Undergraduate Honors Thesis

Abstract

• This thesis uses the Warm Springs Indian Reservation of Central Oregon as the study site to create a set of guiding principles to establish successful community planning methods within Tribal communities focused on Tribal housing. I relied on (1) the history of Tribal Housing policy in the United States, (2) the history of housing on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation, and (3) examples of successful Tribal planning projects on reservations within the United States, to determine the qualities needed for a successful Tribal housing development. The guiding principles are designed to serve as a model for the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, along with other tribal communities, to improve the expectations of Tribal housing projects on reservations.

Creator

• Ahern, Marissa L.

Date Awarded

• 2016-01-01

Academic Affiliation

• Environmental Design

Advisor

• Drennan, Kimberly

Committee Member

• Lindsay, Georgia
• Kelsey, Penelope

Granting Institution

• University of Colorado Boulder

Subject

• reservation
• low-income
• Tribal Housing
• culture
• indian
• Indigenous
• Native

Dernière modification

• 2019-12-02

Resource Type

• Undergraduate Honors Thesis

Déclaration de droits

• In Copyright

Language

• English [eng]

Des relations

Dans Collection:

• Arts and Sciences Honors Program

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