Urban Technology at University of Michigan
Bryan Boyer, Charlie Keenan, Mariah EvansWhat happens when technology changes how cities are seen, shaped, and served? That's what we're interested in U-M Urban Technology, one of the university's newest undergraduate degree programs.
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Urban Technology at University of Michigan week 227
Here’s a December 2024 question for you: do politicians change society or do citizens? The Overton Window of political possibility is a theory that politicians follow voters rather than lead them. If you want to see new political norms, the...
Urban Technology at University of Michigan week 225
👋 Charlie here, making a guest appearance fresh off our program’s latest trip—this time to New York City, where I spent a few days attending the 2024 Urban Tech Summit, hosted by our friends at Cornell Tech.
Urban Technology at University of Michigan week 223
When the university moved to Ann Arbor in 1837 it was little more than a cluster of buildings and a field. There were cows! Approaching 200 years later, the campus spans millions of square feet over hundreds of acres and not a single cow in...
Urban Technology at University of Michigan week 221
The degree we teach is transdisicplinary, meaning that we are intentionally looking for a space between urban planning, interaction/service design, and information science. You might think of this space as a valley surrounded by a mountain ...
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Faculty Director of the Urban Technology program at University of Michigan's Taubman College + Cofounder of Dash Marshall, an architecture and strategic design studio. More at https://twitter.com/bryanboyer
Project Manager for Urban Technology at University of Michigan's Taubman College. Occasional historian. twitter.com/charlesrkeenan
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