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2018 UAA Annual Conference

Conference Sponsors
Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee | College of Letters & Science | Urban Studies Program
York University - Environmental Studies
After Suburbia Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
University of Toronto
Ryerson University | Centre for Urban Research & Land Development | Faculty of Community Services
SAGE Publishing
Grounded Solutions Network
Georgia State Univ, Andrew Young School of Public Policy, Dept of Public Management & Policy
American University | School of Public Affairs | Metropolitan Policy Center
Cleveland State University, Levin College of Urban Affairs
Rutgers University Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Rutgers University-Newark Global Urban Studies, PhD Program
University of California Press | Case Studies in the Environment

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Loyola University Chicago (Applications for fall 2019 accepted until June 30 with limited fellowships!) TBA

8:00am EDT

Continental Breakfast (Ends promptly at 9:00am; Comprehensive Registration badge or reception ticket required) Grand East (Lower Concourse--2 floors below lobby) Book Exhibit Provincial Ballroom (2nd Floor) Conference Registration/Event Check-In & Tour Purchase Conference Registration (Concourse Level-1 floor below lobby)

9:00am EDT

Concurrent Sessions TBA SA9.00.01 Local Governments and Affordable Housing Production Churchill (2nd Floor) SA9.00.02 Housing and Communities in Chinese Cities and Suburbs Wentworth (2nd Floor) SA9.00.03 Housing Subsidies: Housing Choice and Quality City Hall Room (2nd Floor) SA9.00.04 Affordable and Mixed-Income Housing in Pursuit of Equity Elgin (2nd Floor) SA9.00.05 The Migrant Experience: From Succession to Violent Rejection Kenora (2nd Floor) SA9.00.06 Health Provision and the City Roosevelt (2nd Floor) SA9.00.07 Redefining Cities: Socio-Economic Mobility and the Limits of Policy Dufferin (2nd Floor) SA9.00.08 Schools and Communities Huron (2nd Floor) SA9.00.10 Adaptive Climate Governance and Land Regulation Linden (Mezzanine Floor) SA9.00.11 Biking, Commuting, and Alternative Travel Modes Maple West (Mezzanine Floor) SA9.00.12 Ideas of Collaboration, Inclusion, and Compromise in Planning Simcoe (2nd Floor) SA9.00.14 The Politics of Tax Increments and Incentives as Development Tools Kent (2nd Floor) SA9.00.16 Interlocal Competition, Cooperation and Public Management Reform Maple East (Mezzanine Floor) SA9.00.17 Urban Renewal in a Neo-liberal Context Mackenzie (2nd Floor)

10:29am EDT

Concurrent Sessions TBA

10:30am EDT

SA10.30.00 Critical Discourse Pine West (Mezzanine Floor) SA10.30.01 Planning for Equity and Affordability Wentworth (2nd Floor) SA10.30.02 Neighborhood Amenities and their Effects City Hall Room (2nd Floor) SA10.30.03 Neighborhood -level Organization and Institutions Churchill (2nd Floor) SA10.30.06 Urban Environment and Health Huron (2nd Floor) SA10.30.08 Sustainable Urban Design Elgin (2nd Floor) SA10.30.10 Conceptual Foundations for an Advocacy Future Simcoe (2nd Floor) SA10.30.11 Transportation and the City: Friends or Enemies? Maple West (Mezzanine Floor) SA10.30.12 Improving Municipal Service Performance During Disasters Mackenzie (2nd Floor) SA10.30.13 Cultural Life in the Neighbourhoods Kenora (2nd Floor) SA10.30.15 From Conflict to Collaboration in Urban Governance Roosevelt (2nd Floor) SA10.30.16 Scalar Planning, Scenarios, Building Codes and Social Justice Dufferin (2nd Floor) SA10.30.18 Institutional Fragmentation, City Size and Governance Maple East (Mezzanine Floor)

12:00pm EDT

Lunch (on your own) TBA

12:30pm EDT

Mobile Study Tours (Tour tickets required) Meet in hotel lobby at 12:45pm Tour 2: SOLD OUT--Shaping and Reshaping Toronto's Waterfront (12:30pm-5:00pm) Sheraton Hotel – Meet in Elgin Room on 2nd Floor

12:45pm EDT

Tour 1: SOLD OUT--Walking Tour of Three East End Neighbourhoods: St. Jamestown, Cabbagetown, and Regent Park (12:45pm-5:00pm) ---SOLD OUT! Meet in hotel lobby at 12:45pm Tour 3: SOLD OUT--Downtown East Redevelopment- Planning, Unplanning, and the Regeneration of the East Downtown (12:45pm-5:00pm) Meet in hotel lobby at 12:45pm Tour 4: SOLD OUT--Toronto's Western Suburbs: Looking at the Region from the Outside In (12:45pm-5:00pm) Meet in hotel lobby at 12:45pm