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Hunter Urban Policy & Planning

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Hunter College UPP is an internationally recognized community of faculty and scholars. We are the visionary urbanists of both today and tomorrow.
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    Hunter Urban Policy & Planning
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    Mar 11, 2025
    Exciting news! Professor of Urban Policy and Planning Jill Simone Gross has been selected for the Mary Helen Callahan Distinguished Service Award of the @UAAnews Big congratulations to Dr. Gross on this incredible achievement! Learn more here: hunter.cuny.edu/news/hunter-pr…
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    Hunter Urban Policy & Planning
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    Jan 3, 2025
    Meet Leah, a recent graduate of our MSUPL program!
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    Meet Leah: NYC DOT Art Project Manager "DOT Art provides canvases that allow partner organizations...
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    Hunter Urban Policy & Planning
    @UPP_Hunter
    Nov 30, 2024
    Congratulations to Hunter's four Community Planning Fellows at the Fund for the City of New York!
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    Hunter Urban Policy & Planning
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    Nov 30, 2024
    A Hunter planning studio, taught last year by NACTO President Ryan Russo, created this infographic that helps explain the complex politics playing out in the media and community meetings. Read the report here: lnkd.in/eBPXU85M
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    Hunter Urban Policy & Planning
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    Nov 30, 2024
    The Placemakers of Hunter College Club, with the support of Street Lab, engaged in a tactical urbanism exercise to imagine what a more people-friendly 68th Street could look like for Hunter College students and residents of the surrounding neighborhood.
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