HELLO & GOODBYE: DCP Celebrates Spring Class of 2021 In Person
A stage instead of couches. Regalia instead of pajamas. Family and friends screaming instead of waving on Zoom.
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APA SCD Student and Emerging Professionals Panel and Q&A: May 12, 2021
DCP is excited to announce an upcoming Student and Emerging Professionals panel. This panel will be hosted by the American Planning Association (APA)’s Sustainable Communities Division (SCD), and is geared exclusively to UF students interested in sustainable communities and planning. The event will give students the chance to chat with planners of diverse professional backgrounds
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Reclaiming Urban Spaces in the COVID-Era and Beyond
Adjusting design and reallocating space is not a new idea.
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Gator Nation Giving Day!
DCP came in first place for total gifts amongst all UF colleges with 1,233, beating the second place finisher by 317.
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Urban Planning Ph.D. Student Secures Microsoft’s AI for Earth Grant
The team’s research goal is to create a model that predicts human behavior and mobility during EWEs in real time.
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Nine DCP Students Receive Recognition at 2020 Research Symposium
These winners represent a range of research topics and methods across DCP disciplines.
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DCP Alumni Spotlight: Christen Hutton, AICP
Hutton is a project manager at Schmidt Nichols, an award-winning landscape architecture and urban planning firm.
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DCP Faculty Awarded by UF and City of Gainesville
The UF-City of Gainesville Research Awards Showcase was held at Emerson Alumni Hall on Oct. 9 to celebrate the seven winning research projects selected last year. The teams presented their completed work and results at this event. As part of the University of Florida’s Strategic Development Plan, UF Senior Vice President and COO Charlie Lane
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Redden Appreciates Larsen’s Mentorship
Alumni Profile – Tyeshia Redden, Urban and Regional PlanningUrban and Regional Planning alum Tyeshia Redden graduated from our doctoral program with a focus on planning two summers ago. She recently worked on the Porters Community project with our URP program. You can read more about the project here. Can you tell us about your career?I
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A New Porters Community Narrative Engages and Empowers the Neighborhood
Porters neighborhood residents and stakeholders have created a new narrative, which is an innovative tool to communicate what makes the neighborhood special and should be protected in the face of development pressures. The “Porters Community,” as it is often called, is a historically African American neighborhood located in Gainesville between downtown and the University of
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