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American Collegiate School of Planning2017-2018

Planners of Color CV Book

Table of Contents Adil, Ali Mohammed ..................................................................................................................................... 1

Apell, Steven ................................................................................................................................................. 3

Arroyo, John C. .............................................................................................................................................. 7

Barajas, Jesus M. ........................................................................................................................................... 9

Chaosu, Li .....................................................................................................................................................12

Choi, Kwangyul .............................................................................................................................................14

Dadvar, Seyedehsan .....................................................................................................................................18

Fang, Kerry Li ................................................................................................................................................ 20

Garfinkel-Castro, Andrea ..............................................................................................................................22

Giottonini Badilla, Miriam Paloma ................................................................................................................24

Igbinedion, Ofurhe ........................................................................................................................................26

Joseph, Sophonie Milande ............................................................................................................................28

Kayanan, Carla Maria .................................................................................................................................... 33

Lee, C. Aujean................................................................................................................................................ 35

Mendez, Michael Anthony ............................................................................................................................ 37

Montgomery, Cheryl L. ................................................................................................................................. 42

Park, Hogeun ................................................................................................................................................. 44

Park, Keuhyun ............................................................................................................................................... 48

Redden, Ty .................................................................................................................................................... 50

Restrepo-Mieth, Andrea ............................................................................................................................... 53

Rishi, Susmita ................................................................................................................................................ 57

Rucks-Ahidiana, Zawadi ................................................................................................................................ 62

Sarmiento, Hugo ........................................................................................................................................... 64

Sweet, Elizabeth Louise ..................................................................................................................................66

Wang, Fangru ................................................................................................................................................ 71

Zanotto, Juliana Miranda ...............................................................................................................................73

CANDIDATES BY SPECIALIZATION

Arts and Cultural Development

John C. Arroyo

Cheryl L. Montgomery

Dispute Resolution, Mediation, and Participatory Planning


Economic Development and Labor Force Analysis

Kerry Li Fang

Carla Maria Kayanan

Elizabeth Louise Sweet

Energy Efficiency, Climate Change and Sustainable Planning

Miriam Paloma Giottonini-Badilla

Hugo Sarmiento

Environmental Management, Planning, and Protection

Ali Mohammed Adil

Chaosu Li

Michael Anthony Mendez

Hogeun Park

GIS and Quantitative Methods

Seyedehsan Dadvar

Kerry Li Fang

Ofurhe Igbinedion

C. Aujean Lee

Chaosu Li

Hogeun Park

Keuhyun Park

Fangru Wang

Healthy Communities and Active Living

Jesus M. Barajas

Kwangyul Choi

Andrea Garfinkel-Castro

Ofurhe Igbinedion


Keuhyun Park

Housing and Community Development



C. Aujean Lee

Ty Redden

Andrea Restrepo-Mieth

Zawadi Rucks-Ahidiana

Hugo Sarmiento


International and Comparative Development and Planning

Steven Apell


Sophonie Milande Joseph

Hogeun Park


Susmita Rishi

Hugo Sarmiento


Juliana Miranda Zanotto

Land Use Planning, Urban and Neighborhood Design

Steven Apell

John C. Arroyo

Kwangyul Choi

Seyedehsan Dadvar

Kerry Li Fang

Chaosu Li

Keuhyun Park

Susmita Rishi


Planning Theory and History



Social and Diversity Planning, Social Inclusion

Ali Mohammed Adil

John C. Arroyo

Jesus M. Barajas


Ofurhe Igbinedion


Carla Maria Kayanan

C. Aujean Lee



Ty Redden

Susmita Rishi

Fangru Wang

Transportation and Infrastructure Planning

Jesus M. Barajas

Kwangyul Choi

Seyedehsan Dadvar

Fangru Wang

Transportation Policy and Planning

Steven Apell

Urban Energy, Policy and Planning

Ali Mohammed Adil

Urban Finance, Management, and Policy

Carla Maria Kayanan

Ty Redden


Urban Resilience and Disaster Risk Mitigation

Steven Apell

ALI MOHAMMED ADIL College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs (CAPPA)

University of Texas at Arlington

[email protected]

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Education

Ph.D. Candidate, Urban Planning and Public Policy (Expected May 2018)

Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, University of Texas at Arlington

Dissertation: Actor-Network Analysis of Grassroots Community Energy Transitions

Committee: Ivonne Audirac, Enid Arvidson, Colleen Casey, Clark Miller (ASU)

M.Sc., Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Management, 2010

School of Business and School of Engineering, Glasgow University

B.E., Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 2009

Osmania University, India

Grants, Fellowships and Awards

2017 Travel Scholarship to attend ACSP Ph.D. Workshop, ACSP ($200)

2017 Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, Office of Graduate Studies, UT Arlington

($2000)

2017 Dr. Paul Geisel Endowed Scholarship ($500)

2016 The Krishnan Rajeshwar and Rohini Krishnan Graduate Fellowship, School of Business,

UT Arlington ($1250)

2015 Trey and Shauna Yelverton Endowed Scholarship ($2500)

2015 Dean’s Excellence Fund ($1000)

2013 Trey and Shauna Yelverton Endowed Scholarship ($1000)

Publications

Book Chapter

Adil, A. “More than Sustainability: A three-axis continuum to assess the capacity of grassroots

energy transitions to promote economic equity and social justice” in Jacquet, J., Haggerty, J.

and Theodori, G. (Eds.) Coordinating Research on the Social Impacts of Energy

Development. Social Ecology Press and International Association for Society and Natural

Resources (IASNR) [Invited, due for submission]

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles

Adil, A. and Ko, Y. (2016) Socio-technical Evolution of Decentralized Energy Systems: A

Critical Review and Implications for Urban Planning and Policy. Renewable and

Sustainable Energy Reviews 57, 1025-1037

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Zinaman, O, Miller, M., Adil, A., et al (2015) Power Systems of the Future. The Electricity

Journal 28(2), 113-126

Reports

Zinaman, O., Miller, M., Adil, A., Arent, D., Cochran, J., and Vora, R., (2015), Power Systems of

the Future: A 21st Century Power Partnership Thought Leadership Report, 21st Century

Power Partnership. Denver, CO.

Presentations

Adil, A. (2017), More than Sustainability: A three-axis continuum to assess the capacity of

grassroots energy transitions to promote economic equity and social justice. First Annual

Energy Impacts Symposium 2017. July 26-27th, Columbus, OH

Flora, B. and Adil, A (2016), The Palm Tree Apartments: Capturing a Historic Property for

Affordable Housing in an Inner Ring Suburb on the Cusp of Gentrification, Makeover

Montgomery 3 2016. May 5th and 6th, Montgomery County, MD

Adil, A. (2016), From Vulnerability to Resilience: A theoretical framework for resilient energy

systems from sociotechnical and socio-ecological perspective, American Association of

Geographers Annual Conference 2016. Mar 29th- Apr 2nd, San Francisco, CA

Adil, A. (2015), Clean Energy Strategies for Urban Resilience, Proceedings at the Climate

Resilience and Adaptation Symposium, Feb 6th, Arlington, TX

Teaching Experience

Teaching Assistant

Community Development and Urban Planning (graduate), Spring 2016

Advanced Urban Theory (graduate), Fall 2016

Service

2016-Present Assistant to Program Director, Planning Accreditation Board Self-Study Report

2018 for Master’s in City and Regional Planning (MCRP) Program

2016-2017 Secretary, CAPPA Ph.D. Consortium

2016 Local Organizer, The Next System Project National Teach-Ins, Texas Chapter

2015-2016 (Founding) President, CAPPA Ph.D. Consortium

Selected Research and Professional Experience

2016-Present Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, Institute of Urban Studies (IUS) and

Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, CAPPA, TX

2015- 2016 Assessment Student Associate, UT Arlington Libraries, TX

2014- 2015 Research Participant Program Intern, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, CO

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STEVEN APELL [email protected] & [email protected]

Specialities:

International and Comparative Development and Planning

Transportation Policy and Planning

Land Use Planning, Urban and Neighborhood Design

Urban Resilience and Disaster Risk Mitigation

EDUCATION

The University of Texas: (Ph.D., Urban Planning and Policy, Dec 2014)

The University of Texas: (Masters, Public Administration, and Policy; Certificate in Non-Profit

Management, 2007)

Professional Certifications

The World Bank Institute – Certificate in Development Studies (May 2015)

The World Bank Institute – Certificate in Sustainable Development Planning (June 2016)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology- (Certificate in Analytics, July 2015)

The University of Texas at Arlington (Certificate in Non-Profit Management- 2007)

TEACHING:

College of Engineering Design, Architecture and Technology, Makerere University, (2015 –

Date)

Subject Areas:

• Urban design, regional planning, informal settlements and transportation policy

• Design studio for urban renewal and community development.

The University of Texas at Arlington: Graduate Teaching Assistant (2011 – 2015)

CONSULTANCIES:

Ministry Lands Housing and Urban Development Uganda (August 2016 – Date)

Reviewing the National Physical Development Plan for Republic of Uganda

Advising Minister of Lands on development of urban resilience policy and disaster readiness

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Preparing the Transportation Plan for major towns in Uganda under the World Bank Project

and USMID.

The Institute of Urban Studies, the University of Texas at Arlington (2010 - 2015)

Organizing and coordinating teams engaged in economic development research

Conducting policy research for economic development using shift share analysis and location

quotients

Data collection and geospatial analysis for land use development

Projects lead

Dallas Habitat for Humanity (September 2013 – March 2014)

Contracted to evaluate Dallas Habitat homeownership programs and develop statistical

inferences to inform senior management on future housing policy.

Project manager

Institute of Urban Studies, the University of Texas at Arlington (December 2010— August

2013)

Supervised multidisciplinary project teams working on multiple projects

Identified tasks and scheduled activities for multiple projects while maintaining strict,

time-sensitive, deadlines.

Presented at public meetings and city councils to explain proposed plans and seek

approval from city administration and elected officials.

Planned and managed public input processes to identify community needs. This involved

managing focus groups, community surveys, and public meetings.

Projects completed in USA

The Town of Annetta South (Texas) Economic Development Plan (2010)

The City Benbrook (Texas) Economic Development Plan (2012)

The City of Kaufman (Texas) Downtown Revitalization Evaluation (2012)

The City of Aledo (Texas) Parks and Recreation Master Plan (2013)

The City of Fort Worth (Texas) Economic Development Plan (2013)

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The City of Saginaw (Texas) Parks and Recreation Master Plan (2013) – Midwest Texas

APA Award

Office of Institutional Research and Planning, the University of Texas at Arlington (2006-

2007)

University of Texas Quality Enhancement report; responsibilities included generating

vital statistics to support evidenced based policy decisions to improve pedagogy

PUBLICATIONS & WORK IN PROGRESS

BOOK REVIEW: Apell, S. Innovation in Public Transport Finance: Property Value

Capture. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 0739456X16649744, May 24,

2016

Apell, S, (2015) Gentrification and Revanchism; the Case of Transit- Oriented-Mixed

Use Developments (Under Review)

Apell, S (2015) Demographic Change in Transit Oriented Development and Effects on

Mode Choice and Social Equity (Second revision Transportation Journal – Springer

Publications)

Jianling, L and Apell, S (2016) Voter Resistance to Transportation Ballot Measures: A

Case Study of Arlington, Texas (Second revision, Transportation Journal)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Steven Apell. Evaluating the Unintended Impacts of Transit Oriented Development: A

Study of People Vs. Place-Based Transportation Policy. Association of Collegiate

Schools of Planning (ACSP), Workshop, MIT/ Harvard Cambridge August 8 -11th 2013

Dr. Li Jialing and Steven Apell, Why Not Transit a case study of Public Resistance to

Policy. Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning,

Minneapolis, MN, and October 2010.

Apell Steven. Is Arlington Texas Ready for a Bus System? An Examination of the Vital

Statistics. Annual Celebration of Academic Excellence, Arlington, Texas; March 23,

2011.

Raparthi, Kiranmayi, and Steven Apell. The Role of Light Rail in Developing

Polycentric Urban Form. Annual Conference of Association of American Geographers,

Los Angeles, CA, and April 11, 2013.

Academic Awards

Post-Doctoral Scholarship (2015), Center for Urban Research, Ryerson University

(Toronto, Canada) –.

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Graduate School Deans full scholarship for Academic Excellence (2014)

Texas Chapter American Planning Association award for best student planning project

(2014)

ASCP Dissertation Summer Scholarship at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2013)

Deans Scholarship for academic excellence (2013)

University President’s award for outstanding performance (2005)

David Tees Fellowship for Academic Excellence (2006)

OTHER EXPERIENCE

Student advisor (University of California, Los Angeles, and University of Southern

California) March 2007 – December 2010

Counselor at the University of Southern California and University of California Los-Angeles

campuses

References: To be availed on request.

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JOHN C. ARROYO MIT | Department of Urban Studies and Planning

[email protected] | (323) 687-4056 EDUCATION

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Cambridge, MA 8/13–6/18 PhD Candidate, Department of Urban Studies and Planning (DUSP)

Dissertation: Migrating to the Periphery: Latinx Settlement and Space in the New American Gateway

8/08–6/10 Master’s in City Planning (MCP) and Certificate in Urban Design Outstanding MIT Master’s in City Planning Thesis Award, 2010: Culture in Concrete: Art and the Re-imagination of the L.A. River as Civic Space

8/98–5/02 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Los Angeles, CA Bachelor of Arts: Public Relations with a Minor: Planning and Development (with distinction), USC Board of Trustees Renaissance Scholar

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

8/17– SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Dallas, TX present Research Affiliate, Latina/o Policy Studies, Latino Center for Leadership

Development (LCLD) and John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies

5/17– HARVARD UNIVERSITY Cambridge, MA present Research Fellow in Global Social Protections, Transnational Studies Initiative,

Weatherhead Center for International Affairs

6-8/15 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, CA National Endowment for the Humanities Scholar, UCLA Center for the Study of International Migration

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Spatial dimensions of race and ethnicity, comparative Latinx studies, international migration, transnational processes, urban design policy, arts and cultural planning, suburban studies

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, & AWARDS 2017-18 MIT Office of the Dean of Graduate Education, Jonathan Whitney Fund Fellowship 2017 ACSP Planners of Color Interest Group (POCIG) Student Travel Scholarship 2016-17 American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education Graduate Fellowship 2015-16 MIT Center for International Studies Summer Study Grant 2015-16 MIT Hugh Hampton Young Memorial Fund Fellowship (50th Anniversary) 2015 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Scholarship 2014 ArtPlace, National Creative Placemaking grant for Project 51’s Play the LA River 2014 MIT DUSP Ross Silberberg Memorial Fund for Social Justice and Design 2013-14 University of California Humanities Research Institute “Engaging Humanities” Grant 2013–16 National Research Council, Ford Foundation Predoctoral Diversity Fellowship 2010 Outstanding Contribution to the Intellectual Life of the MIT DUSP (group award) 2009 American Planning Association, Judith M. Price Scholarship for Minority Planners 2008 Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, National Graduate Scholarship

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PUBLICATIONS & PROFESSIONAL REPORTS Arroyo, John. 2016. “The Impacts of Recent Immigrants to U.S. Culture and Society.” In Contemporary Issues for People of Color: Surviving and Thriving in the U.S. Today, Eds. Alvaro Huerta, Norma Iglesias-Prieto and Donathan L. Brown. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO/Greenwood.

Arroyo, John. 2017. “Language as Leadership: Contextual English as Second Language (ESL) as an Arena for Civic Engagement among Latinx Migrants in Massachusetts.” For submission to Societies. Special issue on International Migration: Implications for Human Development.

Arroyo, John. 2017. Arts and Cultural Strategies for Immigration. New York: ArtPlace America.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 “Language as Leadership: Contextual English as Second Language (ESL) as an Arena for Civic Engagement among Latinx Migrants in Massachusetts,” Inter-University Program for Latino Research, San Antonio, Texas 2017 “Community Development Leadership Strategies for Latinx Migrants,” Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies, LGBTQ Scholars of Color National Conference, New York, NY 2017 “Fringes on the Frontier: Mexican Migration and Space in the New American Periphery,” American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education Conference, Irvine, CA 2016 “Relaciones EE.UU — América Latina,” International Symposium: Latin America-United States, Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales/Observatorio Latino Americano, The New School, New York, NY 2016 “Belonging and the Built Environment,” The Changing Face of Global Mobility: Celebrating 10 Years of the Oxford International Migration Institute 2015 “From City Beautiful to Livable City: Art, Space, and Politics,” Society for American City and Regional Planning History, Los Angeles, CA 2015 “Ethno-Racial Intersections in Planning,” Urban Affairs Association, Miami, FL 2014 “Place Bilingualism,” Ford Foundation Fellows Conference, Irvine, CA 2014 “Asset-Based Community Development 2.0” Allied Media Conference, Detroit, MI

TEACHING EXPERIENCE Graduate Instructor 2016 MIT 11.234: Making Sense: Qualitative Methods for Planners and Designers 2014 MIT 11.201: Gateway: Planning Action (history and theory of planning in the public interest)

Graduate Teaching Assistant 2015-17 Harvard (Sociology and International Affairs): Transnational Studies Initiative Seminar 2016-17 Harvard (Sociology): Politics and Social Change Workshop

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 8/14-6/15 WORLD BANK, Research Associate, Ukraine Urbanization Review Washington, DC 6/14-5/16 MIT CENTER FOR ADVANCED URBANISM, Research Associate Cambridge, MA 2/09-2/10 LEVERAGING INVESTMENTS IN CREATIVITY, Research Assistant New York, NY

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 9/12-6/13 CORO CENTER FOR CIVIC LEADERSHIP, Executive Fellow LA, CA 1/12-8/12 LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPATION, Program Officer LA, CA 6/06-6/08 LA COUNTY ARTS COMMISSION, Community Development Coordinator LA, CA

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Jesus M. Barajas [email protected]

EDUCATION

PhD University of California, Berkeley City and Regional Planning, August 2016

MURP California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Urban and Regional Planning, March 2011

BS The Pennsylvania State University Computer Science, May 2003


2017‒ Illinois Distinguished Postdoctoral Research Associate Department of Urban and Regional Planning University of Illinois at Urbana‒Champaign

2016‒2017 Postdoctoral Scholar, Safe Transportation Research and Education Center Lecturer, Department of City and Regional Planning University of California, Berkeley

PUBLICATIONS

Monographs

2016 Barajas, Jesus M. “Making Invisible Riders Visible: Motivations for Bicycling and Public Transit Use among Latino Immigrants.” PhD diss., University of California, Berkeley.

Best dissertation award, Council of University Transportation Centers

2016 Barajas, Jesus M., Daniel G. Chatman, and Asha W. Agrawal. Exploring Bicycle and Public Transit Use by Low-Income Latino Immigrants: A Mixed-Methods Study in the San Francisco Bay Area. MTI Report. San José, CA: Mineta Transportation Institute.

Book Reviews

2017 Barajas, Jesus M. Review of Bicycle Justice and Urban Transformation: Biking for All?, edited by Aaron Golub et al. Journal of the American Planning Association 83 (2): 226-227.

2014 Barajas, Jesus M. Review of Bikenomics: How Bicycling Can Save the Economy, by Elly Blue. Berkeley Planning Journal 27: 110–12.

Articles under Peer Review

Barajas, Jesus M., Asha W. Agrawal, and Daniel G. Chatman. “Immigration, Income, and Public Transit Perceptions: Findings from an Intercept Survey.”

Barajas, Jesus M. “How Do Latino Immigrants Experience Bicycling? A Qualitative Analysis of Travel Motivation and Barriers.”

Bierbaum, Ariel H., and Jesus M. Barajas. “The Burden of Choice: Assessing the Impact of Charter School Options on Household Travel Behavior in Philadelphia.”

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Barajas, Jesus M. “Not All Crashes Are Created Equal: Associations between the Built Environment and Disparities in Bicycle Collisions.”

Barajas, Jesus M., Kate Beck, and Jill F. Cooper. “How Effective Are Community Pedestrian Safety Training Workshops? Preliminary Findings from a Program in California.”

Barajas, Jesus M. “How Equitable Is Bikesharing? Exploring Population Characteristics and Access to Employment.”

RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS

2017 Senior Researcher and Project Manager, “The Impacts of TOD and Affordable Housing on BART Ridership,” Great Communities Collaborative and Bay Area Rapid Transit District. $100,000. PI: Karen Trapenberg Frick.

2017 Senior Program and Policy Analyst, “Developing a Statewide Crowdsourcing Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Application,” California Office of Traffic Safety. $150,000. PI: Jill F. Cooper.

2017 Research Fellow, “Assessing Race and Income Disparities in Crowdsourced Safety Data Collection,” Center for Technology, Society, and Policy; University of California, Berkeley. $6,000.

2015 Dissertation Grant Recipient, “Barriers to Travel and Opportunity: Low-Income Latino Immigrants in the San Francisco Bay Area,” University of California Center on Economic Competitiveness in Transportation. $18,000.

2013-2016 Project Coordinator, “Bicycling and Access to Transit by Low-Income Immigrants,” Mineta Transportation Institute, San José State University. $66,000. PI: Daniel G. Chatman

INVITED TALKS

2017 “When Getting There Is Half the Battle: Barriers to Transit and Bicycling for Low-Income Immigrants.” CALCOG Leadership Forum, Monterrey, CA, March 31.

2017 “The Softer Side of Cycling: The Role of Neighborhood Perceptions and Social Connections in Immigrant Travel Behavior.” Cornell University, January 30.

2016 “The Softer Side of Cycling: How Neighborhood Perceptions and Social Connections Influence Immigrant Travel.” University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, August 31.

2009 “Private Sector Business View of Traveler Information Distribution.” TRB Workshop Identifying Traveler Information Research Needs, University of California, Irvine, April 16.

SELECTED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

2017 Barajas, Jesus M. “Not All Crashes Are Created Equal: Associations between the Built Environment and Disparities in Bicycle Collisions.” Scientists for Cycling Colloquium, Arnhem-Nijmegen, the Netherlands, June 12.

2017 Barajas, Jesus M. “Bicycling Is Freedom: A Qualitative Analysis of Latino Immigrant Cycling Experiences.” 96th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, January 8-12.

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2017 Barajas, Jesus M., Asha W. Agrawal, and Daniel G. Chatman. “Immigration, Income, and Public Transit Perceptions: Findings from an Intercept Survey.” 96th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, January 8-12.

2016 Barajas, Jesus M. “What Motivates Bicycling? Relative Influences of the Individual, Social, and Built Environments among Immigrants and Non-Immigrants.” (Panel Organizer.) 56th ACSP Annual Conference, Portland, OR, November 3–6.

2016 Barajas, Jesus M. “Relative Influences of Immigrant Perceptions and Attitudes on Travel Choice.” 14th World Conference on Transport Research, Shanghai, China, July 10–15.

2016 Barajas, Jesus M. “Disparities in Bicycle Crash Influences among Population Groups: Initial Findings.” 95th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, January 10–14.

SELECTED TEACHING EXPERIENCE

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Fall 2017 Cities: Planning & Urban Life (Core course, Undergraduate)

University of California, Berkeley

Spring 2017 Lecturer Introduction to Planning Methods, Part 2 (Graduate)

Fall 2016 Co-Lecturer Transportation and Land Use Planning (Graduate)

Fall 2014–Spring 2015

Head Graduate Student Instructor (Teaching assistant) Introduction to Planning Methods, Parts 1 and 2 (Graduate)

Summer 2014 Co-Lecturer Introduction to Urban and Regional Transportation Planning (Undergraduate)

SELECTED AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS

2017 Charley V. Wootan Memorial Award Best dissertation in Transportation Policy and Planning Council of University Transportation Centers

2015 Eno Future Leaders Development Fellowship Eno Center for Transportation; Rodney E. Slater award winner

2015 Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award University of California, Berkeley

ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2007–2011 Associate Program Manager, Transportation Data Services, NAVTEQ/Traffic.com

2003–2007 Information Technology Officer, United States Air Force

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Chaosu Li CB# 3140, UNC-CH, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3140

(919) 813-8355 • [email protected]://chaosuli.web.unc.edu

EDUCATIONPh.D. in City and Regional Planning University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Expected) December 2017 Dissertation: “Three papers on climate change mitigation: energy efficiency, urban form, and plan effectiveness” Master of City and Regional Planning June 2012 Peking University, Beijing, China Bachelor of Landscape Architecture May 2009 Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China

REASEARCH INTERESTS & EXPERTISE Land use & environmental planning; Urban sustainability; Energy efficiency; Resilience; Plan evaluation; Quantitative methods; Applied GIS; Planning support systems

PUBLICATIONS Peer-reviewed Journal Articles n Li, C., & Song, Y. (2016). Government response to climate change in China: a study of provincial and

municipal plans. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 59(9), 1679-1710.n Song, Y., Li, C., Olshansky, R., Zhang, Y., & Xiao, Y. (2017). Are we planning for sustainable disaster

recovery? evaluating recovery plans after the Wenchuan Earthquake. Journal of Environmental Planningand Management. DOI: 10.1080/09640568.2017.1282346. (Supported by Natural Science Foundationunder Grant No. 5-54928).

n Li, C., Song, Y., & Kaza, N. Urban form and residential electricity consumption: a multilevel study.Submitted to Energy and Buildings. Under final review. (Supported by the World Bank through the projectentitled Urban Scale Building Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy under Grant No. P130786).

n Chen, Y., Song, Y., & Li, C. Where would people like to tweet? assessing the spatial association of builtenvironment and tweets in Chicago. Submitted to Journal of Urban Design. (Under review).

n Li, C., Song, Y., & Kaza, N. Effects of urban form on residential electricity consumption: a spatio-structural analysis in Chicago. Submitted to Energy Policy. (Under review).

n Li, C., & Song, Y., & Kaza, N. An evaluation of the linkage between plan quality and building energyefficiency action implementation. (In preparation).

Book Chapters n Li, C., Song, Y., & Chen, Y. (2017). “Infrastructure Development and Urbanization in China” in Z. Tang

(Eds.), Urbanization and Impact on China. Singapore: Springer.n Li, C. (2017). “GIS for Urban Energy Analysis” in B. Huang (Eds.), Comprehensive Geographic

Information Systems. Vol. 2. Oxford: Elsevier.

Conference Papers (Selected) n Li, C., Song, Y., & Kaza, N. A spatial structural equation model of residential energy consumption in

Chicago: understanding the effects of urban form. 56th ACSP Annual Conference, Portland, OR,November 5, 2016.

n Li, C., Song, Y., & Kaza, N. Exploring the relationship between urban form and energy consumption froma multi-scale perspective. 55th ACSP Annual Conference, Houston, TX, October 24, 2015.

n Song, Y, & Li, C. Ecological wisdom in disaster resilience: Evaluating the restoration process after theWenchuan Earthquake. 1st International Symposium on Ecological Wisdom for Urban Sustainability:Doing real and permanent good in landscape and urban planning, Chongqing, China, October 18, 2014.

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n Li, C., Zeng, H. The urban land expansion in Chinese cities: a national perspective. 8th World Congress ofthe International Association for Landscape Ecology, Beijing, China, Aug 19-22, 2011.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE n Instructor, PLAN 591: Advanced Geographic Information Systems, UNC-Chapel Hill (Summer

2013, Summer 2014, Fall 2014, Summer 2015, Fall 2015, Summer 2016).n Guest Lecturer, ENEC 431: System Analysis for Sustainability (Spring 2016).n Guest Lecturer, PLAN 247: Solving Urban Problems, UNC-Chapel Hill (Spring 2015).n Lab Instructor, PLAN714: GIS Lab, UNC-Chapel Hill (Fall 2017).n Lab Instructor, PLAN720: Statistical Lab, UNC-Chapel Hill (Fall 2013).n Teaching Assistant, PLAN714: Urban Spatial Structure, UNC-Chapel Hill (Fall 2012, Fall 2017).n Teaching Assistant, PLAN745: Development Impact Assessment, UNC-Chapel Hill(Spring 2015).n Teaching Assistant, PLAN738: Transportation Policy, UNC-Chapel Hill (Fall 2014).n Teaching Assistant, PLAN720: Planning Methods, UNC-Chapel Hill (Fall 2013).n Teaching AssistantPLAN741: Land Use and Environmental Planning, UNC-Chapel Hill (Spring

2013).

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Planning and Design Center of Peking University, Beijing, China Project Planner November, 2009-February, 2011 Survey and Planning Institute of State Forestry Bureau of China, Beijing, China Project Planner June, 2009-August, 2009 China Academy of Urban Planning and Design, Beijing, China Intern Planner March, 2008-June, 2008

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES n Editor, Beijing Planning Review (Chinese Academic Journal), 2012-Current.n Reviewer, Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2017.n Member, Ph.D. Admissions Committee, Department of City and Regional Planning, UNC-Chapel

Hill, December 2014-Current.n Member, Ph.D. Policy Committee, Department of City and Regional Planning, UNC-Chapel Hill,

2014-2015.

DISTINCTIONS n Future Faculty Fellow, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2015-2016.n Honored Graduate, Peking University, 2012.n May Fourth Fellowship, top 1 of over 30 graduate students of City and Regional Planning, Peking

University, 2009-2010, 2010-2011.n Merit Student, top 2 among over 30 graduate students of City and Regional Planning, Peking

University, 2010-2011.n Presidential Fellowship, Shenzhen Graduate School, Peking University, 2010.n Top-Class Governmental Graduate Fellowship, Peking University, 2009-2010, 2010-2011.

TECHNICAL SKILLS n Proficient in Geographic Information Systems and related softwaren Proficient in Python programmingn Proficient in statistical analysis and software (R, Stata)n Experience with AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Sketchup

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KWANGYUL CHOI, Ph.D.

Haskayne School of Business Faculty of Environmental Design University of Calgary Calgary, AB Canada

(587) [email protected]

CATEGORIES

14. Transportation and Infrastructure Planning11. Land Use Planning, Urban and Neighborhood Design7. Healthy Communities and Active Living

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Community and Regional Planning, The University of Texas at Austin (2016) Dissertation: Unpacking the Complex Relationship between Land Use, Vehicle Travel, and Transportation Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Committee: Ming Zhang (Chair), Robert Paterson, Chandra Bhat, Tiffany Whittaker, Junfeng Jiao

MUP, Master of Urban Planning, University of Michigan Ann Arbor (2011)

B.S. in Engineering (Geomatics), Inha University, Incheon, South Korea (2005)


August 2016 – present Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Metropolitan Growth + Change Haskayne School of Business · Faculty of Environmental Design University of Calgary

January 2017 – April 2017 Instructor EVDS 683.L15: Urban Spatial and Statistical Analytical Methods Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary

RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS

Sustainable transportation and land use planning; urban form and travel behavior; integrated modeling of urban form and transportation; quantitative analysis; non-motorized travel and public health; youth travel; public transportation policy; multi-modal transportation

Courses Taught: Planning Methods (graduate level); Quantitative Methods (graduate level); Introduction to Geographic Information System (graduate level)

JOURNAL ARTICLES (PEER-REVIEWED)

Choi, Kwangyul and Ming Zhang. (In press). The impacts of metropolitan, county, and local land use on driving emissions in U.S. metropolitan areas: mediator effects of vehicle travel characteristics. (forthcoming in Journal of Transport Geography).

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Choi, Kwangyul, Junfeng Jiao, and Ming Zhang. (In press). Reducing Vehicle Travel for the Next Generation: Lessons from the 2001 and 2009 National Household Travel Surveys. (forthcoming in Journal of Urban Planning and Development).

Choi, Kwangyul and Ming Zhang. (2017). The net effects of the built environment on household vehicle emissions: A case study of Austin, TX. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 50, 254-268.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS (PEER-REVIEWED)

Choi, Kwangyul and Ming Zhang. (2016). Non-linear Effects of the Built Environment on Transportation Emissions: The Potentials and Challenges for Transportation Emissions Reduction. In Transportation Research Board 95th Annual Meeting, No. 16-1149.

MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW

Choi, Kwangyul. (1st revision). The Influence of the Built Environment on Household Vehicle Travel by the Urban Structure of Calgary in Canada. Cities.

Sletto, Bjorn, Andrea C. Wirsching, Andrea Robert, Kwangyul Choi, Kristine Stiphany, Kristina Tajchman, Alejandra Reyes, Ariadna Reyes, Juan Yunda, Marla Torrado, and Jane F. Winslow. (under review). Demystifying Academic Writing in the Doctoral Program: Intertextuality, Learning Communities, and Scholarly Identities. Teaching in Higher Education.

MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS

Choi, Kwangyul and Robert Paterson. Examining Interaction Effects among Land Use Policies to Reduce Household Vehicle Travel: An Exploratory Analysis.

Choi, Kwangyul, Hyunwoo Yoon and Yuri Jang. Neighborhood Built Environment and Individual Health: A Case Study of Asian Community in Austin, TX.

Choi, Kwangyul. Comprehensive Understanding of the Growth and Automobile Dependency: A Comparative Study of Nine Canadian Census Metropolitan Areas.

Choi, Kwangyul. City Profile: Calgary’s Growth and Change

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (PEER-REVIEWED)

2016 Choi, Kwangyul and Robert Paterson. Examining Interaction Effects among the Built Environment Factors on Reduction in Automobile Use. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Portland, OR, November 4, 2016

2016 Choi, Kwangyul. The Effects of the Built Environment on Driving Emissions: A Comparative Analysis of U.S. Metropolitan Areas. Paper presented at the annual conference of the Urban Affairs Association Conference, San Diego, CA, March 19, 2016

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2016 Choi, Kwangyul and Ming Zhang. Non-linear Effects of the Built Environment on Travel Behavior and the Potentials and Challenges for Transportation Emissions Reduction. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C., January 12, 2016

2015 Choi, Kwangyul and Ming Zhang. The Effects of the Built Environment on Driving Emissions in Metropolitan Areas in the US. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Houston, TX, October 24, 2015

2015 Choi, Kwangyul, Junfeng Jiao, and Ming Zhang. Reducing Vehicle Trips for the Next Generations: Lessons from the 2001 and 2009 NHTSs. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Houston, TX, October 23, 2015

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Graduate Research Assistant, School of Social Work, The University of Texas at Austin, 2016 Participated in the project “Asian American Quality of Life (AAQoL) Survey” Taught ArcGIS to project team

Sustainable Cities Fellow, Center for Sustainable Development, The University of Texas at Austin, 2012 – 2014

Developed a course syllabus regarding sustainable development Conducted research in sustainable transportation planning

Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Sustainable Development (CSD), The University of Texas at Austin, 2012

Participated in the Capital Area Texas Sustainability (CATS) consortium Sustainable Places Project Consolidated contemporary research findings about transportation performance indicators Derived transportation performance indicators for Envision Central Texas (ECT)

Graduate Research Assistant, School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin, 2011 Built Austin household travel activity dataset

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Co-Instructor, EVDS 683.15: Urban Spatial and Statistical Analytical Methods, University of Calgary, Winter 2017

Introduced basic concepts of statistics Taught analytic planning methods

Teaching Assistant, CRP386: Quantitative Methods, The University of Texas at Austin, Fall 2014

Organized work sessions for statistics software (SPSS) Provided individual tutoring regarding lectures, assignments, and exams Graded course assignments and exams

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Lab Assistant, UP406: Introduction to Geographic Information System, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Winter 2011

Organized weekly work sessions to help students familiarize ArcGIS software Provided individual tutoring regarding class materials Assisted students in doing course assignments and completing final projects

FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS, AND AWARDS

Professional Development Awards, The University of Texas at Austin, 2015 Graduate School Named/Endowed Continuing Fellowship, The University of Texas at Austin, 2015 College Continuing Fellowship, The University of Texas at Austin, 2014 Sustainable Cities Doctoral Initiative Fellowship, The University of Texas at Austin, 2012 Graduate School Recruitment Fellowship, The University of Texas at Austin, 2011 Community Service Cord, Edward Ginsberg Center, University of Michigan, 2011

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Reviewer, Journal of Urban Planning and Development

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Urban Studies Research Group

RELATED PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

Transportation Packages TransCAD (working knowledge)

Spatial Analysis Tools ArcGIS (working knowledge); Erdas Imagine (basic knowledge)

Statistics Software Packages SPSS, Mplus (working knowledge); Biogeme, SAS, Stata, R, NVivo (basic knowledge)

LANGUAGE

Korean: Native | English: Fluent

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SEYEDEHSAN DADVAR

[email protected]

(443) 525-8854

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Transportation, Department of Transportation and Urban Infrastructure Studies,

School of Engineering, Morgan State University (Spring 2012 - Expected Fall 2017)

M.Sc., Transportation Engineering, IAU-South Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran, (Sept. 2006 –

Feb. 2010)

B.Sc., Civil Engineering, IAU-Gorgan Branch, Gorgan, Iran, (Sept. 2000 – Feb. 2005)

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Road safety (Highway Safety Manual), Connected vehicles, autonomous vehicles, and electric

vehicles, Dry ports, Freight transport / logistics, Traffic simulation (vehicle & freight)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

National Transportation Center, Morgan State University, Baltimore, Maryland, Graduate

Research Assistant, March 2012 – Present:

o Analysis of Bicycle and Pedestrian Crash Causes and Interventions funded by DDOT (Co-

Principal Investigator) [Total Grant: $92,106] – Ongoing

o Next Generation Volume Reduction Green Infrastructure Stormwater Control Measures in

Support of Philadelphia’s Green City Clean Waters Initiative funded by EPA – Ongoing

o Environmental and Safety Attributes of Electric Vehicle Ownership and Commuting

Behavior: Public Policy and Equity Considerations funded by MATS UTC (Final Report

(Phase I))

o Applications of Connected Vehicle Infrastructure Technologies to Enhance Transit

Service Efficiency and Safety, Part 2 funded by CVI-UTC (Final Report)

o Next Generation Transit Signal Priority funded by CVI-UTC (Final Report)

o The Development of Local Calibration Factors – Phase II: Maryland Freeways and Ramps

funded by Maryland SHA (Co-Principal Investigator) [Total Grant: $128,142 including

$28,958 matching fund from NTC] (Final Report)

o Research Product Transfer for Local Calibration Factors of the Highway Safety Manual

(HSM) and Integrated Surrogate Safety Assessment Framework funded by MATS UTC

(Final Report)

o Safety Analysis for the Prioritized Three Safety Improvement Locations on I-495 funded

by Maryland SHA (Final Report)

o Measuring User Acceptance of and Willingness-To-Pay for CVI Technology funded by

CVI-UTC (Final Report)

o The Development of Local Calibration Factors for Implementing the Highway Safety

Manual in Maryland funded by Maryland SHA (Final Report)

Amoodrah Consulting Engineers, Tehran, Iran, Transportation and traffic engineer, Jun. 2010

– Dec. 2011

ITSPersia Co., Tehran, Iran, Transportation and traffic engineer, 2007 – 2008

Peygir Construction Co., Tehran, Iran, Construction supervisor, 2006

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http://www.morgan.edu/transportation

http://www.morgan.edu/

http://azad.ac.ir/en

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Azad_University_of_Gorgan

http://www.highwaysafetymanual.org/

http://www.morgan.edu/soe/ntc

http://www.matsutc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Electric-Vehicle-Ownership-Factors-Preferred-Safety-Technologies-and-Commuting-Behavior-in-the-United-States.pdf

http://www.matsutc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Electric-Vehicle-Ownership-Factors-Preferred-Safety-Technologies-and-Commuting-Behavior-in-the-United-States.pdf

https://vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/handle/10919/73335


http://www.roads.maryland.gov/OPR_Research/MD-16-SHA-MSU-4-6_LCF-II_Report.pdf

http://www.mautc.psu.edu/docs/MAUTC-2013-06.pdf

http://www.morgan.edu/Documents/ACADEMICS/CENTERS/NTC/I-495-Safety%20Analysis_Draft%20Report_0922.pdf


http://www.roads.maryland.gov/OPR_Research/MD-14-SP209B4J_Local-Calibration-Factors-for-HSM_Report.pdf

AWARDS

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) funding to attend “Trans-Atlantic Symposium

on ICT Technology and Policy”, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 19 – 20, 2017

“ITS Maryland Scholarship Award”, 2015 – 2016

“Women’s Traffic and Transportation Club (WTTC) 2015 Scholarship”, 2015

One of the five nationwide student chapters who won RFP for “2014 ITE Trip Generation and

Parking Data Collection Project” (as MSU ITE Student Chapter President), 2014

“Eisenhower Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Fellowship”, 2013 – 2014

Full-time Tuition Award, Morgan State University (for 11 semesters)

PUBLICATIONS

Dadvar, S., Shin, H., Lee, Y., “Local Calibration of Crash Modification Factors to Improve

Predictability of Highway Safety Manual”, Submitted to the Journal of Accident Analysis and

Prevention. Revising.

Lee, Y., Dadvar, S., Hu, J., Park, B., “Results of Transit Signal Priority Experiment in

Connected Vehicle Technology Environment”, ASCE Journal of Transportation Engineering,

Part A: Systems, Volume 143 Issue 8, August 2017.

[DOI: https://doi.org/10.1061/JTEPBS.0000062]

Shin, H., Callow, M., Dadvar, S., Lee, Y., Farkas, A., “Measuring User Preference and

Willingness to Pay for Connected Vehicle Technologies: Analysis of Adaptive Choice-Based

Conjoint Analysis”, Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research

Board, Volume 2531, pp. 54-62, 2015.

[DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3141/2531-07]

Shin, H., Dadvar, S., Lee, Y., “Results and Lessons from Local Calibration Process of

Highway Safety Manual for the State of Maryland”, Transportation Research Record: Journal

of the Transportation Research Board, Volume 2515, pp. 104-114, 2015.


Shin, H., Yu, J., Dadvar, S., Lee, Y., “Statistical Evaluation of Different Sample Sizes for

Local Calibration Process in the Highway Safety Manual”, Transportation Research Record:

Journal of the Transportation Research Board, Volume 2515, pp. 94-103, 2015.


Dadvar, E., Seyedalizadeh Ganji, S. R., Tanzifi, M., “Feasibility of Establishment of “Dry

Ports” in The Developing Countries - The Case of Iran”, Journal of Transportation Security,

Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010, Volume 4, Issue 1, pp. 19-33, March 2011.

[DOI: 10.1007/s12198-010-0056-x]

Google Scholar (Link) and ResearchGate (Link)

TEACHING AND MENTORING EXPERIENCES

Teaching Assistant (Fall 2015: TRSP 603 – Quantitative Methods in Transportation)

Thesis Mentor (Spring 2015: One Student, Thesis title: “Identification of Hotspot Locations

along the I-95 JFK Memorial Highway”)

Senior Project Mentor (Fall 2014 – Spring 2016: Eight Students)

2016 Advisory Board for Summer Transportation Institute (STI) offered by NTC at MSU

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http://www.picasso-project.eu/newsevents/project-events/june-2017-symposium/

http://www.picasso-project.eu/newsevents/project-events/june-2017-symposium/

http://itsmd.org/membership/awards-and-scholarships/

http://www.womenstrafficclub.com/scholarship

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/tpp/ddetfp.htm

https://doi.org/10.1061/JTEPBS.0000062

http://dx.doi.org/10.3141/2531-07

http://dx.doi.org/10.3141/2515-14

http://dx.doi.org/10.3141/2515-13

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12198-010-0056-x

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=vLrVEZoAAAAJ&hl=en

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Seyedehsan_Dadvar

KERRY LI FANG 0115 Caroline Hall, 6903 Preinkert Drive, College Park, MD 20740

301-346-8502 [email protected]

EDUCATION 2018 (expected) Ph.D. Urban and Regional Planning and Design. University of Maryland, College Park.

Dissertation: Clusters and Innovation: Selection or Learning?

Committee: Gerrit Knaap (chair), Marie Howland, Casey Dawkins, Scott Dempwolf, Robert Schwab

2013 M.A. Land Management. Zhejiang University.

2011 B.A. Land Management. Zhejiang University.

FIELDS OF INTEREST Economic Development, Urban Economics, Land Use, Transportation, Housing

PUBLICATIONS Fang, L., Li, P. & Song, S. China’s Development Policies and City Size Distribution: An Analysis based on

the Zipf’s Law. Urban Studies (Forthcoming). Fang, L., Li, P. & Song, S. China’s Urban Development Policies and City Growth Dynamics: An Analysis

based on the Gibrat’s Law. International Review of Economics and Finance (Forthcoming). Knaap G., Avin, U., & Fang L. Driving and Compact Growth: A Careful Look in the Rearview Mirror.

Journal of the American Planning Association, 2017, 83(1): 32-35. Fang, L. Do Clusters Encourage Innovation? A Meta-Analysis. Journal of Planning Literature, 2015, 30(3):

239-260.

PAPERS UNDER REVIEW Fang, L. The Dual Effects of Clusters: Learning and Selection. Economic Development Quarterly. Revised

& Resubmitted. Fang, L., Tian, C. Housing and Marital Matching: A Signaling Perspective. China Economic Review.

Revised & Resubmitted. Fang, L. Agglomeration and Innovation: Separating the True Effect from the Selection Bias. Journal of

Urban Economics. Under review. Fang, L., Tian, C., Yin, X., & Song, Y. Political Cycles in Urban Land Use Change. International Journal of

Urban and Regional Research. Under review. Fang, L. The Effect of Quota as a Tool for Urban Containment. The Annals of Regional Science. Under

review. Fang L., Howland, M., Wu, J., Kim, J., & Peng, Q. Can Transfer of Development Rights Save Farmland in

Metropolitan Counties? Land Use Policy. Under Review.

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GRANTS AND HONORS C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000), Lincoln Institute of Land PolicyGlobal Classroom Initiative Grant ($10,000), University of Maryland (UMD)All S.T.A.R. Fellowship ($10,000, for excellence in research and teaching), UMDState-Wide Third Place Winner, Maryland Thesis Showcase (Three Minute Thesis) Competition

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research Assistant National Center for Smart Growth (10/2016- )

Transit & economic development; optimal spatial distribution of employment; innovation landscape

Economic Development Administration University Center, UMD (08/2013-)

Network analysis; cluster analysis; database programming; project management and team coordination; proposal writing; online courses

Center of Real Estate Study, Zhejiang University (ZJU) (09/2009-06/2013)

Real estate price index; database programming; field surveys; news report; conference organization

TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor of Record Research Method (Graduate Core Course), UMD, Fall 2016.

City and Regional Economic Development Planning (Graduate Elective Course), UMD, Spring 2017. This is a global classroom jointly held with the Higher School of Economics, Russia.

Teaching Assistant City and Regional Economic Development Planning (Graduate Elective Course), UMD, Spring 2016, Spring 2015.

Microeconomics of Planning and Public Policy (Graduate Core Course), UMD, Fall 2015.

Strategic Management (Undergraduate Core Course), ZJU, Fall 2011, Fall 2012.

Land Institution in China (Undergraduate Elective Course), ZJU, Fall 2010, Fall 2011, Spring 2011, Fall 2012.

ACADEMIC SERVICE Reviewer for Journal of Regional Science, Journal of Urban Affairs, Urban Studies, Land Use Policy, Urban Affairs Review, Cities, Papers in Regional Science, China Economic Review, Journal of Information Science, Asian Social Science, The China Journal, Journal of Urban Management, Review of Industrial Economics (In Chinese), China Economic Quarterly (In Chinese)

SKILLS Substantial experience: ArcGIS (python programming), STATA, R, Latex Research use: MS Access (SQL programming), SPSS, Adobe Illustrator, Matlab, SAS, Netlogo, Github

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ANDREA GARFINKEL-CASTRO University of Utah

Salt Lake City, Utah cell 480.388.1915

[email protected] EDUCATION 2012 PhD in Metropolitan Planning, Policy and Design (est August 2018) University of Utah, Salt Lake City

Advisor/Chair: Michael A. Larice Dissertation Title: U.S. Planning Culture as Praxis: Conceptualization of

American Publics in Planning Discourse and Planning for Minority Communities

2010 Master of Urban and Environmental Planning Arizona State University, Tempe Advisors: Daniel D. Arreola and (Committee Chair) Katherine Crewe

PUBLICATIONS Refereed Journal Articles and Chapters (selected) 2017 Andrea Garfinkel-Castro, Keuntae Kim, Shima Hamidi, and Reid Ewing.

‘Obesity and the Built Environment at Different Urban Scales: Examining the Literature.’ Nutrition Reviews, 75(suppl. 1): 51-61. 5 year Impact Factor: 6.255

2015 S. Hassan Ameli, Shima Hamidi, Andrea Garfinkel-Castro, and Reid Ewing.‘Do Better Urban Design Qualities Lead to More Walking in Salt Lake City,Utah?’ Journal of Urban Design, 20(3), 393-410.

2015 Philip Stoker, Andrea Garfinkel-Castro, Meleckidzedeck Khayesi, WilsonOdero, Martin Mwangi, Margie Peden, and Reid Ewing. ‘Pedestrian Safetyand the Built Environment: A Review of the Risk Factors.’ Journal of PlanningLiterature, 30(4), 377-392. Impact Factor: 1.842

Manuscripts in Press, under Submission, or in Preparation In Press Andrea Garfinkel-Castro and Matthew Wheelwright. Book review: People

Cities: The Life and Legacy of Jan Gehl. For Journal of Planning Education and Research.

Under Review Ivis Garcia Zambora, Andrea Garfinkel-Castro, and Deirdre Pfeiffer. Planning for Diversity. Planning Advisory Service publication by the American Planning Association. Refereed book.

In Preparation Andrea Garfinkel-Castro. ‘Unpacking Latino Urbanism: An Organic Planning Practice for Today’s Challenges.’ Refereed journal article: Journal of Urbanism.

GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, and AWARDS/HONORS (selected) 2017 Mariner Eccles Fellowship in Political Economy: University of Utah 2016 Emerging Diversity Scholars (Doctoral) Fellowship: University of Utah 2012 Excellence Through Diversity (Doctoral) Fellowship: University of Utah 2010 Sustainability Fellowship: Arizona State University/NACTS 2007 Udall Scholarship (nationally competitive): Morris K. Udall Foundation

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CONFERENCE MODERATION/PRESENTATION (selected) 201 ‘Planning for and with Racially and Ethnically Diverse Communities’ (Pres)

American Association National Planning Conference, NYC, May 6-9 2016 ‘Language Matters: Connecting Planners to Latinos’ Needs’ (Paper)

LASA at 50 Years, XXXIV International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, New York City, May 27-30

2012 ‘Empowering Latino Communities Through Creative Thinking’ (Mod/Pres) American Planning Association National Conference, Los Angeles, April14-17

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Departmental Talks 2012 Courtyard Housing: Typological Transformation; a Latino-American Example

CMP 5040/6040 Physical Plan Analysis; University of Utah, September 13 Teaching Experience (selected) University of Utah 2016 Fall CMP 4010 Research Methods for Urban Ecology: (co) Instructor of Record 2014 Fall CMP 6100 Urban Theory & Form: TA 2013 Spring CMP 6405 Urban Design Research Method: TA Funded Research 2012 Livable Transit Corridors: Methods, Metrics and Strategies

Graduate Student Researcher, University of Utah: Reid Ewing, PI 2011 Learning from the Margin: Counter-sprawl Tactics in Phoenix

Lead Student RA, ASU: N Kamel, G Diaz-Montemayor, K Koptiuch, Co-PIs 2010 Regional Economic Development in Four Border Valleys

Research Fellowship, ASU, North American Center for Transborder Studies 2009 Multi-generational Affordable Housing

Graduate RA, ASU: Stardust Center, S Ahrentzen, Director of Research SERVICE Community Service (selected) 2014 – Daybreak HOA Board, President, South Ogden, Utah 2013 Downtown Master Plan SLC Public Workshop, Salt Lake City, Utah 2013 Senior Housing Workgroup, Utah Commission on Aging, Salt Lake City 2008 – 2010 Dialogo Latino Arizona, Co-founder and –organizer, Tempe, Arizona 2008 American Planning Association Arizona Chapter Board of Directors

Student Representative, nominated, Phoenix, Arizona 2004 Yosemite Community College District Board of Directors

Student Representative, nominated, Modesto, California Informal Mentoring (selected) 2011 – 2015 Kathy Kittrell, PhD student, University of Utah and Arizona State University 2013 - 2014 Tracey Bushman, graduate student, University of Utah 2010 – 2013 Teresita Clashin, graduate student, Arizona State University AFFILIATIONS (selected) 2015 – Latin American Studies Association 2008 – Latinos in Planning Division of the American Planning Association 2006 – American Planning Association

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Miriam Paloma Giottonini Badilla University of California Los Angeles - Luskin School of Public Affairs

[email protected] Research and Teaching Interests: Energy Efficiency, Climate Change and Sustainable Futures, Housing and Community Development, International and Comparative Development and Planning

Education: Doctoral Candidate in Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles. June 2018 (expected). Dissertation: Energy Efficiency as an instrument the living conditions of low-income households: An Analysis of Mexico’s Green Mortgage Program Master in Urban and Environmental Planning, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. 2005 BA Architecture, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, México. 2000.

Selected Publications: Monkonnen, P. and Giottonini Badilla, M.P. (Forthcoming). “Repensar la Contención Urbana en

México: del Control del Crecimiento a la Promoción del Crecimiento de Calidad”. In Montejano Escamilla, J.E. (Ed.) (2017). Densidad, Diversidad Y Policentrismo: Tres principios clave de la sustentabilidad urbana a debate.

Rodriguez, M.A.; Dubois, A.M.; Delmas, A.; Maurer, M.B.; Giottonini Badilla, M.P.; Cole, B. (forthcoming) “Built Environment and Health: Understanding the Role of Commercial Buildings in Community Health”

Alpuche, M.G.; Giottonini, M.P.; Ochoa de la Torre, J.M.; Marincic, I.; Borbón, A.C. (2016). “Impacto de los espacios exteriores en el comportamiento térmico de las edificaciones en clima cálido-seco”. XL Semana Nacional de Energía Solar, VI Congreso Internacional sobre las Energías Renovables (CIER).

Alpuche, M.G., Marincic, I., Ochoa, J.M., Moreno, H., Giottonini, M.P. (2011). “Thermal Analysis of Low-cost Dwellings in Mexico using green roofs”. ASME 2011 5th International Conference on Energy Sustainability & 9th Fuel Cell Science, Engineering and Technology Conference (ESFuelCell2011). Washington, DC, USA

Reports: Rodriguez MA, Dubois AM, Delmas M, Maurer MB, Giottonini MP, Cole B. (2017) “CBRE Shared

Advantage: Promoting Healthy Communities.” Los Angeles, CA: The UCLA Blum Center on Poverty and Health in Latin America.

Chatman, D.G.; Rayle, L; Gabbe, C.J.; Plowman, J.; Sohn, P.; Crane, R.; Spevack, A.; Wise, E.; Stoy, K,; Giottonini, M.P.; Ordower, A.; and Crane, R. (2016) “Analyzing the Economic Benefits and Costs of Smart Growth”. Report prepared for the California Air Resources Board ARB, Contract 11-326

Dandekar, H. C., Bryan, H., Walsh, K. D., Fonseca, E., Giottonini Badilla, M.P., Whiting, C.M., and Portilla, A. (2006) “Housing and Sustainable Communities in Rapidly Urbanizing Border Regions”. Report prepared for the Southwest Consortium for Environmental Research and Policy (SCERP). Project number: EIR-04-02 (SCERP: ASU NFS0006/CO).

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Academic Experience - Research:

UCLA Blum Center on Poverty and Health in Latin America. Graduate Student Researcher. 2017. Project: CBRE Shared Advantage Project on the built environment and healthy communities PI: Dr. Michael Rodriguez University of California Los Angeles. Graduate Student Researcher. 2014. Project: Analyzing the Economic Benefits and Costs of Smart Growth, funded by the CA Air Resources Board. PI: Dr. Dan Chatman, UC Berkeley; and Dr. Randall Crane, UC Los Angeles Arizona State University. Research Assistant. 2004. Project: Housing and Sustainable Communities in Rapidly Urbanizing Border Regions. P.I. Dr. Hemalata Dandekar

Academic Experience - Teaching:

Teaching Associate: UCLA. Institute of the Environment and Sustainability. ENV 163, Business and the Natural Environment (2017) UCLA. Anderson School of Management. MGMT 246A, Business and Environment (2015, 2017)

Teaching Assistant: UCLA. Institute of the Environment and Sustainability. ENV 163, Business and the Natural Environment (2013 - 2017) UCLA. Dept of Urban Planning. UP206A Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (2017) UCLA. Dept. of Urban Planning. UP206B Advanced Geographic Information Systems (2017) UCLA. Dept. of Urban Planning. UP217A-B Community Scholars Comprehensive Project (2015)

Instructor: Universidad de Sonora. Department of Architecture and Design (México). Assistant Professor of Architecture. (2010 – 2011)

Selected Conferences and Presentations:

Giottonini, M.P. (2017). Energy efficiency as an instrument to improve quality of life: An analysis of the Mexican Green Mortgage Program. Panel Session: Contradictions of the Climate Friendly City: Critical Perspectives on Urban Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting. Boston, MA

Alpuche, M.G.; Giottonini, M.P.; Ochoa de la Torre, J.M.; Marincic, I.; and Borbón, A.C (2016). Effects of outdoor areas on the thermal behavior of buildings in hot-dry climates. In XL Semana Nacional de Energía Solar, VI Congreso Internacional sobre Energías Renovables (CIER). Puebla, México.

Giottonini, M.P. (2010). Relevant criteria for the LEED Certification of buildings in Desert Regions. Invited presentation at the Sustainability Panel during the Congress 45 degrees, a Conference for Sustainable Architecture in the Desert. ITESM. Hermosillo, México.

Giottonini, M.P. (2009). Alternatives for Sustainable Community Development in Natural Protected Areas: The Case of Santa Rosaliíta, Baja California, Mexico. Presentation at the VII National Congress on Mexico’s Natural Protected Areas. San Luis Potosí, México.

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Ofurhe Igbinedion

2525 Overhill Ln. Davis, CA, 95616 [email protected]

EDUCATION 2009 | B. A., University of Chicago – Geography and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations

2012 | Mills College – Interdisciplinary Computer Science

2016 | University of California, Davis – Advancement to Geography Doctoral Candidacy

EMPLOYMENT

Summer 2017 | UC Davis, Environmental Justice, Davis, CA Instructor of Record

Fall 2017 | UC Davis, GIS for Human Geographers, Davis, CA Facilitator

Spring 2015, Fall 2015, Fall 2017 | UC Davis, Introduction to GIS, Davis, CA Teaching Assistant

2014 – 2016 | UC Davis, Doctors Anne Visser, Jonathan London and Sheryl-Ann Simpson Graduate Research Assistant

2013 – 2014 | UC Berkeley, Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society GIS Research Assistant

2013 – 2014 | Urban Strategies Council, Oakland, California Research Associate

2012 – 2013 | Calthorpe Associates, Berkeley, California Planning Intern

2011 – 2012 | Sol Editions, Berkeley, California Research and Media Assistant

2009 – 2010 | Bidoun Magazine, New York, New York Circulation Manager

2006 – 2009 | The University of Chicago Press - Journals Division, Chicago, Illinois Publicity Assistant

2005 – 2006 | University of Chicago – Cultural Policy Center, Chicago, Illinois Research Assistant

PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS 2007 | Presentation at Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program Regional Conference Macalester College/Carleton College. “The Legal System in Afghanistan: Between Islam and Modern Secularism.” Igbinedion, Ofurhe

2009 | Bachelor’s Thesis. “The Legal Systems of Afghanistan: A Geographic Distribution,” Igbinedion, Ofurhe

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2014 | “Analysis of Socio-economic Impact of the Planned Richmond Bay Campus,” Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society, john powell, Stephen Menendian, Eli Moore, Samir Gambhir, Ofurhe Igbinedion

2014 | “Amicus Brief on Behalf of the Leo T. Mccarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good and 44 Housing Scholars to California Supreme Court in California Building Industry Association v. City of San Jose (S212072) “, Tim, Iglesias, Janic Breidenbach, Nico calavita, John A. Powell, Ofurhe Igbinedion, Samir Gambhir, Eli Moore, David Rusk,

2016 | Presentation at Spaces of Struggle - Radical Planning Conference. “Sidewalk Interactions as an Infrastructure of Trust”, Ofurhe Igbinedion

2017 | Presentation at Association of American Geographers. “Ground-Truthing Walk Score”, Ofurhe Igbinedion

2017 | Simpson, Sheryl-Ann., Igbinedion, Ofurhe A., Christianson, Kristine D., London, Jonathan., Erbstein, Nancy., Liu, Siwei. Multi-scalar relationships between weight status and cardiovascular health, and residential and non-residential neighborhood characteristics. Working Paper

COURSEWORK & TRAINING:

2009 | University of Chicago - Advanced GIS 2012 | Edward Tufte – Presenting Data and Information 2014 | Robert Hijmans – Socio-Spatial Analysis - Geography

OFFICE SKILLS Software Familiarity: MS Office, QuickBooks, FileMaker, ArcGIS, QGIS, MapBox, CartoDB Coding: HTML5, CSS, Javascript (d3.js), Python, R, SQL and JAVA

HONORS & MEMBERSHIPS Recipient of Graduate Research Mentorship Fellowship 2016 Member of Society of Women Geographers Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship, 2007

LANGUAGE SKILLS

French and Spanish fluency and Conversational Persian

INTERESTS

urban sidewalk interactions, social justice, environmental sustainability, population demographics,

classical music, usury

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SOPHONIE MILANDE JOSEPH [email protected]

www.sophoniejoseph.com

EDUCATION

2018 Ph.D. in Urban Planning, Columbia University, NY Dissertation: Decolonizing Planning in Haiti: Analysis of the Master’s Planning Tools in Haiti. Dissertation Chair: Dr. Clara Irazábal.

2014 M.Phil. in Urban Planning, Columbia University, NY

2010 M.U.P. Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning, University of Michigan, MI

2008 B.A. in Planning & Public Policy, Douglass College, Rutgers University, NJ

RESEARCH INTERESTS

My research agenda is to produce scholarship in service to society. I expose barriers to building beloved communities supportive of Black racial uplift and self-determination. Striving towards a radical, Afrocentric-feminist planning agenda, I use ethnography, historical research and quantitative data analysis to tell planning stories from marginalized groups’ perspectives. The geographic focus is the Caribbean region, particularly Haiti; Caribbean ethnic enclaves in the U.S.; and the transnational networks which connect the Caribbean diaspora across space andtime.

v International Planningv Transnationalismv Diaspora Studies

PUBLICATIONS

Joseph, S.M., Irazábal, C., & Désir, A. (2017). Trust and Hometown Associations in Haitian Post-Earthquake Reconstruction. International Migration. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/imig.12353/full

Kolbe, K., Puccio, M., Joseph, S.M., Muggah, R. & Joersz, A. 2017. Haitian Women’s Experiences of Recovery from Hurricane Matthew. Strategic Papers of the Igarapé Institute. https://igarape.org.br/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/NE-26_Haitian-Hurricane-05-06.pdf.

Klopp, J.M., Schumacker-Kocik, J. & Marcello, E. 2011. CSI Strategic Planning and University Partnership Brief. Center for Sustainable Urban Development (CSUD). Columbia University.

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[email protected] SOPHONIE MILANDE JOSEPH

In Submission

Joseph, S.M. (forthcoming 2017). Pardon My French, but “Don’t Touch My Whitey” - Embodied Researcher Trauma Herstories of a Black Dyaspora in Haïti. Journal of The Senses and Society. [Special Issue: The Sensuous and the Serious]. Bowles, L., & Uzwiak, B. (Eds.).

Joseph, S.M. (forthcoming 2017). Book review: Mark Schuller’s Humanitarian Aftershocks in Haiti. Journal of Haitian Studies.

RESEARCH GRANTS

2013, National Science Foundation. Integrative Graduate Research and Education Training Grant for the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity’s Faculty Success Program.

2009–2010, University of Michigan. Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant.

2007–2008, Rutgers University. Douglass College Honors Program’s Research Grant.

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

2016, Columbia University. Fellow in Academic Administration.

2010–2012, National Science Foundation. Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship, “Solving Urbanization Challenges by Design.”

2010, University of Michigan. Summer Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) Award.

2009–2010, University of Michigan. Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate Fellowship.

2008–2009, University of Michigan. Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate Fellowship.

2008–2010, University of Michigan. Rackham Merit Fellowship.

2007–2008, State of New Jersey. Minority Academic Careers Undergraduate Fellowship.

2006-2008, Rutgers University. Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program Scholar.

2006–2008, Rutgers University. Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Scholarship.

2004–2008, Rutgers University Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Merit Award.

2004–2008, Rutgers University James Dickinson Carr Scholarship.

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CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017. Joseph, S.M. (November 1-4). Native Aspirations & Foreign Plans: A Haitian Planning Herstory of the Long-Term Sociocultural Impacts in Disaster Recovery Efforts. Forthcoming paper presentation at the Haitian Studies Association’s 29th Annual Conference, New Orleans.

2017. Joseph, S.M. (November 1-4). Pardon My French But “Ne Touche Pas Mon Blanc”: Embodied Researcher Trauma Herstories of a Black Dyaspora in Haiti. Forthcoming roundtable presentation at the Haitian Studies Association’s 29th Annual Conference, New Orleans.

2017. Joseph, S.M. (October 12-15). Native Aspirations & Foreign Plans: A Haitian Planning Herstory of the Long-Term Sociocultural Impacts in Disaster Recovery Efforts. Forthcoming paper presentation at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 57th Annual Conference, Denver.

2017. Joseph, S.M. (October 11). Pardon My French, but “Don’t Touch My Whitey” - Embodied Researcher Trauma Herstories of a Black Dyaspora in Haiti. Forthcoming paper presentation at the Spaces of Struggle 2nd Annual Mini-Conference on Radical Planning, Denver.

2017. Joseph, S.M. (May 17-19). How Policy Mobilities Immobilize Planning in Haiti?. Paper presented at the Caribbean Urban Forum 7th Annual Conference. Belize City.

2016. Joseph, S.M. (June 6-11). How Planning Does Not Work in Haiti. Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association 41st Annual Conference. Port-au-Prince.

2016. Joseph, S.M. (March 10). The Planning Discipline in Haiti. Paper presented at the 8th Annual Krueckeberg Doctoral Conference in Urban Planning and Public Policy. New Brunswick.

2013. Joseph, S.M. (February 28). Local Experiences of Transnationalism and Development: The International Development Apparatus Culture and the Haitian Planning Experience. Paper presented at the 5th Annual Krueckeberg Doctoral Conference in Urban Planning and Public Policy. New Brunswick.

2010. Joseph, S.M. (May 24-28). Have West Indians’ Spatial Assimilation Patterns in South Florida Changed? Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association 35th Annual Conference. Barbados.

2009. Joseph, S.M. (November 12-14). Have Haitian’s Spatial Assimilation Patterns in Miami-Dade County, Florida Changed? Paper presented at the Haitian Studies Association 21st Annual Conference. Bloomington.

2009. Joseph, S.M. (October 7). Have Black Immigrants’ Spatial Assimilation Patterns in the U.S. Changed? Paper presented at the Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate. Ann Arbor.

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2008. Joseph, S.M. (July 3-9). The Globalized Black Women’s Club Movement. Paper presented at the Women’s World/ Mundos de Mujeres 11th Annual Conference. Madrid.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

2017-Present. Academic Support Specialist providing tutoring and other support services to public affairs students in statistics, quantitative research methods and microeconomics. Baruch College School of Public & International Affairs, CUNY. (graduate level).

2017 Fall. Cities in Developing Countries. Urban Studies Program at Barnard College, Columbia University. Teaching Assistant. (undergraduate level).

2017 Fall. Cities in Developing Countries. Urban Studies Program at Barnard College, Columbia University. Guest Lecturer. (undergraduate level).

2013 Spring. Qualitative Research Methods. Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation. Teaching Assistant. (graduate level).

2012 Fall & 2011 Fall. History and Theory of Planning. Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation. Teaching Assistant. (graduate level).

2010 Spring. Certificate of Training for Multicultural Classroom Facilitation, University of Michigan Rackham School of Graduate Studies, Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, and The Program on Intergroup Relations.

2009 Fall & 2010 Spring. Introduction to Urban Planning. University of Michigan. Graduate Student Instructor. (undergraduate level).

2007 Spring. Introduction to HomeBuying (in Haitian Creole). Rutgers University Institute for Women’s Leadership – Leadership Scholars Program. Instructor.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

2017, Field Researcher in Pòsali, Haiti. Dr. Mark Schuller’s National Science Foundation CAREER Grant # 1455142: “Exit strategies: Assessing long-term social, cultural, and political impacts of the departure of INGOs in rural Haiti.”

2013-2015, Dissertation Field Researcher in Haiti. Doctoral Candidate, Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation.

2012-2013, Research Assistant to Dr. Clara Irazábal. Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation.

2011-2012, Doctoral Student Affiliate. Center for Sustainable Urban Development at the Earth Institute, Columbia University.

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2008-2010, Research Assistant to Dr. Margaret Dewar. University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning.

INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

2016-2017, City Research Scientist II. City of New York Department of Social Services.

2011, Research Consultant. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Pòsali, Haiti.

2013, Urban Planner. Société d'Aménagement et de Développement in Petyonvil, Haiti.

2009, Americorps Volunteer Urban Planner. Focus: HOPE in Detroit, MI.

2007-2008, Research and Planning Associate. Isles, Inc. in Trenton, NJ.

MEMBERSHIPS & PARTICIPATION

2016-Present. Chairwoman, Alumnae Engagement Committee. Rutgers University Institute for Women’s Leadership’s Leadership Scholars Program Alumnae Governing Board.

2016-2017. Volunteer, Writing retreats planning committee member. Event planning for monthly writing retreats series for Mellon Mays Scholars in the New York metropolitan region.

2010-Present. Student member and Governing Board Student Representative (2013-2015), American Collegiate Schools of Planning.

2009-Present. Student member. Haitian Studies Association. Volunteered to assist with the 2012 and 2017 Emerging Scholars pre-conference event.

2009-Present. Student member. Caribbean Studies Association. Attended annual conference and orally presented research.

2008-2010. Co-Chair. Urban Planning Department’s Martin Luther King Committee, University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning.

2007-Present. Student member. American Planning Association.

LANGUAGES

Native fluency in English and Haitian Creole; Proficient in reading French

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C. Aujean [email protected] + https://ucla.academia.edu/CAujeanLee

EDUCATION PhD Candidate, Urban Planning Expected June 2018 University of California, Los Angeles

Dissertation Title: “The Role of Race/Ethnicity in the Spatial Construction of Neighborhoods and Housing Choice”

Master’s of Urban Planning 2014 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Thesis Title: “Risky Business: The Foreclosure Crisis, Asian Americans, and Asian American Community-Based Organizations”

B.A., Psychology, Asian American Studies 2009 University of California, Los Angeles

PUBLICATIONS * referred * Lee, C. Aujean. (accepted). “’Between the Haves and Have-Nots’: Using an Interdisciplinary

Approach to Inform Federal Data Collection Efforts of Indigenous Populations.” The International Indigenous Policy Journal, 8(2).

* Lee, C. Aujean, Karna Wong, and Deirdre Pfeiffer. (2017). “On the Front Lines of ImmigrantHomeownership: Asian American Nonprofits during the Great Recession.” Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

Ong, Paul, Chhandara Pech, Jenny Chea, and C. Aujean Lee. (2016). “Race, Ethnicity, and Income Segregation in Los Angeles.” Working Paper 8, UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate.

* Lee, C. Aujean. (2015). “Loss in Translation: Housing Agency Segmentation in the Twin Cities.”AAPI Nexus Journal: Policy, Practice, & Community, 13(1-2), 206-229.

Lee, C. Aujean, Lisa Hasegawa, Melany De La Cruz-Viesca, and Paul M. Ong. (2015). “Asian American and Pacific Islander Wealth Inequality and Developing Paths to Financial Security.” AAPI Nexus Journal: Policy, Practice, & Community, 13(1-2), vii-xiv.

Greenlee, Andrew, April Jackson, Ivis Garcia, Benjamin Chrisinger, and C. Aujean Lee. “Where are we going? Where have we been?: The Climate for Diversity within Urban Planning Educational Programs.” Journal of Planning Education and Research. (Revise and resubmit).

Lee, C. Aujean and Paul Ong. “Extending the Kim Methodology: Using a Single Surname to Impute Asian American Ethnic Groups.” Social Science Research. (Under review).

Lee, C. Aujean. “Protection in Racial Concentration?: Impacts of Resurgent Neighborhoods on Defaults and Foreclosures in Los Angeles.” Housing Policy Debate. (Under review).

FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS (SELECTED) 2013-2018 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship 2018 UCLA Institute on Inequality and Democracy

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2017 UCLA Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr. Social Justice Award 2016-2017 Harry H. L. Kitano Fellowship, UCLA Asian American Studies Center 2016 UCLA Institute of American Cultures Research Grant 2015 UCLA George and Sakaya Aratani Community Advancement Research

Endowment Grant 2013 UIUC Jeffrey S. Tanaka Graduate Student Research Grant 2010-2011 UCLA Office of Instructional Development Instructional Improvement Grant

HONORS AND AWARDS (SELECTED) 2017-2018 Harvey S. Perloff Scholarship, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs (Nominated,

highest department award for continuing student) 2016-2017 Don T. Nakanishi Award for Outstanding Engaged Scholarship Award, UCLA

Asian American Studies Center (Nominated) 2016 ACSP Planners of Color Interest Group Travel Scholarship Award 2014 UIUC Urban and Regional Planning Department Outstanding Thesis Award 2013-2014 Kenji Kajiwara Memorial Scholarship, Japanese American Citizens League 2013 University of Illinois President’s Research in Diversity Travel Award

INVITED TALKS (SELECTED) 2017 “Role of Race/Ethnicity in Neighborhood and Housing Choice,” Hapa, Asian, and Pacific

Islander Affinity Group – City of Portland, Portland, OR, April 14. 2014 “Risky Business: The Foreclosure Crisis, Asian Americans, and Asian American-Serving

Organizations” – Asian American and Pacific Islander Policy Research Summit-Expanding the Horizons of Policy Research, San Francisco, CA, April 16.

2014 “Risky Business: The Foreclosure Crisis, Asian Americans, and Nonprofits in Minneapolis-St. Paul,” UIUC Asian American Studies Department, Champaign, IL, March 6.

CONFERENCE ACTIVITY 2015-2017 Association for Collegiate Schools of Planning 2014-2017 Urban Affairs Association 2015 International Sociological Association RC 43 – Housing & the Built Environment

TEACHING, University of California, Los Angeles * instructor on record Summer 2017 * Planning with Minority Communities (undergraduate)Winter 2017 * Community-Based Research in Planning (undergraduate capstone)Winter 2016 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (graduate)Spring 2015 Urban Planning Comprehensive Planning Project (graduate capstone)Winter 2015 Asian American Studies Capstone Research (undergraduate)Spring 2011 Advanced Creating Community Media (undergraduate/graduate)Winter 2011 Intermediate Creating Community Media (undergraduate/graduate)Fall 2010 Introduction to Creating Community Media (undergraduate/graduate)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2016-2018) Student Representative Special Committee on Communications Planners of Color Interest Group Working Group (student climate/diversity project)

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MICHAEL ANTHONY MENDEZ SCHOOL OF FORESTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

YALE UNIVERSITY

195 PROSPECT STREET, NEW HAVEN, CT 06511

[email protected]

EDUCATION

PhD University of California, Berkeley, May 2015

Department of City and Regional Planning

Designated Ph.D. emphasis: Science & Technology Studies (STS)

MCP Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Department of Urban Studies and Planning

Thesis: Latino Lifestyle and the New Urbanism: Synergy against Sprawl

BA California State University, Northridge

Department of Urban Studies and Planning

Honors Thesis: Civic Engagement and the Creation of Neighborhood Councils in

Los Angeles


Faculty Fellow Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies

July 2016 - James & Mary Pinchot Faculty Fellow in Sustainability Studies;

Associate Research Scientist

Affiliated Faculty, The Yale Climate Change and Health

Initiative

Instructor and University of San Francisco, Environmental Science Department

Postdoctoral Scholar Provost’s Gerardo Marin Postdoctoral Scholar

August 2015 – June 2016

Affiliated Researcher, Examining the linkage between cap-and-trade programs

UC Davis Center for and community benefit funds for environmental justice

Regional Change and disadvantaged communities.

2014 -

Affiliated Researcher,

UC Berkeley Center for

Global Healthy Cities

2013 -

Analyzing how local climate policies support the public

health needs of the poor and most vulnerable populations.

Global Graduate

Engagement Coordinator,

UC Berkeley

2010 - 2011

Assisted in coordinating Global Engagement research

symposia and networking events for the Office of the

Vice Chancellor of Research.

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Legislative Director for

Academic and Biomedical

Research, UC Office of the

President

2008 - 2010

Developed relationships with members of the California

State Legislature, policy staff, and executive branch

representatives on matters related to the university’s

research enterprise, agricultural and natural resources,

clinical health affairs and university-industry

partnerships. Assisted in securing state funding for

research programs.

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Climate Change from the Streets: Community-Based Solutions for Global Change.

Yale University Press (Under Contract).

Refereed Journal Articles

Mendez, Michael (2015). Assessing Local Climate Action Plans for Public Health Co-Benefits in

Environmental Justice Communities. Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice

and Sustainability: Special issue on Emerging Issues in Planning: Ethno-Racial Intersections,

Volume, 20. No. 6.

Mendez, Michael (2011). University Social Responsibility: Balancing Economic and Societal

Benefits of University Research. Journal of Science Policy and Governance, Volume 1, no. 1.

Mendez, Michael (2005). Latino New Urbanism: Building on Cultural Preferences. Blakely, Ed,

J. and Lang, Robert, E. (eds.). Opolis: An International Journal of Suburban and Metropolitan

Studies, Volume 1, no. 1.

Book Chapters

Mendez, Michael (2015). The Civic Epistemologies of Urban Climate Change. In Wendel, Delia

and Samuels Aidoo, Fallon (eds.), Spatializing Politics: Essays on Power and Place. Cambridge,

MA: Harvard University Press.

Mendez, Michael (2006). Latino New Urbanism. In Cisneros, Henry (Former U.S. Secretary of

Housing and Urban Development), and Rosales, John (eds.), Casa y Communidad: Latino Home

and Neighborhood Design, (pp. 101-127). National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

Publications in Progress

Biehl, P., Crate, S., [et al, including Mendez, M., Orlove, B., Roberts, J.T.]. Integrating Social

Science Perspectives on the Causes and Consequences of Global Climate Change. Proceedings

of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

Carbon Fundamentalism and Public Health: Climate Justice in Oakland, California.

Abstract accepted to the Journal of International Development: Policy Arena.

Special issue on Development in the Light of Climate Change. Manuscript in preparation.

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FELLOWSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS

PI: “Climate Resiliency and Drought Contingency Planning” in Rural Disadvantaged

Communities of California.” California Endowment ($20,000), 2017-2018

Co-PI: National Urban Forestry Grant Program (U.S. Forest Service)

“Climate Resilience through Urban Greening and Cooling.”

Mendez grant ($10,000) focuses on policymaker engagement and analysis, 2017-2019.

PI: Lawrence Kalkstein, University of Miami and David Eisenman, UCLA.

Poynter Fellowship in Journalism ($5,000). Yale University, 2017-2018

Global Cities, Environmental Justice and the Arts. Yale University Art Gallery, 2017-2018

Griswold Faculty Research Fund, Whitney Humanities Center ($4,000). Yale University, 2017-

2018

U.S. Global Change Research Program – Federal & Academic Research Workshop on

Social Science Perspectives on Climate Vulnerability ($12,000). Yale University, 2016-2017

Diverse Voices Lecture Series ($7000). Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, 2016

Yale University President’s Faculty Fellowship (Supplement of up to half of faculty salary),

2016-2019

RAND Corporation: Faculty Leaders Program in Policy Research and Analysis ($4,000), 2016

Mellon Foundation Fellow: Democratizing Knowledge Institute, Syracuse University ($3,000),

2016

UC Berkeley, Department of City & Regional Planning Summer Research Award ($5,300), 2014

Global Environments Summer Academy (GESA) – Bern, Switzerland

University of Bern, Center for Development and Environment ($5,000), 2013

UC Berkeley Graduate Normative Time Fellowship ($18,000 and Tuition Waiver), 2013

Ford Foundation/National Academies of Sciences Pre-Doctoral Fellowship ($60,000 and Tuition

Waiver), 2012-2015

UC Berkeley Chancellor’s Fellowship ($108,000 and Tuition Waiver), 2010-2014

Sacramento Rainbow Chamber of Commerce Foundation ($1,000), 2012

Markowski-Leach LGBT Scholarship ($1,000), 2011

Victory Fund Gay and Lesbian Leadership Institute Training Travel Scholarship ($1,000), 2009

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National Hispanic Environmental Council Travel Fellow ($1,000), 2002

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Graduate Fellowship ($70,000), 2001-2003

American Planning Association Minority Planning Fellowship ($4,000), 2001

AWARDS AND HONORS

Stonewall of Greater Sacramento: Freedom of Speech LGBT Award, 2016

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Department of Urban Studies and Planning

Public Service Award ($10,000), 2004

American Planning Association, State Chapter - Advocacy Planning Award, 2004

Award given for advancing the issues of low-income and minority communities through the

“Latino New Urbanism Conference and Dialogue Series”

American Planning Association, Los Angeles Section - Advocacy Planning Award, 2004

Award given for advancing the issues of low-income and minority communities through the

“Latino New Urbanism Conference and Dialogue Series”

Outstanding Achievement in a Master in City Planning Thesis Award, 2003

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Department of Urban Studies and Planning

Outstanding Achievement in a Senior Thesis Award, 2001

Association of Retired Faculty, California State University, Northridge ($1000)

Bobbi Paine Graduating Senior Award, 2001

California State University, Northridge, Department of Urban Studies and Planning ($500)

Public Service Award, 2000

City of Los Angeles, Department of Neighborhood Empowerment

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

9/14 -7/16 California State Mining and Geology Board (SMGB)

Appointed by Governor Jerry Brown as the Environmental Protection/Ecosystems

Board Member

7/08 -7/12 City of Sacramento Planning Commission

Vice Chair and Commissioner

Charged with making land use and environmental legislative decisions

for proposed urban development projects in a major metropolitan city.

3/08- 9/10 University of California, Office of the President (UCOP)

Legislative Director, State Governmental Relations

Served as one of the University’s senior legislative advocates in Sacramento.

Developed and maintained relationships with members of the California

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Legislature, staff and executive branch representatives on matters related to

academic and biomedical research, clinical health affairs, agriculture and natural

resources, technology transfer, university/industry partnerships, and

environmental and energy policy.

7/06- 3/08 Blue Shield of California

Senior Government Affairs Advocate, Sacramento, CA

Lobbied the company’s position on healthcare matters with the legislature,

administration and state agencies.

Monitored state and federal legislative health and pension related proposals to

determine their policy, legal, and fiscal implications for the company.

Implemented appropriate policy response and strategy.

5/03-7/06 California State Assembly

Senior Legislative Aide, Office of Assembly Member Cindy Montañez,

Sacramento, CA

Conducted fiscal and policy analysis of numerous pieces of legislation.

Mediated competing interests of multiple stakeholders. Conducted issue

briefings and drafted legislation.

Assisted with the referral of controversial environmental and development bills

for Assembly Rules Committee.

Senior Consultant to the Assembly Select Committee on Environmental Justice.

PUBLIC SERVICE

2017- National Academies of Sciences, Board on Environmental Change & Society,

Board Member.

Developing a workshop to explore the societal/community impacts of both

climate change and climate policies; with a particular focus on disadvantaged

communities.

2016- California State Air Resources Board Member, Dean Florez (CARB), Advisor

Provide consultation on the health and equity implications of CARB’s pending

climate change proposals (Scoping Plan, Offset Protocols, and Short-Lived Climate

Pollutants).

2016- U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) – Working Group Member:

Social Science Perspectives on Climate Vulnerability

USGCRP consists of 13 federal agencies that seek social science perspectives on

climate change policy.

Conducting Assessment Report of Social Science Perspectives to Climate

Vulnerability

Convener of multi-university/federal workshop & public lunch forum at Yale

2014- Sacramento City Unified School District Board President, Jay Hansen, Advisor

Assisting with the implementation (site design, community engagement, and

program development) of a $3 million Community Benefits Agreement for the

construction of a 3-acre urban farm and community garden.

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PhD, Planning Governance and Globalization 2018 (Expected)Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, VA

Counterpublics and Cultural Memory: An Exploration into Place, Identity, and Power in Black Baltimore

Master of City & Regional Planning May 2012Morgan State University Baltimore, MD

Professional Project: Emergency Management 2.0: Leveraging Social Media for Disaster Communications to Foster Civic Engagement

Bachelor of Architecture May 2007Hampton University Hampton, VA

Thesis: Fortification for Socialization: The Liminal Space in our Front Yards

EDUCATION

CHERYL L. [email protected] | 803.960.8377

Instructor of RecordUAP 1024 Urban Public Issues Spring 2016UAP 5244 Multicultural Cities Fall 2015UAP 3264 Contemporary Urban Issues Fall 2014

Co-Instructor/Teaching AssistantEDHE 5284 Practicum in Higher Education Spring 2017EDHE 5604 Inclusive Practices in Higher Education Fall 2016EDHE 5314 College Student Development Theory Fall 2016UAP 5564 Information Tech. Society and Policy Spring 2015UAP 1024 Urban Public Issues Spring 2014

TEACHING

Conference PresentationsPerez, R. J, Robbins, C. K, Harris, L. W, Montgomery, C. L (2017, November). Exploring graduate students’ socialization to equity diversity and inclusion. Paper to be presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education, Houston, TXPerez, R. J, Robbins, C. K, Montgomery, C. L, Harris, L. W (2017, March). A conceptual model of graduate students’ socialization and identity consctruction. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the ACPA - College Student Educators International, Columbus, OH. Montgomery, C. L. (2012, April). Curbside Commerce: The Food Truck Revolution. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the American Planning Association, Los Angeles, CA.

Lectures and Invited TalksMontgomery C. L. (2017, April) Systems of oppression: Race in america. Guest Lecture in SOC 2004: Social Problems (Instructor: Pallavi Raonka), Virginia Tech., Blacksburg, VAMontgomery, C. L. (2017 February). Equity, equality and liberation! Towards a more inclusive planning process. Guest Lecture in UAP 3014: Urban Policy and Planning (Instructor: Trevor Flanery, PhD), Virginia Tech., Blacksburg, VA

RESEARCH

Research Interests: Community Identiy; Counterpublics; Critical Race Theory; Digital Storytelling; Qualitative Methods

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Dean’s Diversity Scholarship 2013Inst. Decosta Graduate Scholarship 2011NFBPA Land Use Planning Scholarship 2011 Disney Imagineering Semi-finalist 2007Recognition for Innovation in Accessible Design 2006

AWARDS & HONORS

Virginia Tech, Department of Higher Education Blacksburg, VAGraduate Research Assista Aug. 2016 - present

Virginia Tech, Carol M. Newman Library Blacksburg, VAReference Library Assistant Aug. 2016 - present

Virginia Tech, Department of Urban and Regional Planning Blacksburg, VAGraduate Teaching Assistant Aug. 2013 - May 2016

Maryland Department of Planning Baltimore, MDResearch Intern Aug. 2011 - Aug. 2012

Morgan State University, School of Architecture & Planning Baltimore, MDResearch Assistant Sept. 2010 - Aug. 2011

J.W. Robinson & Associates Atlanta, GATemporary Associate March 2008 - June 2008

The Preston Partnership Atlanta, GAProject Coordinator June 2007 - Feb. 2008


Graduate Student AssemblyGraduate Rep, University Parking Appeals Hearing Committee 2015 - presentGraduate Rep, University Council on Faculty Affairs 2016 - 2017Graduate Rep, University Parking and Transportation Committee 2015 - 2016 CAUS Rep, Search Committee for the BOV Graduate Rep. 2016Member, Committee on Graduate Inclusion and Diversity Policies 2014 - 2016Reviewer, Graduate Travel Fund Grant 2015

School of Public and International AffairsRepresetative, Graduate Student Assembly 2014 - presentPresident, Planning Governance & Globalization Student Association 2014 - 2016Representative, Diversity Taskforce 2014 - 2015

Black Graduate Student OrganizationPresident 2017 - 2018

UNIVERSITY AND INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE

Association of the Collegiate Schools of PlanningDisscussant - ACSP Oct. 2017

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

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HOGEUN PARK

1270 Garden City Rd. #1808-355, East Lansing, MI, USA 48823┃+1 517 755 9475┃[email protected]

Education

Michigan State University

Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning (Expected June 2018)

School of Planning, Design, and Construction

Doctoral Specialization in Environmental Science and Policy

East Lansing, USA

Aug.2014 – Present

Dissertation: Urban transformation in transitional economies: Lessons from the Mongolian plateau

Seoul National University MS in Urban and Regional Planning, Graduate School of Environmental

Studies (GSES): The best master thesis awardee

Seoul, Korea

Feb.2014

Handong Global University

B.S in both Urban Planning and Construction Engineering,

Department of Spatial Environment System Engineering

Pohang, Korea

Aug.2011

Publications

■ Peer-reviewed Journal Articles

[6] Park, H., Fan, P., John, R., Chen, J. (2017). Urbanization on the Mongolian plateau after the economic

reforms: changes and the causes, Applied Geography. 86, 118-127.

[5] Wu, S. R., Kim, S., Park, H., Fan, P., Ligmann-Zielinska, A., Chen, J. (2017). How green buildings

communicate green design to the building Users? A survey study on a LEED-certified building,

Journal of Green Building, 12(3). 85-101.

[4] Fan, P., Ouyang, Z., Basnou, C., Pino, J., Park, H., Chen, J. (2017). Nature-based solutions for urban

landscapes under post-industrialization and globalization: Barcelona versus Shanghai,

Environmental Research, 156, 272-283.

[3] Park, H., Tsusaka, W. T., Pede, V. O., Kim. K. (2017). The impact of local development on social

capital: Experimental evidence from the Bohol irrigation scheme, the Philippines, Water, 9(3), 202.

[2] Fan, Y., Chen, J., Shirkey, G., John, R., Wu, S. R., Park, H., Shao, C. (2016). Applications of structural

equation modeling (SEM) in ecological studies: an updated review. Ecological Processes, 5(1),

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[1] John, R., Chen, J., Kim, Y., Ou-yang, Z., Xiao, J., Park, H., Shao, C., Zhang, Y., Amarjargal, A.,

Batkhshig, O., Qi, J. (2016). Differentiating anthropogenic modification and precipitation-driven

change on vegetation productivity on the Mongolian Plateau. Landscape Ecology 31(3), 547-566.

■ Book Chapters

[3] Kim, B., Park, H., Park, J. (in press). The evolution of informal settlers’ political gains in changing

state regimes in Seoul. In R. Rocco & J. V. Ballegooijen (Eds), Routledge Handbook on Informal

Urbanisation, Routledge: OX, UK.

[2] Tsusaka, W. T., Pede, V. O, Kajisa, K., Moya, P., Park, H., Apple Suplido, M.E., Buresh R. J. (2013).

The Preliminary Assessment of NMRice: A Simulation Analysis with IRRI-MICRA Baseline Survey

Data, IRRI: Los Banos, Philippines.

[1] You, M., Park, H. (2012) Implementing E-waste management program into developing country through

Public Private Partnership, In KOICA (Ed), The Future of Korean Development Cooperation,

Hanwool: Seoul, Korea.

■ Manuscripts in Progress

Fan, P., Ouyang, Z., Duong, N. D., Hang, N. T., Park, H., Chen, J. (under review). Urban landscape,

economic development, environmental and social changes in transitional economies: Vietnam

after Doimoi. Landscape and Urban Planning

John, R., Chen, J., Giannico, V., Park, H., Xiao, J., Ouyang, Z., Lafortezza, R., Shirkey, G., Shao, C., Qi,

J. (under review). Spatio-temporal estimates of canopy cover and herbaceous aboveground

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biomass on the Mongolian Plateau and their climate and anthropogenic controls. Remote Sensing

of Environment.

Fan, P., Wan, G., Xu, L., Park, H., Xie, Y., Liu, Y., Yue, W., Chen, J. (under review). Evolving walkability

of major cities in China, Landscape Ecology

Park, H., Fan, P., John, R., Ouyang, Z., Chen, J. (in prep). Urban sprawl and informal settlements:

Spatiotemporal trends in Ger districts in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

Chen, J. Park, H., Tian, L., Ouyang, Z., Giannico, V., Fan, P., Lafortezza, R. (in prep). Permanent physical

and social landmarks constrain urban landscape development and function in culturally

contrasting societies.

Park, H., Mack, E., Chen, J. (in prep). Exploring the impact of ICTs on innovation in Global South.

Selected Presentation (* is presenter)

Park, H.*, Fan, P., John, R., Chen, J. (2017). Urban sprawl and informal settlements: Spatiotemporal trends

of Ger districts in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. NASA LCLUC Science Team Meeting, Rockville, USA

Park, H.*, Fan, P., John, R., Chen, J. (2016). Urbanization on the Mongolian Plateau after the economic

reform: the changes and drivers. NASA LCLUC Science Team Meeting, North Bethesda, USA

Park, H.* (2015). An agent-based modeling of informal housing: Assessing the impacts of climate change

and market force in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, AAG Annual Meeting, Chicago, USA

Park, H.*, Kim. K. (2014). Local Development Project and Its Social Impact: The case of Bohol irrigation

scheme, the Philippines, ACSP Annual Conference, Philadelphia, USA.

Park, H.*, Kim. K. (2013). Using Spatial Pattern Analysis to Explore Local Characteristics: A Focus on

F&B Stores in Gangnam Commercial District, South Korea, Association of American

Geographers 2013 Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, USA

Park, H.*, Tsusaka, W. T., Pede, V. O. (2013). A Comparative Study of Social Behavior in Irrigated and

Rainfed Areas: The Case of Bohol Irrigation Scheme, the Philippines. ADB Asia Water Week

2013, Manila, Philippines

Professional Experience

Center for Global Change and Earth Observation (CGCEO), Michigan

State University / Graduate Research Assistant

East Lansing, USA

Aug.2014 – Present

- Coupled Human & Natural System on the Mongolian Plateau (NSF-funded project)

Developed and conducted semi-structured interviews and household surveys for analyzing rural-to-

urban migration in Mongolia and Inner Mongolia, China

Analyzed spatiotemporal patterns of urbanization by using satellite imagery.

Compared urban and land-use policies during economic transitions of the Mongolian plateau.

Environmental Planning Institute, Seoul National University

Researcher

Seoul, Korea

Dec.2013 – Jun.2014

- Public housing prototype development in Seoul (Seoul Metropolitan Government funded Project)

Facilitated process review workshops with Seoul Metropolitan Government

Designed, and delivered surveys and interviews with residents and F&B tenants

International Rice Research Institute, Social Science Division

Intern Researcher

Los Banos, Philippines

Oct.2012 – Mar.2013

- An assessment study of Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Bohol ODA project

Interviewed beneficiaries of the irrigation project and related stakeholders.

Spatial-econometric analysis on the social impact (i.e., social capital) of the irrigation project.

Built econometric models to analyze farmers’ agricultural activities contingent on climate variations.

Architecture and Urban Research Institute

Research Assistant

Anyang, Korea

Aug.2011 – Nov.2011

Facilitated process review workshops with research fellows

Analyzed building users’ behavioral patterns in public space in the downtown area

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Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)

Civil Engineer (GIS specialist)

Saquisili, Ecuador

Mar.2008 – Sep.2010

Constructed and managed the GIS-based land registration and cadastral DB

Inspected and structurally designed the observatory, La mirador de la moya

Liaised with Korean Engineers in Riobamba irrigation project regarding Korean-Spanish interpretation.

Teaching Experience

UP 801, Concepts and Issues in Planning and Development / Guest lecturer

ANR 410, Integrated Learning Transitions / Instructor (Graduate Course Convener)

16 weeks course, 3 credits

ANR 310, Integrated Learning Seminar / Instructor (Graduate Course Convener)

16 weeks course, 3 credits

UP 801, Concepts and Issues in Planning and Development / Guest lecturer

Fall, 2017

Spring, 2017

Spring, 2016

Fall, 2015

Professional Services

Environmental Science and Policy Program Research Symposium / Organizing committee 2017 International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction / Ad Hoc Journal Reviewer 2017 Innovations in Collaborative Modelling Workshop / Modelling Facilitator 2016

Awards & Grants (major grants/scholarships in bold)

Aug. 2017 Gill Chin Lim Travel Award for 2017 Association of

Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) annual meeting

ACSP

May. 2017 Environmental Science and Policy Program (ESPP) Network Fellow MSU

2015 - 2017 School of Planning, Design, and Construction Fellowship MSU

Jan. 2017 NASA-MSU Professional Enhancement Awards NASA-MSU

2015 - 2017 Bailey Scholars Graduate Fellowship MSU

Apr. 2016 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer

Institute Fellow, Modern Mongolia: Heritage and Tradition

Amid Changing Realities (Declined)

American Center for

Mongolian Studies

Mar. 2016 Socio-Environmental Synthesis Graduate Research

Fellow: Modeling Adaptation and Vulnerability to

Climate Risks from the “Ground-up”.

National Socio-

Environmental Synthesis

Center (SESYNC) Jun. 2015 2015 Asia Development Fellowship The Asia Foundation & KDI School

: Understating of Informal Urbanization: Using a participatory modeling framework

Mar. 2015 Urban Geography Specialty Group Travel Award AAG

Mar. 2015 Environmental Science and Policy Program Conference Funding MSU

Sep. 2014 Travel Grant by Council of Graduate Students MSU

Feb. 2014 The Best Master Thesis Award SNU

Oct. 2013 The 1st Prize Winner of the SNU in Global Research ($ 14,000) SNU

: Transient workers’ settlement and their amusement places in the globalized city

Aug. 2013 Korean Government Doctoral Study Abroad Scholarship

: The most prestigious scholarships for study abroad. ($ 71,000) Ministry of

Education, Korea

May. 2012 The 2nd prize winner of KOICA thesis competition in

international cooperation and development

: Implementing E-waste management program into developing

countries through Public Private Partnership

Korea International

Cooperation Agency

(KOICA)

Sep. 2011 World Friends Korea Scholarships ($ 11,000) KOICA

Mar. 2011 The 3rd prize winner of the KOICA East Asia Climate Partnership thesis

competition: A Proposal for green growth in developing country

KOICA

Dec. 2007 The 2nd Prize Winner of the Handong Academic Essay Contest HGU

Jun. 2007 The 3rd Prize Winner of the Handong Venture Competition HGU

2006 - 2007 Nuri Academic Scholarships HGU

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Dec. 2006 The 3rd Prize winner of the policy proposal for adolescent Korea Government

Youth Commission

Dec. 2006 The 1st Prize Award (The Chairman of the National

Assembly) of “Making a Clean Society” idea contest

National Assembly

of South Korea

: A New Planning Process for the New Town Development Project

Extracurricular Activities

Community Architecture Network Korea (CAN) Korea Seoul, Korea

• Co-founder / Financially supported by Seoul Institute

• Mapping informal housing residents’ behavioral patterns at the Metropolitan Seoul

Aug.2013 –

Jul.2014

APIEL (Asian Program for Incubation of Environmental Leaders) by University of Tokyo

“A step forward to achieving bottle to bottle (BtB) recycling system.”

: CSR proposal for Coca-Cola Japan; suggesting Closed-Loop Supply chains

Hokkaido, Japan

Feb.2013

“The assessment of ODA projects through sustainable aspects.”

: The assessment study of the Hun Sen Krangyov Development Centre”

Phnom Pen, Cambodia

Jul.2012

“The Change in QoL of local villagers due to the creation of the HEMC.”

: The impact assessment study of mega development project

Guangzhou, China

Jan – Feb.2012

International Environment Expert Training Program

By Ministry of Environment and Yonsei Institute of East-West studies.

Seoul, Korea

Jul – Aug.2012

Inspection trip for KOICA ODA Projects Sri Lanka

Solid waste management, solar power plant and capacity building program Jun.2012

Sustainable Built Environment Expert Training Program Seoul, Korea

Sponsored by Ministry of Land, Transport, and Maritime Affairs Jul – Aug.2011

Developing educational materials for affordable technologies Pohang, Korea

• Assistant for publishing text book titled as Mar – Jun.2011

• Published textbook titled as “Affordable Technologies for International Development.”

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Field Research Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

• Co-authored “A Preliminary Research for International Development at Mongolia.” Aug.2007

• Studied on urban development process and relationship among donor agencies

Overseas Volunteers Program Besi Sahar, Nepal

• Supported by Ministry of Gender Equality and Family

• Improved an Besi Sahar Orphanege’s environment and facility

Jul.2007

Runtaek Eco-village Project Siem Reap, Cambodia

•“A proposal of RUN TA EK eco-village master plan in Siem Reap” Jan – Feb.2007

UNEP TUNZA NEAYEN, Korean Youth Delegator Shanghai, China

• North-East Asian Youth Environmental Network Program Sep.2006

Inter-government Youth Exchanges, Korean Youth Delegator Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

• Selected by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a youth delegation of Korea Jun.2006

Overseas Volunteers Program Old San Jose, Philippines

• Sponsored by the private university coalition

• Improved an elementary school’s environment and facility

Jan.2006

Qualification and Skills

Languages Spanish (Fluent): DELE B2 Intermedio, Korean (Native)

Certification LEED GA (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, Green Associates)

Technical Statistics Packages: SPSS, R, STATA and HLM6

Geoinformatics packages and Programming languages: Arc GIS and Python

Remote Sensing packages: eCognition, ENVI and ERDAS

Graphics tools: Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

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Keunhyun Park Department of City & Metropolitan Planning, University of Utah

Tel: 801-803-9547; E-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

2014 - Ph.D. candidate, Metropolitan Planning, Policy, and Design, University of Utah (advisor: Dr. Reid Ewing)

2010 Master of Landscape Architecture, Seoul National University 2008 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Seoul National University

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

2014 – present Research Assistant, Metropolitan Research Center Department of City & Metropolitan Planning, University of Utah

2010 – 2014 Assistant Research Fellow, Urban Research Division, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements

2008 – 2010 Researcher, Integrated Design and Landscape Aesthetic Laboratory, Department of Landscape Architecture, Seoul National University

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

2016 Fall Instructor, Research Methods in Urban Ecology (CMP 4010), University of Utah 2016 Spring Teaching Assistant, Urban Design Principles (CMP 6440), University of Utah 2008 Fall Teaching Assistant, Topics in Environmental Aesthetics, Seoul National University 2008 Spring Teaching Assistant, Landscape Composition, Seoul National University

PUBLICATIONS 1. Peer-reviewed ArticlesPark, K. & R. Ewing (2017). The usability of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for measuring

park-based physical activity. Landscape and Urban Planning 167: 157-164. Park, K. (2017). Psychological park accessibility: a systematic literature review of perceptual

components affecting park use. Landscape Research 42(5): 508-520. Park, K. & S. Park (2016). A Preliminary Study on Usability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in

Observing Park Users: Focused on Urban Parks in Busan. Journal of the Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture 44(4): 35-44. (in Korean)

Kim, J. & K. Park (2013). Functionality and Accessibility of Linear Parks: Comparative Case Study with Conventional Neighborhood Parks. Journal of Korea Planners Association 48(6): 89-106. (in Korean)

Park, K. & J. Pae (2013). Landscape as Materialized Discourse and Capital: Political Economic Interpretation of Urban Landscape. Journal of the Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture 41(6): 117-128. (in Korean)

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Park, K. & J. Pae (2012). Implication of the City Beautiful Movement on Landscape Architectural History and Contemporary Urban Regeneration. Journal of the Korean Landscape Council 4(1): 41-60. (in Korean)

Park, K. & J. Pae (2008). Design Strategies of Large Park in the International Design Competition for Central Open Space, Korea,” Journal of the Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture 36(5): 13-25. (in Korean)

2. Manuscripts under Review1) Neighborhood- and Street-level Built Environment Characteristics Related to Pedestrian

Activity in a Western U.S. County (1st author)2) The Usability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Pedestrian Observation (1st author)3) The Impacts of Built Environment Characteristics of Rail-based Station Areas on

Household Travel Behavior (1st author)4) Travel Behavior in TODs vs. non-TODs: Using Cluster Analysis and Propensity Score

Matching (1st author)5) Trip and Parking Generation Rates for Different Housing Types: Effects of Compact

Development (2nd author)6) Trip and Parking Generation Study of Orenco Station TOD, Portland Region (3rd author)

3. Book in Preparation1) Quantitative Research Methods for Urban Planners (co-editor with Dr. Reid Ewing, etc.)

a. Co-author of several chapters: “Introduction,” “Conceptual framework,”, “ChiSquare,” “Cluster Analysis,” “Factor Analysis,” “Quasi-experimental design”

RESEARCH GRANTS

2017 Can A Drone Monitor Park-based Physical Activity? Principal Investigator, Public Health Grant at experiment.com (a crowdfunding research platform), 2017 ($3,651)

2016 A Case Study of Integrated Urban Regeneration Projects Utilizing Rail Station Areas, Principal Investigator, Research Grant for Young Scholars Abroad, Land & Housing Institute (Korea), 2016 ($1,000)

2015 How does transportation affordability vary between TODs and TADs? (P.I.: Brenda Sheer), Research Assistant (writing the proposal), National Institute for Transportation and Communities, 2015 ($35,705)

2013 Functionality and Accessibility of Linear Parks based on the Concept of Park Welfare, P.I., Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements, 2013 ($10,000)

SKILLS AND INTERESTS

1. Computer Software: R, ArcGIS, Adobe software, Python, SPSS, AutoCAD, Google Sketch up2. Certificate: Remote Pilot Airman Certificate (US FAA, 2017), Engineer LandscapeArchitecture in Korea (Korea HRDS, 2007)3. Research Interests: Urban design analysis, Active living, Public space/Urban park, Behavioralresearch, Urban revitalization, Social and environmental justice, Landscape analysis

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TY REDDEN 310 N Stratton Street, Apt 3, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17325

[email protected] ● 912.272.1695

EDUCATION

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL

PhD, Design, Construction, & Planning, August 2017

Dissertation: “Urban Apartheid and the 2016 Summer Olympics”

Chair: Dr. Kristin Larsen

Savannah State University, Savannah, GA

MS, Urban Studies & Planning, May 2014

Thesis: “Examining Urban Sprawl in Chatham County, Georgia”

Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah, GA

BA, Political Science, minor in Philosophy, May 2011


African Diaspora

Globalization and Neoliberalism

History of American Urbanization

Housing and Community Development

Public and Social Policy

PUBLICATIONS

Manuscripts in Preparation

“Forced Evictions in Brazil and South Africa: Negotiating MDG 7 and Globalization”

“Housing Dispossession and Transport Inequalities in Rio de Janeiro”

“Urban Planners as Scholar-Activists Combating Development-Forced Displacement”

“The Normalization of the Failure: Urban Planning Governance in Rio de Janeiro”

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS

University of Florida-City of Gainesville Research Award, 2017

Annual Diversity Graduate Research Symposium Oral Presentation Award, 2017

Center for Latin American Studies Travel Grant, University of Florida, 2016

College of Design, Construction, & Planning Travel Grant, University of Florida, 2016

Foreign Language and Area Studies Summer Fellow, U.S. Dept. of Education, 2016

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CONFERENCE ACTIVITY/PARTICIPATION

“Passing the Torch: Forcible Evictions Preceding the 2016 Summer Olympics”

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference (2016)

“Advocacy and the Need for Planner-Activists”

Savannah Urban Planning Conference (2017)

“Urban Apartheid and the 2016 Summer Olympics”

47th Urban Affairs Conference (2017)

GRADUATE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Dr. Tammy Aagard, Division of Enrollment Management, University of Florida

Graduate Research Assistant, 2014-2017

Conducted statistical analysis of admissions and registrar data

Dr. Harvey K. Newman, Georgia State University

Graduate Research Assistant, 2013-2014

Performed archival research for “Making of Modern Atlanta” documentary

Dr. Deden Rukmana, National Institute of Health/RIMI, Savannah State University

Field Research Intern, 2012-2013

Supervised a team of six undergraduates conducting survey research in public housing

SPECIALIZED COURSE REPOTOIRE

Exploiting Black Bodies in American Sporting

Housing and Race in the United States

Informal Settlements in the Global South

Mega-Sporting Events and Urban Governance

Navigating Black Bodies in Brazil

Sexuality in the Americas: An Intersectional Experience

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIE NCE

Office of Deputy Chief Operating Officer for Development, DeKalb County, GA

Research Analyst, 2013-2014

Advised on a variety of urban planning topics including transit-oriented development,

mixed-used development, and workforce housing availability

Provided research, informational materials, and presentations for the Multi-Family

Housing Task Force, County Permitting Improvement Project, 5-Year Economic

Development Strategic Plan, Code Enforcement Consolidation Project

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

East Gainesville Instruction & Community Outreach, Santa Fe College

REFOCUS Program Specialist, 2014-2015

Coordinated enhancement workshops, one-on-one sessions, and assisted in the

formation of new program partnerships

Drafted grant reports including statistical analysis of program outcomes, identification

of program challenges, and continuing plan of partner agency recruitment

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS/AFFILIATIONS

American Planning Association

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

Urban Affairs Association

U.S. Green Building Council- Florida Chapter

REFERENCES

Dr. Kristin E. Larsen, Professor

University of Florida

[email protected]

352.294.1482

Dr. Harvey K. Newman, Professor

Georgia State University

[email protected]

404.413.0112

Dr. Deden Rukmana, Assoc. Professor

Savannah State University

[email protected]

912.358.3218

Dr. Christopher Silver, Professor


[email protected]

352.294.1435

Dr. Ruth Steiner, Professor


[email protected]

352.392.0997

Dr. Carlos Suárez Carrasquillo, Lecturer


[email protected]

352.273.2361

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ANDREA RESTREPO-MIETH Cornell University • Department of City and Regional Planning

321 W. Sibley Hall • Ithaca, NY 14850 [email protected]

EDUCATION

PhD Cornell University Ithaca, NY City and Regional Planning 2018 (expected) Dissertation: Agents of Change: institutionalizing progressive planning in Medellin, Colombia Research and teaching interests: international development planning • urban politics and governance • community-engaged scholarship • housing policy • local public goods

MPP Lee Kuan Yew School, National University of Singapore Singapore Public Policy 2011

BA State University of New York, New Paltz New Paltz, NY Economics, International Relations 2005

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Universidad EAFIT Medellin, Colombia Instructor, Research Design Seminar Fall 2016 Guest lecturer, Research design May 2016

Cornell University Ithaca, NY Teaching Assistant 2013 – 2015

The global city (spring 2015 and 2014) The American city (fall 2014) Introduction to quantitative methods for planning and public policy (fall 2013)

Guest Lecturer Planning, violence, and memory in Medellin, Colombia April 2015 Violence and security in the American city November 2014 Causes, consequences, and responses to urban violence in the global south April 2014 Public policy, policy cycles, and effective communication April 2014


Asian Development Bank Phnom Penh, Cambodia Planning of secondary cities in Cambodia (report) May 2015 – Aug 2015

Centre for Sustainable Asian Cities Singapore Research Assistant 2012 – 2013

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UN-HABITAT Vientiane, Lao PDR Water and Sanitation Strategy Intern May 2010 – Jun 2010

Deutsche Bank New York City, USA Capital Markets Analyst 2006 – 2008

PUBLICATIONS

Restrepo-Mieth, A. (under review, expected 2017). Opening the Door to Experimentation: progressive housing innovations and the challenges of institutionalization. International Journal of Housing Policy, Special issue: housing policy in Latin America and the Caribbean: recent developments and perspectives

Restrepo-Mieth, A. (2015). Book review: The Down-Deep Delight of Democracy by Mark Purcell. Planning Theory and Practice, 16(3), pp.447-448.

Olson, K., Salas, A., Restrepo-Mieth, A., & Westgren, D. (2014). Syracuse: Weathering Financial Challenges through Strategic Partnerships. Cornell University’s Community and Regional Development Institute (CaRDI).

Restrepo-Mieth, A. (2011). Can Dynamic Water Governance in Laos Sustain Momentum? Public-private partnerships and the mobilization of local entrepreneurs for water supply. In: Reducing Urban Poverty: a new generation of ideas. Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, pp. 26-45.

Manuscripts in Preparation Institutional Compounding and the Continuity of Progressive Planning.

Local planning and local development: community-based organizations working in challenging environments.

Divided we Fall: Grassroots, Business Elites, and the Pursuit of Progressive Planning Institutionalization in Medellin.

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS

2017 Provost Diversity Fellowship Cornell University

2017 Engaged Graduate Student Grant Cornell University

2017 Student Travel Award for the ACSP 2017 Conference Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

2017 Student Grant for the LASA 2017 Conference Latin American Studies Association

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2017 Einaudi Center International Research Travel Grant Cornell University

2017 Latin American Studies Program Conference Grant Cornell University

2016 Travel Grant for Doctoral Student Presenters Global Planning Education Association Network and Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

2015 Einaudi Center International Research Travel Grant Cornell University

2015 Research Working Group Grant, Topic: Space, Place, Resistance and Alternative Modernities in Latin America Cornell Institute for Comparative Modernities

2015 Research Working Group Grant, Topic: Space, Place, Resistance and Alternative Modernities in Latin America Polson Institute for Global Development, Cornell University

2015 Summer Research Grant, Department of City and Regional Planning, Cornell University


Panels Organized Planning a progressive city: actors, institutions, and the durability of transformative practices. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 57th Annual Conference; 2017 October 12 – 15, Denver (CO), USA.

Papers Presented Local planning and local development: CBOs working in challenging environments. Paper presented at: Engagement Scholarship Consortium 18th Annual Conference; 2017 September 26-27, Birmingham (AL), USA.

Institutional Compounding and the Continuity of Progressive Planning: Efforts by State and Non-State Actors in Medellin. Paper presented at: Latin American Studies Association 35th Annual Conference; 2017 April 29 - May 1, Lima, Peru. Divided we Fall: Grassroots, Business Elites, and the Pursuit of Progressive Planning Institutionalization in Medellin, Colombia. Paper presented at: Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 56th Annual Conference; 2016 November 3 – November 6, Portland (OR), USA.

Decolonizing Social Urbanism: Improving Substantive Citizenship Rights for Indigenous Peoples and Afro-Colombians in Medellin. Paper presented at: Latin American Studies Association 33rd Annual Conference; 2015 May 27 - 30, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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The Promises and Challenges of Water Corporatization. Paper presented at: Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 54th Annual Conference; 2014 October 30 – November 2, Philadelphia (PA), USA.

The Promises and Challenges of Water Corporatization: developing an enabling policy framework. Paper presented at: Urban Affairs Association 44th Annual Conference; 2014 March 19-22, San Antonio (TX), USA.

INVITED TALKS

The importance of local planning for municipal development: local leadership and its intersection with the state. Presented at: Medellin City Council; 2016 October 13, Medellin, Colombia.

AFFILIATIONS

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (member since 2014) Urban Affairs Association (member since 2014) Latin American Studies Association (member since 2014) Center for the Study of Inequality, Cornell University (member since 2015) Colombian Association of Urban and Regional Researchers - ACIUR (member since 2016) Cornell University Association of PhD Planners (member since 2013, President 2014-2015) International Public Policy Association (member since 2017)

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

2014-2015 – President Cornell University Association of PhD Planners, USA 2012 – Bilbao City Hall Delegation, World Cities Summit, Singapore 2010 – Secretariat, Better Air Quality Conference, Singapore 2010 – Volunteer, Latin-Asia Business Forum, Singapore 2009 – Steering committee, Global Public Policy Network Conference, Singapore 2008-2009 – Volunteer, Deutsche Bank Microfinance Unit, Investment Review and Update Group, USA

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Software STATA, ATLAS.ti, Microsoft Office

Languages English (native), Spanish (native)

Other training Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop Engagement Scholarship Consortium 2017

Urban Land Market Analysis Techniques Lincoln Institute of Land Policy 2012

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SUSMITA RISHI 3950 University Ave NE, 410 Gould Hall, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195 Email: [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Ph.D. Candidate Interdisciplinary program in Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington, Seattle Advisor: Dr. Mark Purcell Defense: December 2017 Dissertation Project: “Alternate Conceptualizations of Value and Space: Learning from the slumdwellers of Delhi” Exam Fields: urbanization in the global South, urban informality and value & space

2011-18

Master of Architecture [Urban and Community Design Specialization] Pennsylvania State University, State College Dissertation Title: “Temporal Control Mechanisms in Heterotopias- The case of Apni Mandis in Chandigarh, India”

2008

Bachelor of Architecture, Bachelor of Building Science Chandigarh College of Architecture, Panjab University, Chandigarh

2006

AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS Academic Excellence Fellowships and Grants Faculty Medal (for exceptional work in theory and research, and providing intellectual leadership), Department of Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

2015-16

UW Graduate School Presidential Dissertation Fellowship, University of Washington 2015-16 Taraknath Das Foundation Grant, Taraknath Das Foundation, Columbia University ($3000) 2015-16 Jay Bee Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence, College of Built Environments, University of Washington ($10,000)

2014-15

Outstanding Student Award (for exceptional academic record and research), Department of Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

2014-15

Hall-Ammerer-WRF Fellowship, The Graduate School, University of Washington 2011-12

Travel Grants and Scholarships South Asia Center Graduate Student Grant, South Asia Center, University of Washington 2015-16 Gill-Chin Lim Travel Award 2015-16, Global Planning Educators Interest Group (GPEIG), Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

2015-16

Graduate School Fund for Excellence and Innovation Travel Award, The Graduate School, University of Washington

2015 & 2013

RESEARCH FIELDS Disciplinary: social justice; urbanization; informality and planning; value and space; informal settlements/slums; planning theory; interdisciplinary approaches to planning Regional: global urbanization; global South cities; South Asia; postcolonial theory; inequality and poverty Methods: qualitative methods and methodologies; critical ethnography; textual and visual analysis

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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research Assistant Center for Preservation and Adaptive Reuse (CPAR) Unreinforced Masonry (URM) Buildings Project College of Built Environments, University of Washington

2017

Co-PI with Prof. Manish Chalana Pilot Study on In-Situ Rehabilitation of Slums in Delhi, India University of Washington

2012-16

Co-founder and Organizer (with James Thompson and Lynda Turet) Critical Design Graduate Interest Group Simpson Center for the Humanities, University of Washington

2012-13

Research Assistant Rebuilding After Katrina Project Hamer Centre for Community Design, Pennsylvania State University

2007-08

RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP Peer-Reviewed Publications Rishi, Susmita and, Amy D. Piedalue. “Unsettling the ‘south’ through postcolonial feminist theory.” In Feminist Studies. Review essay for special issue on Decolonial & Postcolonial Theory

Forthcoming in 2017

Chalana, Manish, and Susmita Rishi (equal). “Making Sense of the Order in the Disorder in Delhi’s Kathputli Colony.” In Messy Urbanism: The Dynamic Landscape of “Other” Cities. HKU Press.

2016

Chalana, Manish, and Susmita Rishi (equal). “Twilight in Delhi: The Failure of Slum Rehabilitation Programs in Creating a Healthier City.” In Transforming Distressed Global Communities: Making Inclusive, Safe, Resilient, and Sustainable Cities. Ashgate.

2015

Works in progress Rishi, Susmita and Megan Horst. Questioning hegemonic private property regimes in Planning. Invited commentary piece for special issue of Planning Theory

In progress

Rishi, Susmita. Beyond Exchange: Value, Space and Informal Settlements. To be submitted to Planning Theory and Practice

In progress

Rishi, Susmita and Manish Chalana. Memory and Learning: How learning from residents can lead to better rehabilitation strategies. In progress, to be submitted to Journal of Urban Morphology

In progress

Conference Presentations & Panels “Quiet Social Movements & Everyday Life in the urban global South: Towards New Geographies of Social Change” at American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston. Organized with Amy Piedalue. Organizer.

2017

“Evidence and Planning”, Annual Symposium for Interdisciplinary Program in Urban Design and Planning. Moderator and Panelist.

2017

“Towards a Relational Understanding of Urban Informality and Planning”, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Meeting, Portland. Organized with Danielle Rivera. Panelist.

2016

“Boundaries, Exclusions and Alliances”, 11th Critical Geographies Mini-Conference, Seattle. Moderator.

2016

“Re-Placing ‘the South’ in Postcolonial Research” at American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco. Paper with Amy Piedalue.

2016

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“Alternative Conceptualizations of Value and Space: Learning from the Slumdwellers of Delhi” at South Asian Conference of the Pacific Northwest, Portland. Paper presentation.

2016

“Doing Research in South Asia Roundtable” South Asia Center, Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington, Seattle. Organized with Amy Piedalue. Panelist.

2016

“History, Policy and Politics: Envisioning Delhi as a more Humane and Just ‘Global City’”, at Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Meeting, Houston. Paper Presentation.

2015

“Through Transience and Uncertainty: Understanding Reconstructions of Identity and Citizenship in Kathputli Colony, Delhi” at South Asian Conference of the Pacific Northwest, Seattle. Paper presented with Patrick Flajole.

2014

“Twilight in Delhi: Uneven Development in India’s Capital City”, at American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles. Paper Presentation.

2013

TEACHING University of Washington Instructor-of-Record Social Justice and the City (5 credit elective- upper-level undergraduates) medium-lecture format classes, syllabus Design and course development

2017

Social and Political Geographies of South Asia (5 credit elective- upper-level undergraduates) hybrid seminar-lecture format classes, syllabus Design and course development

2017

Asian Cities: Today and Tomorrow (3 credit elective- graduate and upper-level undergraduates) hybrid seminar-lecture format classes, syllabus design and course development

2017

Cities of the Global South (3 credit elective- graduate and upper-level undergraduates) syllabus design and course development, taught hybrid seminar-lecture format classes, graded assignments and final exam

2015-16

Urbanization and the Asian City (3 credit elective- graduate and upper-level undergraduates) syllabus design and course development, taught hybrid seminar-lecture format classes, graded assignments and final exam

2014

Teaching Assistant Introduction to Urbanization (5 credit university-wide undergraduate general ed. elective) Instructor of Record: Dr. Mark Purcell Led two project discussion-based sections (20-25 students), graded for main section

2015-17

Applied Research in Urban Design and Planning (3 credit MUP required core course) Instructor of Record: Dr. Qing Shen Updated course content, created course website, graded assignments, mentored students through research projects

2016

Modern Literature of South Asia (3 credit South Asian Studies elective through Dept. of Asian Languages and Literature) Instructor of Record: Dr. Jennifer Dubrow Led two discussion-based sections (25 students each), guided discussions and grading in main section

2016

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Digital Design Practicum (3 credit MUP elective, open to selective upper-level undergraduates) Instructor of Record: Dr. Manish Chalana Taught lectures, updated tutorials, added course content, created and graded assignments and final project along with the instructor, mentored students through the final project

2013-14

Comprehensive Planning and Implementation (3 credit MUP required core course) Instructor of Record: Dr. Jan Whittington Delivered lectures, graded assignments and final paper, mentored students

2013-14

Survey of Urban Planning (3 credit MUP required core course) Instructor of Record: Dr. Donald Miller Graded papers and exams, mentored students through writing a research proposal

2012-13

Research Seminar in Urban Planning (3 credit MUP required core course) Instructor of Record: Dr. Donald Miller Graded papers and exams, mentored students

2012-13

Pennsylvania State University Teaching Assistant Architectural Design Studio (5 Credit Architectural Engineering Undergraduate core course) Instructors of Record: Dr. Pierre Bandini and Dr. Robert Holland Developed studio project, mentored students, led site and field trips, desk crits and presentation crits

2006-08

Guest Lectures Informality in Urban India Introduction to Urbanization (100+ students), University of Washington

2017

Informality, Morphology and Form- Case of Kathputli Colony, Delhi The Urban Form (50+ students), University of Washington

2016

Urbanization, Informality and Cities in the global South- Delhi in Focus Introduction to Urbanization (100+ students), University of Washington

2016

Informality and Social Movements in India Social Movements in Contemporary India (15 students), University of Washington

2016

Ethnography and Other Qualitative Methods in the Field Participatory Research Methods for Community Development, Portland State University

2016

Urban Form in Informal Housing- Case of Kathputli Colony The Urban Form (35+ students), University of Washington

2015

Informality, Informal Settlements and Ethnographic Research Methods Research Methods in Planning (30+ students), Jindal Global University

2015

Urbanization and the Indian City Introduction to Urbanization (100+ students), University of Washington

2014

Informality in Asian Cities- Delhi in Focus Introduction to Urbanization (100+ students), University of Washington

2013

Land Use Planning in the International Context Comprehensive Planning and Implementation (30+ students), University of Washington

2013

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PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Architect and Urban Designer MALIK Architecture, Mumbai, India Masterplanning, Basic design schematics, Construction and working drawings Key Projects: IIT Hyderabad Masterplanning Project, Vedanta Cancer Hospital and Research Center, R&D center for Deepak Fertilizers Ltd., GMS Grande Palladium

2009-11

Junior Architect Raj Rewal Associates, New Delhi, India Key Projects: International Center for Genetic Engineering & Biological Research Phase II, Delhi Metro Corporation Headquarters, Delhi Metro Corporation Headquarters, Pondicherry State Assembly Competition

2004

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP & SERVICE Academic Governance Positions Student Representative, Equity Council College of Built Environments, University of Washington

2017-18

Student Representative, Diversity Committee Department of Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

2014-16

Student Representative, PhD Steering Committee Interdisciplinary Program in Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

2012-14

Student Member, Decennial Review Committee Interdisciplinary Program in Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

2014

Student Design Jury and Peer Facilitation Senior capstone projects, Community, Environment, & Planning (Undergraduate Program) College of Built Environments, University of Washington

2015-17

Final Project Night- Communication and Analysis, Masters in Urban Planning Department of Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

2016

Humans and the Environment in the Northwest Bioregion: Keio University Summer Program Peer Facilitator, University of Washington Educational Outreach, University of Washington

2014

Senior design studio projects, Department of Architectural Engineering Pennsylvania State University

2007-08

Peer Reviewer Activities Reviewer, Antipode: A Radical Geography Journal 2013 Reviewer, Journal of Development Studies 2013

Professional Memberships Student Member, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Student Member, American Association of Geographers (AAG) Student Member, American Association of University Women (AAUW)

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ZAWADI RUCKS‐AHIDIANA zra‐[email protected]

EDUCATION Expected 2018 Ph.D. Sociology, University of California, Berkeley

Dissertation: “Portraits of Gentrification: When Neighborhood Change Becomes News, 1990‐2014” Committee: Claude Fischer (co‐chair), Margaret Weir (co‐chair), Sandra Smith, Carolina Reid (Department of City and Regional Planning) Qualifying exams: Urban sociology, poverty, and theory

2014 Master’s in Sociology, University of California, Berkeley 2012 Master’s in Public Administration, New York University, Wagner School of Public Service

Specialization in policy analysis and housing policy 2002 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and Policy, University of Maryland, College Park

Concentration: Land Use (Geography department) Certificate: African‐American Studies Citation: French Citation: Environmental Studies, College Park Scholars

RESEARCH INTERESTS Urban sociology, race and ethnicity, cultural sociology, inequality

SELECT PUBLICATIONS Rucks‐Ahidiana, Zawadi. Revise and resubmit. “How Experiences of Economic Instability Influence Goals

for the Future: The Employment and Education Goals of Section 8 Voucher Holders in a Workforce Development Program.”

Bickerstaff, Susan, Melissa Barragan, and Zawadi Rucks‐Ahidiana. 2017. “Experiences of Earned Success: Community College Students’ Shifts in College Confidence.” International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.

Rucks‐Ahidiana, Zawadi. 2017. “Cultural Implications of Historical Exclusion for the Racial Wealth Gap: How Ideal Financial Behavior Varies by Race.” American Journal of Cultural Sociology.

Fligstein, Neil and Zawadi Rucks‐Ahidiana. 2016. “The Rich Stay Richer: The Effects of the Financial Crisis on Household Well‐being, 2007‐2009.” Research in the Sociology of Work 28.

Rucks‐Ahidiana, Zawadi and Ariel H. Bierbaum. 2015. “Qualitative Spaces: Integrating Spatial Data for a Mixed Methods Approach.” The International Journal of Qualitative Methods 14(2).

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2017‐2018 Dissertation Fellowship, American Association of University Women 2017‐2018 Bendix Fellowship, Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley 2017‐2018 Alternate and Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation Dissertation Completion Fellowship 2016‐2018 Institute for the Study of Societal Issues Graduate Fellows Program, University of

California, Berkeley 2015 Student Mentoring and Research Teams (SMART) Program, University of California, Berkeley 2014 Small Research Grant, University of California, Berkeley

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2014‐2015 Mentored Research Award, University of California, Berkeley 2013‐2014 Cota Robles Fellow, University of California, Berkeley 2013 Social Science and Policy Forum Summer Institute of Inequality, University of

Pennsylvania 2012‐2013 Cota Robles Fellow, University of California, Berkeley

AWARDS AND HONORS 2014 Honorable mention, Student Paper Award for the ASA Community and Urban Sociology Section 2012 Robert Berne Award of Leadership, New York University 2012 President’s Service Award, New York University 2002 Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, University of Maryland, College Park 2000‐2002 Dean’s List, School of Behavioral and Social Sciences, University of Maryland, College Park 1999‐2002 Outstanding Academic Achievement Award, University of Maryland, College Park

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2016‐2017 Qualitative Methods Lead for D‐Lab, University of California, Berkeley 2014‐2015 Graduate Student Researcher for David Harding, University of California, Berkeley 2014 Graduate Student Researcher for Neil Fligstein, University of California, Berkeley 2013‐present Qualitative Data Analysis Consultant and Trainer , D‐Lab, University of California,

Berkeley 2013 Graduate Student Researcher for Claude Fischer, University of California, Berkeley 2010‐2012 Qualitative Research Associate, Community College Research Center, Teachers College,

Columbia University 2010‐2011 Consultant, MDRC, New York, NY 2010 Research Analyst II, MDRC, New York, NY 2008‐2009 Research Analyst I, MDRC, New York, NY 2006‐2007 Research Assistant II, MDRC, New York, NY 2004‐2006 Research Assistant I, MDRC, New York, NY

TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2017 Instructor for Race and Ethnic Relations in the U.S., UC Berkeley, Sociology 2016 Guest Lecturer on Qualitative Data Analysis, UC Berkeley, Sociology 2016 Qualitative Data Analysis Instructor for the Digital Humanities Berkeley Summer Intensive,

UC Berkeley 2016 Guest Lecturer on Qualitative Data Analysis, UC Berkeley, Social Welfare 2015 Guest Lecturer on Qualitative Research, UC Berkeley, Political Science 2015 Guest Lecturer on Black Gentrification, UC Berkeley, Sociology 2015 Graduate Student Instructor for Evaluation of Evidence, UC Berkeley, Sociology 2015 Guest Lecturer on Policy and Racial Segregation, UC Berkeley, School of Social Welfare 2014 Guest Lecturer on Qualitative Data Analysis, UC Berkeley, School of Education and School

of Public Health 2012 Adjunct Professor for Program Analysis and Evaluation, New York University, Wagner

School of Public Service 2002‐2004 Assistante de Langue Etrangére (Foreign Language Assistant), Lycée Alain and Lycée

Marguerite de Navarre, Alençon, France

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Hugo Sarmiento

Education

Doctoral Student in Urban Planning University of California, Los Angeles, 2012 - present

Masters in Urban and Regional Planning University of California, Los Angeles 2009 - 2011

Bachelor of Arts in History University of California, Los Angeles 2002 - 2006

Areas of Expertise

International Development, Environmental Policy, Housing and Economic Development, regional focus on Latin America.

Dissertation

With support from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia (UNAL) I completed my fieldwork in 2016-2017 for my dissertation in which I am analyzing data on the social- spatial and economic effects of Bogota and Medellin’s housing market interventions to protect communities increasingly vulnerable to flooding and landslide events associated with climate change.

Research Work Experience

Economic effect of Climate Change Policy on California’s Energy Sector (Summer 2015) Student researcher at the Don Vial Center for the Green Economy at UC Berkeley. Study on the economic effect of California Air Resource Board’s policy initiatives on the state’s energy sector.

Central American Construction Sector: Labor Markets and Unions (Summer 2014 - Winter 2015) Student researcher at the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE). Collaborated with researchers in Guatemala and Costa Rica on a USAID - Solidarity Center funded project to make an international comparison of construction labor markets and union organizing.

Organizing Informal Workers Global Experiences (2013 - 2014) Student researcher at the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE). Collaborated with researchers in Mexico, Central America and Brazil on a Ford Foundation sponsored project.

Teaching Experience

Cities and Social Difference (Current term) Teaching assistant.

Survey Methods and GIS / Spatial Analysis Summer Course, Economic and Cultural Practice in the Global City (Summer 2015) Lectured summer course on survey methods and GIS / spatial analysis.

Publications: Peer-reviewed journals, books and reports

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Sarmiento, Hugo and Chris Tilly. “Expropriation and Counter-Planning in American and Latin American Cities: Autonomous Co-production of Urban Governance by Informal Actors” Politics and Governance, Cogitatio Press, Forthcoming Winter 2018

Sarmiento, Hugo, Chris Tilly, Enrique de la Garza Toledo and Jose Luis Gayosso. “The Unexpected Power of Informal Workers in the Public Square: A Comparison of Mexican and US Organizing Models.” International Labor and Working Class History, Volume 89. Cambridge University Press, Spring 2016

Villao, Daniel, Uyen Le, Hugo Sarmiento and Stefanie Ritoper. Beyond Green Jobs: Building Lasting Opportunities in Energy Efficiency. Center for Labor Research & Education, University of California, Los Angeles, 2012.

Salas, Minor Mora, Chris Tilly and Hugo Sarmiento. The Transformation of Work, Challenges and Strategies: Precarious Work in Construction in Guatemala and Costa Rica. Report for United State Agency for International Development (USAID), 2015.

Sarmiento, Hugo. Informal Street Vendors in Los Angeles: An Encounter with the Sustainable City. Forthcoming Report for the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE), 2017

Selected Conferences Papers and Presentations

Negotiating the Cost of Climate Change Adaptation: Santiago de Cali’s Plan Jarillon American Association of Geographers Conference (AAG), 2017

Adapting to Climate Change: The Search for Transformative Strategies in Bogota Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference (ACSP), Fall 2016

The Spatial Politics of LA Street Vendors: An Encounter with the Sustainable City American Association of Geographers Conference (AAG), Spring 2016

International Research Educational Experience

Bolivian Street Vendors and Urban Redevelopment in Sao Paulo, Brazil (Summer 2014) Collaborated with the Centro Gaspar Garcia in Sao Paulo, Brazil to study immigrant Bolivian street vendor associations responding to urban redevelopment spurred by mega events such as the World Cup.

Visiting student scholar Sun-Yat Sen University, Guangzhou, China (Summer 2013) Collaborated with researchers at the International Center for Joint Labor Research at Sun-Yat Sen University to study labor NGOs which assist rural to urban migrant workers in Guangzhou.

Fellowships and Awards

Dissertation Year Fellowship, 2016-2017 Eugene Cota Robles Fellowship, 2012-2016 UCLA-IRLE Small Grants, Spring 2015 Latin American Institute Summer Research Fellowship, Summer 2014 Urban Planning Vine Fellowship, 2013-2014 Graduate Summer Research Mentorship Fellowship, Summer 2013

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ELIZABETH LOUISE SWEET 531 W. Hansberry St. 1st Floor

Philadelphia, PA 19144 [email protected] or [email protected]

(617) 304-3112 cell

EDUCATION_____________________________________________________________ Ph.D. in Public Policy Analysis-Urban Planning and Policy May 2000 University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL. Concentration: International Economic Policy and Gender Analysis. Gender and Women's Studies Interdepartmental Concentration Dissertation: Gendered Effects of Structural Adjustment: A Case Study in Mexico. Research included fieldwork in Mexico: a survey, focus groups, participant observation, oral histories, and document analysis.

Master of Urban Planning and Policy May 1992 University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL. Concentrations: International and Domestic Economic Development, Housing, and Community Development. Master’s Project: Chicago Job Loss and the Maquiladoras.

Bachelor of Arts September 1985 Boston University, Boston, MA. Major: Soviet and East European Studies.

LANGUAGE SKILLS______________________________________________________ Spanish (fluent), Russian (intermediate level)

SELECTED TEACHING POSITIONS________________________________________ Assistant Professor of Instruction, fall 2010 - present Temple University Geography and Urban Studies Philadelphia, PA Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, Affiliate Faculty Latin American Studies Program, Affiliate Faculty

Assistant Professor, fall 2006-spring 2010 University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Department of Regional and Urban Planning Latina/o Studies, Affiliate Faculty Champaign, IL

Visiting Professor/Fulbright Scholar, 2005-2006 Buryat State University Sociology and Political Science Ulan Ude, Russia

SELECTED AWARDS – HONORS______________________________________________ Senate Committee on the Status of the Faculty of Color Committee, Temple University, Leadership Award, Spring 2016

Association of American Geographers, Competitively selected to participate in NSF-supported Catalyzing Research on Geographies of Broadening Participation Retreat, Spring 2012

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, List of teachers ranked as Excellent by their students, Spring 2008 and Spring and Fall 2009

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Arnold O. Beckman Research Award, (for Research that has special distinction or unusual promise) University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Complement, Mismatch or Overlap: The Effectiveness of Multiple Simultaneous Workforce Related Programs, September 2008

SELECTED GRANTS__________________________________________________________ Temple University Community Driven Research Day, Fostering Sustainable Economic Opportunities for Immigrant Women Survivors of Violence in Norristown, PA, (with Donna M. Peters, Rickie Sanders and Carmen Guerrero) $10,000 July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017.

Temple University International Affairs, Internationalization Grant, Body and community mapping: linking visceral experiences with neighborhood spaces to understand women's safety in cities $4,000 June 2014 to May 2015

American Sociological Association-Spivack Program Community Action Research Initiative (With Donna Marie Peters), Migrant Women’s Experiences of Gender Violence in the New Latino Diaspora $3,000 May 2014-April 2015

National Science Foundation, Mini grant through Catalyzing Research on Geographies of Broadening Participation (with Shangrila Joshi and Priscilla McCutcheon), Visceral Geographies of Whiteness and Invisible Micro-Aggressions, $3,050, June 2012-August 2013

Temple University Faculty Senate Seed Money Fund (FSSMF) (with Allison Hayes-Conroy), Rural Strategies, Urban Struggles: Food security among displaced women in Medellin, Colombia, $7,000 with additional $1,000 matching funds from the Department of Geography and Urban Studies, July 2012-June 2013

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS__________________________________________________(* Student)

Peer Reviewed Journals Turner K. M., E. L. Sweet, and *E. Fornaro forthcoming From Ferguson to Charleston and Beyond: Talking about Race and Diversity in the classroom Communication Teacher

Sweet, E. L. and *Ortiz Escalante, S. 2017 Engaging Territorio Cuerpo-Tierra through body and community mapping: A methodology for making communities safer. Gender Place in Culture 24(4) 594-606

Sweet, E. L. 2017 The benefits and challenges of Collective and Creative Storytelling through visceral methods within the neoliberal university, Geoforum 82: 202-203

Sweet E. L. 2016 Carceral feminism: Linking the state, intersectional bodies, and the dichotomy of place Dialogues in Human Geography 6(2) 202–205

Sweet, E. L. 2016 Locating Migrant Latina Economic Activities in a Diverse Economies Framework: Evidence from Chicago Gender Place and Culture 23(1): 55-71

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Sweet, E. L. and *S. Ortiz Escalante 2015 Bringing bodies into planning: visceral methods, fear, and gender violence Urban Studies, 52(10): 1826-1845

Joshi, S., P. McCutcheon, and E. L. Sweet. 2015 Visceral geographies of whiteness and invisible microagressions ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 14(1): 298-323

Sweet, E. L. 2015 Latina Kitchen Table Planning Saving Communities: Intersectionality and Insurgencies in an Anti-Immigrant City Local Environments: International Journal of Justice and Sustainability 20(6): 728-743

Hayes-Conroy, A and E. L. Sweet 2015 Whose adequacy?: (Re)Imagining food security with displaced women in Medellin, Colombia Agriculture and Human Values 32(3): 373-384

Chakars, M., and E. L. Sweet. 2015 Women and the economics of survival before and after regime change: Diverse economies and work strategies in the Russian Republic of Buryatia GeoJournal 79(5): 649-663

Policy Reports, Reviews, Book Chapters, and Other Publications D. M. Peters, S. Peterson-Lewis, R. Sanders, E. L. Sweet, K. M. Turner and K. Williams-Witherspoon. 2017 Treading Treacherous Waters: A conversation with WomenFaculty of Color on Teaching Race Leadership, in Equity, and Social Justice inAmerican Higher Education--A Reader, edited by C. P. Gause, Peter Lang (peerreviewed)

Sweet, E. L. 2016 Gender, Violence and the City of Emotion The Participatory City edited by Y. Beebeejaun, Berlin, Jovis (peer reviewed) pp 121-127

*Ortiz Escalante, S. and E. L. Sweet. 2013 Migrant Women’s Safety: Framing, Policiesand Practice Building Inclusive Cities: Women’s Safety and the Right to the City, editedby Whitzman, C. et al., London and New York, Routledge, Chapter 4: 53-72 (peerreviewed)

Sweet, E. L. 2012 New Configurations of Racism after 9/11: Gender and Race in the Context of the Anti-Immigrant City Reinventing Race, Reinventing Racism, edited by John Betancur and Cedric Harring, Brill Publishers, Chapter 12: 241-257 (peer reviewed)

*Drigo, M. V., C. Ehlschlaeger and E. L. Sweet. 2012 Intimate Partner Violence andSupport Systems Ecologist-Developed Spatially-Explicit Dynamic Landscape Models(Modeling Dynamic Systems), edited by James Westervelt, New York, Springer PublishingCompany, Chapter 14: 234-254 (peer reviewed)

Sweet, E. L., *S. Lee and *S. Ortiz Escalante 2012 'A Slow Assassination of Your Soul' Race, Citizenship and Gender Identities in the Borderlands of New Economic Places Transnational Migration, Gender and Rights edited by Ragnhild Sollund, and Liam Leonard, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 99-126 (peer reviewed)

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In Progress Imeokparia, T and E. L. Sweet Towards a Reconceptualization of the ‘Everyday’ in Urban Planning and Design Discourse for Planning Theory

Joshi, S., and E. L. Sweet Parallax and essentialism maintaining the status quo of power relations and privilege in the academy in preparation for Progress in Human Geography

E. Harper-Anderson, Sweet, E. L. and M Wilson. The Geography of MultipleSimultaneous Workforce Development Programs for Mobilities

Book Projects in Preparation E. L. Sweet, Arenas, I.,T. Córdova, and D. Youdell, (edited volume) DisassembledCities: Social and Spatial Strategies to Reassemble Communities under contract withRoutledge Press

Sweet, E. L. Community accountability: Ending violence against women by looking inward for solutions and building diverse economies. In preparation for Routledge Press

SELECTED CLASSES TAUGHT_______________________________________________

Temple University Urban Society in a Global Economy Development and Globalization Global Cities International Urbanization Sustainable Environments Qualitative Research Methods (graduate and undergraduate) Environment and Development Urban Dynamics: Global, Regional, and

Local Connections University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Planning for Cities and Regions Social Inequality and Planning Community Economic Development Qualitative Methods Community Development in Chicago: Race, Gender, and Difference

SELECTED INVITED PRESENTATIONS________________________________________ Territorio Cuerpo-Tierra: Mapping bodies and communities as a continuum to make places safer for women CUNY Graduate School Speaker Series NY NY, September 10, 2015

Disassembledge in Russia: How Buryats reconstruct through time and space. Cities Across the Globe, The Great Cities Institute, University of Illinois Chicago, Chicago IL, April 30, 2015

Latinas in Chicago: Kitchen Table Planning in a Diverse Economy DePaul University, Chicago IL, April 17, 2015

Immigrant Women’s Bodies in Safe Places: Rethinking the Public Private Divide and How We respond to Violence, American Planning Association Annual Conference, Atlanta GA, April 27, 2014 Body-Map Storytelling and Community Mapping-Half Day Workshop University of Pittsburg, Pittsburg PA, February 28, 2014

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Internally Displaced Women in Medellin, Colombia: Food Insecurity, Violence, Health and Mobility Great Cities Institute, University of Illinois Chicago, Chicago IL, November 21, 2013

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES__________ Council of Diverse Constituents Temple University Member February 2016 - Present

Faculty Senate Committee on the Status of Faculty of Color (FOC), Temple University, Committee Member, March 2013-June 2013, Co-Chair July 2013-Present

Academic Center on Research in Diversity (ACCORD), Temple University, Steering Committee Member, March 2013-Present

Women in Cities International, International Advisory Council Member, May 2012-Present

Women for Economic Justice, Chicago, IL Founding member and board member, 2004-Present

College of Liberal Arts, Non-Tenure Track Merit Committee, Temple University Member 2015-2017 (appointed by the Dean)

Train the Trainer Multicultural Education Workshop, Temple University The Office of Institutional Diversity, Equality, Advocacy and Leadership, Participant, Summer and Fall 2016

Provost Teaching Academy, Temple University Teaching and Learning Center Competitively selected to participate in the six-week training May-June 2016

Planners of Color Interest Group, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Elected Secretary/Treasury 2010-2012 and 2012-2014

Global Planning Educators Interest Group, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Nominations Committee, Chair, 2008-2013

Certificate Program in Virtual Teaching (20 hours), Temple University, February-March 2013

Selected Journal Referee Economic Development Quarterly, May 2010, September 2010, October 2010, July 2011, August 2011, September 2011, October 2011, August 2012, January 2013, March 2013, April 2013, August 2013, November 2013

Gender, Place and Culture, September 2008, August 2014, March 2017, May 2017, July 2017, September 2917

Journal of Planning Education and Research, November 2006, January 2007, March 2008, August 2008, February, 2009, September 2009, January 2010, November 2010, October 2012, January 2014, June 2015

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FANGRU WANG760 Spring St., Suite 213, Atlanta, GA 30308

Email: [email protected] Phone: (646)-453-9906

RESEARCH INTEREST

Sustainable and multimodal transportation system planning; Travel behavior modeling and analysis; Big and open data analytics; Applied machine learning in urban studies.

EDUCATION

Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning May 2018 (Expected) Dissertation: Unveiling the Potential of On-Demand Service and Its Impact on Mode Choice and Transport System Performance

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 2013 Master of City Planning

Tongji University, Shanghai, China 2011 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Journal Articles Wang, F., & Ross, C. L. (2017). New Potential for Multimodal Connection: Exploring the Relationship Between Taxi Trips and Transit in New York City (No. 17-05132).

Ross, C., Woo, M., & Wang, F. (2016). Megaregions and regional sustainability. International Journal of Urban Sciences, 20(3), 299-317.

Welch, T. F., Gehrke, S. R., & Wang, F. (2016). Long-term impact of network access to bike facilities and public transit stations on housing sales prices in Portland, Oregon. Journal of Transport Geography, 54, 264-272.

Welch, T. F., Mishra, S., & Wang, F. (2015). Interrelationship Between Airport Enplanements and Accessibility: Case of Three Airports in Metropolitan Washington, DC, Region. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, (2501), 46-55.

Refereed Journal Articles Under Review Wang, F., & Ross, C. L., Modeling the Choice of On-demand Ride Service with Multinomial Logit Model and Tree-Based Ensemble Methods: Evidence from New York and Seattle. Submitted to Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies (Under Review).

Wang, F., & Ross, C. L., Predicting Travel Mode Choices in the Delaware Valley Region with Multinomial Logit Model and Extreme Gradient Boost Model. Submitted to Transportation Research Record (Under Review).

Zhang, W., Wang, F., Barchers, C., & Lee, Y., “The Impact of Transit-Oriented Development on

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Full CV and References Available Upon Request

Housing Value Resilience: Evidence from the City of Atlanta”, Submitted to Journal of Planning Education and Research (Revise and Resubmit).

Ross, C., Kumar A., Wang, F., & Hylton, P. “Disaggregation of Nationwide Commodity Movement Data to County-to-County and State Level TAZs”, Submitted to Transportation Letters.

Working Papers Exploring the Impact of On-demand Ride Service on Urban Accessibility and Transport Equity (with Catherine Ross).

RESEARCH, TEACHING, AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Research Assistant Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development, Georgia Tech, 2013 - Present Teaching Assistant ArcGIS: Modeling Geographical Space (Fall 2012); ArcGIS: Modeling Geographical Objects (Spring 2013), School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, 2012 – 2013 Transportation Planning Intern TOD Team, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), New York City, Summer 2012


Wang, F. & Ross, C. (January 2017), “New Potential for Multimodal Connection: Exploring the Relationship between Taxi Trips and Transit in New York City”. Presented at the Transportation Research Board 96th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.

Wang, F. & Ross, C. (November 2016), “New Potential for Multimodal Connection: Exploring the Relationship between Taxi Trips and Transit in New York City”. Presented at the 56th Annual Conference of ACSP in Portland, OR.

Zhang, W., Wang, F., Barchers, C., & Lee, Y. (November 2016), “The Impact of Transit-Oriented Development on Housing Value Resilience: Evidence from the City of Atlanta”. Presented at the 56th Annual Conference of ACSP in Portland, OR.

Ross, C., Boston, T., Lee, J., Welch, T., & Wang, F. (October, 2015), “Estimating the transportation and economic impact of cargo growth at coastal ports due to the Panama Canal expansion”. Presented at the 55th Annual Conference of ACSP in Houston, TX.

Welch, T., Gehrke, S., & Wang, F. (January, 2015), “A hedonic spatial panel approach to estimating the impact of network access to bike and public transit facilities on housing prices”. Presented at Transportation Research Board 94th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Ad hoc reviewer of Transportation Research Record and Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment

Student Board of International Association of China Planning 2017 - 2019

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JULIANA MIRANDA ZANOTTO 1005 Sartori Ave. Apt H. Torrance-CA. 90501

949-400-9473 I [email protected]

EDUCATION

Ph.D. in Planning, Policy, and Design, University of California, Irvine | 2016 Dissertation title: The Making of Global Suburbs: Globalization, Neoliberalism, and Planning Practices.

Master of Science in Architecture, University of Cincinnati | 2012 Thesis title: Public Spaces, Homelessness, and Neoliberal Urbanism: A Study of 'Anti-Homeless' Strategies on Redeveloped Public Spaces.

Master of Community Planning, University of Cincinnati | 2009 Thesis title: Beyond the Walls: A Comparative Analysis of Gated Communities in the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba, Brazil.

Bachelor of Architecture and Urbanism | 2005 Federal University of Parana, Curitiba-PR, Brazil


Planning theory, community development, urban design, spatial analysis, inequality, social justice, qualitative methods, globalization, Latin American cities

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Instructor | Spring 2017 Environmental Analysis Program. Pomona College

• GIS for Environmental Analysis (undergraduate, 15 students)

Instructor | Winter 2014, Winter 2015 School of Social Ecology. University of California Irvine.

• Urban Inequality (undergraduate, 80 students/quarter)

Instructor | Jan. 2009 – Mar. 2010 School of Planning. University of Cincinnati

• Planning Design Studio (undergraduate and graduate, 70 students/quarter)• Public Spaces in Contemporary Cities (undergraduate, 10 students)• Methods of Physical Analysis (graduate, 30 students)

Teaching Assistant | Jan. 2011 – Jun 2016 School of Social Ecology. University of California Irvine

• Urban Inequality (undergraduate, 3 quarters, 80 students/quarter)• Environmental Design and Analysis (undergraduate, 9 quarters, 280

students/quarter)

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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Publications in progress

Zanotto, J.M. (forthcoming, 2017). Subúrbios Globais: A Produção do Espaço no Mundo Globalizado. In Lima, C. A. (Ed.), Novas Abordagens em Urbanismo e Sustentabilidade Urbana. Curitiba, PR, Brazil: Editora da UFPR.

Zanotto, J. M. (submitted, 2017). Detached urbanism: How Do Private Sector Planners Make Sense of Their Work?

Paper Presentations

“Detached urbanism: How Do (Private Sector) Planners Make Sense of Their Practices?” 57th ACSP Conference, Denver-CO. October, 2017.

“Theorizing from Planning Practice: Thoughts on Methodological and Conceptual Implications.” 56th ACSP Conference, Portland-OR. November, 2016.

“Reframing Discourses and Legitimizing Practices of Neoliberal Urbanism.” World Planning Schools Congress, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. July, 2016. “The Politicization of Planning Theory and The De-Politicization of Planning Practice.” 55th ACSP Conference, Houston-TX. October, 2015. “Understanding Planning Practice: From Theories of Planning to Practice Theory.” Joint AESOP/ACSP Congress, Dublin, Ireland. July, 2013. “Sprawl as a Desirable Policy Goal: Dynamics of Metropolitan Land Use and Governance." 53nd ACSP Conference, Cincinnati-OH. November, 2012 “Fragmentation, Segregation, and Suburbanization in Brazil: A Study of Suburban Development on The Outskirts of Curitiba.” 52nd ACSP Conference, Salt Lake City-UT. October, 2011.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (selected)

Researcher, School of Social Ecology, University of California, Irvine | 2017-present Assistant Director, Community Design Center. University of Cincinnati | 2009-2010 Planning Intern, Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation | 2007-2008 Architecture Intern, Various firms in Curitiba, Brazil | Mar. 2005 – Jul. 2005 Transportation Intern, Coordination of the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba | Mar. 2004 – Jul. 2004

FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS

Dean’s Award for Inclusive Excellence in Research | 2016 Dean's Award for Community Engagement | 2016 Miguel Velez Fellowship | 2011, 2015 Outstanding Graduate Student Mentor Award | 2011-2014, 2016 Graduate Summer Research Fellowship | 2011-2013, 2016

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Dissertation Writing Fellowship | 2014 Full Doctorate Abroad Scholarship | 2012-2014 Graduate Student Scholarship, University of California, Irvine | 2010 – 2011 Graduate Student Scholarship, University of Cincinnati | 2006 – 2008

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (selected)

Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief | 2012-present Empowering Sustainability International Journal (ESIJ) Coordinator and Conference Co-Organizer | 2011-present Empowering Sustainability Initiative. University of California, Irvine Peer Mentor to Incoming International Graduate Students | 2012, 2013 University of California, Irvine Facilitator | 2013 Youth Leading the World Congress. University of California, Irvine Mentor to Incoming PhD. Students | 2012 Department of Planning, Policy, and Design. University of California, Irvine

LANGUAGES Portuguese: native | English: fluent | French: fluent | Spanish: basic

COMPUTER SKILLS

GIS, AutoCAD, Adobe Illustrator and InDesign, Corel Draw, MS Office

REFERENCES (more upon request)

Dr. Scott Bollens Professor Planning, Policy, and Design University of California Irvine (949) [email protected]

Dr. John Whiteley Professor Social Ecology University of California, Irvine (949) [email protected]

Dr. Martha Feldman Johnson Chair for Civic Governance and Public Management Department of Planning, Policy, and Design University of California, Irvine (949) [email protected]

Francis Russell Director of UC Community Design Center and Assistant Professor in Practice School of Planning University of Cincinnati (513) 403-2973 | (513) [email protected]

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