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MINDS@UW Milwaukee is an open access institutional repository for the scholarly outputs of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. It is designed to collect digital materials for long-term preservation and worldwide public access. Although the primary focus is electronic theses and dissertations, content may include department approved research papers, technical reports, conference proceedings, and reports from campus research centers. Official institutional records, journals by UWM authors and datasets are not appropriate to deposit in this repository.Read full MINDS@UW Milwaukee policy statement
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Assessing the Impact of Loading on Mobility and Physical Exertion of Manual Wheelchair Users Using Wearable Sensors
(2026)Manual wheelchair users face many physical and physiological demands when maneuvering and participating within their community. One aspect of daily life which has not been thoroughly examined is how carrying a load affects ... -
Stronger Together: Supporting Inclusion for Students with Disabilities
(Center of Excellence, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools, 2026)Both Kazakhstan and the United States are working to expand inclusive education for students with disabilities. Although each country has its own history and context, teachers in both settings face similar challenges ... -
The Logic of Estrangement : Reason in an Unreasonable Form
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Neighborhood Greenway Network Plan
The West Allis Neighborhood Greenway Network Plan is an urban planning capstone project that establishes a citywide strategy to create safer, low-stress connections for people walking and biking. Responding to growing ... -
Harambee Community-Owned Food Market
The Harambee Community-Owned Food Market is an urban planning capstone project that outlines a community-driven strategy to increase access to fresh, affordable, and culturally relevant food in Milwaukee's Harambee ... -
Conservation Guidebook
The Conservation Guidebook: A Resource for Southeastern Wisconsin Land and Landscape Management is an urban planning capstone project developed to provide accessible, practical guidance for managing open space. Designed ... -
Accessory Dwelling Units - Trends and Proposed Policy
(2020-05)This graduate capstone project explores the potential for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to expand housing options and support neighborhood stability in the City of Milwaukee. Through analysis of existing conditions, ... -
Saukville Community Food Pantry - Planning the Future
(2022-05)Planning the Future: Saukville Community Food Pantry is a graduate capstone project that develops a strategic roadmap to support the Pantry's continued growth and expanded community impact in Ozaukee County. Grounded in ... -
FEED MKE
(2023-05)FEED MKE: Strategies for Food Excess and Equitable Distribution in Milwaukee is a graduate capstone project that addresses the dual challenges of food waste and inequitable access to healthy food across the city. Guided ... -
Short-Term Rentals: Current Trends + Recommended Policies
(2023)A graduate urban planning student team examined the rapid growth of short-term rentals in the City of Milwaukee and their impacts on housing, neighborhoods, and the local economy. Through analysis of existing conditions, ... -
Gartman Farms Neighborhood Development Plan
(2024-05)The Gartman Farms Neighborhood Development Plan is a graduate capstone project that presents a comprehensive vision for transforming a 275-acre site in Sheboygan into a vibrant, mixed-use, and multigenerational community. ... -
St. Paul Avenue Corridor Plan
(2023-05)The St. Paul Avenue Corridor Plan is a graduate capstone project that presents a comprehensive vision for transforming a key gateway into downtown Waukesha into a vibrant, mixed-use, and pedestrian-oriented district. ... -
Connecting Kenosha
Connecting Kenosha is a graduate capstone project that explores how innovative, multi-modal transportation strategies can better connect people to places across Kenosha, Wisconsin. Developed through public engagement, ... -
Library System for the Future
(2024)This graduate urban planning capstone project, developed for Milwaukee Public Libraries, presents a data-driven and community-centered approach to reimagining public libraries as dynamic, inclusive neighborhood hubs. Through ... -
A Sustainability Plan 2025
(2025-05)Graduate urban planning students partnered with the Village of Elm Grove Sustainability Committee to create a long-range sustainability plan tailored to the community's values, priorities, and environmental goals. Through ... -
Milwaukee: A Vibrant Market City
(2025)The graduate Urban Planning student team partnered with market leaders and community organizations to explore Milwaukee County's public market ecosystem and its role in strengthening neighborhoods, supporting local businesses, ...
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