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Old Posted Nov 27, 2009, 4:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Cambridgite View Post
It probably helps that U of Waterloo has a well-established Planning program. I know quite a few people on SSP Local: Waterloo who are in Planning at UW. Maybe as high as 50%. I'm unaware of a similar program existing at UWO, so maybe that explains the difference in activity levels. It's not because there is nothing of interest going on in London, because there is.
A geography minor in urban planning is available at Western, but that's the extent of what Western offers in that area. I was enrolled in it at one time but I decided not to pursue it further after second year. Ironically, I'm planning to go back into that field now that I have my undergraduate degree in management. There are some professors at Western involved in urban planning research, including that "food desert" study from a year or so back.
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