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A New Course — Millennial planners, like their peers in other professions, are taking over the workforce. How do these young professionals value and approach their work?

July 7, 2017

“Students are interested in a diverse array of opportunities,” said Krystyn Kitto, assistant director of career services and alumni relations at Rutgers University’s Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. “They don’t want to just do the work; they want to see how it’s impacting people.”

APA Magazine, July 2017

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