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There are many ways to stay involved on campus. During Weeks of Welcome, organizations will be out recruiting new members. To be notified about a group’s upcoming events and activities, ask to be added to the organization’s listserv. You also can view Temple’s events calendar or explore the clubs and organizations available for students ...
https://bulletin.temple.edu/undergraduate/tyler/landscape-architecture-bs/
The scope of landscape architecture includes site design, land use and urban planning at all scales. A landscape architect is responsible for the organization and placement of buildings, recreational facilities, roads, grading, and planting design. Temple's curriculum focuses on appropriate functional and ecological "fit," by using a design approach and techniques that work with and protect ...
https://guides.temple.edu/apa
Academic Writer Tutorial: Basics of 7th Ed. This tutorial is designed for writers who are new to APA Style.
https://bulletin.temple.edu/undergraduate/liberal-arts/economics-ba/
Overview The Bachelor of Arts in Economics, offered by the Department of Economics, teaches students the economic approach to social problems and behavior and helps students understand the economics behind current events and public policy. It is excellent preparation for careers in law and business.
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The Japanese major is a unique undergraduate degree program designed to offer a comprehensive four-year Japanese language curriculum in a Japanese as a Second Language (JSL) setting. It aims to achieve advanced and well-balanced proficiency in Japanese so that students will, by using the Japanese language as a communication tool, be well-equipped and fully prepared to examine socio-cultural ...
https://bulletin.temple.edu/graduate/scd/tyler/city-regional-planning-ms/
About the Program The MS in City and Regional Planning is the terminal degree for the planning profession. The primary purpose of the program is to develop skilled practitioners for dynamic career opportunities in the government, nonprofit and private sectors. The program’s areas of strength are in sustainability, environmental planning and community engagement. The program provides a broad ...
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Current matriculated Temple students may register through Self-service Banner via TUportal or with an academic advisor within your school or college. Course listings Tuition and fees Summer financial aid Summer Housing and Residential Life When can I register? Taking courses isn’t the only summer opportunity available to Temple students!
https://studentaffairs.temple.edu/housing/resources/break-housing
Need to stay on campus during a break period? On-campus residents have the option of requesting to stay in their housing assignment during the following break periods: Fall Break Winter Break ($300 fee) Spring Break All residence halls are open during all break periods. There will be an RA on duty for each break and all policies (including the Guest Policy) are still in effect. Additionally ...
https://bulletin.temple.edu/graduate/scd/cla/public-policy-mpp/
About the Program The Master of Public Policy (MPP) degree provides training for individuals who seek public service careers in government or in private and nonprofit organizations that work on a continuous basis with legislatures and government agencies. The MPP curriculum provides students with the technical and analytical skills to be able to develop and assess proposed public policies and ...