Training, Education, and Publications

Public and continuing education is a key method for linking universities with constituencies. In addition, studios and workshops provide training for Cornell students.

Case Studies in Urban Development conferences are held each year in the spring as a collaboration between CRP, the Real Estate Program, and others.

Clarence S. Stein Research Fellowships provide funding for research and outreach by graduate students.
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.
Kazakhstan Training Workshop
PreserveNet is a comprehensive database of regularly updated internet resources and current professional opportunities including extensive internship opportunities.
Preservation: Sustainability classes for professionals in New York City.
Progressive Planning is the magazine of Planners Network, an association of planners and others concerned with social and environmental justice. The organization's main office is housed in the department.
Restructuring Local Government provides information for local governments and is done in collaboration with Cornell's Cooperative Extension.
Workshops and Studios provide opportunities for graduate students to provide outreach for class credit each year.