Urban Planning Courses
CRP 2100
Teaching Associate, CRP 2100: "Reading the City through History & Law"
-Instructed 35 students in land use law and planning movements in history
Course Instruction
Teaching Associate, CRP 4950: "Professional Planning Skills Development"
- Assisted Clinical Professor Jason Sudy with course implementation
- Instructed 37 students on capstone portfolio production, interview presentation and resume writing
- Implemented improv, mindfulness, role-playing and peer-feedback exercises into course design
- Created grading rubrics for design-based assignments
- Served as a critic for student design presentations
CRP 4950
From:"Reading the City Through History & Law"
City & Regional Planning: 2100
Ohio State University
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The City: History & Law
Critique | Social DisorganizationTheory
The Designer You
Online Lectures
From:"Creating Innovative Cities & Regions"
City & Regional Planning: 2110
Ohio State University
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From: "Professional Planning Skills Development"
City & Regional Planning: 4950
Ohio State University
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CRP 2110
CRP 4950
Teaching Associate, CRP 2110: "Creating Innovative Cities & Regions"
- Co-instructor for 41 students on planning principles related to zoning, design and social justice
- Organized offsite exercises concerning creative, sustainable and pedestrian-friendly planning
- Assisted Professor Kyle Ezell & Dr. Kareem Usher in course execution
Teaching Associate, CRP 4950: "Professional Planning Skills Development"
- Served as co-instructor with Professor Kyle Ezell
- Instructed 30 students on capstone portfolio production, interview presentation and resume writing
- Implemented mindfulness, role-playing and peer-feedback exercises into course design
- Created grading rubrics for design-based assignments
- Served as a critic for student design presentations
- Role held in conjunction with Residential Life position
Planning & Public Policy
Landscape Architecture
LARCH 750
Guest Critic, LARCH 750: "Research Methods in Design and Planning"
Ohio State University
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Course Summary: Professor Jesus Lara's course preparing Master's-level landscape architecture students for their thesis work by introducing them to research methods for design.
LARCH 760
Peer Critic & Studio Lead, LARCH 760: "The Megacity: Seoul South Korea"
University of Seoul / Chulalongkorn University / Ohio State University
Course Summary: This graduate and undergraduate student exchange program, led by Katherine Bennett, combined students from University of Seoul, Chulalongkorn University and Ohio State University to research social interactions in an attempt to understand how to reincorporate the Yongsan Garrison site back into the urban fabric of Seoul.
Architecture
23 ARCH 601
ARCH 844.01
ARCH 442
Midterm Guest Critic, "Structure | Environment | Construction Studio One"
University of Cincinnati
Course Summary: Students in this undergraduate course, taught by Michaele Pride, ​produced housing design and diagrammatic alternatives to traditional single-family homes for Weinland Park resident housing affordability needs.
Final & Coursework Guest Critic, "ReVisioning Weinland Park - Low-income Housing Solutions"
Ohio State University
Course Summary: Students in this graduate-level course, taught by Kay Bea Jones, produced housing design and diagrammatic alternatives to traditional single-family homes for Weinland Park resident housing affordability needs.
Coursework Guest Critic,"Gui Senior Studio: ReVisioning Weinland Park, Sustainable Food Production Site"
Ohio State University
Course Summary: Students in this undergraduate-level course produced food hub designs in response to Weinland Park neighborhood needs for healthy food access.
UD 60703/003 + UD 60703/005
Guest Critic, UD 60703/003 + UD 60703/005: "Urban Design Studio III"
Kent State University / Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative (CUDC)
Course Summary: Students in this graduate-level course, taught by Professor Maurizio Sabini, produced housing design and diagrammatic alternatives to traditional single-family homes for Weinland Park resident housing affordability needs.
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CRP 608
Final Guest Critic, CRP 608: "GIS in Professional Planning"
Ohio State University
Course Summary: Graduate-level course, taught by Professor Charisma Acey, focused on GIS mapping skills to communicate research findings to the public
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Grad School Bootcamp
Lecturer, "Technical Writing in Grad School"
Ohio State University
Course Summary: Incoming public policy graduate students attend a preparatory series of lectures. This lecture provided information on paper writing, including graduate-level expectations, logical arguments and tutoring resources.
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Incarcerated Wellness Lecture
From: "Finding Wellness from Within"
In collaboration with John Rush, She Has a Name
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Student Work & Testimonials
CRP 4950
Teaching Associate, CRP 4950: "Professional Planning Skills Development"
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Rebecca was very attentive to our needs as students. Her real world experience translated well to the classroom. She always encouraged innovative work that would serve us well long after we had completed the program. Rebecca was a very organized Teaching Assistant, thorough communicator, and highly effective teacher. - Ryan Dittoe, SP 2015
Portfolio | FERPA Release Documentation
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