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YEARS OF URBAN PLANNING AT UCLA: A TIMELINE
1957
University of
California authorizes funds for the establishment of a school of architecture
and urban planning on the Los Angeles campus
1964
Founding Dean George Dudley was appointed
1965
Dean George Dudley took residence at UCLA
Professor Peter Kamnitzer appointed
1966
A two year master of Urban Design program was established
with the admission of 12 students in Fall.
1968
Dean Harvey Perloff was appointed and took residence at UCLA in Fall
School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SAUP)
initiated
Two separate programs Architecture/Urban Design
and Urban Planning were launched
Library of Architecture and Allied Arts of Los Angeles
(LAAALA) collection was donated to UCLA SAUP
1969
Professor Leland
Burns appointed
Professor
John Friedmann appointed 
John
Friedmann, appointed Head of Urban Planning Program
Linda
Adams, Graduate Advisor
Harvey
Perloff receives grant from Department of Transportation for research
and training program in urban transportation
1970
Professor Gene
Grigsby appointed
Professor Barclay Hudson appointed 
Professor Donald McAllister appointed
Jan
Waller, Graduate Advisor
Ph.D. Program inaugurated
1971
Professor Martin
Wachs appointed
Professor David Stea appointed 
First UP M.A. class graduated
Initial recognition of M.A. Program by APA
Urban Innovations Group (UIG) established
1972
Professor Edward
Soja appointed
Professor
Karen Hill Scott appointed
Professor
Peter Marcuse appointed 
Professor
David Conn appointed
Initiation of JD/MA Concurrent Degree Program
Schoolwide administrative review resulted in the
two program heads being appointed as Vice Chairs of the School
SAUP library established
Harvey Perloff receives HUD
grant for New Town-In-Town study
1973
First Ph.D. awarded (Tong Wu)
Formation of School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Student Association (SAUPSA)
Publication
of John Friedmann, URBANIZATION, PLANNING, AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
Sage Publications
Publication
of John Friedmann, RETRACKING AMERICA: A THEORY OF TRANSACTIVE
PLANNING, Doubleday and Anchor Books (an Urban Affairs Library Selection)
1974
Professor Robin
Liggett appointed
Professor Donald
Shoup appointed 
1975
Marty Wachs, appointed Head
of Urban Planning Program
Professor Allan
Heskin appointed
Determination of procedure for selection of program
head
Lee Burns receives Ford Foundation
Research Fellowship
Dean=s
Council is established to secure funding and raise awareness of SAUP
Establishment of SAUP Alumni Association
1976
Professor Peter Marris appointed
UCLA Graduate Council Review and Site Visit
John
Friedmann receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Ed
Soja receives Fulbright Fellowship
1977
Ed Soja, appointed Head of Urban Planning Program
Professor Leo
Estrada appointed
Initiation of MBA/MA Concurrent Degree Program
Marty
Wachs receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Publication
of Burns and Grebler, THE HOUSING OF NATIONS, MacMillan
1978
Peter Marris, appointed Head
of Urban Planning Program
Barbara Saxon Vineyard, Graduate Advisor
Barclay
Hudson left
Don
McAllister left
1979
Professor Dolores Hayden appointed
Conference:
Planning & Designing a Non-Sexist Society 
Dolores
Hayden receives Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship
Publication
of Martin Wachs, TRANSPORTATION FOR THE ELDERLY, UC Press
Publication
of John Friedmann, THE GOOD SOCIETY, MIT Press
Publication
of John Friedmann and Clyde Weaver, TERRITORY AND FUNCTION: THE
EVOLUTION OF REGIONAL PLANNING, UC Press
1980
David
Conn relocated to Virginia Tech
Professor Margaret FitzSimmons appointed
Marsha Brown, Assistant to the Chair
Initiation
of MBA/MA Concurrent Degree Program
Conference:
Planning for Women's Needs
Conference: Housing and Employment: Challenges
for Latinos in the 80's
My
Fair Planner -- A Satirical Musical Review (starring Neal Richman, Gilda
Haas and Mike Mahdesian)
Marty
Wachs receives Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship
1981
School is renamed Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning
(GSAUP)
Marty Wachs, appointed
Head of Urban Planning Program
Professor Rebecca Morales appointed
Conference:
Planning for Women in the Economy: A Changing Perspective
UCLA Graduate Council Review
and Site Visit
Dolores
Hayden receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Publication
of Harvey S. Perloff, PLANNING THE POST INDUSTRIAL CITY
Publication
of Dolores Hayden, THE GRAND DOMESTIC REVOLUTION, MIT Press
1982
Professor Michael
Storper appointed
Bob
Gottlieb appointed as Lecturer 
David Stea relocated
Initiation of Latin American Studies, MA Concurrent
Degree Program
Conference:
Planning for Women and the Changing Household
Karen
Hill Scott resigns ladder position
Robin Liggett receives UCLA Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching
Award and Harvey L. Eby Award for the Art of Teaching
Stephen
Commins receives Alumni Association Distinguished Scholar Award
1983
John Friedmann, appointed
Head of Urban Planning Program
Harvey Perloff's Lustrum Celebration of 15 years as Dean
Conference: Minorities
in L.A. :Strategies for Self Determination
Harvey Perloff dies
Sam
Aroni appointed as Acting Dean (1983-85)
Publication
of Allan Heskin, TENANTS AND THE AMERICAN DREAM: IDEOLOGY AND THE TENANT
MOVEMENT, Praeger
1984
Professor Jacqueline
Leavitt appointed
Gilda
Haas appointed as lecturer 
Conference:
Women in Poverty: Reversing the Trend
Conference:
Toward a Just World Order
Accreditation
Review and Site Visit
Jackie
Leavitt and Troy West receive First Place Design Award for ANew
American House@ national competition sponsored by the
Minneapolis College of Art and Design and the National Endowment for
the Arts
Jackie
Leavitt and Troy West receive First Place Design Award for AThe
House of Women@ national exhibition sponsored by the California State University at
Long Beach and the Women=s Studies Program
Publication
of Dolores Hayden, REDESIGNING THE AMERICAN DREAM: THE FUTURE OF HOUSING,
WORK, AND FAMILY LIFE, W.W. Norton
1985
Richard Weinstein appointed Dean of Graduate
School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Professor Paul
Ong appointed
Leonie
Sandercock appointed 
Conference:
Planning to End Violence Against Women
Leo
Estrada receives Kellogg Fellowship
Alumni
Association Distinghished Scholar Award: Gail Dubrow
First
accreditation of the Urban Planning MA program
Publication
of Leland S. Burns and John Friedmann, eds., THE ART OF PLANNING: SELECTED
ESSAYS OF HARVEY S. PERLOFF, Plenum
Publication
of Martin Wachs, ed., ETHICS IN PLANNING, Center for Urban Policy, Rutgers
University
Special issue of ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING magazine on
UCLA Planning Alumni
1986
Establishment
of the Perloff Chair with Lisa Peattie as the Perloff Chair in UP
Conference:
International Green Movements and the Prospects for a New Environmental/Industrial
Politics in the U.S.
Marty Wachs receives UCLA Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching
Award and California Planning Foundation Planning Educator of the Year
Award
Marty
Wachs receives Rockefeller Fellowship
Housing
the Homeless in L.A. County receives AICP Student Project Award
Publication
of Allan Scott and Michael Storper, eds., PRODUCTION, WORK, TERRITORY:
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY OF INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM, Allen and
Unwin
Publication
of Leland S. Burns and Leo Grebler, THE FUTURE OF HOUSING MARKETS, Plenum
1987
Marty
Wachs, appointed Head of Urban Planning Program 
Professor Susanna
Hechtt appointed
Carol
Goldstein appointed as lecturer 
Professor
Gordon Cameron, Perloff Chair
Conference: Accepting the Challenge: Gender, Race and Disability
in Urban Planning Education
ACSP
Conference: Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles
Dedication of Perloff Hall
Jackie
Leavitt receives APA Diana Donald Award honoring work on women's issues
Dolores
Hayden receives APA Diana Donald Award honoring outstanding contributions
to women's rights within the planning profession
Dolores
Hayden receives ACSP Paul Davidoff Award for outstanding publication
in urban planning for REDESIGNING THE AMERICAN DREAM
Lynn
Hansen named UCLA Alumni Association Outstanding Graduate Student
Denise
Fairchild named Graduate Woman of the Year
Publication
of Leo v.d. Berg, Leo H. Klaassen, and Leland S. Burns, eds. SPATIAL
CYCLES, Gower
Publication
of Dolores Hayden, SEVEN AMERICAN UTOPIAS, MIT Press
Publication
of John Friedmann, PLANNING IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN: FROM KNOWLEDGE TO
ACTION, Princeton University Press
Publication
of Peter Marris, MEANING AND ACTION, Routledge and Kegan Paul
Publication
of William Mitchell, T. Kvan and Robin Liggett, THE ART OF COMPUTER
GRAPHICS PROGRAMMING: A STRUCTURED INTRODUCTION FOR ARCHITECTS
AND DESIGNERS, Van Norstrand
1988
From Broadway to Skid Row to Bunker Hill: Street
ife in Downtown Los Angeles: A Photographic Exhibition by Diego
Cardoso
Symposium
on Homelessness
Conference:
Reclaiming our Neighborhoods: The Real Majority Plans L.A.
Conference:
The Car and the City: The Automobile, the Built Environment and Daily
Life in Los Angeles
Lee
Burns receives Guggenheim Fellowship
John
Friedmann receives ACSP Distinguished Planning Educator Award
Michael
Storper receives German Marshall Fellowship
Michele
Prichard named UCLA Alumni Association Outstanding Graduate Student
Richard
Massaro named Alumni Association Distinguished Scholar
Publication
of John Friedmann, LIFE SPACE AND ECONOMIC SPACE: ESSAYS IN THIRD WORLD
PLANNING, Transaction Press
1989
Allan Heskin, appointed Head of Urban Planning Program
Professor
Richard Fogelsong, Perloff Chair
Kimberly
Maxwell, Graduate Advisor
School receives five million dollar gift from Ralph
& Goldy Lewis to establish the Lewis Center for Regional Policy
Studies
Conference:
Core-Periphery Revisited
Conference:
Public Housing: Strategies for Resident Control
Conference:
Remaking L.A.: A Special Report on the City - Present & Future
UCLA Graduate Council Review and Site Visit
Susanna
Hecht receives MacArthur Foundation International Peace and Security
Fellowship
The
Dilemma of Solid Waste Management receives AICP Student Project
Award
Drummond
Buckley receives Edward E. McClure Prize for Best Paper by a Master's
Student in Planning and Society for American City and Regional Planning
History, Department Student Research Prize
Publication
of Edward Soja, POSTMODERN GEOGRAPHIES: THE REASSESSMENT OF SPACE
IN CRITICAL SOCIAL THEORY, Verso
Publication
of Michael Storper and Richard Walker, THE CAPITALIST IMPERATIVE: TERRITORY,
TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH, Blackwell
Publication
of Robert Gottlieb and Louis Blumberg, WAR ON WASTE: CAN AMERICA WIN
ITS BATTLE WITH GARBAGE, Island Press
Publication
of Susanna Hecht and Alexander Cockburn, THE FATE OF THE FOREST, Verso
Press
1990
Stephen
Commins appointed as Lecturer
Rebecca
Morales left
Sam
Aroni, Peter Kamnitzer, Peter Marris and Tim Vreeland retire
Conference:
Self Empowerment in South Central Los Angeles: The Success of the
African American Community
Conference: Dilemmas
of Planning in Middle Eastern Cities
Workshop:
Alternative Development
Conference:
Crossing the Line: A Dialogue between Young Black and Young Jewish Professionals
Accreditation
Review and Site Visit
In
Our Backyard: Environmental Problems at UCLA receives AICP Student
Project Award
Donna
Graves named Alumni Association Distinguished Scholar
Deanna
Matsumoto receives Society for American City and Regional Planning History,
Department Student Research Prize
Publication
of Jacqueline Leavitt and Susan Saegert, FROM ABANDONMENT TO HOPE: COMMUNITY
HOUSEHOLDS IN HARLEM, Columbia University Press
Publication of Miguel Altieri and Susanna
Hecht (eds), AGROECOLOGY AND SMALL FARM DEVELOPMENT, CRC Press
Publication of Leonie Sandercock, PROPERTY,
POLITICS AND URBAN PLANNING: A HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN CITY PLANNING 1890-1990,
Transaction Press
1991
John
Friedmann, appointed Head of Urban Planning Program
Professor Raul
Hinojosa appointed
Professor Anastasia
Loukaitou-Sideris appointed
Professor
Julie
Roque appointed
Neal Richman appointed as lecturer
Peter
Marcuse, Perloff Chair
Peter
Marris retires
Dolores Hayden relocates to
Yale
Peter
Kamnitzer retires
Community Scholars
Program is Initiated
Conference:
Cooperative Housing in the 1990s: Development and Movement Building
Paths
for Tomorrow: Nickerson Gardens, A Community Planning for Change receives
AICP Student Project Award
Elysian
Park: New Strategies for the Preservation of Historic Open Space Resources
receives Los Angeles Conservancy Award
The Widening Divide: Income
Inequality and Poverty in Los Angeles receives AICP Student Project
Award Honorable Mention
Karin Butler receives Alumni
Association Outstanding Graduate Student Award (Honorable Mention)
Barbara
Hooper receives Society for American City and Regional Planning History,
Department Student Research Prize
Margaret
FitzSimmons receives UCLA Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching
Award
Jackie
Leavitt receives Honorable Mention for ACSP Paul Davidoff Award for
outstanding publication for FROM ABANDONMENT TO HOPE
Publication
of Dana Cuff, ARCHITECTURE: THE STORY OF PRACTICE, MIT Press
Publication
of Robert Gottlieb and Margaret FitzSimmons, THIRST FOR GROWTH: WATER
AGENCIES AS HIDDEN GOVERNMENT IN CALIFORNIA, University of Arizona Press
Publication
of Allen D. Heskin, THE STRUGGLE FOR COMMUNITY, Westview Press
Publication
of Michael Storper, INDUSTRIALIZATION,
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND THE REGIONAL QUESTION IN THE THIRD WORLD:
FROM IMPORT SUBSTITUTION TO FLEXIBLE PRODUCTION,
Pion
1992
Chancellor's
Outside Review Committee Site Visit
Robin
Martin, Graduate Advisor
Conference:
Learning from Latin America: Women's Struggles for Livelihood
Conference:
A New Urban & Regional Hierarchy: Impacts of Modernization, Restructuring
and the end of Bipolarity
Conference:
Policy Options for Southern California
Tarry Hum named Alumni Association Distinguished
Scholar
Barbara
Hooper receives Alumni Association Outstanding Graduate Student Award
Elham
Shirazi named UCLA Graduate Woman of the Year
Barbara
Hooper receives Society for American City and Regional Planning History,
Department Student Research Prize
Allan
Heskin receives Award of Excellence from the Community Associations
Institute Research Foundation for THE STRUGGLE FOR COMMUNITY
Jackie
Leavitt, Carol Goldstein and Judith Sheine receive Second Place Design
Award for "The New Urban Housing", in national competition
sponsored by the Community Design Center of Pittsburgh
Publication of Jorge Bustamante, Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda
and Clark W. Reynolds, eds., U.S. MEXICO RELATIONS: LABOR MARKET INTERDEPENDENCE
ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO, Stanford University Press
Publication of T. Downing, S. Hecht, and H. Pearson,
eds., DEVELOPMENT OR DESTRUCTION: DEFORESTATION AND THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY
IN LATIN AMERICA, Westview Press
Publication of John Friedmann, EMPOWERMENT: THE
POLITICS OF ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT, Blackwell Publishers
Publication of Madelyn Glickfeld and Ned Levine,
REGIONAL GROWTH...LOCAL REACTION: THE ENACTMENT AND EFFECTS OF LOCAL
GROWTH CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT MEASURES IN CALIFORNIA, Lincoln Institute
of Land Policy
Publication of Michael Storper and Allen J. Scott,
eds. PATHWAYS TO INDUSTRIALIZATION AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, Routledge
Publication
of Martin Wachs and Margaret Crawford, eds. THE CAR AND THE CITY: THE
AUTOMOBILE, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT, AND DAILY URBAN LIFE, The University
of Michigan Press
Publication of Donald Shoup , CASHING OUT EMPLOYER-PAID
PARKING, U.S. Department of Transportation
1993
Chancellor
announces Professional Schools Restructuring Initiative
Professor Shirley
Hune appointed
Goetz
Wolff appointed as lecturer
Professor
Robert Beauregard, Perloff Chair
UCLA
Institute of Transportation
Studies established
Conference:
Towards a Multicultural Society: The Politics of Identity and Diversity
Lilian
Autler named Alumni Association Distinguished Scholar
Affirming
Communities: Responsive Neighborhood Cultural Planning receives
AICP Student Project Award
Elysian
Park: New Strategies for the Preservation of Historic Open Space Resources
receives California Preservation Foundation Award
Carol
Kuester receives Alumni Association Outstanding Graduate Student Award
(Honorable Mention)
Gail
Sansbury receives Society for American City and Regional Planning History,
Department Student Research Prize
UCLA
Team wins second place award in National Planning and Design Competition
for The Electric Vehicle and the American Community
Julie
Roque is appointed Senior Policy Analyst at White House Office of Science
& Technology Policy
Publication
of Leland S. Burns, BUSY BODIES: HOW WE BECOME MORE HARRIED EVEN AS
WE BECOME MORE AFFLUENT, W.W. Norton Publishing Co.
Publication
of John Friedmann and Haripriya Rangan, eds., IN DEFENSE OF LIVELIHOOD:
CASE STUDIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION, Kumarian Press
Publication
of Robert Gottlieb, FORCING THE SPRING: THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE AMERICAN
ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT, Island Press
Publication
of J. Eugene Grigsby and David R. Godschalk, eds., SHAPING A NATIONAL
URBAN AGENDA, Center for Afro-American Studies, UCLA
Publication
of Linda Revilla, Gail Nomura, Shawn Wong and Shirley Hune, eds., BEARING
DREAMS, SHAPING VISIONS: ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES, Washington
State University Press
Publication
of Paul Ong, et.al., BEYOND ASIAN AMERICAN POVERTY: COMMUNITY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND STRATEGIES, LEAP
Publication
of Michael Storper and Robert Salais, LES MONDES DE PRODUCTION:
ENQUETE SUR L'IDENTITE ECONOMIQUE, Editions de l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sciences Sociales
1994
Disestablishment
of Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Creation
of School of Public Policy and Social Research with Archie Kleingartner
as Founding Dean
Urban
Planning becomes a Department
Lee Burns retires
Margaret
FitzSimmons relocates to UCSC
Professor Brian
Taylor appointed
Professor Dana Cuff 0% appointment in Urban Planning
Publication
of CRITICAL PLANNING
JOURNAL, Vol. 1, No. l 
Conference:
Los Angeles: Economic Challenges and Opportunities
Ed
Soja, appointed Chair of Department of Urban Planning
Fred
Seavy named Alumni Association Distinguished Scholar
Seeds
of Change: Strategies for Food Security in the Inner City receives
AICP Student Project Award Honorable Mention
Jackie Leavitt receives grant from US Department of Housing and Urban
Development for Community Outreach Partnership Center
Shirley
Hune is University of California Management Institute Fellow
Publication
of Robert Bullard, J. Eugene Grigsby and Charles Lee, eds., RESIDENTIAL
APARTHEID: THE AMERICAN LEGACY, Center for Afro-American Studies, UCLA
Publication
of Edna Bonacich, Lucie Cheng, Norma Chinchilla, Nora Hamilton and Paul
Ong, eds., GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF THE APPAREL INDUSTRY IN THE PACIFIC
RIM, Temple University Press
Publication
of Paul Ong, ed., THE STATE OF ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICA: ECONOMIC DIVERSITY,
ISSUES AND POLICIES, Asian Pacific American Public Policy Institute,
LEAP
Publication
of Paul Ong, Edna Bonacich, and Lucie Cheng, eds., THE NEW ASIAN IMMIGRATION
IN LOS ANGELES AND GLOBAL RESTRUCTURING, Temple University Press
1995
Paul
Ong, appointed Chair of Department of Urban Planning 
Professor Abel
Valenzuela 0% appointment in Urban Planning
Aaron
Shonk, Graduate Advisor
Accreditation
Review and Site Visit
North
American Integration and Development (NAID) Center established
J.
Eugene Grigsby receives JAPA 1994 Honorable Mention for best feature
article for "In Planning There is No Such Things as a Race Neutral
Policy."
J.
Eugene Grigsby receives the International House of Blues Foundation
Educator's Achievement Award
Dana
Cuff receives PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE annual research award for FORM
IN CONTENTION
Publication of Allan Heskin and Jacqueline Leavitt,
eds., THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF HOUSING COOPERATIVES, Davis, Center for
Cooperatives
Publication of Hunter College Women's Studies Collective
(Shirley Hune), WOMEN'S REALITIES, WOMEN'S CHOICES: AN INTRODUCTION
TO WOMEN'S STRUGGLES, Oxford University Press
1996
Urban
Planning moves from Perloff Hall to Public Policy Building
Conference:
Planning and the Rise of Civil Society: A Symposium Celebrating the
Planning Career of John Friedmann
John
Friedmann retires
John
Friedmann and Leonie Sandercock relocate to Australia
Professor Jim
Lubben 0% appointment in Urban Planning
Vanessa
Dingley, Graduate Advisor
M.A.
curriculum revisions approved by Graduate Council
Julie
Roque dies 
Barbara
Nelson is appointed Dean of the School of Public Policy and Social
Research
J Eugene Grigsby is appointed Director of the Advanced Policy Institute

Jackie
Leavitt receives Fulbright for study in New Zealand
J Eugene
Grigsby receives Outstanding Book Award from the Gustavus Myers Center
for the Study of Human Rights in North America for RESIDENTIAL
APARTHEID: THE AMERICAN LEGACY (with Bullard, and Lee)
Gail
Sansbury receives American Planning History Research Prize for "Calculating
Cost and Value: The 1954 FHA Investigation
Projects
from UP 229 "Planning in the Information Age," (taught by
Paul Ong and Neal Richman) receive Los Angeles APA Award for Innovative
Use of Technology
Roy
Chan and Daryl Sequeira receive Los Angeles Chapter APA Academic Award
for "A Blueprint for AIDS Housing"
Publication of Edward Soja, THIRDSPACE: JOURNEYS
TO LOS ANGELES AND OTHER REAL AND IMAGINED PLACES, Blackwell
Publication of Edward Soja and Allan Scott, eds.,
THE CITY: LOS ANGELES AND URBAN THEORY AT THE END OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY,
UC Press
1997
Marty
Wachs relocates to Berkeley
Professor Lucie Cheng 0% appointment in Urban Planning
UCLA
Graduate Council Review and Site Visit
Susanna
Hecht receives MacArthur Foundation Peace and Security Fellowship
Donald
Shoup receives American Planning Association, Honorable Mention for
Best Feature for "Regulating Land Use at Sale: Public Improvement
from Private Investment," JAPA, Vol 62, No.3, 1996
Gail
Sansbury receives Society of American City and Regional Planning History
National Student Research Prize
Publication of Donald Shoup, EVALUATING THE
EFFECTS OF PARKING CASH OUT: EIGHT CASE STUDIES, California Environmental
Protection Agency
Publication of Michael Storper and Robert
Salais, WORLDS OF PRODUCTION: THE ACTION FRAMEWORKS OF THE ECONOMY,
Harvard University Press
Publication of Michael Storper, THE REGIONAL WORLD:
TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY, London: Guilford Press.
1998
Donald
Shoup, appointed Chair of Department of Urban Planning 
Paul Ong appointed Director
of the Lewis Center and Acting Director of IIR
Bob Gottlieb relocates to
Occidental
Professor
Evelyn
Blumenberg appointed
Professor
Michael
Stoll 0% appointment in Urban Planning
Peter
Kamnitzer dies 
Initiation
of M.Arch.I, Architecture and Urban Design/M.A., Urban Planning Concurrent
Degree Program
Conference:
Transportation and the Economy (9th Transportation/Land
Use/Air Quality Connection symposium)
Conference: Getting Welfare
Recipients to Work: Transportation and Welfare Reform
Lecture
series on Gender and Community Development
Abel
Valenzuela receives Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship
Jeff
Brown receives Charley V. Wootan Award for Best Thesis in Transportation
from the Council of University Transportation Centers for his thesis
entitled "Trapped in the Past: The Gas Tax and Highway Finance"
Byzantine Latino Quarter: Creating
Community in Los Angeles comprehensive project wins Academic
Award for merit from the California Chapter of the APA, and the Los
Angeles APA Academic Award.
Megan
Hunter, Trent Lethco and Paula Smith receive Presidential Management
Intern Awards
Publication of Anastasia Loukaiktou-Sideris
and T. Banerjee, URBAN DESIGN DOWNTOWN; POETICS AND POLITICS OF FORM,
University of California Press
Publication
of Michael Storper, L. Tsipouri and S. Thomadakis, eds., LATECOMERS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY,
London: Routledge
1999
5th
Annual University of California Transportation Center Student Conference
Global
City Regions Conference
Edward
Soja is appointed Visiting Centennial Professor, London School of Economics
(Cities, Architecture and Engineering Program) Winter 1999, 2000, 2001
and 2002
Susanna
Hecht gives President's Lecture at Cornell University
Anastasia
Loukaitou-Sideris receives Award for Contribution to Excellence in Academia
from Southern California Chapter of the Young Presidents Organization
Byzantine
Latino Quarter: Creating Community in Los Angeles comprehensive
project wins 1999 National AICP Student Project Award in the category
contribution of planning to contemporary issues.
Elaine
Forbes receives Presidential Management Intern Award
Publication of Paul Ong, ed., IMPACTS OF AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION, Altamira Press
Professor
Randall Crane is appointed
2000
Accreditation Review and Site Visit
Transportation
and Welfare Reform Conference
Rebirth of the Thursday
Night Lecture Series: Opening the Regulatory Process: Women's
Approaches-- Making Space and Policies for Change
Urban
Planning 30th Anniversary Celebration
Philip Law (M.A. '99) receives Charley V. Wootan Award
for Best Thesis in Transportation Policy and Planning from the Council
of University Transportation Centers for his thesis entitled "The
Los Angeles Bus Shelter Program: An Analysis of Location, Design
and Construction Contracts and Recommendations for Improvement"
Kay Gilbert, Jeree Glasser and Scott Perley receive Presidential
Management Intern Award
Gian Claudia Sciara is Eno Fellow, APA Transportation Foundation
Eighth Annual Leadership Development Conference
Paula Sirola receives Inter-American Foundation Fellowship
Publication of Soja,
E.W., POSTMETROPOLIS: CRITICAL STUDIES OF CITIES AND REGIONS,
Oxford, Basil Blackwell
Publication of Lawrence
Bobo, Melvin Oliver, James Johnson, Jr. and Abel Valenzuela, Jr., eds.,
PRISMATIC METROPOLIS: INEQUALITY IN LOS ANGELES, Russel l Sage Foundation
Publication of J.
Eugene Grigsby II, Manuel Pastor Jr., Peter Dreier, and Marta Lopez,
HOW CITIES AND SUBURBS CAN GROW TOGETHER, University of Minnesota Press
Publication of Randall
Crane and Marlon Boarnet, TRAVEL BY DESIGN: THE INFLUENCE OF URBAN
FORM ON TRAVEL, Oxford University Press
2001
Professor Lois Takahashi appointed
Professor
Allan Heskin Retires 
Professor Vinit Mukhija appointed 
Brian Taylor appointed Director of UCLA
Institute of Transportaton Studies
Brian Taylor, Mark
Garrett and Hiroyuki Iseki receive Transportation Research Board's Pyke
Johnson Award for best paper in the area of planning and administration
of transportation facilities for "Measuring Cost Variabilaity in
the Provision of Transit Service"
Heather
Barnett, Marc Hanson and Charlie Sciammas, Irvine Foundation Sustainable
Community Leadership Program Fellows
Jeff
Brown, Eno Transportation Foundation Fellow
Lisa
Schweitzer, Dwight David Eisenhower Graduate Fellowship
Mary
Jane Breinholt, Ph.D. 2001, wins Charles Wootan Award for best Ph.D.
dissertation in transportation policy and planning in a nationwide competition
sponsored by the Council of University Transportation Centers.
Ph.D.
student Allison Yoh is appointed by Mayor Hahn to the Board of Directors
of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Initiation of SPPSR
Program in Leadership and Management of Nonprofit and Community-Based
Organizations
Initiation of SPPSR
initiative in International, Regional, and Comparative Policy and Practice
Establishment of
SPPSR Center for Globalization and Policy Research
Field based course
in London on Comparative Urban Transportation Policy on led by Brian
Taylor
2002
Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris appointed Chair of the Department of Urban
Planning
Professor Gene Grigsby appointed President/CEO of the National Health
Foundation (NHF)
Susanna
Hecht, American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship
Michaiel
Storper, Visiting Centennial Professor, Department of Geography, London
School of Economics
Jun
Wong Son, Benjamin H. Stevens Graduate Fellowship in Regional Science
Dan
Chatman, Eno Transportation Foundation Fellow
Charlie
Sciammas, winner of California Planning Roundtable Essay Competition
Jeff
Brown, UC Transportation Center Outstanding UC Transportation Student
Community
Scholars Project 2000-2001: "Care in Building Coalitions in Los
Angeles" won the 2002 Academic Award from the Los Angeles Section
of the American Planning Association and the Leadership and Service
Award from the California Chapter of the American Planning Association
Publication
of Amrita Daniere and Lois M. Takahashi. RETHINKING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
IN THE PACIFIC RIM: EXPLORING LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
London: Ashgate Publishing
Field
based course in Berlin on Comparative Urban Transportation Policy led
by Brian Taylor.
Field
based course onCommunity Development in Brazil led by Abel Valenzuela
2003
Graduate Advisor Vanessa Dingley retires.
Department of Urban Planning celebrates Professor Lee Burns' 50 years
at UCLA
Judith
Magee is hired as Graduate Advisor 
David
Lee is hired asStudent Affairs Officer for admissions and recruitment
9th Annual UC Student
Transportation Conference held at UCLA.
UCLA Institute of
Transportation Studies conference on Traffic Congension: Issues and
Options
Lois
Takahashi, UC San Francisco Collaborative HIV Prevention Research in
Minority CommunitiesFellowship
Susanna
Hecht fellow of the Stanford Institute for Advanced Studies in theBehavioral
Sciences.
Lisa
Schweitzer, selected 2003 Transportation Student of the Year by University
of California Transportation Center
Amy
Ford, First Place Outstanding Student Scholarship, California Planning
Foundation.
Urban
Planning graduates win prestigious awards from the Council of University
Transportation Centers (CUTC): Kathleen Rogers (Urban Planning M.A.
03) won the Wootan Award for her masters thesis, and Jeffrey
Brown (Urban Planning Ph.D. 03) won for best Ph.D. dissertation.
Heather Burton (Urban Planning M.A. 03) has been named winner
of the 2003 CUTC/HNTB Non-Thesis Award.
Paper by Anastasia
Loukaitou-Sideris, Robin Liggett and Hiroyuki Iseki "The Geography
of Transit Crime: Documentation and Evaluation of Crime Incidence on
and around the Green Line Stations in Los Angeles (JPER, Vol. 22, pp.
135-151) receives Journal of Planning Education and Research Chester
Rapkin Award.
Publication
of Vinit Mukhija. SQUATTERS AS DEVELOPERS? SLUM REDEVELOPMENT IN MUMBAI.
London: Ashgate Publishing.
Publication
of Shirley Hune and Gail M. Nomura (Eds), ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER AMERICAN
WOMEN: A HISTORICAL ANTHOLOGY, New York University Press.
Field
based course on Housing, Land Use and Transportation in Bombay led by
Vinit Mukhija.
2004
Paper by Jeffrey
Brown, Daniel Hess, and Donald Shoup, " Fare-Free Public Transit
at Universities: An Evaluation," receives Journal of Planning Education
and Research Chester Rapkin Award for best paper. (JPER, Vol 23, No.
1, Fall 2003, pp. 69-82).
Michela
Zonta, UP Ph.D. 2004, receives Fannie Mae/ACSP awrd for best conference
paper in the fields of housing and community development.
Ph.D.
student Orit Stieglitz is awarded a Fulbright grant to Israel in the
field of urban development and planning.
School ofPublic Policy
and Social Research is renamed SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
Department
of Urban Planning honors Mimi Perloff on her 90th birthday.
2005
Katie
Vincent
is hired asStudent Affairs Officer for admissions and recruitment
Paul
Ong receives Ann C. Rosenfield Distinguished Community Partnership Prize
from Center for Community Partnerships
Professor
Gene Grigsby retires.
Establishment
of Urban Planning Alumni AdvisoryCouncil and mentorship program
School of
Public Affairs Celebrates 10 years of Leadership, 1994-95 - 2004-05
PAB Accreditation
Site Visit
Study by Professor
Bruce Stiftel, finds UCLA Department of Urban Planning is the top urban
planning department in the nation on the basis of two combined indicators:
1) number of citations of faculty research; and 2) number of publications
in peer-reviewed journals listed in the Institute for Scientific Information
(ISI).
M.A.
student Edgar Garcia receives US/ICOMOS international internship to
travel to Moscow and Yaroslavl Russia to work on the conservation of
Russian Orthodox churches.
M.A.
student Aiha Nguyen receives Millenium Momentum Foundation Scholarship.
M.A.
student Marcelle Boudreaux receives L.A. APA Distinguished Leadership
Award and California Chapter Distinguished Service Award.
M.A.
student Paul Sorensen is selected ot attend 13th Annual Leadership Development
Conference on transportation public policy in Washington D.C., sponsored
by ENO Transportation Foundation.
Ph.D.
student Charisma Acey receives American Marshall Memorial Fellowship.
Ph.D.
student Camille Fink wins 2005 award for best (non-thesis) masters capstone
project from the Council of University Transportation Centers for terrorism
security assessment of Union Station in Los Angeles.
Ph.D.
student David King receives Dwight David Eisenhower Graduate Transportation
Fellowship
Ph.D.
student Andrew Mondschein receives Dwight David Eisenhower Graduate
Transportation Fellowship
M.A.
student Alvaro Huerta is one of three UCLA students to receive the Charles
E. Young Humanitarian Award for Outstanding Community Work. He also
receives "Best and Brightest Scholarship" from the Millenium
Momentum Foundation.
M.A.
Graduate, Paul Sorensen, wins award for best transportation policy and
planning master's project, thesis, or dissertation from Council of University
Transportation Centers.
Recent
M.A. graduate Lauren Buckland wins 2005 GIS contest sponsored by the
Ralph and Goldy Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies.
M.A.
student Jane Berner receives Myra Frank Memorial Scholarship from the
Los Angeles Chapter of the Women's Transportation Seminar.
Publication
of Donald Shoup, PARKING CASH OUT, APA Planning Advisory Service.
2006
Field
based course on International and Comparative Planning: Sustainability
and Development in Cairo, Egypt, led by Randy Crane.
Graduate
Council Site Visit.
Minor in Urban and Regional Studies approved.
Symposium
on Urban Problems and Challenges to inaugurate the URS minor.
Sustaining
Los Angeles, UCLA Urban Technology Conference
Robin McCallum
is hired as Graduate Advisor.
Professor
Susanna Hecht receives fellowship for residency at the Institute for
Advanced Study at Princeton.
Professor
Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Uncommon L.A. receive Center for Community
Partnerships Grant.
Professor
Donald Shoup's book THE HIGH COST OF FREE PARKING is named a winner
in the Planetizen Fifth Annual Top 10 Books list and Planetizen list
of the top 10 planning issues of 2005
M.A.
student Eric Morris wins APA Transportation Division 2006 outstanding
student paper competition,
M.A.
student Deirdre Pfeiffer receives National Science Foundation Fellowship
M.A.
student Alvaro Huerta receives Ford Foundation 2006 Diversity Fellowship
Predoctoral Award (for study at UC Berkeley)
Doctoral
student John Douglas Houston receives Dwight David Eisenhower Graduate
Transportation Fellowship from National Highway Institute
M.A.
student Daniel Freeman is selected University Level Award Winner and
wins Grand Prize in Bond Companies University Challenge green building
real estate competition
Urban
Planning studentsLara Regus, Ava Bromberg, Sara Slovin, Matthew Dresden
and Quinn Tang selected to work in Beijing with the China Academy of
Urban Planning and Design.
Urban
Planning students receive Lewis Center GIS Contest Awards: 2nd Place
(tied), Adrian Leung, "Geographical Barriers - New Bicycle Lanes
in the Northern Los Angeles Basin", Andrea Osgood, Sandra O'Flaherty
and Lara Regus, "Fighting NIMBYism through GIS: Comparing Population
Density in Los Angeles and New York" and Honorable Mention: Veronica
Saldana "Colonias in the Imperial County: Underserved and Unacknowledged
Communities"
M.A.
student Lily Song receives grant from Institute of American Cultures
M.A.
student Adina Ringler receives Myra L. Frank memorial scholarship.
Ph.D.
student Victor Pineda receives Jefferson Award for making a difference
in his community
Publication of Paul Ong and Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Eds., JOBS
AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN MINORITY COMMUNITIES, Temple University
Press.
2007
Field
based course on International and Comparative Planning in Cuba and Brazil
, led by Leo Estrada
UCLA
Public Policy Building is renamed School of Public Affairs Building.
Urban
Planning Department hosts 10 Visiting Affiliates from the China Academy
of Urban Planning and Design.
UCLA
study on "Light Rail Lite or Cost-Effective Improvements to Bus
Service? Evaluating Costs Implementing Bus Rapid Transit" by Professor
Brian Taylor, Daniel B. Hess (Ph.D. 2002) and Allison Yoh (Ph.D. 2007)
receives best paper competition sponsored by the University Transportation
Research Center (UTRC) at City University of New York.
Peter
Marris, professor emeritus and former head of department of Urban Planning
passes away.
Professor
Shirley Hune retires.
Ph.D.
student Mike Smart is selected to attend the Eno Leadership Conference.
M.A.
student Genevieve Carpio receives Ford Foundation Diversity Fellowship.
Project
from the joint urban design studio taught by Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris
and Jurg Lang on the Metro Gold Line wins first place in the academic
project category of the American Planning Association's Los Angeles
Chapter.
Publication of Abel Valenzuela, Jr. and Ramiro Martinez, Jr., Eds.,
IMMIGRATION AND CRIME: RACE, ETHNICITY AND VIOLENCE, NYU Press.
2008
Barbara
Nelson steps down as Dean of School of Public Affairs
Frank Gilliam
appointed Dean of School of Public Affairs 
Brian D. Taylor appointed Chair of the Department of Urban Planning
Professor Chris Tilly appointed
Assistant
Professor Rui Wang appointed 
Jennifer
Crowe
is hired as Student Affairs Officer for admissions and recruitment
Urban
Planning Department hosts two Perloff Scholars: John Friedmann and Ann
Markusen.
Urban
Planning Department hosts 7 Visiting Affiliates from the China Academy
of Urban Planning and Design.
Professor
Susanna Hecht receives Guggenheim Fellowship for work on human impacts
on Amazonia
Ph.D.
student Eric Morris and M.A. student Stephen Brumbaugh receive 2008
Dwight David Eisenhower Graduate Fellowships from the U.s. Department
of Transportation Federal Highway Administration
Ph.D.
student Victor Pineda receives 2008-09 Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation
Research Abroad fellowship
Urban
Planning graduate Andrea Osgood (MA UP 07), receives Council of
University Transportation Center Neville A. Parker Award for her project
titled, Curb Dreams: Allocating On-Street Parking for Carsharing.
An Analysis of Local Government Agencies Options for Encouraging
Carsharing Use Through On-Street Parking Programs.
Urban
Planning Ph.D.Doug Houston is named UC Transportation Student of the
Year by Council of University Transportation Centers
Urban
Planning celebrates the career and work of Distinguished Professor Edward
Soja at Sojafest.
Urban
Planning Alumni Council sponsors conference on Public Private Partnerships
and Transit Oriented Development
Field
based course on International and Comparative Planning in Tokyo, led
by Evelyn Blumenberg
Publication
of Annette Bernhardt, Heather Boushey, Laura Dresser and Chris Tilly
( Eds.), THE GLOVES-OFF ECONOMY: WORKPLACE STANDARDS AT THE BOTTOM OF
AMERICA'S LABOR MARKET, Cornell University Press.
2009
Urban
Planning hosts Perloff Professor Hilda Blanco
Professor
Lois Takahashi named Director of UC Asian American and Pacific Islander
Multi-Campus Research Program
Professor
Lois Takahashi receives C. Doris and Toshio Hoshide Distinguished Teaching
Prize in Asian American Studies at UCLA
Professor
Donald Shoup receives his second Chester Rapkin Award for the best article
in Journal of Planning Education and Research for "Graduated Density
Zoning."
Urban
Planning hosts 7 Visiting Affiliates from the China Academy of Urban
Planning and Design.
Field
based course on International and Comparative Planning in Brazil, led
by Paul Ong
Summer
Program in at University of Geneva, Switzerland on Global Change and
International Governance, Directed by Professor Leo Estrada.
Leon
Hoffman Urban Technology Symposium: Transportation & Land Use Strategies
in Climate Action Planning
Cecilia
Estolano (MA 1991) receives 2009 UCLA Urban Planning Alumni Award.
Ph.d.
candidate TH Culhane is 2009 National geographic Emerging Explorer.
Publication
of Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Renia Ehrenfeucht, SIDEWALKS: CONFLICT
AND NEGOTIATION OVER PUBLIC SPACE, MIT Press.
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