Improvements to Accessibility
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Dr. Carrie Makarewicz Study findings suggest planning can contribute to student achievement through investments and coordination that bolster parents' time, energy, and resources for educational engagement in their homes, schools, and communities.Sustainability through Citizen-Municipal Partnerships
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Dr. Carrie Makarewicz Dr. Carrie Makarewicz, an assistant professor in the urban and regional planning program, has been working on research to determine how sustainability may be affected by municipality-supported but citizen-driven projects and neighborhood engagement.Design by Community Charrette
In late September 2016, MURP students in Assistant Professor Jennifer Steffel Johnson's Urban Housing class participated in a community design charrette, which is an intensive, hands-on workshop that brings together numerous disciplines to explore architectural, planning and development options for particular areas or sites.Crafting Form-Based Codes: Resilient Design, Policy & Regulations
Principal Researchers:
Korkut Onaran, Ph.D