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ITE lunchtime lecture: Dr. Daniel Rodriguez discusses transportation and land use

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On Friday, April 19, the ITE Student Chapter is partnering with ACT Research Group to host a lunchtime lecture from Dr. Daniel Rodriguez of UNC Chapel Hill, who will be discussing transportation and land use.

Dr. Rodriguez’s research focuses on the relationship between transportation and the built environment, studying how the built environment affects the behavior of travelers, and how transportation investments can be used to stimulate redevelopment.

Friday, April 19
12 to 1 p.m.
Lawrence Street Center (1380 Lawrence), Suite 500

Lunch is provided for free. See the flier for additional information.

 

 

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