Sabina E. Deitrick

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Capstone Reports: Fall 2008 Neighborhood and Community Indicator Systems:  Strengthening the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments communities through collaborative data systems Read the final report. Winner of the 2009 Student Project Award of the Pennsylvania Planning Association. Spring 2008 New Opportunities for a New Era:  Building Green in Pittsburgh   Financing as an Economic Development Tool and Policy Read the final report. Spring 2007 Assessing the University of Pittsburgh Community Outreach Partnership Center (COPC) :     Read the final report. Spring 2005 Planning and Government in Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania:  Tax Increment Association   Financing as an Economic Development Tool and Policy Read the final report. Winner of the 2005 Student Project Award of the Pennsylvania Planning Association Spring 2004 Regionalism:  Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania Read the final report.  Winner of the 2004 Student Project Award of the Pennsylvania Planning Association Fall 2002 Guiding Change in the Strip Read the final report Spring 2001 Hazelwood:  Making New Connections Read the final report Spring 2000 Governance and Growth:  Mercer County Read the final report Spring 1999 Reclaiming Our Edge:  Capstone Seminar in Economic Development and Planning.  Preservation, Sustainability or Sprawl?  Options for the Pittsburgh Region Read the final report. Winner of the 1999 Student Project Award of the Pennsylvania Planning Association Spring 1998 A Second Change:  Brownfields Redevelopment in Pittsburgh  Read the final report. Winner of the 1998 Student Project Award of the Pennsylvania Planning Association and Honorable Mention, 1999 Student Project Award of the American Institute of Certified Planners Spring 1997 The Wilkinsburg Community Project: Strategies for Successful Community Collaborations Spring 1996 Linking Communities and Accessing the World:  Empowering Pittsburgh’s Community Development Corporations with Information Technology