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From Our Fellows

Spotlight on DPDF fellow Rachel Meltzer

by DPD Program

Rachel Meltzer, a 2007 Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship recipient, discusses her experience as a DPDF fellow and her research on how public policies effect housing, land use, and economic development in urban communities.

April 18, 2014