Marie Howland
Professor Emerita, Urban Studies & Planning Program
2021 - Present
Training and Technical Assistance for Small Public Water and Wastewater Systems
The Environmental Finance Center Network (EFCN) provides training and technical assistance to small public water and wastewater systems in rural and urban communities and to tribally-owned and -operated systems throughout the U.S. The EFCN works to expand and enhance the capacity of these systems to address their technical, managerial, and financial needs and achieve long-term sustainability and resiliency.
2020 - 2022
Resilience Financing for Maryland Local Governments
EFC partnered with the Maryland Forestry Foundation to develop an action framework and community engagement series to support Resilience Financing for Maryland Local Governments. This capacity building and education effort was designed to help local governments build resilience into their communities, particularly in the form of natural capital. Natural capital is the extension of the economic notion of capital (manufactured means of production) to goods and services relating to the natural environment.
Robert Lindley Vann
Professor Emeritus, Architecture Program
Richard Etlin
Distinguished University Professor Emeritus
Paula Riff
Business Manager, School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation
Michael Carlos Kleiss
Associate Professor, Architecture
Kristen Stack
Director, Student Services
Julia Marchetti
Project Manager, Urban Equity Collaborative, NCSG
John Sprinkle, Jr.
Adjunct Professor, Historic Preservation