Yani Vozos

Adjunct Professor @Bellarmine University

Louisville, KY, US

Teaching the Urban Agriculture and Community Development course IDC 101 Urban Agriculture is a field which consists of many subjects including biology/chemistry for horticulture, community development, business and economics, landscape design, local politics, and beyond. This class will focus on three main areas for teaching students about Urban Agriculture and Community Development. First, the class will give students real world skills in growing food with an introduction to urban agriculture approaches, practices, and techniques. Second, the class will give students an introduction to basic community development and planning skills and techniques. Third, the class will feature discussion and analysis of how urban agriculture has been and can be impactful with regard to community development, education, public health, social justice, and economic opportunity.

University of Louisville

Master of Urban Planning, Housing and Community Development

University of Pittsburgh

Bachelor of Arts, Urban Studies and International Politics