The COE-URP Scholars Program is a regionally focused research and engagement opportunity for undergraduate students
Chair of Excellence in Urban and Regional Planning Advisory Committee
The Chair of Excellence in Urban and Regional Planning provides a forum for the discussion of urban and regional issues
The COE-URP Scholars Program is a regionally focused research and engagement opportunity for undergraduate students
The Advisory Committee serves the Middle Tennessee Regional Community by identifying, analyzing, and solving problems
Chairholder Murat Arik creates partnerships with local community leaders to further regional and urban planning

COE - URP Scholars Program Faculty Mentors

During the 9-month research and engagement program, students will have the opportunity to be mentored by a faculty member. The opportunity for collaboration among students and faculty is one of the unique benefits of the COE-URP Scholars Program.


Murat Arik, Program Director	Kristie Abston	Jake Avila

Keith Gamble	Iris Gao	Patrick Geho

Tony Johnston	Steven Livingston	Sean Salter

Richard Tarpey	David Urban	Sam Zaza