Planning and Public Engagement

1.5 credits · Graduate Programs

An overview of key principles and theories, and contemporary issues and tools of participation and public engagement as they apply to planning. Embraces consideration of public engagement, facilitation, negotiation and conflict resolution processes from the point of view of Indigenous communities, equity-seeking groups, municipal planners, developers and planning/design professionals. Includes development and implementation of public engagement plans. Antirequisite(s): Credit for Planning 620 and Environmental Design Planning 632 will not be allowed.