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City Planning Poetics 1

Curated and hosted by Davy Knittle Sponsored by Creative Ventures City Planning Poetics is a semesterly series that invites one or more poets or more planners, designers, planning historians, or others working in the field of city planning to discuss a particular topic central to their work, to ask each other questions, and to read from their current projects. Join us for a discussion featuring Jena Osman and Amy Hillier. JENA OSMAN is a Professor of English at Temple University, where she teaches in the MFA Creative Writing Program. Her books of poems include Corporate Relations (Burning Deck, 2014), Public Figures (Wesleyan University Press, 2012), The Network (Fence Books 2010), An Essay in Asterisks (Roof Books, 2004) and The Character (Beacon Press, winner of the 1998 Barnard New Women Poets Prize). AMY HILLIER has been at Penn since 1995 when she came to complete her MSW and PhD in social welfare. She currently teaches GIS courses in city planning, urban studies, and social work. Her research has focused on spatial health disparities including access to healthful foods and exposure to outdoor advertising. Currently she is engaged in a collaborative effort to extend academic and field training opportunities for graduate social work, education, and nursing students relating to social, educational, and health services for LGBTQ youth, particularly trans youth of color. This program originally occurred on February 24, 2016. For more information, please visit: http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/calendar/...