Count me in. And while we do this, we must also recognize the need for city management reform. One reason the teaching is so siloed is because the job world is so siloed, especially in local government. We need some brave reformers to pull that apart, and have integrated, multi-disciplinary teams working together at the local level. Doing so will create real and exciting job opportunities for new multi-disciplinary graduates.
Count me in too. I can do the street design/street system training. It helps that I have a PhD in engineering. We have even been tossing around the idea of a peer reviewed magazine.
Count me in. And while we do this, we must also recognize the need for city management reform. One reason the teaching is so siloed is because the job world is so siloed, especially in local government. We need some brave reformers to pull that apart, and have integrated, multi-disciplinary teams working together at the local level. Doing so will create real and exciting job opportunities for new multi-disciplinary graduates.
Most definitely! How do we get this change in city management circles?
Count me in too. I can do the street design/street system training. It helps that I have a PhD in engineering. We have even been tossing around the idea of a peer reviewed magazine.