A Breakdown of the USC Master of Urban Planning Program

Episode 3 July 11, 2022 00:26:42
A Breakdown of the USC Master of Urban Planning Program
Urban Planning is Not Boring
A Breakdown of the USC Master of Urban Planning Program

Jul 11 2022 | 00:26:42

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Hosted By

Natalie Ikhrata Samantha Ellman

Show Notes

Sam and Nat give you a breakdown of everything you need to know about the Master of Urban Planning program. From the various concentrations that you can choose from to the ability to add certificates, we have got you covered! Since they recently finished their first year in the program, they dive into personal insights gleaned from the last year and share their thoughts on the classes that they have taken over the last year. 

 

For more information on the USC Master of Urban Planning program, check out the website linked here.

 

Destination Crenshaw

 

We are stamping Crenshaw Boulevard, the spine of Los Angeles’ Black community, with a transformative infrastructure project that will boost our community through economic development, job creation, and environmental healing, while elevating Black art and culture.

 

When completed, Destination Crenshaw will be the place to experience the most dynamic expression of Black American culture in the United States. A 1.3-mile stretch of Crenshaw Boulevard will be transformed from an area that has long deserved economic investment and strategic urban planning, into a thriving commercial corridor linked by architecturally stunning community spaces and pocket parks, hundreds of newly planted trees, and over 100 commissioned works of art.

 

For more information about Destination Crenshaw, check out the website linked here

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