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ABOUT POCIGThe vision of The Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Planners of Color Interest Group (ACSP-POCIG) as outlined in its 2011 strategic plan is as follows:

We envision a planning academy and profession that advances social and racial justice. We envision the evolution of this academy so that its faculty and students reflect the nation’s diverse people. We envision that the mission of POCIG is viewed by all as critical to the health and future of the institution of ACSP. We embrace three fundamental premises: first, that planning as a field recognizes social and racial justice as central to the vitality of places, and it recognizes disparity and injustice as barriers to thriving, sustainable, resilient communities. Second, planning scholarship recognizes and illuminates institutionalized inequality, structures that perpetuate inequality, and the fact that all planning issues are inextricably

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linked with race and class issues. Third, planning education prepares professionals to work with communities of color and to seek social justice through the expansion of choice and opportunity for all persons.

The planning academy—its faculty and students—represents the full diversity of our people in our society. Many of our planning schools are inclusive, with robust engagement with communities of color. POCIG is a locus of connection, networking, and support for planning academics of color in ACSP and in ACSP member schools and other institutions of higher education. The research, knowledge, and participation of POCIG guide the programmatic aims of ACSP in addressing diversity in the planning academy.

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Table of Contents: CVs

Chiu-Shee, Colleen .......................................................................................................................1

David, Nina P. ...............................................................................................................................3

Ghaffari, Nazanin ..........................................................................................................................5

González (Jiménez), Silvia R. .......................................................................................................7

Hafiz, Mohammed F. ....................................................................................................................9

Hendawy, Mennatullah ...............................................................................................................11

Kuai, Yiwen (Xavier)..................................................................................................................13

Li, Ziming ...................................................................................................................................15

Liao, Lu .......................................................................................................................................17

Lu, Tianjun (Luke) ......................................................................................................................19

Mosby, Kim ................................................................................................................................21

Purry, Valerie A. .........................................................................................................................23

Redden, Ty ..................................................................................................................................25

Restrepo-Mieth, Andrea ..............................................................................................................27

Reyes-Sánchez, Ariadna Itzel .....................................................................................................29

Sarmiento, Hugo .........................................................................................................................31

Sung, Seyoung ............................................................................................................................33

Tabopda, Gervais W. ..................................................................................................................35

Vanik, Leonor .............................................................................................................................37

Vasudevan, Raksha .....................................................................................................................39

Zou, Zhenpeng (Frank) ...............................................................................................................41

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Specializations Analytical Methods & Computer Applications

Lu, Tianjun (Luke) ..........................................................................................................19 Tabopda, Gervais W. ......................................................................................................35

Economic Development

Hafiz, Mohammed F. ........................................................................................................9 Li, Ziming .......................................................................................................................15 Purry, Valerie A. .............................................................................................................23

Environmental Planning & Resource Management

González, Silvia ................................................................................................................7 Liao, Lu ...........................................................................................................................17 Lu, Tianjun (Luke) ..........................................................................................................19 Mosby, Kim ....................................................................................................................21

Gender & Diversity Planning

Ghaffari, Nazanin ..............................................................................................................5 González, Silvia ................................................................................................................7 Mosby, Kim ....................................................................................................................21 Purry, Valerie A. .............................................................................................................23 Redden, Ty ......................................................................................................................25 Vanik, Leonor .................................................................................................................37 Vasudevan, Raksha .........................................................................................................39

Housing & Community Development

Chiu-Shee, Colleen ...........................................................................................................1 González, Silvia ................................................................................................................7 Kuai, Yiwen (Xavier) ......................................................................................................13 Li, Ziming .......................................................................................................................15 Mosby, Kim ....................................................................................................................21 Purry, Valerie A. .............................................................................................................23 Redden, Ty ......................................................................................................................25 Reyes-Sánchez, Ariadna I. ..............................................................................................29 Sarmiento, Hugo .............................................................................................................31 Sung, Seyoung ................................................................................................................33 Vanik, Leonor .................................................................................................................37

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Zou, Zhenpeng (Frank) ...................................................................................................41 International Development Planning

Chiu-Shee, Colleen ...........................................................................................................1 Kuai, Yiwen (Xavier) ......................................................................................................13 Li, Ziming .......................................................................................................................15 Redden, Ty ......................................................................................................................25 Restrepo-Mieth, Andrea .................................................................................................27 Reyes-Sánchez, Ariadna I. ..............................................................................................29 Sarmiento, Hugo .............................................................................................................31 Tabopda, Gervais W. ......................................................................................................35 Vasudevan, Raksha .........................................................................................................39

Land Use Policy & Governance

David, Nina P. ...................................................................................................................3 Liao, Lu ...........................................................................................................................17 Tabopda, Gervais W. ......................................................................................................35

Planning Education & Pedagogy

Zou, Zhenpeng (Frank) ...................................................................................................41 Planning History

Sung, Seyoung ................................................................................................................33 Planning Process, Administration, Law & Dispute Resolution

David, Nina P. ...................................................................................................................3 Hendawy, Mennatullah ...................................................................................................11 Liao, Lu ...........................................................................................................................17 Restrepo-Mieth, Andrea ..................................................................................................27

Planning Theory

Restrepo-Mieth, Andrea ..................................................................................................27 Sung, Seyoung ................................................................................................................33 Vasudevan, Raksha .........................................................................................................39

Regional Planning

David, Nina P. ...................................................................................................................3

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Transportation & Infrastructure Planning

Hafiz, Mohammed F. ........................................................................................................9 Kuai, Yiwen (Xavier) ......................................................................................................13 Lu, Tianjun (Luke) ..........................................................................................................19 Reyes-Sánchez, Ariadna I. ..............................................................................................29 Sung, Seyoung ................................................................................................................33 Zou, Zhenpeng (Frank) ...................................................................................................41

Urban Design

Chiu-Shee, Colleen ...........................................................................................................1 Ghaffari, Nazanin ..............................................................................................................5 Vanik, Leonor .................................................................................................................37

Colleen Chiu-Shee 77 Mass Ave, Rm 10-485, Cambridge, MA 02139 | xiq@mit.edu | 314.882.2689

EDUCATION

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA PhD Urban Studies and Planning (Expected: July 2020)

Dissertation Title: “Green Growth Reimagined: Can Eco-Development Promote Urban Sustainability in Chinese Cities?” Committee: Brent D Ryan, Lawrence J Vale, Siqi Zheng

Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO MS Architectural History, Theory and Pedagogy, with honors, 2013

Thesis Title: “Fumihiko Maki and His Theory of Collective Form: A Study on Its Practical and Pedagogical Implications” Committee: Robert McCarter, Eric Mumford, Seng Kuan

MArch MUD

Architecture (professional degree), with honors, 2012 Urban Design, with honors, 2012

Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China BArch Architecture (professional degree), distinction, 2007 PUBLICATIONS (SELECTED)

2019 2018

Chiu-Shee, Colleen, and Siqi Zheng. “A Burden or A Tool? Rationalizing Public Housing Provision in Chinese Cities.” Housing Studies (forthcoming).

Shi, Linda, Zachary Lamb, Xi (Colleen) Qiu, Hongru Cai, and Lawrence Vale. “Promises and Perils of Collective Land Tenure in Promoting Urban Resilience: Learning from China’s Urban Villages.” Habitat International 77 (July): 1–11.

Under review

Chiu-Shee, Colleen. “Reinventing the Collective for Ethical Design: The Theoretical Confluences of Fumihiko Maki’s ‘Collective Form’ and Thom Mayne’s ‘Combinatory Urbanism’.” Submitted to AR/Architecture Research in September 2019.

Under review

Chiu-Shee, Colleen, Susan Yip, and Nadine Wei. “Chapter 5. Building A New Icon: the ‘Metabolic,’ ‘Eco-Smart’ Approaches to Long-Term Vibrancy in Zhengdong New Area.” In S. Zheng and Z. Tan (eds.), Towards Urban Vibrancy: Patterns and Practices in New Asian Cities. Cambridge: MIT Press.

In prep

Chiu-Shee, Colleen, Brent Ryan, and Lawrence Vale (alphabetical order). “Ending Gated Communities: the Rationales for Resistance in China.”

In prep

Chiu-Shee, Colleen. “Elite-led Democratization: the Emerging Collective Governance in China’s Liangzhu New Town.”

AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS (SELECTED)

2019 2019 2018 2017 2017 2016 2016 2016 2015 2015

Lynne Sagalyn and Gary Hack DUSP Fund MIT Harold Horowitz (1951) Student Research Fund The State Council of China Green Urbanization Task Force Research Fund MIT Lloyd and Nadine Rodwin International Travel Fellowship MIT Harold Horowitz (1951) Student Research Fund MIT Bill Mitch++ Fund MIT Center for International Studies Summer Study Fellowship MIT Samuel Tak Lee Lab China Study Seed Grant MIT Emerson Travel Grant MIT Provost’s Women and Minority Fellowship

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INVITED TALKS (SELECTED) 2019

“An Overview: Western Theory, Practice and Education of Planning, Urban Design and Landscape Architecture,” Xiong’an Green Research

Xiong’an, China July 23

2019

“Building Eco-Smart New Cities: A Reflection on the Transformations of Zhengdong New Area,” Politecnico di Torino

Torino, Italy Nov 4-10

2019 “City in Nature” & “Planning & Urban Design Education in the U.S.” Summer School Lectures, Zhengzhou University School of Architecture

Zhengzhou, China July 1-4

2018 Invited Panelist, Urban China Forum, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University

New York, NY October 6

2018 “A Burden or A Tool? Understanding Chinese Municipal Governments’ Motivations in Providing Affordable Housing,” University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong June 25-26

2018 “Post-Industrial Redevelopment in New York City,” & Invited Panelist Green Urbanization Task Force, State Council of China

Beijing, China June 5-15

2016 “Liangzhu Cultural Village: A Paradigm for New Chinese Urbanism?” Urban Design Forum at the University of British Columbia

Vancouver, Canada March 10

CONFERENCE & ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS (SELECTED) 2019

“An Overview of Housing Development and Urban Form in China” Urban Design Practicum: “Tangshan in Transition: Post-Industrial Urbanism in China”

MIT February 13

2018

“Housing Development and Housing Policies in China” Course: Urban China Research Seminar

MIT October 22

2018 “City in Nature: Urban Ecology, Sustainability and Techno-Eco Cities” Course: Urban Design and Development

MIT November 11

2018 “Urban Security: Defensible Space, Gated Communities, and Tenure Security.” Course: Urban Design and Development

MIT November 6

2016 “Tenure Security and Urban Resilience: The Power of Collective Title in China’s Urban Villages” Urban China Seminar, MIT Sam Tak Lee Real Estate Entrepreneurship Lab

Cambridge, MA December 1

TEACHING EXPERIENCE (SELECTED) 2019 Spring Tangshan in Transition: Post-Industrial Urbanism in China, Urban design practicum TA 2018 Fall Urban Design and Development, Graduate Course Co-Instructor 2018 Spring Master of City Planning Thesis External Reviewer 2018 Spring Reworking Waterfronts in Long Island City, Urban planning practicum Co-Instructor 2016 Fall Introduction to Urban Design and Development, Graduate Course Co-Instructor 2014 Spring Contemporary Practices in Sustainable Urbanism, Graduate urban design seminar 2013 Fall Elements of Urban Design, Graduate urban design studio 2013 Fall Metropolitan Development: What is in a plan? Graduate urban design seminar 2013 Spring African Cultural Center, Bamako, Undergraduate Optional Studio 2012 Fall Spa at Laclede’s Landing, Undergraduate Core Studio RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS Urban Design, Public Policy, International Development, East Asian Urbanism, Housing Development & Community Planning, Urban Innovation, Land & Spatial Politics, Urban History & Theory, Qualitative Research Methods, Sustainable Development & Urban Resilience, Urban Development in Emerging Economies, Ecological & Smart Urbanism, Urban Governance & Informality

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Nina P. David

Professional Preparation

The University of Michigan Urban and Regional Planning Ph.D. 2008 The Ohio State University City and Regional Planning MCRP 2003 The Ohio State University Environmental Science MS 2003 Madras University Architecture B. Arch 2001

Appointments Fall 2012- present University of Delaware

Assistant Professor, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration

Fall 2008 – Fall 2012 Eastern Michigan University Assistant Professor, Urban and Regional Planning Program, Department of Geography and Geology

September 2003 – June 2008 University of Michigan Research Assistant for Dr. Richard Norton

Summer 2006 – June 2008 Research Associate of Dr. Elsie Harper-Anderson Spring 2007 University of Michigan

Primary Instructor, Managing Metropolitan Growth- An Introduction to Land use Planning and Growth Management – Graduate Course in Urban Planning

Winter 2006 Michigan State University Visiting Instructor, UP 844 Decision Theory for Planning and Development – Graduate Course in Urban Planning

Fall 2004, Fall 2005, University of Michigan and Fall 2007 Primary Instructor, UP 503 Introduction to Statistics – Graduate

Level Course in Urban Planning Selected Publications David, Nina. 2018. The role of the development management framework in the implementation of flexible planning tools: Insights from a tale of a local Planned Unit Development project. Journal of Planning Education and Research https://doi.org/10.1177/0739456X19826242

Justice, Jonathan, John McNutt, James Melitski, Michael Ahn, Nina David, Shariq Siddiqui, and John C. Ronquillo. 2018. The Civic Technology Movement: Implications for Nonprofit Theory and Practice In Technology, Activism and Social Justice in a Digital Age edited by John McNutt. Oxford: Oxford University Press

Norton, Richard, Nina David, Stephen Buckman, and Patricia Koman. 2017. Overlooking the Coast: Characterizing and Explaining Limited Local Planning for Coastal Area Management along Michigan’s Great Lakes. Land Use Policy 71: 181-203

David, Nina. 2017. Democratizing government: What we know about e-Government and civic engagement. In International e-Government Development: Policy, implementation and best practices edited by Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar and Laura Alcaide-Muñoz. Berlin: Springer

David, Nina, Jonathan Justice, and John McNutt. 2017. Smart Cities, Transparency, Civic Technology and Reinventing Government. In Smart Technologies for Smart Governments. Transparency, Efficiency and Organizational Issues edited by Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar. Berlin: Springer

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Dayan Knox, Jennifer M Staib, Briana R Stanfield, Nina P David, Thomas DePietro, Marisa Chamness, Elizabeth K Schneider, Samantha M Keller, and Caroline Lawless. 2017. Using c-Jun to map neural circuits via which single prolonged stress exposure disrupts extinction retention. Behavioral Brain Research 341(2): 189-197 Knox, Dayan, Briana R. Stanfield, Jennifer M. Staib, Nina P. David, Samantha M. Keller, and Thomas DePietro. 2016. Neural circuits via which single prolonged stress exposure leads to fear extinction retention deficits. Learning & Memory 23 (12):689-698 David, Nina, Jonathan Justice, and John McNutt. 2015. Smart Cities are Transparent Cities: The Role of Fiscal Transparency in Smart City Governance. In Transforming city governments for successful smart cities, edited by Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar. Berlin: Springer. David, Nina. 2015. Factors Affecting Planned Unit Development Implementation. Planning Practice and Research 30 (4):393-409 David, Nina. 2014. Factors Affecting Municipal Land Use Cooperation. Land Use Policy 42: 170–182 Selected publications under review Basmajian, Carlton and Nina David. 2019. A Strategy for the Seventies: Circular A-95 and US Regional Planning. Journal of Planning History (under review) David, Nina. 2019. Governing tomorrow: the use of youth participation in local planning. Cities (Revise and resubmit) David, Nina and Adria Buchanan. 2019. Planning our Future: Institutionalizing Youth Participation in Local Government Planning Efforts. Planning Theory and Practice (Revise and resubmit) Selected Grants 2019 National Science Foundation Smart and Connected Communities Track II ($2,195,373 pending) 2019 National Science Foundation Smart and Connected Communities Track I $2,195,373 (pending) 2019 National Science Foundation Coastlines and People: Early-Concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER) $295,931 (pending) 2018 National Science Foundation Algorithms for Threat Detection (ATD) Program $593,396 (pending) 2017 U.S. Geological Survey Support for a research assistant for the 2018-2019 academic year Selected Honors and Awards 2017 Mayors Office, City of Wilmington, Delaware and Cornerstone West Better Block Champion Award 2017 Dupont Interdisciplinary Science Learning Laboratories

Exemplary achievement in community service and creating interdisciplinary knowledge through community engagement

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NAZANIN GHAFFARI 5854-| (832) 517 Nazanin.Ghaffari@uta.edu

UTA Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture ghaffari-https://mentis.uta.edu/explore/profile/nazanin

Education

Ph.D. in Urban Planning and Public Policy (expected: May 2020). University of Texas at Arlington. Dissertation: Declining or Thriving: Questioning Publicness, Inclusiveness and Justice in Downtown

Dallas Signature Parks.

Ph.D. Candidate in Urban Studies – Withdrawal (ABD), (2014). Azad University, Tehran, Iran.

Dissertation: Urban Sub-cultures and Representation in Modern Iran’s Everyday Life Reflecting on

Iranian Cinema.

Master of Urban Design (2010). Azad University, Tehran, Iran.

Thesis: Designing Urban Open Spaces for Young People.

Bachelor of Architecture (2006). Azad University, Tehran, Iran.

Teaching Experience

Instructor, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, University of Texas at Arlington. The Metroplex (Spring 2018, Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019)

Enhanced Graduate Teaching Assistant, UTA College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs.

Transportation Planning, History, and Policy (Fall 2015, Spring 2016) – Instructor: Dr. Jianling LI

Metropolitan Sustainability and Plan-making (Fall 2016, Spring 2017) - Instructor: Prof. John Dugan

Planning History, Theory and Ethics (Spring 2017) - Instructor: Dr. Enid Arvidson

Planning, Urban Development, and Structure (Fall 2017) - Instructor: Dr. Ard Anjomani

Research Questions in Planning (Fall 2017) - Instructor: Dr. Mahyar Arefi

Research Foundations and Ph.D. Workshop (Fall 2017) - Instructor: Dr. Mahyar Arefi

Spatial Theory and Policy: Urban Form and Structure (Fall 2017) - Instructor: Dr. Ard Anjomani

Adjunct Faculty, Azad University, Tehran, Iran. Environmental Perception & Expression (Fall 2011, Fall 2012)

Introduction to World Urbanism (Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013)

Environmental Condition Regulation (Sustainable Development) (Spring 2011, Spring 2012)

Introduction to Islamic - Iranian Urbanism (Spring 2011, Spring 2012, Spring 2013)

Introduction to Urban Design (Spring 2013)

Urban Design Studio (Fall 2013)

Research Experience (Selected)

Co-PI. (2019-2020). CAPPA Water and Human Settlements Initiative Grant. $25,000. North of the

Island.

Research associate. (2012-2015). Asia-Pacific Slum Upgrading Working Group.

Researcher. (2012). Supporting youth Livelihood in Iranian Cities.

Researcher . (2013-2014). United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Housing Sector Profile

for Iran .

Researcher . (2010 – 2013). Tehran Urban Planning and Research Center.

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Publications

Arefi, M., Ghaffari, N. (2019). Five Episodes of Urban Discovery as a Student Recruitment Strategy in

Planning. Journal of Planning Education and Research. (Submitted on May 2019).

Ghaffari, N. (2014). Questioning the Executive Organization of Tehran's Strategic Plan as a Barrier Toward its

Realization. Tehran, Iran: Tehran Urban Planning and Research Center.

Shokouhi Bidhendi, M. S., Ghaffari, N. (2011). Proposed Indices and Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluating

the Realization of Tehran's Strategic Plan. Tehran, Iran: Tehran Urban Planning and Research Center.

Papers in Progress

Ghaffari, N. The impact of design and occupation programming of public spaces on exclusionary

strategies: An evidence from Downtown Dallas Signature Parks.

Ghaffari, N. Do non-profit organizations’ forms (BIDs, FBOs, Friends of the Parks, etc.) affect the

inclusiveness of publicly-used spaces?

Conference Presentations (Selected)

Ghaffari, N. (2019, October). From the Park as Stage to the Park Staged: Does Diversity Indicate

Inclusivity in Dallas Art District Signature Park? ACSP 2019, Greenville, SC.

Ghaffari, N., Arefi, M. (2018, October). The Impact of Privatization on Diversity in Public Space:

Evidence from Downtown Dallas Parks, ACSP 2018, Buffalo, NY.

Ghaffari, N., Roosta, M. (2013, September). Renovating Urban Deteriorated Areas: Multicultural

Challenges, Contrasts and Attachments, 7th Global Conference on Multiculturalism: Conflicts and

Belonging, Oxford University, UK.

Ghaffari, N. (2011, February). Environmental pollution: A limit to the Realization of Cycle-Friendly

Catalyst Projects, 1st Conference on City, Bicycle and Citizens, Tehran, Iran.

Ghaffari, N., Hosseini, H. (2011, October). Realization Barriers of Urban Heritage Plans in Iran’s

Hierarchical Urban Planning System – The Case Study of Tehran’s Historical Context, ICOMOS

Thailand International Conference on Asian Urban Heritage, Phuket Town, Thailand.

Ghaffari, N. (2010, December). Collaboration Necessity in Tehran Deteriorated Urban Context, The 2nd

National Conference on Tehran Renovation, Tehran Renovation Organization, Tehran, Iran.

Posters

Ghaffari, N. (2019, October). Public, Private, and Not-for-Profit Partnership: Questioning Inclusiveness

in Downtown Dallas Signature Parks, ACSP 2019, Greenville, SC.

Honors and Awards

CAPPA Water and Human Settlements Initiative Grant - (Co-PI) - $25,000 ACSP-POCIG Scholarship for Student Travel sponsored by The ACSP

CAPPA Enhanced Graduate Teaching Assistantship (A 5-Year Full Scholarship)

Texas Public Education Grant – 2018 – 3500$

Texas Public Education Grant – 2017 – 4400$

Texas Public Education Grant – 2016 – 1800$

CAPPA Dean’s Excellence Scholarship – 2015 – 1800$

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SILVIA R. GONZÁLEZ (JIMÉNEZ) sil.rgonzalez@ucla.edu | 818-270-0497 |

EDUCATION

PhD - Urban Planning, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) expected June 2020 Dissertation Title: The Role of Neighborhoods in Constructing Environmental Health Disparities in LA’s Disadvantaged Neighborhoods

MA – Urban & Regional Planning, Community Economic Development Concentration, UCLA 2013 BA – Geography/Environmental Studies, Minor in Urban & Regional Studies, UCLA 2009 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Books

Ong, P. & S. R. González. 2019. Uneven Urbanscape: Spatial Structures and Ethnoracial Economic Stratification. Cambridge University Press.

Peer-Reviewed

Pierce, G., González, S. R., Roquemore, P. & R. Ferdman. 2019. Sources of and Solutions to Mistrust of Tap Water Originating Between Treatment and the Tap: Lessons from Los Angeles County. Science of the Total Environment, 694:1.

González, S. R., Loukaitou-Sideris, A., & K. Chapple. 2019. Transit Neighborhoods, Commercial Gentrification, and Traffic Crashes: Exploring the Linkages in Los Angeles and the Bay Area. Journal of Transport Geography, 77, 79-89.

Pierce, G., Gabbe, C. J., & S. R. González. 2018. Improperly-zoned, Spatially-marginalized, and Poorly-served? An Analysis of Mobile Home Parks in Los Angeles County. Land Use Policy, 76, 178-185.

Pierce, G., & S. R. González. 2017. Public Drinking Water System Coverage and Its Discontents: The Prevalence and Severity of Water Access Problems in California’s Mobile Home Parks. Environmental Justice, 10(5), 168-173.

Loukaitou-Sideris, A., González, S. R., & P. M. Ong. 2017. Triangulating Neighborhood Knowledge to Understand Neighborhood Change: Methods to Study Gentrification. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 39(2), 227–242.

Pierce, G., & S. R. González. 2016. Mistrust at the Tap? Factors Contributing to Public Drinking Water

(Mis)Perception Across U.S. Households. Water Policy, (19(1), 1-12.).

Pierce, G., & Jimenez, S. 2015. Unreliable Water Access in US Mobile Homes: Evidence from the American

Housing Survey. Housing Policy Debate, 25(4), 739-753.

Other

Pfeiffer, D., González, S. R., & P. Ong. 2019. “Wall Street Single-Family Homes in Los Angeles County: An Analysis of Invitation Homes.” UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate, Working Paper Series.

Ong, P., Pech, C., Cheng A., & S. R. González. 2018. “Developing Statewide Sustainable-Communities Strategies Monitoring System for Jobs, Housing, and Commutes.” California Department of Transportation.

Ong, P., Comandon, A., Cheng, A. & S. R. González. 2018. South Los Angeles Since the 1960s. UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge.

Ong, P., Sciara, G. C., Pech, C., Cheng A., González, S. R., Thomas, T., Strand, S., and A. Schouten. 2018. “Identifying, Evaluating, and Selecting Indicators and Data for Tracking Land Use and Transportation-Related Trends Related to SB 375 Goals.” California Air Resources Board.

Ong, P.M., Jiménez, S., Parent, W. and E. Ong. 2014. “The State of Donations: Individual Charitable Giving in Los Angeles.” UCLA Center for Civil Society.

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Ray, R., Ong. P.M. and S. Jiménez. 2014. "Impacts of the Widening Divide: Los Angeles at the Forefront of the Rent Burden Crisis." UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate Working Paper Series.

Ong, P. M., Jiménez, S., Wong, K. Stephens, P., Pech, C., Wong, N., Ong, J., & Lee, C. 2012. “Assessment of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice in CDBG-Eligible Jurisdictions.” California Department of Housing and Community Development.

SELECTED RESEARCH GRANTS

2019-2020 Senior Researcher, “Lead Testing Program Development & Policy Recommendations in Early Care & Education Sites,” First 5-Los Angeles. $70,000. UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation. PI: Gregory Pierce.

2019-2020 Senior Researcher & Project Manager, “Ground Truthing through Community Narratives,” UCLA Institute on Inequality & Democracy. $10,000. PI: Paul Ong.

2019-2020 Senior Researcher & Project Manager, “Transportation Disparities, Sustainability and Health,” California Initiative for Health Equity & Action. $35,000. PI: Paul Ong.

2017-2018 Student Working Group. “What Immigrant-Serving Nonprofits Need Funders to Understand After the 2016 Election.” $1,000. UCLA Institute on Inequality and Democracy.

2017-2018 Doctoral Research Grant. “Voting on Environmental Issues in Latino Neighborhoods.” Annual and Summer Graduate Mentorship Program Fellow. $31,000. UCLA.

2016-2018 Senior Researcher & Project Manager, “Documenting Displacement's Effects,” The California Endowment. $325,000. PI: Paul Ong.

2012-2013 Student Working Group. “Inequality at the Tap.” $1,500. Social Justice Award, W.K. Kellogg Foundation & UCLA Luskin School.

SELECTED FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS

2015-2020 Eugene V. Cota-Robles Fellow, UCLA, 2015-2020 ($25,000 annual) 2011-2013 Community Partners Fellowship, UCLA Luskin School ($30,000) 2013 Outstanding Student Award, American Institute of Certified Planners, UCLA Luskin School 2007 Certificate of Appreciation, Councilman Ed Reyes in “Recognition of outstanding citizenship and activities raising awareness of the L.A. River Revitalization” TEACHING, University of California at Los Angeles (* instructor on record +graduate)

2015, 2019 Master’s in Urban & Regional Planning Comprehensive Project+ Spring 2015 Environment/Urban Planning: Environmental Justice through Multiple Lenses* Spring 2015 Asian American Studies: Scholarly and Creative Communication* Winter 2013 Asian American Studies/Urban Planning: Neighborhood Data Systems Spring 2011 Urban Planning: Urban Data Systems+

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

2019 – present Doctoral Student Fellow, UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation 2013 – present Founding Assistant Director & Staff Researcher, UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge 2009-2013 Research Assistant, Professor Paul Ong, UCLA Luskin School SELECTED PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY SERVICE

2017 – present Co-Lead, Displacement Avoidance Plan, Green Together: Northeast San Fernando Valley Transformative Climate Communities Grant ($23 million for capital improvements)

2017 – present Co-Chair, Premise Plumbing Working Group, UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation 2017-2018 UCLA Planning Doctoral Students Committee, Diversity Working Group 2011-2013 Steering Committee, UCLA Planners of Color for Social Equity, 2011-2013 2011-2013 Student Rep, Master’s Curriculum Committee, UCLA Department of Urban Planning 2010-2012 GIS Curriculum Advisory Panel, Dept of Earth Science & Anthropology, LA Valley College

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Mohammed F. Hafiz University of Texas at Arlington - College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs

mohammedf.hafiz@gmail.com

(669) 377-3943

Research and Teaching Interests: Economic Development, Food Systems, Community Healthy,

Safety, and Transportation & Infrastructure Planning

Education:

Ph.D. in Urban Planning & Public Policy 2015 - 2020

The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, USA

Master of Science in Planning, 2013 - 2015

University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA

Intensive English Program, 2011 - 2012

California State University, Sacramento, CA

Bachelor’s in urban & Regional Planning, 2005-2010

King Abdul-Aziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Work Experience:

Muttawiffy hujjaj south Asia Est.; Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Chair of Pilgrims Housing in Mina Area, seasonal job (2005-2006-2007-2018-2019)

Tucson Clean & Beautiful

Intern (Jan - May 2015)

Red Sea Consulting

City Planner (May 2010 - Feb 2011)

Red Sea Mall

Event Organizer (Jul 2010 - Feb 2011)

Ruwais Development

City Planner (May 2009 - Mar 2010)

Conference Presentations:

• Hafiz, Mohammed, Anjomani, Ardeshir (2019). The Relationship Between Activity

Centers, Transit Oriented Development, and Public Health. Paper presenting at the

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ASCP), Greenville, SC.

• Hafiz, Mohammed, Hamidi, Shima (2018). Comparing TOD and Non- TOD stations in

terms of equity. Paper presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

(ASCP), Buffalo, NY.

• Hafiz, Mohammed, (2018, April). The Relationship between Modern Streetcar and Job

Densities in US Cities. Paper presented at the Western Social Science Association

(WSSA), San Antonio, TX.

• Esfandyari, Sahar, & Hafiz, Mohammed, & Hamidi, Shima, (2017, Oct). Comparing

Economic Outcomes of TOD, TAD, and Hybrid Station in the US. Paper presented at the

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ASCP), Denver, CO.

Volunteer:

• Saudi Student Club, the University of Texas at Arlington 2016- Present

• Cultural Committee Chair, Saudi Student Club, University of Arizona 2014 - 2015

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• English Language Tutor, International Rescue Committee Sacramento, CA 2012

• Girl Scout Celebration Volunteer, Sac State Serves, California State University 2012

• Mega Cookie Drop Volunteer, Sac State Serves, California State University 2012

• Meals on Wheels Volunteer, Sac State Serves, California State University 2012

• Harvest Sacramento Volunteer, Soil Born Farms Sacramento, 2012

Awards and Scholarships:

• King Salman Al Saud PhD Degree Scholarship (2018 - 2019)

• Planners of Color Interest Group (POCIG) Award (2018)

• Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission Conference Travel Award (2017)

• King Salman Al Saud PhD Degree Scholarship (2016 - 2018)

• Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission Excellent Student Award (2014)

• King Abdullah Al Saud Master’s Degree Scholarship (2013 - 2015)

• King Abdullah Al Saud English Program Scholarship (2011 - 2012)

• King Abdul-Aziz University Excellent Student Award (2008)

Skills:

• AutoCAD

• Revit

• ArcMap (GIS)

• SPSS

• Adobe Photoshop

• InDesign

• Microsoft Office

• SketchUp

Languages:

• Arabic – Native

• English – Fluent

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01.07.1990 Cairo, Egypt + Berlin, Germany

mennatullah.hendawy@campus.tu-berlin.demennatuallah.hendawy@eng.asu.edu.eghendawyy@gmail.com

EDUCATION

+201010578459 / +4915733000033

Multi-disciplinary urban planner, Researcher, and Designer moved by spaial-visual justice in cities

MENNATULLAH HENDAWY

WORK EXPERIENCE

04/2017 - Present

Part of the interdisciplinary Leibniz research group program “Mediatisation processes in urban planning and changes in the public sphere.Supervisor: Prof. Joerg Stollmann

PhD Technical University of Berlin, Germany Faculty of Planning Building Environment

MSc. 09/2013 - 09/2015 Stuttgart University, GermanyIntegrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design

BSc. 09/2007 - 07/2012 Ain Shams University, Cairo, EgyptArchitecture Engineering, Urban Planning & Design

Double Degree Master ’s program http://www.iusd.uni-stuttgart.de/ Master thesis “Connecting Urban Policy Making and Implementation’ Case of Maspero, Cairo, Egypt” GPA: A Thesis: A*

3rd & 4th year Rank: 1st on my class, Grade: ExcellentAccumulative Rank: 5th, Grade: Very GoodGraduation Project Grade: ExcellentMajor : Urban Planning, Urban DesignMinors : Architecture Design, Environmental Planning

Dpl. 2010

Distance Learning http://www.homesandcommunities.co.uk/

IGCSE 09/2004 - 07/2007Cambridge University, UK- International General Certificate of Secondary EducationAdvanced Level : Math, Business, Psychology (grade: A)Total Score: 119.5%

Homes and Communities Agency- HCA,Understanding Sustainable Communities

Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space, Erkner, Germa-nyAssociated Researcher

Technical University of Berlin, Ger-many, Faculty VIResearch Associate 65%

Ain shams university, Cairo, EgyptUrban Planning and Design depart-mentAssistant Lecturer

Cairo Iniative for Liberal Arts and Sciences (CILAS)Instructor “Minorities and the City” Course

10 Tooba- Applied research on the built enviromentPart time Research Assisstant

01/2018- Present

05/2017-Present

09/2015- Present (on leave)

04/2017- 06/2017

11/2015- 04/2017

01/2017 - 03/2017

09/2014 – 01/2016

03/2014 – 06/2014

09/2012 – 08/2013

SCHADUF Urban Micro FarmsPart time community designer/ Landscape Architect

AAST ( Arab Academy for Science and Technology), Cairo, EgyptPart time Teaching Assistant

Environics SAE, Cairo, EgyptPart time Research Assistant

Ain shams university, Cairo, EgyptUrban Planning and Design departmentTeaching Assistant

Ain shams university, Cairo, Egypt, IUSDPart time Teaching Assistant

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RESEARCH INTERESTS

SAMPLES OF PUBLICATIONS

Shawkat, Y. & Hendawy, M. (2017) - Urban Budget in Egypt for 2016/2017, 10 Tooba, http://marsadomran.info/policy_analysis/urban/2017/05/765/

Shawkat, Y. & Hendawy, M. (2016) - Myths and Facts of Urban planning in Egypt, 10 Tooba, http://marsa-domran.info/en/policy_analysis/urban-en/2016/11/501/

Hendawy, M., & Madi, B. (2016). Urban Development Through Slum Tourism: A Catalyst For In-side-Out Developmental Approach, Reflections From Cairo’s Ashwa’iyat. http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319299464, presented in Responsive Urbanism conference

Hendawy M. (2015) Connecting Urban Policy Making and Implementation, Case of Maspero, Cairo, Egypt. thesis. IUSD, Vol 3 http://issuu.com/iusd.cairo/docs/iusd_journal_2015

Azouz, N., & Hendawy, M. (2014). People-Oriented Governance As A Tool For Successful Urban Upgrad-ing Projects In Cairo: A Question Of Sustainability. Responsive Urbanism Conference. Cairo.

ElShater, A., & Hendawy, M. (2013). Assessment Methodology towards Outcomes-Based Learning in Ur-ban Design Course. SB13. Cairo. (Best paper award)

More Publications, Reports, and Articles:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/temwc9ntm5cocy8/AADoIjhdPsSqWUHvHTI-t9oua?dl=0

Presentations:

https://www.slideshare.net/mhendawy/edit_my_uploads

SPATIAL

SOCIO-POLITICALPEDAGOLOGICAL

Urban Planning & DesignArchitecture DesignCity ManagementRegenerationSustainable Development

Urban PoliciesCommunity DevelopmentEmpowermentEnablementCommunicationInclusion & IntegrationParticipation

Beneficial KnowledgeEducation, & AcademiaResearch Methodology

Knowledge Production & Transfer Mediatisation

Theory Building Awareness

JUSTICE[PROCESS. IMPACT. VALUE BASED]

CONNECTING RESEARCH WITH REALITY

HONORS AND AWARDS Global Planning Educators Interest Group (GPEIG) Case Study award (2nd place)

Young Planning Professionals’ Award: Routledge Poster Prize at the The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISO-CARP) congress (Runner Up)

PhD scholarschip from Leibniz As-sosiaction

09/2018

09/2018

05/2017 - 02/2020

09/2013 - 09/2015

2013

2012

2008

MSc scholarschip from Ministry of Higher Education Scholarship

Best paper award in Sb13 conference in Cairo

The Ideal student award, (First Place on the Faculty of engineering and 3rd Place on Ain Shams University)

Best Team , MECA Student Activity

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YIWEN (XAVIER) KUAI

xavierk@ucla.edu • 3250 Public Affairs Building, Box 951656, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1656

EDUCATION

University of California, Los Angeles 2020

Ph.D. in Urban Planning (Expected)

Committee: Michael C. Lens, Paavo Monkkonen, Evelyn Blumenberg, Edward Kung

Dissertation: Flying Under the Radar: 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program

Academic Interests: housing policy, urban economics, neighborhoods and poverty, the built

environment, and international development in Asia

New York University 2014

Master of Urban Planning

University of California, Berkeley 2011

B.A. in Economics

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Refereed journal articles

Ellen I. G., Horn, K., & Kuai, Y. 2018. Gateway to Opportunity? Disparities in Neighborhood

Conditions Among Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Residents. Housing Policy Debate,

28(4): 572-591.

Papers under review

Kuai, Y. & Guo, Z. Residents’ Preference towards Wide Street and On-Street Parking in

American Suburbia.

Kuai, Y. Do Developers Utilize Location Incentives in Applying for Low-Income Housing

Tax Credit?

Lens, M., Nelson, K., Gromis, A., Kuai, Y. The Neighborhood Context of Eviction in

Southern California.

Monkkonen P. & Kuai, Y. Does neighborhood diversity erode or enhance social interactions?

Survey evidence from Hong Kong.

Other publications

Lens, M., Stoll, M. A., & Kuai, Y. 2019. Trends in Misdemeanor Arrests in Los Angeles:

2001-2017. Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, University of California, Los

Angeles, Los Angeles.

Monkkonen, P. & Kuai, Y. 2018. Federal Housing Assistance in Los Angeles County is

Primarily for High-Income Neighborhoods. Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies,

University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles.

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Kuai, Y. & Guo, Z. 2016. Do Suburban Residents Want to Pay for Wide Streets? A Survey on

Consumer Preference and Ability to Afford towards Wide Street and On-Street Parking

in American Suburbia. University Transportation Research Center, New York.

Ellen, I. G., Horn, K., Kuai, Y., Pazuniak, R., & Williams, M.D. 2015. Effect of QAP

Incentives on the Location of LIHTC Properties. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban

Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, Washington D.C.

Capperis, S., De la Roca, J., Ellen, I. G., Karfunkel, B., Kuai, Y., Moriarty, S., Steil, J., Stern,

E., Suher, M., Weselcouch, M., Willis, M., & Yager, J. 2015. The State of New York

City’s Housing and Neighborhoods in 2014. Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban

Policy, New York University, New York.

RESEARCH & TEACHING POSITIONS

UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

Graduate Student Researcher 2015-2020

Reader/Teaching Assistant 2015-2020

Undergraduate and master’s level courses: quantitative methods,

microeconomics, urban policy, travel behavior analysis

UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies

Graduate Student Researcher 2015-2018

UCLA California Center for Population Research

Student Affiliate 2016-2020

NYU Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy

Research Affiliate 2015-2018

Junior Research Fellow 2014-2015

Research Assistant 2012-2014

NYU Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service

Research Affiliate 2014-2016

Research Assistant 2012-2014

GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS

Duthie-Secchia Fellowship, UCLA 2018

Graduate Summer Research Mentorship Grant, UCLA 2016, 2017

David & Marianna Fisher Fellowship, UCLA 2015-2019

SKILLS

STATA, SAS, SPSS, R, LaTeX, ArcGIS, SketchUp, Qualtrics, UCINET,

Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Microsoft Office

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Resume (Sep. 15, 2019)

Li, Ziming lizimingisat@gmail.come, https://lizimingisat.wixsite.com/zimingli

Education

Ph. D. in Urban and Regional Planning, University of Florida May 2019

• Research interests: Urban economy, international planning, social equity & public policy, housing & community development

• Dissertation: Understanding informality & planning for safe and inclusive urban spaces: A case study of slums in Patna, India

Ph. D. in Economics, Wuhan University, China July 2013

• Concentration: Political Economy of Development

• Dissertation: Inclusive urban-rural integration: Institutional dilemma and pathfinding

The Johns Hopkins University–Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies July 2012

• Graduate Certificate in International Relations

Northwest University, China July 2008

• Bachelor of Economics

• Bachelor of English Literature (Dual degree)

Professional Experience (selected)

Research Assistant, Dr. Abhinav Alakshendra, University of Florida 2014-present

• Major researcher, “Evaluating economic and administrative linkages in determining firms’ location choice in Hajipur, Bihar”

Project, funded by International Growth Center, Oxford University & London School of Economics, 2014-2017 ($47,647).

• Major researcher, “Understanding slum formation and designing an urban housing policy for poor in Bihar” Project funded

by the Department for International Development, UK government, 2015-2018 ($62,000).

• Assistant, “A study of the social conditions and demands in India’s Smart City,” Korea Labor Institute, 2018-2019 ($17,500).

Visiting Scholar, China Institute for Reform and Development, Hainan Aug.–Nov. 2013

• Assisted in the project “Consumption-oriented Economic Reconstructing and Sustainable Development in China.”

• Assisted in organizing Economic Policy Forum “Emerging Economies Think Tank Alliance for High-Quality Growth.”

Research Assistant

• Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Beijing April –Aug. 2013

• Assisted Professor Lei Wang, Wuhan University in translating Amartya Sen (2009) The Idea of Justice 2011-2012

Peer-reviewed Publications (Selected)

1. Provision of public goods and intergenerational occupational mobility: Empirical evidence from China, book chapter, Inclusive

Development: Emerging Perceptive, forthcoming, Dec. 2019. (with Dr. S. Lu & Dr. A. Alakshendra)

2. Governance, market accessibility, and location choice: A case study of Hajipur Industrial Area, India, The Indian Journal of

Labour Economics, forthcoming, 2019 (with Dr. A. Alakshendra) 3. Did deliberation on the execution of rural policies impact on peasants’ satisfaction towards policies? Chinese Rural Economy

(in Chinese), 2016:4, 55-69 (with Dr. B. Wu et al.)

4. Substantive participation in rural concentrated inhabitation reform: An analysis based on contract theory, Economic Survey (in

Chinese), 2015: 32(1), 25-30 (with Dr. L. Wang)

Papers under Review

5. Slum-dwellers’ perception of neighborhood insecurity and empowering the marginalized among marginalized groups: Gender

difference perspective (Under review, Journal of Urban Affairs)

6. The dynamics of informality, insufficiency, and conflicts in slums: Evidence from Patna, India, Journal of Planning Education

and Research workshop, R&R (Ready to submit it to Habitat International)

7. The missing institutional linkages in constructing slum insecurity: Exclusion, policing and slum upgrading in India (Ready to

submit it to Cities)

Working Papers in Progress

8. Bicycle-friendly community and social mobility in American cities (with Dr. R. L. Steiner & Dr. A. Alakshendra)

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9. Why formalizing slum in India is so tough? An explanation from the perspective of individualism (Abstract was accepted by the International Journal of Urban Sciences)

10. What tags did you attach to informal settlements: Understanding the interaction between the public’s perceptions in social

media and the strategies of neighborhood redevelopment (Accepted by 2019 ACSP conference)

11. Understanding livability: Social inclusion, happiness, and urban residents’ satisfaction with their living communities in 41 cities in China (with Dr. J. Zong)

12. How could urban planning scholars mitigate the data insufficiency in the research of transboundary and regional water crisis

13. Corporate performance and governmental favoritism: Evidence from a natural experiment in China

14. Impact of firms’ income tax reduction on employment: Identification through China’s corporate income tax reform

Teaching Experience

Instructor

• China’s Economy, IDH2930, UF Honors Program, University of Florida, Spring 2019

• Macroeconomics and microeconomics (undergraduate), Advanced Chinese (on-line), Wuhan University, Fall 2010

Teaching Assistant

• Urban Economy, URP6042, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Florida, Fall 2016

Workshop Speaker

• “Having an inclusive class: Understanding the gaps between the perspectives of international students and faculty,” Passport

to Great Teaching Program Workshop, University of Florida, Aug. 28, 2019

• “Understanding sustainability in the context of One Belt One Road Initiative and China’s regional planning,” Introduction to

Global Planning and Development URP4905, University of Florida, Nov. 1, 2017

• Doctoral research methodology, DCP7790, and Doctoral seminar DCP7794, 2017-2019 (multiple times)

Presentations and Invited Talks (selected)

• Annual Conference of Urban Affairs Association, Los Angeles, 2019 (Paper 5 presented)

• First Annual Urban Planning Conference at Alabama A &M University, 2019 (Paper 7 presented)

• Annual Conferences of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), 2016, 2018, & 2019 (Paper. 6, 8, 9,10)

• Annual Conferences of the International Association for China Planning, China, 2011 & 2018. (Paper 4 and 11 presented)

• Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Economics, India, 2017. (Paper 14 presented)

• Global Conference on “Prosperity, Equality, and Sustainability: Perspectives and Policies for a Better World,” the World

Bank and the Institute for Human Development, India, 2016. (Paper 1 presented)

• Annual Conference of The International Society for New Institutional Economics, Boston, 2015. (Paper 13 presented)

• “Understanding India and dancing with dragon and elephant: Inclusive urbanism and regional cooperation,” Wuhan University

Institute of Central China Development Forum, China, June 26, 2018 (Invited talk)

Professional Service

• Referee: Urban Studies, Urban Planning International, International Journal of Society Systems Science, International

Journal of Sustainable Society

• Discussant and Moderator: 2019 ACSP conference

• International Correspondent: Urban Planning International

Awards & Honors

Academic Awards: --First Place Award, DCP Research Symposium Poster Competition, UFL, 2018

--Dissertation Award, U. of Florida, 2018

Honors: --Peter Kanavos, Sr. Memorial Award for Overall Excellence of a Graduating Planning Student, UFL, 2018

--Outstanding Student Award, The Johns Hopkins-Nanjing University Center, 2012

--President Award, Nanjing University, 2011

--Two Graduate Student Awards, Wuhan University, 2008-2010

Travel grants: -- Five travel grants from DCP, Graduate School, and UF Honors Program, UFL, 2015, 2016, 2018

-- Two travel grants from International Association for China Planning, 2011, 2018

Skills

• Stata, ArcGIS, MATLAB (machine learning), R, Python (NLTK), GeoDa, CiteSpace, Gephi

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LU LIAO

314 West Sibley Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853 LL743@cornell.edu

https://sites.google.com/cornell.edu/lu-liao (607) 697-3621

EDUCATION

2020 (expected) Cornell University

Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning

Teaching Certification, Cornell Center for Teaching Innovation

2015 Tsinghua University

M.A. in Public Policy

2012 Tsinghua University

B.A. with Distinction in Law; B.A. in English (minor)

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Environmental Planning, Sustainability, Social Equity, Climate Change, Plan Implementation

REFEREED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

Liao, L., Warner, M. E., and Homsy, G. C. When Do Plans Matter? Tracking Changes in

Local Government Sustainability Actions from 2010 to 2015. Forthcoming at Journal of the

American Planning Association.

Liao, L., Warner, M. E., and Homsy, G. C. Sustainability’s Forgotten Third E: What

Influences Local Government Actions on Social Equity? Forthcoming at

Local Environment.

Homsy, G. C., Liao, L., and Warner, M. E. (2019). Sustainability and Disaster Planning: What

are the Connections? Rural Sociology. Published online first, 1-25.

Gradus, R., Homsy, G. C., Liao, L., and Warner, M. E. (2019). Which US Municipalities

Adopt Pay-As-You-Throw and Curbside Recycling? Resources, Conservation & Recycling,

143, 173-183.

Liu, Z., Liao, L., and Mei, C. (2018). Not-in-my-backyard but Let’s Talk: Explaining Public

Opposition to Facility Siting in Urban China. Land Use Policy, 77, 471-478.

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS

Homsy, G.C., Warner, M.E. and Liao, L. (2016). Sustainability and Local Governments:

Planning Helps Balance Environmental, Economic, and Social Equity Priorities. Local

Government Review, 5-14. International City County Management Association (ICMA).

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SELECT FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS

2015, 2019 Sage Fellowship, Cornell University

2018 C.V. Starr, Mario Einaudi Center International Research

Award, Cornell University (declined)

2015 - 2019 Travel Grants, Cornell University

2012 Excellent Graduate, Tsinghua University

2010 National Scholarship for Encouragement, Tsinghua University

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Cornell University, Department of City and Regional Planning

Introduction to Planning Practice and History (masters core), TA Fall 2019

Introduction to Quantitative Methods for the Analysis of Public

Policy (undergraduate core), TA

Fall 2016, 2018

Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for

Planners (undergraduate & masters), TA

Fall 2017, Spring 2018

Tsinghua University, School of Public Policy and Management

Public Policy Analysis (masters core), TA Fall 2014

Research Design and Thesis Writing (masters core), TA Spring 2014

SERVICES AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2016.9 - 2017.6 Secretary, Cornell Association of Ph.D. Planners

2016.7 - 2016.8 Summer Research Intern, Policy Research Center for Environmental

and Economy, Ministry of Ecology and Environment of the People’s

Republic of China

2013.12 - 2014.3 Research Consultant, Columbia Global Center, Columbia University

2013.7 - 2013.12 Researcher, Asia Competitiveness Institute (ACI) of Lee Kuan Yew

School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS IN TWO YEARS

“How Do Sub-national Governments Influence Local Climate Change Actions.”

APPAM, Denver, CO, November 7-9, 2019.

ACSP, Greenville, SC, October 24-27, 2019.

“Social Equity and Sustainability – Can Cities Lead the Way?”

AAG, Washington, DC, April 4-7, 2019.

“Exploring the Energy Subsystems: Political Powers and Political Coalitions Behind.”

APPAM, Washington, DC, November 8-10, 2018.

“Do Sustainability Plans Matter? A Performance Analysis of Plan Implementation.”

ACSP, Buffalo, NY, October 25-28, 2018.

UAA, Toronto, ON, Canada, April 4-7, 2018.

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RESUME

Tianjun (Luke) Lu

140 Otey Street, Blacksburg, VA. U.S. 24061, E-mail: tianjun@vt.edu, Tel: 540.449.4913

Education

2020 PhD, Planning, Governance, and Globalization, Virginia Tech, expected 5/2020.

2016 MURP, Master of Urban and Regional Planning, Virginia Tech.

2011 BE, Urban Planning, Guilin University of Technology.

Research Experience

2018 – 2020 Graduate Research Assistant, Air pollution exposure models in the continental

US (Center for Air, Climate, and Energy Solutions, US EPA).

2018 – 2019 Graduate Research Assistant, Measuring neighborhood environment in

Chicago, IL (Northwestern University, US NIH).

2017 – 2018 Graduate Research Assistant, Community-based monitoring input for air quality

models (Minneapolis Department of Health, City of Minneapolis, MN).

2014 – 2016 Graduate Research Assistant, Traffic count program to explore spatial and

temporal patterns of travel (Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability

University Transportation Center [MATS-UTC]).

Professional Experience

2011 – 2014 Director of the Construction Management Office, Urban Planning and

Construction Management Bureau, Tieshan, Huangshi, Hubei, China.

Responsible for urban planning, infrastructure construction, and hazard

resilience projects.

Refereed Journal Articles

2019 Lu, T., Lansing, J., Zhang, W., Bechle, MJ., Hankey, S., Land Use Regression

models for 60 volatile organic compounds: Comparing Google Point of

Interest (POI) and city permit data, Science of The Total Environment, 677,

131-141 (Impact Factor [IF]: 5.59).

2018 Lu, T., Mondschein, A., Buehler, R., Hankey, S., Adding temporal information

to direct-demand models: Hourly estimation of bicycle and pedestrian traffic in

Blacksburg, VA, Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment,

63, 244-260 (IF: 4.05).

2017 Hankey, S., Lu, T., Mondschein, A., Buehler, R., Spatial models of active travel

in small communities: Merging the goals of traffic monitoring and direct-

demand modeling, Journal of Transport & Health, 7, 149-159 (IF: 2.58).

Lu, T., Buehler, R., Mondschein, A., Hankey, S., Designing a bicycle and

pedestrian traffic monitoring program to estimate annual average daily traffic

in a small rural college town, Transportation Research Part D: Transport and

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Environment, 53, 193-204 (IF: 4.05).

Manuscripts in Preparation

Lu, T., Zhang, W., Hankey, S., Using crowdsourcing, machine learning, and

remote sensing to develop annual-average LUR models for the contiguous

USA.

Lu, T., Wan, Y., Bechle, MJ., Presto, AA., Hankey, S., External validation of

national Land Use Regression models for PM2.5 using a low-cost sensor

network.

Lu, T., Zhang, W., Hankey, S., Exploring the relationship between urban form

and air quality in the USA: empirical evidence of Local Climate Zone.

Demuzere, M., Zhang, W., Lu, T., Hankey, S., Role of expert-derived training

areas in Local Climate Zone mapping.

Kershaw, KN., Lu, T., Hyman, MJ., Hankey, S., Crowdsourcing to measure the

neighborhood environment.

Technical Report

2016 Hankey, S., Lu, T., Mondschein, A., Buehler, R., Designing a bicycle and

pedestrian traffic count program to estimate performance measures on streets

and sidewalks in Blacksburg, VA, MATS-UTC.

Awards, Honors & Certificates

2019 Travel Award, International Association for China Planning (IACP).

2016 Geospatial Information Technology Certificate.

2015 PlanVirginia Fellowship outstanding first-year graduate student.

People’s Choice Award of the Save Our Towns Summit, VA.

Teaching Experience

2019 Session of Computer Application in Planning (Undergraduate/Graduate).

2016 Session of Higher Education in Democratic Societies (Graduate).

2010 – 2014 Online English Teacher: YY (Live Voice and Video Course).

2011 English Teacher: New Oriental (Standardized Tests).

Professional Skills

Urban Modeling: ArcGIS, CUBE

Statistics: R, SPSS, STATA, MATLAB, Minitab

Computer Languages: Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML

Databases: PostgreSQL, Microsoft Access

Planning and Design: Sketch, Sketch-up, AutoCAD, Photoshop, InDesign

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Kim Mosby, Ph. D. Community Engagement Specialist Postdoc, LSU Coastal Sustainability Studio 504-305-9653/ 212 Design Building LSU, Baton Rouge, LA 70803 / kmosby4@lsu.edu

Research Interests: Disaster Management, Structural Inequalities, Policy & Development,

Participatory Planning

EDUCATION

2017 PhD, Urban Studies/Affairs, University of New Orleans.

2015 MURP, Urban and Regional Planning, University of New Orleans.

2012 MA, Sociology, University of New Orleans.

2007 BA, Individualized Study, New York University.

2005 AA, Liberal Arts, Des Moines Area Community College.

PUBLICATIONS (Selected)

Mosby, K. (2020, forthcoming). Frameworks of recovery: Health at the intersection of policy

changes after Hurricane Katrina. In K. Cherry, & A. Gibson (Eds.), The Intersection of

Trauma and Disaster Behavioral Health. New York, NY: Springer.

Mosby, K., Birch, T., Moles, A., & Cherry, K. (2020, forthcoming). Disasters and older adults in

rural communities. In L. Kaye (Ed.), Handbook of Rural Aging. New York, NY:

Routledge.

Lowe, K., & Mosby, K. (2016). The conceptual mismatch: A qualitative analysis of

transportation costs and stressors for low-income adults. Transport Policy, 49, 1-8.

Jenkins, P., Lambeth, T., Mosby, K., & Brown, B. (2015). Local nonprofit organizations in a

post-Katrina landscape: Help in a context of recovery. American Behavioral Scientist,

59(10), 1263–1277.

Lowe, K., Mosby, K., & Tolford, T. (2015). The conceptual mismatch: Transportation stressors

and experiences for low-income adults. [Report]. College Station, TX: Southwest

Region University Transportation Center.

Renne, J., Listokin, D., Amdal, J., Tolford, T., & Mosby, K. (2015). Historic preservation and

transportation oriented development guidebook. [Report]. New Orleans, LA: Merritt C.

Becker, Jr. University of New Orleans Transportation Institute.

Renne, J., Amdal, J., Shah, V., Mosby, K., & Puczkowskyi, N. (2014). Alternative fuels

assessment for the Capital Area Transit System. [Report]. New Orleans, LA: Merritt C.

Becker, Jr. University of New Orleans Transportation Institute.

FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS, & AWARDS (Selected)

2016 Doctoral Dissertation Year Fellowship, University of New Orleans, $24,000.

2016 People of Color Interest Group Student Travel Award, ACSP, $500.

2016 Student Government Association Travel Award, University of New Orleans, $500.

2012 Doctoral Scholars 4-Year Fellowship, SREB & Louisiana Board of Regents, $120,000.

SERVICE

2018-Pres. Board Member. Institute of Women & Ethic Studies Community Institutional

Review Board, New Orleans, LA.

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2018 Judge. Seminar in Social Justice Capstone, Abramson Sci Academy, New Orleans, LA.

2017 Judge. Seminar in Social Justice Capstone, Abramson Sci Academy, New Orleans, LA.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Community Engagement Specialist Postdoc, LSU Coastal Sustainability Studio, Baton

Rouge, LA, 2019-Present

Coordinated community engagement activities and participatory planning processes,

supervised 15 graduate assistants, and synthesized interdisciplinary research findings for

reports and peer-reviewed articles as project manager for a $3 million dollar NAS grant.

Research Consultant, K&G Solutions, LLC, New Orleans, 2018-Present Designed and analyzed mixed methods studies to evaluate the impact of social programs.

Research Assistant, UNO Transportation Institute, New Orleans, 2014-2016 Utilized analytic, facilitation, and verbal and written communication skills to conduct

research projects, write reports, and identify policy recommendations related to transit

accessibility, disaster management, historic preservation, and community development.

Research Consultant, Foundation for Louisiana, New Orleans, 2015 Created market analyses, business plans, facility programming, and revenue projections

to show long-term project sustainability for which client received a $500,000 grant.

Research Assistant, UNO Department of Sociology, New Orleans, 2011-2012

Applied analytic, research, and written communication skills to draft peer-reviewed

publications on domestic violence and non-profit roles in disaster.

Research Assistant, UNO Center for Hazards Assessment, Response & Technology, New

Orleans, 2009-2011 Strengthened interview, teamwork, and qualitative research skills on team projects

designed to mitigate natural disasters for vulnerable populations.

PRESENTATIONS (Selected)

Conference Presentations

2019 Mosby, K. "Frameworks of recovery: Exploring the intersection of policy & decision-

making after Hurricane Katrina". Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual

Conference. October 24-27, 2019. Greenville, SC.

2019 Mosby, K., & Birch, T. "Inland from the coast: Measuring wellbeing as a guide for

community development". Community Research Conference. Aug. 9, 2019. New

Orleans, LA.

2016 Mosby, K. “Returning to Post-Katrina New Orleans: Exploring the impact of disaster

recovery planning and policy changes on the decision-making processes of African

Americans”. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference.

November 3-6, 2016. Portland, OR.

Invited Presentations

2019 Mosby, K. "Frameworks of recovery: Exploring the intersection of policy & decision-

making after Hurricane Katrina". LSU Sociology Colloquium. November 11, 2019.

Baton Rouge, LA.

2018 Mosby, K. Bridging Adult Education & Planning for Hazards. Adult Learning Institute:

Bridges. June 1, 2018. New Orleans, LA.

2015 Mosby, K. Through the lens of Katrina: Long-term disaster recovery in the United

States. Loyola University Panel Presentation. September 8, 2015. New Orleans, LA.

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VALERIE A. PURRY 336 Burnham Road Brandon, MS 39042 601-500-0857

E-mail: valerie.a.purry@jsums.edu

Websites: http://www.jsums.edu/history/dr-purry/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/valerie-purry-ph-d-71543324/

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Housing & Community/Economic Development; Social Justice, Gender & Diversity Planning

EDUCATION

2015 Jackson State University, Urban and Regional Planning

Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning/Community Development and Housing

Dissertation: Purry, V. (2015) Formerly Incarcerated Females and their Unique

Challenges in the Search for Community and Housing

2005 Jackson State University, Criminology

M.A. in Criminology

Thesis: African American Women with HIV/AIDS: An Examination of the

Efficacy of Limited Healthcare Treatment in the Central Mississippi Correctional

Facility As Experienced by Recently Released Former Prisoners.

2002 Jackson State University, Jackson, MS

B.S., magna cum laude, Criminal Justice/Juvenile Justice

1979-1982 Cal State University Hayward, Hayward, CA

Undergraduate Courses in Criminal Justice Administration

PUBLICATIONS

Articles

E. C. Merem, Y. Twumasi, J. Wesley, M. Alsarari, S. Fageir, M. Crisler, C. Romorno, D.

Olagbegi, A. Hines, G. S. Ochai, E. Nwagboso, S. Leggett, D. Foster, V. Purry, J.

Washington, Analyzing the Tragedy of Illegal Fishing on the West African Coastal

Region, International Journal of Food Science and Nutrition Engineering, Vol. 9 No. 1,

2019, pp. 1-15. doi: 10.5923/j.food.20190901.01.

E. C. Merem, Y. Twumasi, J. Wesley, M. Alsarari, S. Fageir, M. Crisler, C. Romorno, D.

Olagbegi, A. Hines, G. S. Ochai, E. Nwagboso, S. Leggett, D. Foster, V. Purry, J.

Washington, Assessing Issues in Wildland Habitat Management in the State of

Mississippi, Frontiers in Science, Vol. 9 No. 1, 2019, pp. 5-19. doi:

10.5923/j.fs.20190901.02.

E. C. Merem, Y. Twumasi, J. Wesley, M. Alsarari, S. Fageir, M. Crisler, C. Romorno, D.

Olagbegi, A. Hines, O. S. Mwakimi, E. Nwagboso, S. Leggett, D. Foster, V. Purry, J.

Washington, Analyzing Land Use and Change Detection in Eastern Nigeria Using GIS

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and Remote Sensing, American Journal of Geographic Information System, Vol. 8 No. 2,

2019, pp. 103-117. doi: 10.5923/j.ajgis.20190802.06. Poetry Book

Purry, V. (2004) Surrender to the Moon (Poetry), I Just Feel. Mills, MD. (p.1)

Watermark Press.

Monograph & Journal Article

Purry, V. (2019) Systemic Racism and the Lingering Inequalities faced by Minorities When

Approached by the Criminal Justice System. (forthcoming monograph fall 2019)

Works in Progress

Purry, V. (2016) Female Ex-Offenders and Their Unique Challenges in the Search for

Community and Housing in Jackson, Mississippi. (forthcoming winter 2019)

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Instructor UNIV 100 University Success Jackson State University

Fall 2015/16/17/18

Adjunct Instructor, CJ 333 Criminology

Fall 2015

Adjunct Instructor CJ 310 Women Crime and the Criminal Justice System

Fall 2014

Teaching Assistant URP 722 Community Development and Housing, URP &24 Urban

Revitalization Studio, URP &20 Urban Housing Policy

2007-2009

Teaching Assistant CJ 464 Seminar Court Procedures in Family Law

CJ 510 Comparative Analysis of African/Euro-Centric Perspectives

CJ 525 Designing New Criminal Justice Delivery Systems

CJ 530 Implementing Behavior and Strategic for Planned Changed

CONFERENCE AND ACADEMIC PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS (SELECTED)

Papers Presented

Presentation Paper-“Systemic Racism and the Lingering Inequalities faced by Minorities when

Approached by the Criminal Justice System” National Association of African American Studies,

Dallas, Texas. February 11-16, 2019

Presentation/Paper on “The Caribbean Urban Issues of Overcrowding-Shantytowns”.

DOI:10.13140/RG.2.1.4881.7045. 46th Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, San

Diego, CA. March 16-19, 2016

Presentation/Paper on “Globalization and the Impact on the Routine of Women”. Borders and

Boundaries in an Age of Global Urbanization. 44th Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs

Association, San Antonio, Texas. March 19-22, 2014

Presentation/Paper on “Formerly Incarcerated Females and Their Unique Challenges in the

Search for Community and Housing in Central Mississippi”. Building the 21st Century City:

Inclusion, Innovation, and Globalization. 43rd Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs

Association, San Francisco, CA April 3-6, 2013

Full CV and References Available Upon Request

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TY REDDEN—CURRICULUM VITAE Africana Studies Program, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA

tredden@gettysburg.edu 912.272.1695

EDUCATION

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL PhD, Design, Construction, & Planning, August 2017

Dissertation: “Passing the Torch: Urban Apartheid and the 2016 Summer Olympics” Graduate Certificate in Latin American Studies

Savannah State University, Savannah, GA MS, Urban Studies & Planning, May 2014

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

2017-Present Visiting Assistant Professor of Africana Studies, Gettysburg College

SPECIALIZATIONS

Critical Race Theory, Housing Informality and Uneven Development; Mega-Project Development; and Spatial Equity and Justice

PUBLICATIONS

Dedenbach, L., Frank, K., Larsen, K., & Redden, T. (2019). Building the Foundation for Arnstein’s Ladder: Community Empowerment through a Participatory Neighborhood Narrative Process. In M. Lauria & C. Slotterback (Eds.), Learning from Arnstein's Ladder: From citizen participation to public engagement. New York, NY: Routledge. (Forthcoming)

Redden, T. (2018). Review: The Oxford Handbook of Megaproject Management by Flyvbjerg, Bent, ed. Journal of Planning Education and Research. https://doi.org/10.1177/0739456X18815738

MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION

“Pipeline or Practice: Challenges to Diversifying Urban Planning” “From Forgotten Neighborhood to Community Asset: Rectifying the Narratives of Territorial Stigma”

AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS, & GRANTS (SELECTED)

APA, Florida Chapter Award of Excellence in Neighborhood Planning, 2019 Consortium for Faculty Diversity Derrick K. Gondwe Fellowship, 2017-2019 University of Florida-City of Gainesville Research Grant, 2017-2018 Gettysburg College Research and Professional Development Grant, 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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TEACHING EXPERIENCE (SELECTED)

Housing and Race in the United States (Fall 2017, Spring 2018, Spring, 2019, Fall 2019) Introduction to African American Studies (Fall 2019)

SPECIALIZED COURSE REPERTOIRE (SELECTED)

Equitable Community Development Informal Housing in the Global South

INVITED TALKS (SELECTED)

“The Exclusion Games: Resisting the 2016 Summer Olympics,” Human Security and Violence in 21st Century Cities: From Vulnerability to Resilience, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh, April 24th, 2018.

“Urban Apartheid and the 2016 Summer Olympics,” Center for Social and Urban Research, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 23rd, 2018.

“The Normalization of the Failure: Collusion, Displacement, and the 2016 Exclusion Games,” Africana Studies Department, Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina, January 25th, 2018.

CONFERENCE ACTIVITY (SELECTED)

“From Forgotten Neighborhood to Community Asset: Rectifying the Narratives of Territorial Stigma,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Greenville, South Carolina, October 27th, 2019.

“Thirsting for Lemonade: Beyoncé and Racialized Urban Landscapes in Rio de Janeiro,” American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., April 6th, 2019.

“Intersectional Experiences of Women of Color at ACSP Member Institutions,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Buffalo, New York, October 27th, 2018.

“Forced Evictions in Brazil and South Africa: Negotiating MDG 7 and Globalization,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado, October 12th, 2017.

“Advocacy and the Need for Planner-Activists,” Savannah Urban Planning Conference, Savannah, Georgia, March 31st, 2017.

“Urban Apartheid and the 2016 Summer Olympics,” 47th Urban Affairs Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 21st, 2017.

“Passing the Torch: Forcible Evictions Preceding the 2016 Summer Olympics,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Portland, Oregon, November 3rd, 2016.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (SELECTED)

Office of Deputy Chief Operating Officer for Development, DeKalb County, GA Development Research Analyst, 2013-2014

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ANDREA RESTREPO-MIETH 321 W. Sibley Hall • Ithaca, NY 14850

ar866@cornell.edu EDUCATION PhD Cornell University Ithaca, NY

City and Regional Planning 2019 (expected) Dissertation: Agents of Change: institutionalizing progressive planning in Medellin, Colombia Research and teaching interests: international development planning • local public goods urban politics and governance • community-engaged scholarship • metropolitan planning

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 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) PUBLICATIONS (Selected) Restrepo-Mieth, A. (R&R). Opening the Door to Experimentation: progressive housing interventions and the challenges of institutionalization in Medellin, Colombia. Submitted to: International Journal of Housing Policy. Restrepo-Mieth, A. (R&R). Elements of Institutionalization: how state and non-state actors attempt to give progressive urban planning practices continuity. Submitted to: Planning Theory Restrepo-Mieth, A. & Perez Jaramillo, J. (under review). Integrated Metropolitan Planning in Medellin, Colombia. Case study prepared for the report Greater than Parts. World Bank. Restrepo-Mieth, A. (2015). Book review: The Down-Deep Delight of Democracy by Mark Purcell. Planning Theory and Practice, 16(3), pp.447-448. 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.

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Manuscripts in preparation Restrepo-Mieth, A. Institutional compounding and the continuity of progressive planning. Restrepo-Mieth, A. When the sum of sectorial parts is greater than the city as a whole: exploring the causes and consequences of divergent institutionalization. FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS (Selected) 2017 Provost Diversity Fellowship, Cornell University

Engaged Graduate Student Grant, Cornell University Student Travel Award for the ACSP 2017 Conference, ACSP Student Grant for the LASA 2017 Conference, Latin American Studies Association

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

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (Selected) Institutional Compounding and the Continuity of Progressive Planning. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 58th Annual Conference; 2018 October 25 – 28, Buffalo (NY), USA. Elements of Institutionalization: how state and non-state agents attempt to give progressive planning continuity. Paper presented at: Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 57th Annual Conference; 2017 October 12 – 15, Denver (CO), USA. Local planning and local development: community-based organizations working in challenging environments. Paper presented at: Engagement Scholarship Consortium 18th Annual Conference; 2017 September 26-27, Birmingham (AL), USA. 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. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (Selected) Asian Development Bank Phnom Penh, Cambodia Planning of secondary cities in Cambodia (report) May 2015 – Aug 2015 Centre for Sustainable Asian Cities, National University of Singapore Singapore Research Assistant 2012 – 2013 UN-Habitat Vientiane, Lao PDR Water and Sanitation Strategy Intern May 2010 – Jun 2010 Deutsche Bank New York, NY Capital Markets Analyst 2006 – 2008

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Ariadna Itzel Reyes-Sánchez ariadna@upenn.edu

Education

2018 Ph.D. in Community and Regional Planning. University of Texas at Austin.

Dissertation: Energy Justice and the Informal City: Sustainability and Energy Use in Colonias

Populares, Mexico City.

2010 M.Sc. in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN), Mexico

City. Graduation Honors (Mención Honorífica)

2008 B.S. Civil Engineering. Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN), Mexico City

Areas of Specialization

Transportation and infrastructure planning housing and community development, international

development planning, environmental planning and resource management.

Professional Appointments

2019- Lecturer and Research Associate, University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design

2018-2019 Postdoctoral Fellow at the Global Shifts Program, Perry World House, University of

Pennsylvania

2017-2020 Visiting Professor, School of Civil and Engineering, Instituto Politécnico Nacional

Selected Publications

2016 Sletto, B., Lamina, A.M., Oliver, D., Purdue, B., Reyes, A.I., Vasudevan, R. Santo Domingo

Norte, Dominican Republic. UT School of Architecture.

2019 Sletto B, Reyes, A.I., Staines, L., Vasudevan, R., Community-based Planning and Critical

Pedagogy in Santo Domingo Norte, Dominican Republic. PLATFORM: Complexity | Scale |

Power, UT School of Architecture.

2015 Reyes, A. I., 2015. Beyond Just Light Bulbs: The Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions

in the Housing Sector in Mexico City. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Sustainable

Systems and Technologies. Dearborn, Michigan.

Manuscripts under Review

Reyes, A.I., Housing and Transportation: The Implications of Residential Location for the

Commuting Burden of the Working Poor in Mexico City. Journal of Planning Education and

Research.

Reyes, A.I., Sletto B., “I Built it With My Own Hands”: The Albañiles of Isidro Fabela,

Heterogeneity of Informal Housing Quality, and Participatory Slum Upgrading. Journal of

Housing and the Built Environment.

Reyes A.I. Revealing the Contribution of Informal Settlements to Climate Change Mitigation. A

Case Study of Isidro Fabela, Mexico City. Journal of Energy Policy.

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Guerra, E., Li, Shengxiao, L., Reyes, A.I. Urban form, transportation, and commute behavior of

the low-income population in the United States and Mexico. Journal of Urban Studies.

Selected Awards and Fellowships

2019- Penn Institute for Urban Research (IUR) Emerging Scholar. University of Pennsylvania

2017-2018 University of Texas Graduate School Continuing Fellowship

2015 Community Service Award, UT School of Architecture for field research in Los Platanitos,

an informal settlement in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic

2013-2017 Comisión Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT), Graduate Fellowship

2013-2016 Fulbright US-Mexico Commission for Educational & Cultural Exchange (COMEXUS)

García Robles, Graduate Degree Fellowship

Selected Conference Presentations

2019 Heterogeneity of Informal Housing Quality, and Participatory Slum Upgrading. 59th ACSP

Annual Conference. Greenville, South Carolina

2018 Energy Use and Climate Change Mitigation in Mexico City's Colonias Populares. 58th ACSP

Annual Conference. Buffalo, New York

2017 “Here We Do Everything by Walking.” Informality and Sustainable Transportation Practices

of the Working Poor in Mexico City. 57th ACSP Annual Conference. Buffalo, New York

2017 Is Self-Help Construction Sustainable? A Life-Cycle Energy Assessment of Self-help

Housing Units in Mexico City. The International Symposium on Sustainable Systems and

Technology (ISSST), Chicago, Illinois

2016 Keep the Urban Poor in the City to Enable Climate Justice in the Housing Sector in Mexico

City. Urban Affairs Association (UAA), San Diego, California

Selected Teaching Experience

2019- University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design

Instructor. Life-Cycle Assessment in Housing and Transportation (Graduate)

Instructor. Urban Informality and Self-Help Housing: Learning from the Global South (Graduate)

2018-2019 Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania

Instructor. Sustainable Cities (Undergraduate)

2016 UT School of Architecture

Teaching Assistant. Quantitative Methods (Graduate)

Professional Experience

2009-2013 Project Leader and Research Associate. Centro Mario Molina, a think on climate

change and sustainable development in Mexico City

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Hugo Sarmiento, Postdoctoral Research Associate

University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Department of Urban and Regional Planning 111 Temple Hoyne Buell Hall, MC-619 611 East Lorado Taft Drive Champaign, IL 61820-6921

Education

PhD in Urban Planning University of California, Los Angeles, 2018

Masters in Urban Planning University of California, Los Angeles, 2011

Bachelor of Arts in History University of California, Los Angeles, 2006

Areas of Expertise Climate Change Adaptation, Housing and International Development, Latin America.

Dissertation

My dissertation relied on political economy to examine the limits local housing market dynamics imposed on the city of Bogota’s climate-related resettlement project. It found a severe housing deficit and social spatial patterns of segregation not only contribute to the creation of environmental risk but also complicate and often undermine the city’s plans for adapting to the changing climate.

Dissertation Committee: Chris Tilly, Susanna Hecht and Paavo Monkonnen.

Publications: Peer-reviewed journals, books and reports

Sarmiento, Hugo. (2019). “Bogota Humana’s housing finance strategy for climate change adaptation.” Manuscript in revision.

Sarmiento, Hugo. (2019). “Zoning for climate change adaptation: A spatial analysis of Bogota’s risk prevention strategy.” Manuscript in revision.

Sarmiento, Hugo and Chris Tilly. (2018). “Governance Lessons from Urban Informality” Politics and Governance, Volume 6. 199-202. Cogitatio Press.

Lisa Berglund, Emily Erickson & Hugo Sarmiento. (2017) “Reflections on the PhD Student Experience: Calling for a Dialogue on Diversity, Labor Practices, and the Future of Social Justice Scholarship.” Critical Planning Journal, Vol. 23.

Sarmiento, Hugo, Chris Tilly, Enrique de la Garza Toledo and Jose Luis Gayosso. (2016). “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. 131-152. Cambridge University Press.

Salas, Minor Mora, Chris Tilly and Hugo Sarmiento. (2015). The Transformation of Work, Challenges and Strategies: Precarious Work in Construction in Guatemala and Costa Rica. Report to United State Agency for International Development (USAID).

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Selected Conferences Papers and Presentations Looking at the Spatial Determinants of Bogota Humana’s Resilient Housing Strategy Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference (ACSP), Fall 2018

Flooding, climate resettlements and the spatial logic of the housing market in Santiago de Cali Global Conference on Economic Geography (GCOEG), Summer 2018

Flooding, climate resettlements and the spatial logic of the housing market in Santiago de Cali American Association of Geographers Conference (AAG), Spring 2018

Adapting to Climate Change: The Search for Transformative Strategies in Bogota Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference (ACSP), Fall 2016

Teaching Experience Disaster Planning (University of Illinois, Spring 2020) Instructor Applied Planning Research Design – Master’s Capstone Projects (UCLA, Fall 2018, Winter 2019) Instructor Urban Policy and Planning Sequence (UCLA, Fall 2018, Spring 2019) Instructor Environmentalisms: Climate Dimensions and Politics (UCLA, Winter 2018) Teaching assistant Cities and Social Difference (UCLA, Fall 2017) Teaching assistant.

Research Experience

Visiting researcher at Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogota (Winter - Spring 2017) Dissertation Fieldwork

Visiting researcher at La Ponitificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota (Fall 2016) Dissertation Fieldwork

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 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.

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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SEYOUNG SUNG Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies & Planning, Portland State University 506 SW Mill St, Suite 3709, Portland, OR, 97201 seyoung@pdx.edu (213) 435-3198

RESEARCH AND

TEACHING

INTERESTS

Community Development & Planning + Neighborhood change, gentrification and displacement, Equitable development in marginalized communities of color and immigrant/refugee communities + Racial/Ethnic justice, equity participation and just outcomes in planning

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Candidate in Urban Studies, (Expected June 2020) Portland State University

+ Advisor: Dr. Lisa K. Bates + Dissertation: A Multidimensional Approach to Gentrification: A Comparative Study of Asian Immigrant Communities in Transit-Oriented Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

M.S. in Community and Regional Planning, 2014 University of Texas at Austin

+ Specialization: Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Planning M.S. in Urban Planning and Engineering, 2009 Yonsei University, Korea

+ Specialization: Regional Science and Planning B.S. in Urban Planning and Engineering, B.A. in Public Administration, 2007 Yonsei University, Korea

PROFESSIONAL

AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (SELECTED)

Center for Urban Studies, Portland State University, Sep. 2015 - Current Graduate Research Assistant

+ Student Community Based Learning Projects and Alumni Public Service Motivation, Planner Roles, and Career Satisfaction, funded by Community Engagement Research Academy (CERA), PI: Dr. Marisa Zapata + SW Corridor: Analysis of Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) market with an equity lens, funded by Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS), PI: Dr. Lisa K. Bates + Portland Metro Gentrification and Displacement Typology, Urban Displacement Project + Planning Ahead for Livable Communities along the Powell-Division Bus Rapid Transit (PDBRT): Neighborhood Conditions and Change, funded by National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC), PI: Dr. Lisa K. Bates and Dr. Aaron Golub

Southern California Association of Governments, Los Angeles, CA, Jul. - Nov. 2015 Modeling and Forecasting Department, Land Use and Environmental Planning Division Intern

+ Assisted in developing socioeconomic growth forecast data and writing gentrification and displacement of HQTAs (High Quality Transit Areas) in the southern California region for the 2016-2040 RTP/SCS

Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies, Portland State University, 2014-15 Graduate Research Assistant,

+ Managed regular updates for the indicators of Greater Portland Pulse project

Urban and Transportation Research Center, Yonsei University, Korea, 2007-09 Graduate Research Assistant

+ Conducted spatial economic analysis, survey and case study for research projects

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TEACHING

EXPERIENCE College of Urban and Public Affairs, Portland State University, 2015-19 Teaching Assistant

+ Urban Studies (USP300), Healthy Communities (USP324), Neighborhood Conservation and Change (USP326/526), Inclusive Engagement (USP 350), GIS for Community Development (USP 452), Community Development Field Seminar (USP460), Participatory Planning (USP550), Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Planners (USP531)

Department of Urban Planning and Engineering, Yonsei University, Korea, 2007-08 Teaching Assistant

+ Mathematical Modeling (Fall 2007), Fundamentals of Urban Economics (Spring 2007, 2008), Gender and Planning (Spring 2007, Fall 2008)

CONFERENCE

PRESENTATION (SELECTED)

“Weaving it together: Bringing commercial and retail in the gentrification and displacement analysis for marginalized Asian immigrant communities” 59th Annual Conference of Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Greenville, South Carolina. Accepted to present. Oct. 2019 “Filling in the Blind Spot: An Analysis of Vulnerability to Gentrification in Low-Income Asian Immigrant Communities” 49th Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Los Angeles, California. Apr. 2019 “Sell out to push out: untangling the relationship between multifamily property sales and displacement risks” 57th Annual Conference of Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Denver, Colorado. Co-presenter with Lisa K. Bates. Oct. 2017 “Blind Men and Big Data: The Gentrification Typology as a Policy Tool” 47th Annual Conference of Urban Affairs Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Co-presenter with Lisa K. Bates. Apr. 2017

PUBLICATIONS Sung, Seyoung and Bates, Lisa K., "Preserving Housing Choice and Opportunity: A Study of Apartment Building Sales and Rents" (2017). Urban Studies and Planning Faculty Publications and Presentations. https://doi.org/10.15760/report-02 Bates, L., Golub, A., Macarthur, D., Sung, S. Planning Ahead for Livable Communities Along the Powell-Division BRT: Neighborhood Conditions and Change. NITC-RR-912. Portland, OR: Transportation Research and Education Center (TREC), 2017. https://doi.org/10.15760/trec.179

AWARDS AND

HONORS (SELECTED)

2018-19 National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC) Scholar, PSU Transportation Research and Education Center (TREC), 2019 2017-18 National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC) Scholar, PSU TREC, 2018 Nohad and Dirce Toulan Endowed Scholarship, Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies & Planning, PSU, 2018 The Korean Honor Scholarship, Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the USA, 2017 POCIG Student Travel Award, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, 2017 Marie Brown Travel Scholarship, PSU, 2017 Academic Competitive Scholarship, School of Architecture, UT Austin, 2014 Graduate School Fellowship (Diversity), UT Austin, 2012-2013 Awarded Excellence, Creative Exhibition Competition, Yonsei University, Korea, 2006 University Honors, Yonsei University, Korea, 2006 University Designated Scholarship (Truth), Yonsei University, Korea, 2006

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Gervais W. TABOPDA School of City and Regional Planning

245 Fourth St. NW Suite 204 - Atlanta, GA 30332 Office. 404-894-2350 - Cell. 770–771–4117 Email: gervais.tabopda@design.gatech.edu

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Quantitative Methods, Remote Sensing, Statistics, Mapping,

Public Policies, Land Use land Cover Change (LULCC), International Development, Planning Methods, IoT, Big & Open Data.

EDUCATION

2008 Ph.D. in Geography, Regional Planning and Environment (With Honors) University of Orleans, France Dissertation: “Protected Areas of the Far North of Cameroon between Conservation Policies and Local Activities”

2003 M.A (ADEn) Regional Planning, Development, and Environment University of Orleans, France Thesis: “Conservation and Management of Protected Areas in Cameroon: National Policies and a Case Study of the Laf-Madjam Forest Reserve (Far North Region)”

2001 M.A Physical Geography – Option Geomorphology. (First Class Honors) University of Yaoundé I, Cameroon Thesis: “Physical environment and land use in the Bayangam chieftancy (West Cameroon)”

1995 B.A Geography (Second Class Honors) University of Yaoundé I, Cameroon PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS 2016-Present: Lecturer

School of City and Regional Planning, Georgia Institute of Technology

2015-2017: Guest Lecturer Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University

2010-2011 Geospatial Scientist, Head of Research Division, GEOCIA Innovation Center, Orleans, France

2009-2010 Research Engineer, National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), UMR (Mixed Research Unit), CITERES (Cities, Territories, Environments, and Societies), Tours, France

2008-2009 Geospatial analyst Engineer, Research Institute for Development (IRD), Orleans, France

2006–2013 Lecturer Department of Geography, University of Orleans, France

2001–2005 Teaching Assistant Department of Geography, University of Yaoundé I, Cameroon

PUBLICATIONS Wafo Tabopda, Gervais. “Urban Growth and Fuelwood Distribution in Dry tropical Africa: A Next Challenge for Sustainable Management of Protected Areas.” In Press

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Adams, Ellis Adjei & Wafo Tabopda, Gervais. “Urban Land Use/Land Cover Change and flood risk in the Accra Metropolitan area (1985-2015)”. In Press

Wafo Tabopda, Gervais: “Characterization and Monitoring of Deforestation in the Protected Areas of Northern Cameroon: Analysis with Satellite Remote Sensing in the Kalfou Forest Reserve,” in J-C Bolay et al. (eds.), Technologies and Innovations for Development: Scientific Cooperation for a Sustainable Future. Paris: Springer-Verlag, 2012.

Wafo Tabopda, Gervais: Challenges of Sustainable Development in Protected Areas: Analysis of Interactions between Conservation Policies and Local Practices in the Parks and Reserves of the Far North of Cameroon. Saarbrucken, Germany: Éditions Universitaires Européennes, 2010, 298 pp.

Wafo Tabopda, Gervais, and Jean-Marie Fotsing. “Changes in Vegetation Cover in the Laf-Madjam Forest Reserve of Northern Cameroon: Measurement Using Remote Sensing. Journal of Science and Global Change/Drought 21, no. 3 (2010): 169–178.

Wafo Tabopda, Gervais, and David Gilbert. “State and Public Policies for the Conservation of Protected Areas in Cameroon: A Difficult Compromise between Global Environmental Issues and Local Practices.” International Journal of Advanced Studies and Research in Africa 1, no. 2 (August 2010): 132–143.

Wafo Tabopda, Gervais. “Protected Areas of the Far North of Cameroon between Conservation Policies and Local Practices.” Geographic Information 4 (2009): 65–71.

Wafo Tabopda, Gervais, Ose Kenji, and Jean-Marie Fotsing. “Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Land Use in Waza National Park (Northern Cameroon) between 1986 and 2001.” French Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 189 (2008): 40–50.

RESEARCH CONTRACTS, GRANTS, OR COMMISSIONS_________________________

- The Impact of Conservation Policies on Local Economic Development: A Regression Discontinuity Approach (with Dr. Pierre Nguimkeu), Work in Progress

- The Economic Value of Protected Areas: Income, Occupational Choice, and Welfare (with Dr. Pierre Nguimkeu), Work in Progress

SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT________________________________ Association of American Geographers (AAG) 2007- French National Committee of Geography (CNFG) 2007- Remote Sensing Network of the Francophone University Agency (AUF) 2003- Euro-African Association for the Anthropology of Social Change and Development (APAD)

CERTIFICATIONS____________________________________________________________

- Certificate Esri GeoApps (UC-SHINZ0HP) - Certificate Esri EIAW (UC-6Q2CTYNH) - Certificate Esri LOCADV (UC-IUQRJGPF) - Geomatics Certification: National School of Geographic Science, Paris, 2011

Full CV and References Available Upon Request

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LEONOR VANIK 1839 South Throop St., Chicago IL 60608 Tel.: 312.969.3672 E-mail: leonor.vanik@gmail.com

EDUCATION University of Illinois at Chicago

12/2018 Ph.D. in Urban Planning and Public Affairs, Department of Urban Planning Mine, Yours, and Theirs: The Social Production of Disability Space.

2006 Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Policy (MUPP) Concentration: Housing and Community Development, GIS 1992 Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Community Psychology AREAS OF RESEARCH SPECIALIZATION AND TEACHING INTERESTS Housing & Community Development, Built Environment & Aging/Disability, Latinx Disability Geographies, Disaster Preparedness & Mitigation of Marginalized Communities, Social Political Governance of Progressive Movements, Mixed-Methods, Planning History & Theory, GIS ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE, SELECT RESEARCH ASSISTANT University of Illinois at Chicago 2018f College of Education 2009-10, 11 Hispanic Center of Excellence

2008-09 Nathalie P. Voorhees Center 2006-07 Urban Transportation Center

TEACHING EXPERIENCE University of Illinois at Chicago 2017 UPP308f. Teaching Assistant: Globalization and Urban Studies. (Undergraduate) 2016 UPP544s. Co-Instructor: Urban Revitalization and Gentrification. (Graduate) 2010 UPP101s. Graduate Instructor: Introductory to Urban Planning. (Undergraduate)

St. Augustine College, IL 1997-02 Adjunct Professor. Introductory to Computer Sciences; Introduction to Excel; Project Excel.

(Undergraduate) PUBLICATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL REPORTS Betancur, J.J. and Vanik, L.. Race and Progressive Politics in Chicago, Metropolitics, 2019.

URL: https://www.metropolitiques.eu/Race-and-Progressive-Politics-inChicago.html.

Vanik, L. 2013. Early Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant: Through My Eyes: Transitioning into the Community, a qualitative study of people with disabilities. US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Hammel, J., Vanik, L., Barrera, B., Robbins, M. 2010. State Evaluation: The State of Housing in America in the 21st Century: A Disability Perspective. National Council on Disability: Washington, DC.

Smith, J., Glass, M., Greenlee, A., Vanik, L. 2009. Transit Equity Matters: An Equity Index and Regional Analysis of the Red Line and Two Other Proposed CTA Transit Extensions. Nathalie P. Voorhees Center for Neighborhood Change: University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC).

Smith, J., Glass, M., Finklestein, S., Vanik, L. 2007. Locating Affordable and Accessible Housing for People with Disabilities in Illinois. Nathalie P. Voorhees Center for Neighborhood Change: UIC.

SELECT MANUSCRIPTS AND EDITED BOOKS IN PREPARATION Vanik, L. Disability Housing Policy: a path toward community inclusion.

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Vanik, L. & Betancur, J. Puerto Rico’s Hurricanes Maria and Irma: Conundrum of Thoughts for Housing and Community Development. Vanik, L. & Betancur, Eds. J. Progressive Movement vs Good Governance in the US. Vanik, L. & Matos, J. Eds. Disability Latinx Reader. Reclamation Press. Select Grants and Awards 2015-19 National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant: Through

my Eyes: The Production of Disability Space, (Award #1459211). Award: $12,580. 2015-16 Provost Award for Dissertation Research, University of Illinois at Chicago. 2008-14 US Department of Housing and Urban Development Early Doctoral Student Research

Grant: Through My Eyes: Transitioning into the Community, a qualitative study of people with disabilities, (Award # H-21549SG). Award: $14,531.

2012-13, 15 Board of Trustee Tuition Waiver, University of Illinois at Chicago. 2006-10 Diversifying Faculty in Higher Education in Illinois Fellow, IL State Board of Education. 2006-08 IL National Prevention Fellow, US Department of Health and Human Services Substance

Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. 2005-06 Martin Luther King Scholarship, University of Illinois at Chicago. 2015 Ford Foundation Fellowship, Dissertation Fellowship, Alternate & Honorable Mention. 2015 Planners of Color Interest Group (POCIG) Travel Grant, ACSP, Houston, TX. Select Conference Paper Presentations 4/2019 Vanik, L & Betancur, J. Social Production of Housing from Hurricane Maria: Chicago

Perspective. Association of Geography, Washington, DC. 4/2018 Social Production of Disability Space: Operationalizing Lefebvre’s Place Making.

American Association of Geography, New Orleans, LA. 4/2018 Vanik, L & Betancur, J. Progressive Movement in Chicago Today. American Association of

Geography, New Orleans, LA. 11/2017 Perez, K., Salkas, K., Velasco, J., Vanik, L. Nada Sobre Nosotrxs Sin Nostorxs: Addressing

the Educational Needs of Latinxs w/Disabilities, Findings from a National Study. American Educational Research Association. New York.

11/2017 Has the Progressive Movement Inched Closer Toward Devolution? Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Denver, CO.

04/2017 Creating a Mixed Methods Approach to Operationalize the Social Production of Space within Marginalized Communities. Urban Affairs Association, Minneapolis, MN.

11/2016 Quarter of a Century Later and Still Waiting: The Social Production of Disability Spaces. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Portland, OR. 11/2016.

11/2015 Who's View: Operationalizing the Production of Marginalized Spaces. American Schools of Collegiate Planning, St. Houston, TX.

Select Professional Experience 7/2019-5/20 Evaluation Consultant F2F Program, The Arc of Illinois. 2017, 18 Grant Reviewer, New Markets Tax Credits, US Dept. of Treasury. 2012-13 Interim Program Director, Progress Center for Independent Living, Forest Park, IL. 2003-05 Compliance Officer, Illinois Facilities Fund. 2002-03 Business Analyst, Indianapolis Housing Authority, IN. 1997-02 Management Analyst, Chicago Housing Authority, IL.

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RAKSHA VASUDEVANrakshav@utexas.edu | 305 W 35th Street, Apt. 216, Austin, TX 78705

EDUCATION2020 (expected). Ph.D. Community & Regional Planning, University of Texas-Austin (UT-Austin) Dissertation: Body Talks: Young People’s Everyday Experiences in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dissertation Chair: Dr. Bjørn Sletto

2011. M.S. Urban and Regional Planning, Virginia Tech- Alexandria Thesis: The Potential of Arts-Based Research to Incorporate Teenage Voices into Planning Processes Thesis Chair: Dr. Derek Hyra

2007. B. Architecture, Minor: Industrial Design, Virginia Tech- Blacksburg Thesis: (Re)construction: Post-Tsunami Housing in Nagapattinam, India

RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTSMy research utilizes feminist ethnography and arts-based methods to better understand how the materiality of the city affects gendered socio-spatial mobilities and imaginaries of young people. In my research and teaching, I am deeply committed to centering the histories, knowledges and lived experiences of those typically excluded from planning conversations, particularly in Global South communities. My work is inspired by intersectional feminist and decolonial scholars to envision alternative, more ethical modes of planning research and practice.Specializations: Gender & Diversity in Planning | Planning Theory | International Development Planning

PUBLICATIONSPEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONSGauger, B., Gelbard, S., Kayanan, C.M., Mah, J., Sherman, S., and Vasudevan, R. (in alphabetical order) (2019). Spaces of Struggle. Critical Planning Journal, Vol. 24.

Vasudevan, R. “The Potentials and Pitfalls of ‘Art in Research’ Methodologies: Foregrounding Memory and Emotion in Planning Research.” Planning Theory and Practice. (revise and resubmit)

OTHER PUBLICATIONSSletto, B., Vasudevan, R., Reyes, A., Staines, L. (2018). Community-Based Planning and Critical Pedagogy in Santo Domingo Norte, Dominican Republic. Platform: Complexity | Scale | Power. UT-Austin School of Architecture. https://soa.utexas.edu/publications/platform-complexity-scale-power

Mirzazad, S., Holland, B., Englum, L., Vasudevan, R., Berndt, C., and Hartke, J. (2014). Federal Policy Initiative: Recommendations to the President’s Taskforce on Climate Preparedeness and Resilience. Resilient Communities for America. http://icleiusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/RC4A-Federal-Policy-Initiative_Final-Report5-15-14.pdf

Schilling, J., and Vasudevan, R. (2012). The Promise of Sustainability Planning for Regenerating Older Industrial Cities. In The City After Abandonment, eds. Dewar, M. and Thomas, J.M. Chapter 11. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. pp. 244-267.

RESEARCH GRANTS2018- 2019. University Graduate Continuing Fellowship, UT-Austin2017. Open Study/Research Award, Fulbright U.S. Student Program2016- 2017. International Research Experiences for Students (IRES), National Science Foundation2016. Tinker Field Research Grant, Teresa Lozano Long Institute, UT-Austin2014- 2018. Summer Research Grant, School of Architecture, UT-Austin

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rakshav@utexas.edu | RAKSHA VASUDEVANSELECTED CONFERENCES

PRESENTER2019. “Sitting in El Nie’: Quotidian Performances of Young People in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.” Latin American Studies Association, Boston, May 24-272019. “The Everyday Practices of Young Adults in La Zurza: Negotiating Embodied ‘Young Adult’ Constructs.” Urban Affairs Association, Los Angeles, April 24-272019. “Theorizing through Talking and Drawing: Lessons from Ethnographic Fieldwork with Young People in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.” American Association of Geographers, Washington DC, April 3-7

ORGANIZER2017. Spaces of Struggle: Radical Planning Mini-Conference, Denver, October 112011. Sustainability Planning Workshop for Reston, Virginia, May 15

SESSION MODERATOR2018. “Memorias, Narrativas, Y Gestión Comunitaria.” La resiliencia y el derecho a la ciudad: Conmemorando diez años de esfuerzos compartidos en Los Platanitos, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, March 152014. “Climate Resilience and the Future of Municipal Risk Management.” National League of Cities, Congress of Cities, Austin, November 19-21

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

2017 Spring Semester. Graduate Teaching Assistant for Qualitative and Participatory Methods. UT-Austin. Facilitated class discussions weekly and graded final projects. 2016 Fall & 2015 Fall Semesters. Graduate Teaching Assistant for Planning History and Theory. UT-Austin. Designed class syllabi for and led half of all classes in the semester; mentored half of the students (25) on a semester-long project; graded final projects.

2015 Spring Semester. Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Principles of Physical Planning. UT-Austin. Supported 15 architecture students throughout the semester to develop their final project.

2019. Research assistant for the UT-Austin School of Architecture Diversity Program. Evaluated class syllabi based on diversity, equity and inclusion performance measures.2018- 2019. Dissertation Field Researcher in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Conducted ethnographic field research in the informal settlement of La Zurza. 2017- 2018. Research assistant for the ACSP Global Education in Planning Taskforce. Conducted interviews with planning faculty to understand the state of international planning education.2014. Research assistant to Dr. Katherine Lieberknecht, Center for Sustainable Design, UT-Austin. Coordinated Texas CityLab, an interdisciplinary applied learning strategy for university faculty and students to engage with social, environmental, and economic challenges in Central Texas.2014. Pre-dissertation Field Researcher in Rivas and Bluefields, Nicaragua. Doctoral Student, UT-Austin. Conducted interviews with residents to understand the socio-economic impacts of the proposed canal construction.2010- 2011. Research assistant to Joseph Schilling, J.D., Metropolitan Institute, Virginia Tech. Conducted comparative sustainability plan analyses on over twenty cities.2010. Research Assistant to Dr. Derek Hyra, Virginia Tech Conducted archival research and ethnographic field work (participant observation) to understand the effects of the redevelopment of Washington, DC’s Shaw/ U Street neighborhood for Dr. Hyra’s book, Race, Class, and Politics in the Cappuccino City.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

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Zhenpeng (Frank) Zou

School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation zhenpeng@umd.edu

University of Maryland, College Park 206-618-6068

College Park, MD, 20742 zhenpengzou.weebly.com

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Candidate in Urban and Regional Planning and Design (current GPA: 3.976/4.00),

University of Maryland, College Park 2016 – 2021 (expected)

M.S., Economics, University of Oregon Mar 2015

B.Economics, Finance, Beijing Language and Culture University Jun 2013

PUBLICATIONS

“Examining the Impact of Short-Term Rentals on Housing Price in Washington, D.C.: Implications on

Housing Policy and Equity”

Zhenpeng Zou, Housing Policy Debate (Forthcoming), 2019.

“Voter Approved Annexations in an Urban Growth Boundary Regime: The Impacts on Housing Values,

Density and Equity”

Rebecca Lewis Ph.D., Zhenpeng Zou, Robert Parker, Winston Hovekamp, Megan McGowen, Ryan Sherrad,

Growth and Change: A Journal of Urban and Regional Policy, Vol 49 (2), pp. 286 – 313, 2018.

“The Effect of Informal Care on Formal Care for the Elderly in China” (in Chinese)

Wanchuan Lin Ph.D., Hui Wang Ph.D., Zhenpeng Zou, Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and

Economics, Vol.3, pp.54 – 62, June 2014.

WORK IN PROGRESS

“The Ridesourcing Influence on Driving Decisions: Survey Weighted Regression Analysis on NHTS 2017”

(Under review, with Cinzia Cirillo, Ph.D.)

“An Exploratory Analysis of Real-Time E-Scooter Trip Data in Washington D.C.” (Under review, with Hannah

Younes, Sevgi Erdoğan, Ph.D., and Jiahui Wu)

“Comparing the Temporal Determinants of Dockless Scooter-share & Station-based Bike-share in Washington,

D.C.” (Under review, with Hannah Younes, Jiahui Wu, and Giovanni Baiocchi, Ph.D.)

“Biking towards Sustainability” (with Pan He)

“Towards Health-Conscious Transportation Planning: A County Level Application of the Integrated Transport

and Health Impact Model” (with Binbin Peng, Sevgi Erdoğan, Ph.D., Arefeh Nasri, Ph.D.)

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

University of Maryland, College Park Aug 2018 – Dec 2018

Course Instructor (URSP688L, Planning Technology, co-taught with Binbin Peng)

University of Oregon, Eugene, OR Mar 2014 – Dec 2014

Graduate Teaching Fellow (Discussion section instructor, EC201, Intro to Microeconomics)

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

The National Center for Smart Growth Aug 2016 – Present

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Zhenpeng (Frank) Zou

Ph.D. Research Assistant, University of Maryland, College Park

- Co-drafted the “Purple Line Economic Development Technical Report” (Oct 2017)

- Co-drafted the grant application “UMD Data Challenge: Data Integration and the Community” for the

Year of Data Science Grant ($10,000), Provost Office, University of Maryland (Jun 2018)

- Co-drafted the “Applications of the Integrated Transport and Health Impact Model (ITHIM) in

Maryland” report (Sep 2019)

University of Oregon Jul 2015 – May 2016

Research Assistant, Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management

Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Economics

- Assisted two undergraduate honor class projects in Economics (Sep – Dec 2015)

- Finished two community planning workshop (CPW) projects

Peking University, Guanghua School of Management Nov 2012 – Jun 2013

Research Assistant, Department of Applied Economics

PLANNING PRACTICES

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) Jun 2017 – Aug 2017

Summer Research Internship (Vision Zero), Policy and Legislative Affairs Division

City of Eugene, OR Mar 2016 – Jun 2016

Research Internship (Economic Development), Community Development

HONORS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Graduate Research Appreciation Day 2nd Place Research Award ($300), University of Maryland Apr 2019

All S.T.A.R Fellowship ($10,000), University of Maryland, College Park Sep 2018

Jacob K. Goldhaber Travel Grant ($700, $500), University of Maryland, College Park Oct 2016 & 2018

Dean’s Fellowship, University of Maryland, College Park Aug 2016 & 2017

Graduate Teaching Fellowship, University of Oregon Mar 2014 – Dec 2014

National Scholarship (￥8,000), Chinese Ministry of Education, China Oct 2010

CONFERENCES

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Annual Conference (56th, 57th, 58th), 2016, 2017, 2018

The National Household Travel Survey Workshop by Transportation Research Board (TRB), Aug 2018

- “Examining the U.S. Ridesourcing Market Using the 2017 NHTS Data” (with Sevgi Erdoğan, Ph.D.)

SERVICES

Co-founder, the Urban and Regional Planning and Design Graduate Student Association (URPDGSA) 2019

- Organized bi-weekly PhD seminar series covering a range of research and academic activities.

SKILLS

Statistics & Programming: R, Stata, SPSS, ArcGIS, HTML, JavaScript, Tableau

Language: Mandarin Chinese (native), English (proficient)

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