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Rex L. LaMore has over 35 years of experience in community economic development, focusing on the unique challenges associated with revitalizing distressed communities and developing policies that promote equitable and sustainable development. He serves as the Director of the MSU Center for Community and Economic Development and is a Senior Specialist in Outreach within the Urban & Regional Planning Program at Michigan State University. LaMore’s instructional roles include teaching Environmental Planning and co-teaching the Urban Planning Field Practicum course for both undergraduate and graduate students. His contributions to the field include numerous publications, research reports, and handbooks. He has also been actively engaged in local planning initiatives, serving as the chairperson of the Williamstown Township Planning Commission, where he oversaw the adoption of Michigan's “Green Zone” land use classification, aimed at preserving environmental, social, and economic sustainability. In 2012, he was elected to the Board of Directors of the Michigan Association of Planning.
Department of Psychology