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Category Archives: symposia
Planning as Storytelling: Sustaining America’s Cities
In June 2000 Barbara Eckstein (then an Associate Professor of English at The University of Iowa) and I conducted a two-day symposium entitled “Planning as Storytelling: Sustaining America’s Cities.” The symposium brought together urban practitioners such as urban and regional … Continue reading
Planning for a Better Region (2007)
On February 3, 2007, Urban Planning faculty at The University of Iowa hosted a policy summit focusing on a single broad question: How can urban planning help improve the overall quality of the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City region? The event was … Continue reading
Posted in Iowa City, planning, symposia
Tagged Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, public engagement, regionalism, University of Iowa
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Toxic Talk (2007)
In the fall of 2007, the University of Iowa’s Project on Rhetoric of Inquiry (POROI) sponsored a semester-long event entitled “Toxic Talk: A Symposium on Disciplinary Rhetorics, Environmental Justice, and Sustainability.” I had the opportunity to organize and conduct it. … Continue reading
Berlin in America: A Symposium about the Relationship between Urban Spaces and the Term Viability of Democracy
James A. Throgmorton. 2002. International Accents 3, 1 (Fall/Winter): 1 ff. On June 21-22, 2002, an interdisciplinary group of scholars gathered at the University of Iowa to discuss and explore the relationship between the physical design of urban spaces and … Continue reading
Posted in Berlin, general interest articles, Other Cities, symposia
Tagged Berlin (Germany), democracy, physical design, planning
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Storytelling and Cities 