Students redesigned an existing public housing development to connect residents with each other and their neighborhood A team of Rutgers graduate students created an award-winning proposal to turn an aging public housing development in Ohio into a vibrant community, where residents can interact in public spaces and on their front porches, backyards and playgrounds and […]
Bloustein School, design, HUD, IAH, Nelessen, SEBS
Kofi Addo’s formative years growing up with extended family in Ghana helped shape his interest in how societal and environmental factors play fundamental roles in shaping the health outcomes of individuals. A self-described bibliophile born in Morristown, NJ who finds solace in reading when life becomes hectic, Kofi spent the summer as an intern in […]
Bloustein School, CDC, FIGS, First-year Interest Group Seminars, health outcomes, kofi addo, Pathways to Science, Project Imhotep, Public Health Leader Fellowship Programs, Rutgers, Scarlet Ambassador
The Monmouth University Urban Coast Institute (UCI) has received a $1.2 million Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation grant to continue the development of the Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal (portal.midatlanticocean.org), a free, state-of-the-art mapping and information site focused on ocean areas from New York through Virginia. The funding will support the work of a project team […]
Bloustein School, EAC, Environmental Analysis and Communications Group, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, MARCO, Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal, Mid-Atlantic Regional Ocean Action Plan, Monmouth University Urban Coast Institute
The James J. Gallagher Family Fellowship has been established to allow graduate students from Rutgers University interested in climate change preparedness measures to undertake projects to help advance the mission and objectives of the New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance. Dr. James J. Gallagher, a long-time environmental advocate, is originally from New York and currently resides […]
Bloustein School, environmental advocacy, fellowship, gallagher, MCRP, MPP, New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance
NAIOP New Jersey recently announced the winner of the 2016 CRE Intercollegiate Case Study Competition (CREICS), where teams from Rutgers University, Monmouth University and New York University accepted the challenge of reimagining an industrial site located near Liberty State Park in Jersey City. The site location was donated by sponsor KRE Group for purposes of […]
Bloustein School, CRE Intercollegiate Case Study Competition, KRE Group, Listokin, NAIOP, RBS, Rutgers Business SchoolIn 2014 the New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance established the James J. Gallagher Family Fellowship, which allows graduate students from Rutgers University interested in climate change preparedness measures to undertake projects to help advance the mission and objectives of the New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance. Dr. James J. Gallagher, a long-time environmental advocate, is originally from New […]
Bloustein School, environmental advocacy, fellowship, gallagher, HUD, MCRP, MPP, New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance, sociology
LISTEN TO THE RECORDING OF THE EVENT: http://165.230.149.154:8080/ess/echo/presentation/c0f990e9-81c1-436a-9e91-59b945881891 (please note that the first 10 minutes of the camera recording is blurry due to a malfunction but the sound is fine. The accompanying slides are clear) The existing 151-foot clearance of the Bayonne Bridge is a limitation to future post-Panamax vessels following the anticipated completion of […]
Bayonne Bridge, Bloustein School, CAIT, construction, navigational clearance, NJ, NJTPA, Papageorgis, Port Authority NY/NJ, Raise the Roadway, Voorhees Transportation Center, VTC
EJB alum Dr. Jeremy Németh, Ph.D. ’07, associate professor and chair of the planning and design department at the University of Colorado, Denver, is quoted in an NPR story discussing the renaissance of old train stations in Denver. He notes that millennials are choosing to move to cities to be close to work, and cities are taking notice by revamping old, […]
Alumni, Bloustein School, BSAA, cities, Denver, EJB, Jeremy Nemeth, millennials, sustainable development, transformation, transit systems, University of Colorado, urban design, Urban Planning