The Greater Dallas Planning Council is the only Dallas area civic organization that focuses on issues shaping regional growth and that addresses these issues from a broad range of community and professional perspectives.
The GDPC announced a call for papers to compliment the 2007 Metromorphosis Symposium.
On the website, we have posted the title, author, author's biography, and the first few paragraphs of the paper.
At the bottom of each entry is a link to view or download the entire paper in Adobe PDF format.
Symposium Tickets: $75 for Annual Membership Luncheon and Final Evening Session - October 18th - Click Here to Register for Luncheon and Final Session.
Annual Membership Luncheon: $75.00 - Click Here to Register for Luncheon.
The Greater Dallas Planning Council is sponsoring a fall symposium exploring the rapid demographic transformation of greater Dallas and its effects on the region’s physical, social and economic form entitled Metromorphosis.
Symposium Tickets: $75 for Annual Membership Luncheon and Final Evening Session - October 18th - Click Here to Register for Luncheon and Final Session.
Annual Membership Luncheon: $75.00 - Click Here to Register for Luncheon.
When: A series of three evening programs on October 4th, 11th, and 18th at 7 PM
Where: Addison Conference Center, Addison Circle
What:
Metropolitan Demographic and Geographic Form - Oct. 4th, 7:00 PM. Speakers - Dr. Robert Lang and Dr. Lyssa Jenkens
Metropolitan Physical Environment - Oct. 11th, 7:00 PM. Speakers - Peter Katz and Bill Gietema
Metropolitan Social, Economic, Cultural Form - Oct. 18th, 7:00 PM. Ray Suarez
Annual Membership Luncheon, October 18, 2007, Noon. Speaker - Ray Suarez (A different speech and a separately ticketed event at the Nasher Sculpture Center)
Symposium Tickets: $75 for last 2 Evenings - Click Here to Register (If you can't attend all three, share your ticket with a friend or business associate!)
Annual Membership Luncheon: $75.00 - Click Here to Register
What is the health status of North Texas? How could our health status affect the way we plan our communities? How are the demographics of the patient population changing at the region’s public hospital - Parkland? How does a hospital plan for those changes?
Sandy Lutz and Sue Pickens will speak on these issues at the next GDPC meeting on September 20, 2007, 7:30 a.m. at the Park City Club.
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