Mark
Hamin
Lecturer of Regional Planning.
Director -MRP Program
Affiliated Faculty, Public History Certificate Program
Affiliated Faculty, Science, Technology and Society Initiative,
Center for Public Policy and Administration
Lecturer in Regional Planning. Director of Master of Regional Planning Program. B.A. History and B.A.Philosophy, Brown University 1984; Ph.D. History and Sociology of Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1999. Instructor for Reg Pl 651: Planning History and Theory; Env Des/Reg Pl 574: Introduction to City Planning; Env Des/Reg Pl 591b: Sustainable Cities. Dr. Hamin has also taught Land Arch/Reg Pl 691f: Research Issues; Reg Pl 591a: Seminar on Economic Development Theory; and Reg Pl 692h: Technology and Urban (Re)Form. Previous teaching as Temporary Assistant Professor in Community and Regional Planning at Iowa State University and as Instructor in HSS at the University of Pennsylvania. Special research interests include: the influence of life sciences on the development of the planning field; urban infrastructural and ecological history; social/cultural perspectives on environmental risk, security, and 'quality of life' in cities; and the long-term impact of technologically-transformed food ecologies/economies.
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Contact: Office Number 108 Hills North, 545-6608 email: Mark Hamin
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