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Design and Land Use

From the Sustainable Panama Workshop

Outreach in the area of design and land use taps into a long tradition of community design and engages with the physical city. Topics include land use and urban design plans, "smart growth" policies, public spaces in cities, and strategies for increasing housing opportunities.

AAP NYC Urban Studies internships are an integral part of the undergraduate fall semester in New York City.
Affordable Housing in Tompkins County Workshop
City and Regional Planning summer internships are offered by the department for graduate students.
Clarence S. Stein Research Fellowships provide funding for research and outreach by graduate students.
Cornell in Rome spring semester internships for graduate students with U.N. agencies and other groups.
Cornell Urban Scholars Program includes internship programs for graduate and undergraduate students in Washington, DC, through the Cornell in Washington Program in partnership with Cornell's Public Service Center.
Design for Health bridges the gap between the emerging research base on community design and healthy living and the everyday realities of local government planning.
Introductory Methods of Planning Analysis creates neighborhood plans.
Preservation Studies Student Organization's annual Preservation Work Weekend.
Strategic Conservation Planning Workshop
Sustainable Panama winter session workshop class.
UNESCO Growing Up in Cities Program (2005–08) includes opportunities in the U.S. and Africa.
Urban Design Workshop, CRP course number 3072 and 5072.