Environmental Planning Club
The Environmental Planning Club encourages members to enrich the environment.
Regional Planning Foundation Courses - 21 Credits
- GARP 0105 - Introduction to Community Planning
- GARP 0106 - Envir., Substain. & Society
- GARP 0216 - The (Un)Just City
- GARP 0219 - Land Use and Resource Planning
- GARP 0222 - Site Planning Studio
- GARP 0225 - Legal Issues in Zoning and Planning
- GARP 0391 - Seminar in Regional and Environmental Planning
Regional Planning Methodology Courses - 9 Credits
Required - 6 Credits
- GARP 0244 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
- GARP 0246 - Quantitative Methods for Social and Physical Science
Choose One - 3 Credits
- GARP 0243 - Introduction to Remote Sensing
- GARP 0340 - Data Collection and Analysis
- GARP 0343 - Advanced Remote Sensing
- GARP 0344 - Advanced Geographic Information Systems
- GARP 0360 - Field Methods
Urban & Social Justice Concentration - 9 Credits
Choose three courses from the following:
- GARP 0204 - Housing in America
- GARP 0213 - Travel and Tourism Planning or
- GARP 0218 - Recreation Geography
- GARP 0217 - Contemporary Global Issues
- GARP 0233 - Planning (for) Disasters
- GARP 0252 - Cities of the Global South
- GARP 0305 - Regional Geography of New England
- GARP 0314 - Transportation Geography
- GARP 0316 - American Suburbanization
- GARP 0317 - Special Topics in Geography and Planning urban emphasis
- GARP 0325 - Food Systems Planning
- GARP 0350 - Internship in Regional and Environmental Planning
- (only 3 credits count toward the concentration)
- GARP 0352 - Planning Green Sustainable Cities
- GARP 0399 - Independent Study
- (only 3 credits count toward the concentration)
Regional Planning Recommended Common Core Courses
- GARP 0101 - World Regional Geography
- GARP 0102 - Physical Geography
- GARP 0204 - Housing in America
- GARP 0107 - Climate Change
- GARP 0210 - Cultural Geography
Additional Graduation Requirements
All students must meet the
