Work by Hailey Morey

Student

Hailey Morey (M.R.P. '20)

Hometown

Oregon, Wisconsin

Hailey Morey is a 2020 graduate of the Master in Regional Planning program at Cornell University. She is passionate about creating spaces that break barriers to produce an inclusive change for a sustainable world.

During her time at Cornell, Hailey traveled to the Kingdom of Tonga to assess the effects of climate change on the pacific islands, she partnered with the Cornell Farmworker Program to create legislative change on farmworker housing conditions, and she collaborated with Midtown Cleveland, Inc. in Cleveland, Ohio to expand public services to their community. Hailey further developed her design skills through the City and Regional Planning department and also served as a Project Manager for the Camp Columbus Redevelopment Plan through Design Connect. In her free time, Hailey enjoyed exploring Ithaca’s many waterfalls, as well as working for Cornell Outdoor Education as a rock-climbing instructor.

For more information on Hailey Morey’s workshop report, Strengthening Tonga’s Freshwater Resilience: A Grassroots Focus, please contact crpinfo@cornell.edu.

“Existing vulnerabilities in Tonga’s water system caused by climate change-induced events have the potential to cripple the availability of freshwater.”

—Excerpt from workshop report, Strengthening Tonga’s Freshwater Resilience: A Grassroots Focus.

Rendering of a neighborhood center with a tree lined creek.

Hailington, Re-imagining a New Urban Core, first prize in the 2nd annual CRP Poster Contest, produced in CRP 5851 with Zachary Boggs, Isabel Fernandez.

Rendering of a train station with people waiting for the train.

Hailington, Re-imagining a New Urban Core, mobility plan, produced in CRP 5851 with Zachary Boggs, Isabel Fernandez.

Rendering of a a park with a canal and people sitting on the grass.

Hailington, Re-imagining a New Urban Core, recreation plan, produced in CRP 5851 with Zachary Boggs, Isabel Fernandez.

Rendering of a community garden with raised garden beds and people walking among the garden.

A rendering of Asiatown's future community garden in Cleveland, Ohio, produced for MidTown Cleveland, Inc. in CRP 5850 with Mitch Glass and Jeffrey Chusid.