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  • Mack Avenue Rising Comprehensive Approaches for Commercial Corridor Revitalization 
    Caldwell, Phillip; Darby, Priscilla; Harrison, Ritchie; Wild, Lori (2023-01-17)
    This capstone project explores community development approaches for improv ing the Mack Ave nue Commercial Corridor from Alter Road to East Outer Drive ; which borders the City of Detroit on the north and the ...
  • Martin Park Community Engaged 
    Duell, Jamie; Hood, Lauren; Peters, Drew (2023-01-06)
    No abstract. PowerPoint presentation.
  • Moving forward Together: A Participatory Model of Community Engagement for the Livernois and West McNichols Communities 
    Crispen, Keith; Gifford, Joe; Murphy, Caitlin (2023-01-17)
    The purpose of this study is to critically examine the community engagement process of Urban Redevelopment In a specific neighborhood in Detroit. Detroit’s City Planning and Development Department, partnered with local ...
  • Project Meerkat 
    Gay, Steve; Kronfol, Ahmad; Tropf-Threloff, Debbie (2023-01-06)
    Thi s is a Master of Community Development Capstone Project that aims to explore the needs of the neighborhood between Marygrove College and the University of Detroit Mercy, in Detroit, Michigan. The project is designed ...
  • Public Transit + Community Wellness 
    Hercula, Amanda; Schultheis, Haley (2023-01-06)
    Transit plays a critical role in communities and cities at large. It serves as a connector of people to people and people to places. In Detroit, transit needs are great. A storied history of transit systems has left gaps ...
  • Restorin' E. Warren 
    Day, Miranda; Howard, Shelby; Marcelis, Kyle; Nelson, Steve; Rashid, Joe (2023-01-18)
    This project will provide a framework to invigorate the businesses along E. Warren Avenue. Since the Alger Theater is acknowledged to be a critical anchor institution along the commercial strip, the Restorin' E. Warren ...
  • Rouge River Greenway: Engagement & Connectivity 
    Almanfi, Ayat; Atkinson, Alyssa; Hurteau, Caroline; Lewis, Jeremy; McCain, Michael (2023-01-18)
    The proposed Rouge River Greenway will become a valued community asset used by residents and visitors alike when the community is engaged at every step of the planning, development and implementation stages and when the ...
  • Springwells Voice Initiative: Physical and digital media processes and products in support of promoting community engagement in the development of community 
    Howard, Erik (2023-01-06)
    This capstone Project investigated the use of communications strategies to organize and engage the Springwells neighborhood.
  • Strengthening Neighborhood Connectivity Through Land Conservancy In North Corktown 
    Koleszar, Austin, J.; Smalley, Cortney; Stoeser, Raymond, IV; Young, Colleen (2023-01-18)
    aboration with the North Corktown Neighborhood Association, this project explores how a holistic approach to community development can strengthen a neighborhood’s connectivity.
  • Sustainable Community Development: A model to reconnect neighbors 
    Flintoff, Ashley S.; Harrison, Kendra; Smith, Michael R. (2023-01-09)
    Thi s book is about reconnecting neighbors through sustainable community development. The neighborhood with which we engaged was College Core, a community centered between two anchoring institutions in Detroit, Michigan. ...
  • Sustainable Relationships: Laying a Groundwork for Community Development in Jefferson-Chalmers with Facelift Detroit 
    Alsaade, Shaema; Carr, Larissa; Kulikowski, Carrie (2023-01-09)
    This C apstone research began with interest in Facelift Detroit’s Fox Creek Revitalization Project. Fox Creek is one of the last remaining exposed creeks within the city of Detroit. Its importance in terms of ...
  • Who Gets to Decide? 
    Arkuski, Melissa; Neistein, Gabe; Newman, Heather; Reddy, Madhavi (2023-01-18)
    Residents now and over the years have voiced concerns about not being includ - ed in the decision-making processes about projects happening in their own neighborhoods. This project explored this dire need and sought to ...

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