On May 17, Penn IUR celebrated three of its graduating Affiliated PhD Students during the annual Penn Urban Doctoral Symposium. Co-sponsored with Penn’s Urban Studies program, this symposium highlights the work of graduating urban-focused doctoral candidates. Graduates present and discuss their dissertation findings and celebrate their work with family, friends, and faculty. We are proud to congratulate the following four students who participated in this year’s symposium:
- Cameron Anglum, Graduate School of Education, Education Policy, "Credit Constrained? How the Cost of Capital Affects District Resources and Student Achievement"
- James Morone, School of Arts & Sciences, Political Science, "Institutions, Social Networks, and the Production of Neighborhood-Level Racial Justice Activism"
- M. Zoë Warner, Weitzman School of Design, City & Regional Planning, "Influence of Landscape Spatial Patterns and Land Use Planning on Grassland Bird Habitat Occupancy in Chester County, Pennsylvania"
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