Why Study Community and Regional Planning at Boise State University?
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Mar 11 2013
The 3D Visualization “Cave”The Department of Community and Regional Planning is home of one of the few “mini-caves” [...]
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Dec 19 2012
Get a personalized eBrochure todayPlease complete this form to receive a personalized electronic brochure that will be emailed to [...]
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Dec 18 2012
About Community and Regional PlanningBoise State University’s Department of Community and Regional Planning inspires good planning practices in a growing [...]
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Dec 18 2012
About the UniversityBoise State University is a public, metropolitan research university offering an array of undergraduate and [...]
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Dec 18 2012
About BoiseIn its 80th year, Boise State University is truly coming of age in higher education. [...]
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Ask yourself some questions:
- Am I looking for a career rather than just a job?
- Am I interested in cities; care about my community; concerned about the environment?
- Do I like to envision what could be, rather than what is?
- Do I like to work with people?
- Am I interested in making a positive impact on people’s lives and on the built environment?
- Do I like to analyze problems and develop possible solutions?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then planning is the right career for you!
College News
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May 21 2013
John Freemuth
John Freemuth, professor of political science and public affairs, was quoted in an Idaho Statesman
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May 20 2013
Charles Honts
Charles Honts, professor of psychology and recognized expert on polygraphs, was quoted in an article
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May 20 2013
Ed McLuskie
Ed McLuskie, professor of communication, served as an expert evaluator for the European Science Foundation (ESF)