Keith Pezzoli introduces the USP 187: Senior Sequence Research Project Presentations. For more information please see: http://seniorsequence.net/

It discusses the importance of public participation in the neighborhood planning process. The video also talks about the methods used to support the findings of the research.

Contemporary farming techniques come with considerable external social costs to the environment, food security, healthcare, and other public entities. Sustainable agricultural practices (SAP) offer solutions to many of these problems, however many aspects of SAP are hard to apply in a fashion which is environmentally and economically beneficial. Agricultural distribution localization shares many of the benefits of other SAP and is easier to put into practice because it can be implemented...

Topic: Teacher Preparation Education
A Case Study of UCSD’s Masters in Education and Teaching Credential Program

Housing for People with Disabilities, the spatial analysis of Southcrest Neighborhhod in National City; an area that has the highest concentration of disabled residents and elderly in San Diego County.

This study provides an evaluation of the San Diego Association of
Government’s (SANDAG) long range regional transit plan contained in San
Diego Regional Transportation Plan: Pathways of the Future 2030. More
specifically, the project addresses the policy and implementation of
multimodal transit systems.

Measuring the effect of the MTS SuperLoop on car and shuttle traffic to UCSD

Erosive behaviors of mountain bicyclists and their impact of public open space; a case study of Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park.

Mentored by John Dillot students Everlynne Lleva, Elyse Sanchez, Rahul Sharma, present "Greening of UCSD" for the grand challenge for "Sustainability Science & Greening the University" for their USP 187: Senior Sequence Research Project 3.2.1. For more information please see: http://seniorsequence.net/