The University of Pittsburgh
Community Outreach
Partnership Center
presents:
“LEARNING FROM LEADERS:
THE RISE OF THE CLEVELAND
HOUSING NETWORK”
By NORMAN KRUMHOLZ, FAICP
Professor, Levin College
of Urban Affairs
Cleveland State University
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,
2006
12:00 Noon – 1:30
p.m.
2500 POSVAR HALL
University of Pittsburgh
ABOUT OUR PRESENTER:
Norman
Krumholz is a Professor in the Levin College of Urban Affairs who earned his
planning degree at Cornell. Prior to this, he served as a planning practitioner
in Ithaca, Pittsburgh,
and Cleveland.
He served as Planning Director of the City of Cleveland from 1969-1979 under Mayors Carl B.
Stokes, Ralph J. Perk, and Dennis Kucinich. Professor Krumholz has published in
many professional journals, including the Journal of the American Planning
Association, the Journal of Planning Education and Research, and the
Journal of Urban Affairs. He has written or edited five books on urban
planning and neighborhoods, as well as chapters for many books. His book (with
John Forester) Making Equity Planning
Work won the Paul Davidoff book of the year award of the Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning. His research has been supported by the
Cleveland Foundation, the George Gund Foundation, and the Ford Foundation. He
served as the President of the American Planning Association (1986-1987) and
received the APA Award for Distinguished Leadership in 1990. He also served as
the President of the American Institute of Certified Planners (1999-2001). He
was awarded the Prize of Rome in 1987 by the American
Academy in Rome and received
the 2001 Homer C. Wadsworth Award as an advocate and practitioner of
"equity" urban planning. In 2003, Professor Krumholz was inducted
into the AICP College of Fellows. His Cleveland
Policy Plan of 1974 has been declared a "Planning Landmark" in
American Planning History for its emphasis on advocacy planning.
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