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Margaret Dewar
Professor of Urban and Regional Planning
Faculty Director of the Edward Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning
Office: 2208B
Teaching Areas:
- State, Local, and Community Economic Development Planning
- Planning for Declining Industries
Margaret Dewar is faculty coordinator for the housing, community, and economic development concentration. She is also the faculty director of the University's Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning. She earned her Ph.D. in Urban Studies and Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and her Master of City Planning from Harvard University. Her research is in economic development, urban environmental planning, and urban land use. Her current projects are concerned with remaking cities following abandonment, strengthening deteriorated neighborhoods, and planning across the Great Lakes region. Her projects deal with how planners can address issues facing troubled industries, declining regions, cities with high rates of poverty, and low-income neighborhoods. Dewar teaches courses where students studying for the Master of Urban Planning work with community partners to produce plans that advance the agendas of those partners, principally in Detroit and Flint.
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