Ganesh Chaturthi
By Maritza Lee, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow The day to go home has arrived. On my way to the airport, I reflected over the last weeks in […]
Entries by UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs
Finding answers where there may be no solutions
By Jason Karpman, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow At the outset of this blogging exercise I posed two questions that I hoped to answer during my time in […]
Dealing with Uncertainty
By Ryan Sclar, MURP ’16 & Fellow to Center for Environmental Planning & Technology University The most important part of my internship this summer is organizing, supervising, and analyzing a […]
The Importance of Field Work
By Ryan Sclar, MURP ’16 & Fellow to Center for Environmental Planning & Technology University Part of my job here is to research what planners are writing about BRT and […]
A Farewell to Panama
By Marissa Sanchez, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow Saying farewell to a country that welcomed me with open arms was not easy. Although I only lived and worked […]
The Beauty of Place
By Shafaq Choudry, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow Shortly after arriving in Panama City after a fun-filled family reunion in ATL (and convenient non-stop flight to Panama), I […]
Urbanization and water security in India
By Maritza Lee, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow Water is a fundamental natural resource to life and food security. India’s population represents more than 18% of the world’s […]
El Mercado de Mariscos: A Public Space that Celebrates Culture
By Marissa Sanchez, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow As I looked past the stream of cars I realized I had found it, the much spoken of, very popular, […]
Planning in Panama City
By Shafaq Choudry, MURP ’16 & International Practice Pathway Fellow We’ve heard time and time again to keep an open mind when it comes to going abroad for work opportunities. […]
Bus Rapid Transit in India
By Ryan Sclar, MURP ’16 & Fellow to Center for Environmental Planning & Technology University The idea behind Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is simple; if you give a bus its […]
