This is where we showcase some of the best theses on urban issues completed by Urban Studies seniors and those in other departments and programs.<\/p>\n
Ezra H. Moser ’10: “Re-Imagining Portland, Maine: Integrating a Refugee Community<\/a>“; second-place winner for the Levy Urban Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n Alexandera Stein ’11: “Mapping Residential Segregation in Baltimore City<\/a>“; second-place winner for the Levy Urban Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n Chang Liu ’12: “Shallow Urbanization in China: Causes, Impacts and Policy Implications<\/a>“; first-place winner for the Levy Urban Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n Will Kaplan \u201913: \u201cNeighborhood Organization, Community Policing, and Crime: The Power of Community in Hartford<\/a>”<\/p>\n Sarah Kacevich ’13: “Accessing Human Rights through Faith-based Social Justice and Cultural Citizenship: Hartford’s Low-income Latino Immigrants<\/a>“; first-place winner for the Levy Urban Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n Monica Roldan-Rodriguez ’13: “A Mismatched Dubai: A Glamorous Globalizing City vs. A Contentious Local Identity<\/a>“; second-place winner for the Levy Urban Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n Ananya Sahay ’13: “India’s Boom Towns: Socio-Economic Consequences of Information Technology-Led Development in Chennai and Bangalore – Analysis post 1991 Liberalization Reforms in India<\/a>“; second-place winner for the Grossman Global Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n Jacob Miller \u201914: \u201cSubprime Disaster Capitalism in New Haven<\/a>\u201d; second-place winner for the Levy Urban Fund Senior Thesis Prize<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is where we showcase some of the best theses on urban issues completed by Urban Studies seniors and those in other departments and programs. Ezra H. Moser ’10: “Re-Imagining Portland, Maine: Integrating a Refugee Community“; second-place winner for the … Continue reading