Recent Events School of Landscape Architecture and Planning Lecture Series (Archived Lectures) Upcoming Events Mar 25 ISIE 2025 Speaker Series: Native American Ontologies at the World’s Columbian Exposition Noon – 1 p.m., Today Apr 04 Denver Metro’s Continued Housing, Jobs and Transportation Spatial Mismatch | Lecture by Carrie Makarewicz Noon – 1 p.m., April 4, 2025 Housing affordability continues to be a critical issue in the United States. Meagan Ehlenz's research explores the potential for scaling shared equity homeownership (SEH) as a strategy to address Arizona’s growing housing affordability crisis. Apr 10 A State of Decline: Infrastructural Woes and Emigration Aspirations in the US | Lecture by Megan Carney 12:30 – 1:20 p.m., April 10, 2025 Moving abroad is an increasingly trending topic in the United States. This talk presents findings from a recent study on US emigration that included qualitative interviews and a large cross-sectional survey in which participants cited infrastructure concerns around housing, transportation, public and recreational spaces, and healthcare as motivating their desires to seek futures outside of the U.S. May 01 Scaling Shared Equity Homeownership Models to Grow Affordable Housing Supplies | Lecture by Meagan Ehlenz 12:30 – 1:30 p.m., May 1, 2025 Housing affordability continues to be a critical issue in the United States. Meagan Ehlenz's research explores the potential for scaling shared equity homeownership (SEH) as a strategy to address Arizona’s growing housing affordability crisis.
Mar 25 ISIE 2025 Speaker Series: Native American Ontologies at the World’s Columbian Exposition Noon – 1 p.m., Today
Apr 04 Denver Metro’s Continued Housing, Jobs and Transportation Spatial Mismatch | Lecture by Carrie Makarewicz Noon – 1 p.m., April 4, 2025 Housing affordability continues to be a critical issue in the United States. Meagan Ehlenz's research explores the potential for scaling shared equity homeownership (SEH) as a strategy to address Arizona’s growing housing affordability crisis.
Apr 10 A State of Decline: Infrastructural Woes and Emigration Aspirations in the US | Lecture by Megan Carney 12:30 – 1:20 p.m., April 10, 2025 Moving abroad is an increasingly trending topic in the United States. This talk presents findings from a recent study on US emigration that included qualitative interviews and a large cross-sectional survey in which participants cited infrastructure concerns around housing, transportation, public and recreational spaces, and healthcare as motivating their desires to seek futures outside of the U.S.
May 01 Scaling Shared Equity Homeownership Models to Grow Affordable Housing Supplies | Lecture by Meagan Ehlenz 12:30 – 1:30 p.m., May 1, 2025 Housing affordability continues to be a critical issue in the United States. Meagan Ehlenz's research explores the potential for scaling shared equity homeownership (SEH) as a strategy to address Arizona’s growing housing affordability crisis.
