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Smart Growth Seminars Series

Tuesday, December  8, 2009
12:00pm - 1:00 pm
AUPAUP is the acronym for Architecture & Urban Planning Building 110
(with On Public Health and Smart Growth)
"Development of a Tool for Predicting and Reducing Bacterial Contamination at Great Lakes Beaches"
Julie Kinzelman, City of Racine

 

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Previous Smart Growth Seminars

 

"Urban Design and Development in Another Gritty City: Glasgow, Scotland"
Steve Tiesdell, PhD, RIBA, MRTPI – University of Glasgow

 

"Historic Preservation and Smart Growth in Wisconsin"
Rick Bernstein - Wisconsin Historical Society

 

"Least-cost Paths to Energy Independence at a University Campus"

Lee DeBaillie - Energy Center of Wisconsin

"Smart Growth and Urban Design"
 

Maria Pandazi, AICP - City of Milwaukee, Department of City Development

 

“The Ozaukee Washington Land Trust”
A Watershed Approach to Land Protection

Shawn Graff, Executive Director of the Ozaukee Washington Land Trust

 

“A tale of three maps - Cultivation, Conservation and Coordination- the Ozaukee County Smart Growth plan”

Ed Beimborn, UWM Prof. Emeritus, Civil Engineering and Mechanics
Andrew Struck, Director of Planning and Parks, Ozaukee County

 

"Tourism and its distributional impacts: A ladder to the middle class?"
Prof. Dave Marcouiller, University of Wisconsin-Madison
*Approved for 1.0 CM Credits for AICP Attendees

Printable Version (PDF:431k)

 

“Can Southeast Wisconsin Grow Sustainably?”
Prof. Michael Utzinger, UWM Department of Architecture

*Approved for 1.0 CM Credits for AICP Attendees

“Sustainability and Smart Growth in Milwaukee”
Ann Beier, Director, Office of Environmental Sustainability for the City of Milwaukee

*Approved for 1.0 CM Credits for AICP Attendees

Printable Version (PDF:24k)

 

“Milwaukee 7: Making the Region Sustainable”
Prof. Sam White, UWM Department of Urban Planning

*Approved for 1.0 CM Credits for AICP Attendees

Video Powerpoint Presentation - Streaming Video  

 

Milwaukee’s 30th Street Industrial Corridor:
Background, Current Plans and Future Expectations

Brenna Holly, Executive Director, 30th Street Industrial Corridor Corporation

*Approved for 1.0 CM Credits for AICP Attendees

Printable Version (PDF:1.7MB)

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