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UEPP 475 - Community Development and Participatory Methods

This course introduces students to concepts of community development in the context of urban change in the United States. It explores community development goals, organizations, strategies, tools, and planning processes. The theory and practice of urban development, neighborhood change, and community organizing will be discussed, with a particular focus on affordable housing and industrial facility siting. Social, economic, and environmental justice considerations and community empowerment is emphasized in this course.

Prerequisites & Notes: UEPP 370
Credits: 3
Grade Mode: Letter


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