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中国城市规划设计研究院50周年院庆 学术报告会 报告人介绍 吴良镛 中国工程院院士、中国科学院院士 清华大学建筑与城市研究所所长清华大学人居环境研究中心主任周干峙建设部副部长 John Friedmann Professor University of British Columbia School of Community and Regional Planning  Professional Resume John Friedmann has been appointed an Honorary Professor in the School and continues as Professor Emeritus of Planning at UCLA. He was founding professor of Program for Urban Planning in the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning, and served as its head for a total of 14 years between 1969 and 1996. In 1988, he was given the American Collegiate Schools of Planning Distinguished Planning Educator Award. International recognition for his remarkable achievements includes Honorary Doctorates from the Catholic University of Chile and the University of Dortmund. His publication record includes 14 individually authored books, 11 co-edited books, and 150 chapters, articles, and reviews. Prior to coming to SCARP, he was a Professorial Fellow in the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning of the University of Melbourne. He is currently involved in research on urbanization processes with special reference to China. His most recent publications include Empowerment: A Theory of Alternative Development (1983), Cities for Citizens: Planning and the Rise of Civil Society (with Mike Douglass), and The Prospect of Cities (2002). Friedmann is married to Leonie Sandercock, Professor of Urban Planning and Social Policy who joined the SCARP faculty in July 2001. 100 Years of Planning Education in North America Abstract This paper reviews the last 100 years of planning education in the United States and (to a lesser extent) in Canada. Two major themes run through this account. The first is the influence on planning education of political, social, and economic changes in our countries. Planning education has had to make continuing adjustments to changes in society as well as from within the profession. The second theme is that despite these changes, planning educati