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Prof. Langley C Keyes, Jr
Professor of City and Regional Planning, Emeritus
Primary DLC
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
MIT Room:
9-316
(617) 253-1540
lkeyes@mit.edu
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Housing Policy
Community Development
History of Federally Assisted Rental Housing from 1961 to the Present
Housing, Community, and Economic Development (HCED)
Research Summary
Lang has experience in both the professional and academic worlds. His professional work includes: Chairman, Massachusetts Government Land Bank, Special Assistant for Policy Development, Massachusetts Executive Office of Communities and Development; Director, Housing Development for Boston Model Cities Program; and Associate Director, Greater Boston Community Development, Inc. His current research interests include the role of CDCs in community development, welfare-to-work and state housing policy. Lang teaches Introduction to Housing and Community Economic Development Lang's Seminar, Planning and Institutional Processes (Domestic), and co-teaches Housing and Human Services.
Recent Work
Projects
September 10, 2007
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Fostering Self-Sufficiency Through Neighborhood Networks
Principal Investigator
Langley Keyes
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Jackie M Dufault
Executive Director, Senseable City Lab
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Class of 22 Professor of Landscape Architecture and Planning
Prof. Justin Steil
Associate Professor of Law and Urban Planning