Independent Student Research

Many students have used their involvement with the practicum course as a spring board to pursue independent research projects on themes and issues related to planning, development, governance, housing, and informality in Santo Domingo. These research projects have often served as the foundation of  Master’s theses, professional reports, and dissertations. Link to the theses listed below to explore in more detail.

Shavone Otero, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2018

Crysbel Tejada, MA Latin American Studies, 2018

Julia Duranti-Martínez, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2018

Caroline Daigle, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2018

Brent Perdue, MS Community and Regional Planning/MS Public Policy, 2017

Jose Rubio-Zepeda, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2017

Samuel Tabory, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2016

Kelly Strickler, MS Community and Regional Planning, 2015

Tania Davila, MS Community and Regional Planning, 2012

Omar Diaz, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2011

Regina Casey, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2011

Christeen Pusch, MS Community and Regional Planning, 2010

Shawn Strange, MS Community and Regional Planning, 2010

Meredith Bossin, MS Community and Regional Planning/MA Latin American Studies, 2009

  • Women, Employment, and Empowerment in the Dominican Republic: The case of Los Platanitos, Santo Domingo

 

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