An Interdisciplinary Course Offered by the Colleges of Design, Construction & Planning, Engineering, Law, Journalism, and Liberal Arts & Sciences Coordinated by the Florida Climate Institute<\/p>\n\n\n\n
SIGN UP NOW \u2013 SPACE IS LIMITED \u2013 If you have questions, contact Professor Carney: <\/strong>j.carney@ufl.edu<\/a> Or Carolyn Cox <\/strong>crcox@ufl.edu<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n Resilience reflects the overall \u2018capacity\nof a city (individuals, communities, institutions, businesses and systems) to\nsurvive, adapt and thrive no matter what kinds of chronic stresses or acute\nshocks they experience\u2019. -Rockefeller Foundation: 2013<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Professors<\/strong>:\nJeff Carney, Architecture – Tim Mclendon, Law – Corene Matyas, CLAS \u2013 Richard\nStepp, CLAS – David Prevatt, Engineering \u2013 Alyson Larson, Journalism and\nadditional invited speakers<\/p>\n\n\n\n Course Listing<\/strong>: ARC 6911 \u2013 Wednesday 5:10-8:10 \u2013 122 Frazier Rogers\nHal<\/p>\n\n\n\n Course\ndescription:<\/strong> <\/strong>This\nmulti-disciplinary field-course will introduce students to the challenges that\ncommunities face following disasters to recovery effectively and achieve\nlong-term resilience. Florida communities must adapt to the changing\nenvironment to end the disaster\/rebuild cycle through the development of\neffective community design, public policy, and applied science. This course\nwill connect a range of disciplines through collaborative research and\nfield-based exploration in the City of Port St. Joe where the ravages of\nHurricane Michael are still evident. Lectures, readings, and research will\nprepare students for the spring break 2020 workshop in the City. Over the spring\nbreak field component, students will spend 5 intensive days (most expenses\npaid) in Port St. Joe visiting relevant sites and hearing from experts in a\nvariety of fields to inform their understanding and their scenario analysis and\nassociated work product.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Course Products:<\/strong> <\/strong>Each team will prepare a design\/policy proposal for\nPort St. Joe that includes discipline-specific components within a\nmulti-disciplinary concept. The proposal development and presentation process\nis one that design, engineering, law, humanities and journalism students may\nencounter in their professional endeavors and this solutions-oriented product\nwill provide practice for that process. The proposals will be presented by the\nteams, in Port St. Joe to an audience of local stakeholders including faculty,\nmunicipal partners, and citizens.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" An Interdisciplinary Course Offered by the Colleges of Design, Construction & Planning, Engineering, Law, Journalism, and Liberal Arts & Sciences 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