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Environmental and Community Land Planning
GPES Areas of Study
Leader: Margaret Bryant
Environmental and community land planning is concerned with orderly, efficient, equitable and aesthetic development of land with special concern for (1) the state of the natural environment, (2) the physical character of communities, and (3) decision making at state, county and local levels of government. Planning balances competing demands on land and environment brought about by expanding urban and rural development, and enhancing viable natural and cultural resources is an important planning perspective. Another perspective involves the guiding of private and public development processes within a pluralistic political environment in order to promote sustainable communities while at the same time respecting fiscal, environmental and legal constraints.
The program is designed for students with social science, natural science, engineering, or design backgrounds who are interested in an interdisciplinary and integrative program. Some students have majors in interdisciplinary programs in urban studies or environmental studies. Students develop an understanding and knowledge of development processes, natural systems and governmental planning and regulation. They develop a capacity to analyze environmental and community land planning problems and to form imaginative solutions. Skills obtained include preparation of land and environmental databases, plans, policies and implementation programs.
Course Lists
- GPES Core (PDF)
- ECLP Specific (PDF)
ECLP Faculty
NAME | SPECIALTY | ADDRESS |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: PHDAdvisor(s): Bryant |
Previous Graduate Study: University of Canakkale Onseki (Landscape Architectu) |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MPSAdvisor(s): Dieterlen |
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| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MSAdvisor(s): Bryant |
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| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: PHDAdvisor(s): Im and Smardon |
Previous Graduate Study: Kyung Hee Univ (Land Arch) |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: PHDAdvisor(s): Bryant |
Previous Graduate Study: School of Planning & Arch (Environmental Planni) |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MPSAdvisor(s): Carter |
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| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MPSAdvisor(s): Diemont |
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| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: PHDAdvisor(s): Moran |
Previous Graduate Study: SUNY Binghamton (Geography ) About |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: PHDAdvisor(s): Diemont |
Undergraduate Institute: Universidad Autonoma Chapingo |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: PHDAdvisor(s): Diemont |
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| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MPSAdvisor(s): Bryant |
Undergraduate Institute: Centrl Connecticut St Univ (Geography) |
| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MSAdvisor(s): Moran and Potteiger |
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| Environmental and Community Land Planning Degree Sought: MSAdvisor(s): Bryant |
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