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1 ROBERT G. PATERSON Office Address School of Architecture 310 Inner Campus Drive B7500 Austin, TX 78712-1009 512.471.1922 || (512) 471-0734 || Fax 471-0716 [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D. 1993 City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Environmental Planning, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill M.P.A. 1985 Growth Management, Florida Atlantic University B.A. 1984 Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Associate Professor, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 1999present Co-Director, Urban Information Lab, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2015present Interim Associate Dean for Research and Facilities and Chair of the Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 20172018 Faculty Fellow, Center for Sustainable Development, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2007present Co-Founder and Co-Director, MSCRP/M Public Affairs Joint Degree Program, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning and LBJ School of Public Affairs, 20062010. Chair, Doctoral Program, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 20092012 Co-Founder and Co-Director, MSCRP/JD Joint Degree Program, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning and Tarlton Law School, 19962010 Associate Dean of Research and Operations, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 20002005, 2017 - 2018 Co-Founder and Co-Director, Center for Sustainable Development, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 20022007 Chair, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 20002005 Assistant Professor, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 19931999 Lecturer, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 19911993 Research Associate, Center for Urban and Regional Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 19881992 Research Associate, FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, Florida Atlantic University, 19851988

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ROBERT G. PATERSON

Office Address

School of Architecture

310 Inner Campus Drive B7500

Austin, TX 78712-1009

512.471.1922 || (512) 471-0734 || Fax 471-0716

[email protected]

EDUCATION

Ph.D. 1993 City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Environmental Planning,

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

M.P.A. 1985 Growth Management, Florida Atlantic University

B.A. 1984 Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Associate Professor, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin,

1999—present

Co-Director, Urban Information Lab, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2015—present

Interim Associate Dean for Research and Facilities and Chair of the Graduate Program in Community and

Regional Planning, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2017—2018

Faculty Fellow, Center for Sustainable Development, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin,

2007—present

Co-Founder and Co-Director, MSCRP/M Public Affairs Joint Degree Program, Graduate Program in

Community and Regional Planning and LBJ School of Public Affairs, 2006—2010.

Chair, Doctoral Program, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at

Austin, 2009—2012

Co-Founder and Co-Director, MSCRP/JD Joint Degree Program, Graduate Program in

Community and Regional Planning and Tarlton Law School, 1996—2010

Associate Dean of Research and Operations, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000—

2005, 2017 - 2018

Co-Founder and Co-Director, Center for Sustainable Development, School of Architecture, University of Texas

at Austin, 2002—2007

Chair, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 2000—2005

Assistant Professor, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin,

19931999

Lecturer, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 1991—1993

Research Associate, Center for Urban and Regional Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1988—

1992

Research Associate, FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, Florida Atlantic University,

1985—1988

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ACADEMIC HONORS/UNIVERSITY AWARDS

National

Faculty Fellow in Social Science Research Applied to Hazards and Disasters, National Science Foundation,

1996-97

Donald and Alice Stone Award, Award for Intergovernmental Relations Studies, American Society for Public

Administration, Graduate Student Award, 1988

Phi Kappa Phi, National Honor Society, 1985

Pi Alpha Alpha, National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration, 1985

University

Outstanding Community Service Award, School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin, 2000 &

2003

Big XII Conference Faculty Fellow, The University of Texas at Austin, Visiting Faculty Fellow, Natural Hazards

Information and Research Applications Center, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1997, 2005, 2015

Hogg Urban Scholar Research Award, the School of Architecture, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000,

2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2013

Outstanding Teaching Award, School of Architecture, The University of Texas at Austin, 1996

Summer Research Award, Faculty Development Program, The University of Texas at Austin, 1996

Johnson Scholarship, Scholarship for academic excellence in graduate public administration studies, Florida

Atlantic University, 1985

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Principle Investigator, Scenario Planning Educational Exchange, Pusan University, 2019 ($35,000)

Principal Investigator, Scenario Planning Applications Network Annual Workshop, Place Matters, 2015 ($4,700)

Principle Investigator, Project Connect High Capacity Transit Evaluation Project, City of Austin, 2014 ($90,000)

Co-Principle Investigator, Local Government Regulation of Fracking in the Barnett Shale, Texas Energy Institute,

2012 ($24,000)

Principle Investigator, HUD Sustainable Communities Grant, Sustainable Places Analytic Toolbox, US

Department of Housing and Urban Development 2011-2013 ($2,300,000)

Principle Investigator, Woodville Texas Future Land Use Study, 2010 ($15,595)

Principal Investigator, Sustainability Metrics in Physical Planning: Curriculum Development Grant, Meadows

Foundation, 2009-2010 ($20,000)

Co-Principal, Hogg Grant Award. The University of Texas Hogg Endowment. Rachael Rawlins and

Robert Paterson, 2009. State Initiatives to Promote GHG Reductions through Urban and Regional

Planning: The View from the States, School of Architecture, ($6,500)

Principal Investigator, ECT Quality Growth Tool Kit On-Line Expert System, ECT and the UT Snell

Endowment, 2008 ($27,000)

Co-Principal, Texas Smart Growth Case Study Analysis, Lincoln Institute for Land Policy (2009) ($5000)

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Principal Investigator, Mayor’s Institute on City Design, AAF and National Endowment for the Arts,

2006 ($53,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Luce Foundation, Sustainable Development and Design Portfolio Program,

2005-2007 ($405,000)

Principal Investigator, U.S. National Park Service Cooperative Agreement, Rivers Trails and

Conservation Assistance Program, Austin TX 2000-2005 ($90,000)

Co-Investigator, The Practice And Potential Of Transit-Oriented Development: A Study Of The Asian

Experience, Lincoln Institute for Land Policy and Snell Endowment, 2005 ($45,000)

Principal Investigator, Mayor’s Institute on City Design, AAF and National Endowment for the Arts,

2004 ($53,000)

Principal Investigator, The Sustainable Transport Initiative, UT Snell Endowment, 2004-2006 ($150,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Measuring Access to Public Transportation, Texas Department of Transportation,

2004-05 ($190,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Techniques for Mitigating Sprawl, Texas Department of Transportation, 0-4420, 2001-

2003 ($190,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Regional and Local Sprawl and Open Space Protection Polices, U.S. Congressional

Research Service, Washington D.C.: 2001-2002 ($45,000)

Principal Investigator, Texas General Land Office, Cooperative Agreement, GIS Assistance 2003-05

($5,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Mayor’s Institute on City Design, West Region Workshop, National Endowment for

the Arts and U.S. Conference of Mayors, 2001-2002 ($50,000).

Co-Principal Investigator, Sprawl and Open Space Protection Polices of the US, US Congressional Research

Service, Washington D.C.: 2001-2003 ($15,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Coastal Zone Erosion Control Evaluation Project, Texas General Land Office,

Resource Management Division, 2000-2003 ($300,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, Beyond the Digital Divide, Ford Foundation, 2002-03. ($65,000)

Co-Investigator, Creating Disaster Resilient Communities Capstone Course Project, US Federal Emergency

Management Agency, Washington DC 2000-2002 ($65,000)

Principal Investigator, Mayor’s Institute on City Design, West Region Workshop, National Endowment for the

Arts and U.S. Conference of Mayors, 1999-2000 ($38,500).

Co-Principal Investigator, Coastal Zone Erosion Control Evaluation Project, General Land Office , Resource

Management Division, 1999-2000 ($20,700)

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Principal Investigator, “Texas Brownfield Conference Project,” US EPA Region 6 and Texas Natural Resources

Conservation Commission, 1999 ($15,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, “Study of Grid Requirements for New Developments, City of Austin, 1999. ($6,500)

Principal, Hogg Scholar Grant, Collaborative Planning and Design Laboratory Development, 1999 ($7,000)

Principal Investigator, “Colonias Solid Waste Generation and Collection Study, Texas Natural Resources

Conservation Commission and US EPA, 1998 ($60,000)

Principal Investigator, “Strategic Planning and Management Measurement Project,” Texas State Renewable

Energy Office, 1998-99 ($39,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, “Montopolis Community Visioning Process,” The City of Austin 1998--99 ($51,000)

Principal Investigator, “Collaborative Planning and Education Partnership,” The U.S. National Park Service,

1998-2000 ($46,000)

Principal Investigator, “The Sustainable Community Initiative: Participatory Planning and Citizen Education

Program,” The City of Austin, 1997-1999. ($40,000)

Principal Investigator, “Unincorporated Area Growth Problems Study, Capitol Area Planning Council, 1997-98

($1,700)

Co-Principal Investigator, Community Vision Project, Capitol Metro and the City of Austin, 1996-97 ($150,000)

Principal Investigator, “Participatory Planning Evaluation,” Mike Hogg Foundation, 1996-97 ($6,000).

Co-Principal Investigator, “Portland-Austin Teleconference,” U.S. Department of Energy, Urban Consortium and

the City of Austin, 1995-96 ($13,400)

Co-Principal Investigator, "Community Facilities and Services Project, The City of Georgetown and the Meadows

Foundation,” 1995-96 ($10,000)

Principal Investigator, "Downtown Austin Revitalization Project,” The Downtown Austin Alliance, 1995-present

($5,900)

Principal Investigator, “Critical Areas Project,” Mike Hogg Foundation, 1995-96 ($7,000).

Co-Principal Investigator, “Austin Wilderness Park Participatory Workshop,” Austin Park Foundation and the

World Wildlife Fund, 1994-95 ($5,000)

Co-Principal Investigator, “Development Impact Fees: An Empirical Evaluation,” Mike Hogg Foundation 1993-

94 ($5,000)

Investigator, “Evaluation of Alternative Approaches to Code Enforcement: Learning from Field Experience,”

National Science Foundation, 1993-95 ($270,346).

Deputy Project Director, “Evaluation of North Carolina’s Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Program,”

North Carolina Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources and the State Sedimentation

Commission, 1990-91 ($95,000)

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Co-Principal Investigator, “Florida Floodplain Management: A Statewide Assessment,” Florida Service Through

Applied Research Program, Florida Institute of Government, 1987 ($20,000)

Research Associate, "Evaluation of Urban Stormwater Maintenance in North Carolina, North Carolina Water

Resources Research Institute, 1990-1991 ($35,000).

Research Associate, "Florida Farm Worker Study: A Survey of Florida Farm Worker Housing Conditions and

Projected Farm Worker Housing and Infrastructure Needs," Florida Legislature, 1987-88 ($50,000).

Research Associate, "A Study of Intergovernmental Coordination Options,” Northeast Florida Regional Planning

Council, 1987-1988 ($34,800)

Research Associate, "Study of the Florida Aquatic Plant Control Program: Inter-Agency Coordination and

Program Management," South Florida Water Management District, 1986-1987 ($9,540)

Research Associate, "Impact of Correctional Facilities on Land Values and Public Safety," U.S. Department of

Justice, National Institute of Corrections, 1986-1987 ($140,000)

Research Associate, "Study of Additional Mechanisms for Meeting Florida's Transportation Funding Needs

Associated with Growth Management Goals," Florida Department of Transportation and the House Select

Committee on Transportation, 1986-1987 ($66,000)

Research Associate, "Study of the Potential Expansion and Enhancement of the Revenue Base for Transportation

Improvements in Florida,” Florida Department of Transportation and the House Select Committee on

Transportation, 1985-1986 ($25,000)

Research Associate, "Greater Delray Beach 2000 Assembly,” City of Delray Beach American Assembly

Committee, 1988 ($37,000)

Research Associate, "Study of Alternative Planning Approaches in Alachua County," Alachua County and the

City of Gainesville, 1988 ($17,000)

Research Associate, "City of Fort Lauderdale Comprehensive Planning Retreat," City of Fort Lauderdale, 1987

($8,000)

Research Associate, "City of Hallandale Planning and Zoning Workshops," City of Hallandale, 1987 ($7,500)

Research Associate, The West Palm Beach City Wide Forum, City of West Palm Beach Assembly Committee,

1986 ($40,000)

Research Associate, "An Impact Fee System for the City of Miramar’s Fire and Police Service," City of Miramar,

1986 ($30,000)

Research Associate, "Local Planning: Implementing the 1985 Growth Management Initiative Regional

Workshops," Florida Department of Community Affairs, 1986 ($24,500)

Research Associate, "Martin County Fiscal Efficiency Study," Martin County Taxpayers Association, 1986

($9,000)

Research Associate, "An Impact Fee System for the City of Miramar’s Parks and Recreational Services", City of

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Miramar, 1986 ($30,000)

PUBLICATIONS

Articles

Integrating Ecosystem Services Analysis into Scenario Planning Practice: Accounting for Street Tree Benefits

with I-Tree Valuation in Central Texas, Thomas Hilde and Robert Paterson, Journal of Environmental

Management, Dec (2015) 524-534.

Sustainable Buildings and Communities: Climate Change and the Case for Federal Standards, Rachael Rawlins

and Robert G. Paterson, Cornell Journal of Law and Policy. 19:2(2010) 335-82.

“Local Government Efforts to Promote the ‘Three Es’ of Sustainable Development.” Devashree Saha and

Robert Paterson. Journal of Planning Education and Research 28:1 (2008): 21 -37

“Brownfield Redevelopment Through Sustainable Community Design and Planning: The Mayor’s

Institute on City Design Experiment, Jeffrey Chusid, Robert Paterson and Rachael Rawlins, International

Bi-national Conference on Brownfield/Greenfield Development, Dresden, Germany June 15-19th 2003.

Published in Conference Proceedings 2004.

Multiple Author Article. Raymond Burby lead author. “Unleashing the Power of Planning to Create Disaster

Resistant Communities,” Journal of the American Planning Association, 65:3 (1999) 247-258

"Negotiated Development: Best Practice Lessons from Two Model Projects," Robert G. Paterson, Journal of

Architectural and Planning Research, 16:2 (1998) 133-148

“Collaborative Conflict Management Comes of Age,” David R. Godschalk and Robert G. Paterson, Journal of

Architectural and Planning Research, 16:2 (1998) 91-95

“Improving Compliance with Regulations: Choices and Outcomes for Local Government," Raymond J. Burby,

Peter J. May, and Robert G. Paterson, Journal of the American Planning Association, 64:4 (Autumn 1998)

Contingent Valuation: Informing Debates in Environmental Planning, Journal of the American Planning

Association, 63 (1) 147-149 (Winter 1997). A Response to Emmi, Phillip, “Contingent Valuation: Dubious

Assumptions Predetermine Results, Journal of the American Planning Association, 61(2) 120-1 (Spring 1996)

"Building Capacity for BMP Implementation," Robert G. Paterson, in Watershed 96: Moving Ahead Together,

Conference Proceedings, Baltimore, MD: Water Environment Federation and U.S. EPA, 1996

"Cooperative Planning: Lessons for Bottom-up Regionalism?" Colloqui Cornell Journal of Urban and Regional

Planning, Robert G. Paterson, 10(1) 1995

"Enforcement of Water Quality Regulations: An Applied Behavioral Analysis," Robert G. Paterson, in Water for

Texas: Research Leads the Way , R. Jensen (ed), Conference Proceedings, Austin, TX: Texas Water

Development Board, 1995

"Using Contingent Valuation in Environmental Planning," Greg Lindsey, Robert G. Paterson, and Michael I.

Luger, Journal of the American Planning Association 61(2) 1995

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"Construction Practices: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," Robert G. Paterson, Watershed Protection Techniques,

1(3) 1995

"Enforcing Sediment Pollution Regulations: Lessons from North Carolina," Robert G. Paterson, Watershed

Protection Techniques, 1(3) 1995

"Wildland/Urban Interface Communities: Designing Defensible Places," Robert G. Paterson, Platform, Fall, 1994

"Improving Compliance with State Environmental Regulations," Raymond J. Burby and Robert G. Paterson,

Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 12(4) 1993

"Costs and Benefits of Urban Erosion and Sediment Control: The North Carolina Experience," Robert G.

Paterson, Michael I. Luger, Raymond J. Burby, Edward J. Kaiser, H. Rooney Malcom, and Alicia C. Beard,

Environmental Management , 17(4) 1993

"Sewering the Coast: Bane or Blessing for Marine Water Quality,” Robert G. Paterson, Raymond J. Burby and

Arthur C. Nelson, Coastal Management: International Journal of Marine Environment, Resources, Law, and

Society, 19(2) 1991

"A Report Card on Urban Erosion and Sedimentation Control in North Carolina," Raymond J. Burby, Edward J.

Kaiser, Michael I. Luger, Robert G. Paterson, H. Rooney Malcom, and Alicia C. Beard, Carolina Planning 16(2)

1990

"The Durham County Cooperative Planning Initiative: A Case Study of Intergovernmental Management in Local

Government Planning," Robert G. Paterson, Carolina Planning, 16(1) 1990

"Strengthening Florida Floodplain Management: A Challenge to Local, Regional, and State Government," Robert

G. Paterson, Environmental and Urban Issues, 15(4) 1988

"Coordinating Local Comprehensive Planning: A Mandate and Necessity," Robert G. Paterson, Environmental

and Urban Issues, 15(2) 1988

Book Chapters, Monographs, and Creative Works

Paterson, Robert and Fredrick Steiner, 2019. Suitability Analysis: A Fundamental Environmental Analysis Tool,

in the Routledge Companion to Environmental Planning and Sustainability, Forthcoming Fall 2019.

Paterson, Robert, Michael Oden, Elizabeth Mueller, Ming Chun Lee, and Ming Zhang (and multiple

subcontractors). Sustainable Community Scenario Planning Suite, 2014. Upgrade of Envision Tomorrow

Scenario Planning Software with Improved Analytics and User Operability, access at EnvisionTomorrow.org

Paterson, Robert, Rachael Rawlins, Fredrick Steiner and Ming Zhang, Texas Case Study, Gregory Ingram et al.,

(eds) Smart Growth Policies: An Evaluation of Program Outcomes, Cambridge MA: Lincoln Institute for Land

Policy, 2009

Federal Environmental Legislation, in F. Steiner and K. Butler (eds), Planning and Urban Design Standards,

Student edition, Chicago: APA Press. 2007

Wildfire Hazard Mitigation as Safe Smart Growth, Chapter 8, in A. Troy and R. Kennedy (eds), Living on the

Edge: Economic, Institutional and Management Perspectives on Wildfire Hazard in the Urban Interface Elsevier

Publishers, Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources Series, 2007

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Handy, Susan, Robert G. Paterson and Kent S. Butler, Planning for Street Connectivity: Getting from Here to

There, Planning Advisory Service Report No. 515. Chicago: American Planning Association, May 2003

Hazard Assessment: The Factual Basis for Planning and Mitigation, Robert E. Dyle, Steven P. French, Robert B.

Olshansky, and Robert G. Paterson, in Raymond Burby (ed), Cooperating with Nature: Confronting Natural

Hazards with Land-Use Planning for Sustainable Communities , Joseph Henry, National Academy Press, 1998

The Third Sector: Evolving Partnerships in Hazard Mitigation, Robert G. Paterson, in Raymond Burby (ed),

Cooperating with Nature: Confronting Natural Hazards with Land-Use Planning for Sustainable Communities ,

Joseph Henry, National Academy Press, 1998

Evaluation of Urban Stormwater Maintenance in North Carolina, D. Renick, R. Paterson, M. Hearty, E. Kaiser,

R. Burby. Raleigh: North Carolina Water Resources Research Institute, Monograph # 267, 1992

Coordinating Local Comprehensive Planning: A Mandate and Necessity, Robert G. Paterson, in Techniques in

Growth Management, FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, Monograph 88-1, Spring

1988

Professional Reports/Documentation:

1. Land Use, Environmental and Transportation Planning

Techniques for Mitigating Urban Sprawl, R. Paterson, S. Handy, C. Bhat, K. Kockelman, J. Song, J. Rajamani, J.

Jung, K. Banta, U. Desai, and J. Waleski., A Final Report to the Texas Department of Transportation, Center for

Transportation Research, University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX, 2005, Project 4420-2

Preserving Texas Coastal Assets: Economic and Natural Resources Evaluation of Erosion Control Projects Under

CEPRA—Technical Report. K. Butler, M. Oden and R. Paterson, Texas General Land Office, Austin TX, 2003

(August)

Techniques for Mitigating Urban Sprawl: Goals, Characteristics, and Suitability Factors. Song, J., J.

Rajamani, J. Jung, S. Handy, R. Paterson, C. Bhat, and K. Kockelman., Texas Department of

Transportation, Center for Transportation Research, University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX, August

2003, Project 4420-1

Old Shooting Range Environmental Site Assessment: Phase I, R. Paterson, A Report to the City of San Marcos

and the National Park Service, Austin TX 2002

Cost-Benefit Evaluation of Coastal Zone Erosion Control Projects: Data Requirements and Methodology, K.

Butler, M. Oden and R. Paterson, A Report to the Texas General Land Office, Austin TX, 2000

Cost-Benefit Evaluation of Coastal Zone Erosion Control Projects: Annotated Source Bibliography, K. Butler, M.

Oden and R. Paterson, A Report to the Texas General Land Office, Austin TX, 2000

How to Plan, Design, and Finance Citizens’ Collection Stations, R. Paterson, A Report to the Texas Natural

Resources Commission and US EPA Region 6, 1999

How to Conduct a Community Municipal Solid Waste Services Survey, R. Paterson, A Report to the Texas

Natural Resources Commission and US EPA Region 6, 1999

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Strategic Planning and Performance Measurement System, R. Paterson and M. Oden, Final Report, A Report to

the State Energy Conservation Office, Austin Texas. 1999

Street Connectivity: A Report to the City of Austin on Cities with Connectivity Requirements. Handy, S.,

R. Paterson, A. De Garmo, and C. Stanland Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning,

University of Texas at Austin, August 1999

“Montopolis Community Land Use Study,” K. Butler and R. Paterson, Final Report. A Report to the City of

Austin PCSD, 1999

Sustainability Indicators Project, Quality of Life Survey Results. R. Paterson. A Report to the Sustainability

Indicators Project. Austin TX, 1999

Onion Creek Floodplain Relocation Study, The University of Texas, School of Architecture, R. Paterson, A

Report to the City of Austin, Austin TX, 1998

Community Vision Project, Video Documentary, K. Butler, S. Handy, and R. Paterson, Austin TX, 1997

Firesafe Planning Guide, The University of Texas School of Architecture, R. Paterson, Austin TX 1997

“Design and Planning Principles,” Community Vision Project, R. Paterson and S. Handy, The University of Texas

School of Architecture, Fall 1996

“Final Design Workshop Results,” Community Vision Project, K. Butler, S. Handy, and R. Paterson, The

University of Texas School of Architecture, Spring 1996

“Pilot Community Design Workshop,” Community Vision Project, K. Butler, S. Handy, and R. Paterson, The

University of Texas School of Architecture, Fall 1995

"Downtown Revitalization in Austin, R. Paterson. A Report to the Austin Downtown Management Organization

Inc., Austin, TX: University of Texas, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, Summer 1995

Barton Creek Wilderness Park Project, Public Involvement Workshop, Austin, TX: University of Texas, A Report

to the World Wildlife Fund and the Austin Parks Foundation, Fall 1994

"Using Contingent Valuation Techniques: Lessons for Environmental Planning," G. Lindsey, R. Paterson, and M.

Luger, University of Texas, Austin TX, Working Paper Series #43, Fall 1994

"Enforcing Nonpoint Pollution Regulations: What Works?," R Paterson, University of Texas, Austin TX,

Working Paper Series #44, Fall 1994

"The BMP Implementation Gap: The Need for Greater Behavioral Research in Nonpoint Pollution Control," R.

Paterson, University of Texas, Austin TX, Working Paper Series, #42, Fall 1994

"Evaluation of the North Carolina Erosion and Sedimentation Control Program," H.R. Malcom, A.C. Beard, R.J.

Burby, E.J. Kaiser, M.I. Luger, and R. Paterson. Raleigh: A Report for the North Carolina Department of

Environment, Health and Natural Resources and the State Sedimentation Commission, July 1990

"Florida Farm Worker Study--Part Two: A Survey of Florida Farm Worker Housing Conditions and Projected

Farm Worker Housing and Infrastructure Needs," K. Abrams, D. Flach, R. Paterson et al. Miami: FAU/FIU Joint

Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the Florida Legislature, June 1988

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"A Review of Intergovernmental Coordination Issues and Mechanisms," R. Paterson and B. Brumback. Fort

Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the Northeast Florida

Regional Planning Council, April 1988

"Study of the Florida Aquatic Plant Control Program: Inter-Agency Coordination and Program Management,"

A.L. Fleming, C. Diamond, R. Paterson, and J. Hendry. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for

Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the South Florida Water Management District, October 1987

"Florida Floodplain Management: Public Sector Responsibilities and Intergovernmental Coordination in Land

Use and Water Resource Decision Making," R. Paterson, A. Fleming and J. Hendry. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU

Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the South Florida Water Management District,

April 1987

"Impact of Correctional Facilities on Land Values and Public Safety," K.S. Abrams, W. Lyons, R. Paterson, J.

O'Callaghan, and K. Marlow. Miami: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to

the U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Corrections, April 1987

"Study of Additional Mechanisms for Meeting Florida's Transportation Funding Needs Associated with Growth

Management Goals," C. Coleman, R. Paterson, and S. L. Trevarthen. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for

Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the Florida Department of Transportation and the House Select

Committee on Transportation, January 1987

"Study of the Potential Expansion and Enhancement of the Revenue Base for Transportation Improvements in

Florida," C. Coleman, R. Paterson. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban

Problems, A Report to the Florida Department of Transportation and the House Select Committee on

Transportation, March 1986

2. Local Comprehensive, Sector and Neighborhood Planning

"Bluegrass Tomorrow: Critical Issues Report," C. Siemon, W. Larsen, R. Baldwin and R. Paterson. Chicago:

Siemon, Larsen & Purdy. A Report to Bluegrass Tomorrow, Kentucky Bluegrass Regional Planning Project,

August 1991

"Bluegrass Tomorrow: Public Opinion Survey," R. Paterson. Chicago: Siemon, Larsen & Purdy. A Report to

Bluegrass Tomorrow, Kentucky Bluegrass Regional Planning Project, July 1991

"Greater Delray Beach 2000 Assembly,” R. Paterson, P. Metzger, and J. Trevarthen. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU

Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, October 1987. A Background Paper for the City of Delray

Beach American Assembly, May 1988

"A Proposed Alternative Planning Approach in Alachua County," A.L. Fleming, J. DeGrove, C. Siemon, and R.

Paterson. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to Alachua

County and the City of Gainesville, April 1988

"A Select Review and Analysis of Alternative Organizations for Planning Nationally and in Florida," A.L.

Fleming, J. DeGrove, C. Siemon, and R. Paterson. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and

Urban Problems, A Report to Alachua County and the City of Gainesville, February 1988

"City of Fort Lauderdale Comprehensive Planning Report," M. York, R. Paterson, and S. Trevarthen. Fort

Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the City of Fort

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Lauderdale, December 1987

"Planning Manual: A Background Report for the City of Hallandale Planning and Zoning Workshops," R.

Paterson. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the City of

Hallandale, October 1987

"Background Paper: City of Fort Lauderdale Comprehensive Planning Retreat," M. York, R. Paterson, and S.

Trevarthen. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the City

of Fort Lauderdale, July 1987

"Background Paper: The West Palm Beach City—Wide Forum," W.J. DeHaven-Smith, R. Paterson, P. Metzger,

and J. Hendry, A Background Report for an American Assembly on the Future of West Palm Beach, November

1986

"An Impact Fee System for the City of Miramar's Fire and Police Service," C. Coleman and R. Paterson. Fort

Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the City of Miramar,

November 1986

"Local Planning: Implementing the 1985 Growth Management Initiative," R. Paterson. Boca Raton: FAU/FIU

Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Background Paper for the Florida Department of

Community Affairs Regional Workshops, October 1986

"Martin County Fiscal Efficiency Study," C. Coleman and R. Paterson. Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center

for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the Martin County Taxpayers Association, January 1986

"An Impact Fee System for the City of Miramar's Parks and Recreational Services", C. Coleman and R. Paterson.

Fort Lauderdale: FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, A Report to the City of Miramar,

January 1986

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND AFFILIATIONS

Conference Papers, Presentations and Panels

1. International Forums

Keynote Address, Better Integrating Disaster Resilience with Sustainable Urbanism: A Climate Change

Imperative, International Conference on Climate Change, Natural Hazards and Sustainable Urbanism, Pusan

University, Busan, South Korea. November 23-24 2017.

Paper and Panel, Disaster Risk Reduction through Sustainability Scenario Modeling: Making the Connections

That Matter, K-Safety Expo, Korean Ministry of Public Safety and Security, Goyang City, South Korea,

November 28, 2015.

Presentation, Smart Growth Lessons for South Korea? Pusan National University Planning Lecture, City of

Busan, South Korea, November 26, 2015.

Paper and Panel, Developing the Next Generation of Scenario Planning Software, Paterson et al.,

International AESOP/ACSP Conference, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, July 16th 2013.

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Paper and Panel, Integrating Ecosystem Services Analysis into Scenario Planning Practice: Accounting

for Street Tree Benefits with i-Tree Valuation in Central Texas, Hilde, Tom and Robert Paterson,

International AESOP/ACSP Conference, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, July 16th 2013.

Paper and Panel, Environmental Assessment for Renewable Energy Projects in the US: An Environmental

Planning Perspective, The 3rd International Forum for Environmental Assessment

Workshop Theme: “Environmental Assessment for Renewable Energy Projects” Seoul, Korea, October

18~19th, 2012

Paper, Implementing a Regional Sustainability Plan with Scenario Based Planning, 26th Annual Congress of the

Association of European Schools of Planning, Ankara, Turkey, July 11th-15th 2012.

Paper and Panel, From Sustainability Indicators to New Regionalism: The Central Texas Experience, The Center

for Sustainable Development The University of Texas at Austin, International Social Science Conference,

Honolulu HI, June 1-4th. 2011.

Presentation, New Urbanism and Air Toxics: A Cause for Pause? 12th International Conference on Indoor Air

Quality and Climate, Austin, Texas, June 1-5th 2011.

Presentation, The Policy Context for Energy Management and the Built Environment in the United States,

Sustainable Energy Management and the Built Environment: Sharing Anglo-American Best Practice,

University College London, London, England, February 24th 2011.

Presentation, New Urbanism and Air Toxics: A Cause for Pause? Urban Environmental Pollution, Boston MA,

June 21st 2010.

Presentation, Robert Paterson and Devashree Saha, Explaining Local Sustainability Effort in the US, 23rd Annual

Congress of the Association of European Schools of Planning, Liverpool England, July 15th-18th 2009.

Presentation, State initiatives to Promote GHG Reductions Through Urban and Regional Planning: The View

from the States, 23rd Annual Congress of the Association of European Schools of Planning, Liverpool England,

July 15th-18th 2009.

Paper and Panel, Political Culture and Local Sustainability Effort in the US, 4th International AESOP/ACSP

Conference, Chicago IL July 8th 2008.

Paper and Panel, Urban Political Culture and Local Sustainability: An Exploratory Analysis, International Social

Science Conference, Oahu HI, May 30th 2008.

Paper, Institutionalizing mitigated FONSIs: another step away from the precautionary principle, R

Rawlins and R Paterson, 26th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact

Assessment, 23 - 26 May 2006, Stavanger, Norway.

Paper, The role of local cooperators in EIS practice: the US experience, R Rawlins and R Paterson, 26th

Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment, 23 - 26 May 2006,

Stavanger, Norway.

Panel, Planning in the US: Smart Growth Lessons for Ji’An City? HUST-UT Austin Joint Lecture Workshop,

Ji’An City, China August 15th 2005.

Panel, Smart Growth and Sustainable Community Development, The Center for Land Management and

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Technology, National University, Taipei, Taiwan January 14th 2004

Paper, “Brownfield Redevelopment Through Sustainable Community Design and Planning: The Mayor’s

Institute on City Design Experiment,: Jeffrey Chusid, Robert Paterson and Rachael Rawlins,

International Bi-national Conference on Brownfield/Greenfield Development, Dresden, Germany June

15-19th 2003.

Paper, "Implementing Negotiated Development Agreements: Lessons from Austin's NCCDs"

Association of the European Schools of Planning Congress XII, Volos, Greece, July 10th-14th 2002

Paper, Strategic Planning and Performance Measurement, at the CSM University of Twente Workshop on Public

Participation and Quality Decision Making, Twente, Netherlands, December 4-6th 1998

Paper, “The Civic-Regarding Entrepreneurial Challenge: Lessons from the Texas Surplus Properties Program,” at

the 12th Annual Association of European Schools of Planning Congress, Aveiro, Portugal July 22 -25th 1998

Panel, “Innovations in Community-Based Participation for Compact City Development: Austin Texas,” at the

Second International Symposium on Urban Planning and Environment, Groningen, Netherlands, March 7-16th

1997

Moderator, Citizen Participation Methods, Joint International Congress of the Association of Collegiate Schools

of Planning and the Association of European Schools, Toronto, Canada, July 27th 1996

Moderator and Panelist, Setting a Research Agenda for Dispute Resolution in Planning, Joint International

Congress of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning and the Association of European Schools,

Toronto, Canada, July 27th 1996

Paper, "Improving Compliance with State Development Regulations at the Association of Collegiate Schools of

Planning & Association of European Schools of Planning Joint International Congress. Oxford, England July

12th 1991

2. National Forums

Presentation. Hilde, Thomas and Robert Paterson, Green Infrastructure for Natural Resilience: Integrating

Ecosystem Services into Scenario Planning, Natural Capital Symposium, Stanford University, CA, March 21,

2018.

Presentation. 2017. Robert Paterson. Sustainability Planning as Conspiracy: A Tale of Two Texas Cities, 57th

Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Denver Colorado, October 12-15th

2017.

Presentation, Kwangyul Choi and Robert Paterson, Examining Interaction Effects Among Built Environment

Factors on Reduction in Automobile Use, 56th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of

Planning, Portland, Oregon, November 3-6th 2016.

Facilitator, Scenario Planning Tools “Pilot” Training Workshop, SPAN and Lincoln Institute for Land Policy Co-

Sponsors, 56th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Portland, Oregon,

November 3-6th 2016.

Co-Host, Co-Facilitator and Panelist, Open Source Planning Tools Group Symposium, Center for Sustainable

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Development, Thompson Conference Center, the University of Texas, Austin, TX, November 18-20, 2016.

Presentation, Lessons from the MXD Traffic Impact Analysis of TOD Projects Using Envision Tomorrow

Software, 55th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Houston, TX 2015,

October 24th, 2015.

Presentation, Mitigation Planning for Natechs in the Top 30 most populous US cities: An Exploratory Analysis,

55th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Houston, TX 2015, October 23rd,

2015.

Roundtable, Scenario Planning in Planning Education, 54th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate

Schools of Planning, Philadelphia, PA 2014, November 1st 2014.

Presentation, Sustainable Places Project, National Association of City Transportation Planning Officials Annual

Conference, Designing Cities, Austin, TX, November 19th 2015.

Presentation, Sustainable Places Project, US HUD/NADO Regional Convening, Austin, TX Jan 23rd

2014.

Presentation, Scenario-Planning Innovations, National Conference of the American Planning

Association, Atlanta, GA April 29, 2014.

Presentation, Sustainable Places Project and Scenario Planning, US HUD Sustainable Communities

Summit, Washington DC, Dec 3-5 2013.

Presentation, Scenario Planning Tools, National Partners on Smart Growth Conference, Kansas City

Missouri, February 7-9, 2013.

Keynote Speaker, The Documented Need for a Holistic Triple Bottom Line Approach to Sustainable

Development, Sustainable Land Development, Austin TX May 1 2008.

Presentation and Panel, Open Space and Urban Nodes: A Club Sandwich or Bowl of Grapes?, Green

Infrastructure and the Central Texas Greenprint, CNU XVI: New Urbanism and the Booming Metropolis, Austin

Texas April 5th 2008

Moderator, Moderator/Discussant, Planning for Natural Hazards, 44th Annual Conference of the Association of

Collegiate Schools of Planning, Fort Worth TX, November 5th 2006

Paper, Teaching Hazard Mitigation Planning: Reflections On A Service Learning Approach 44th Annual

Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Fort Worth TX, November 5th 2006

Panelist, The Center for Sustainable Development and Sustainable Brownfield Redevelopment, Annual

Brownfield Partners Forum, US EPA Region 6, Austin TX, May 6th 2005

Paper, Regional Sustainability Indicators and Social Justice, at Making the Linkages Through the Use of

Environmental Indicators Workshop, US EPA, ORD Conference, Kansas City MO. May 17-20th 2004

Paper, Street Connectivity Politics: The Austin Experience, 2004 Annual APA National Conference,

Washington DC, April 24-28th 2004

Paper, “Regional Sustainability Indicators: The Central Texas Experience,” Exploring Positive Growth: The

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Summit on Sustainability at Ithaca College, Ithaca New York April 6-7th 2004

Panelist, “Performance Measurement and Faculty Productivity,” ACSP Planning Administrators Conference,

Amelia Island, FL October 23-26th 2003

Paper, Matching Smart Growth Policies To Community Needs: The Smart Growth Matrix For

Transportation Planning Agencies, 82nd Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board,

Washington DC. January 12-16, 2003

Panelist, State and Local Government Initiatives for Growth Management and Open Space Preservation

Open Space, US Congressional Research Service, Washington DC. April 11th 2003

Moderator and Panelist, Street Grid Requirements for New Developments in U.S. Cities, 91st

Annual National Conference of the American Planning Association, New York City, April 15th

2000.

Paper, “Negotiating Long-Term Development Agreements: Best Practice Supplements,” 39th Annual Conference

of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Pasadena, CA, November 5th 1999

Panelist, “Austin’s Sustainable Community Initiative,” 12th National Conference of the National Association of

Management and Technical Assistance Centers, University of Texas at San Antonio, October 9th 1998

Panelist and Moderator, “Creating A Vision for a Better Future,” Second National Smart Growth Conference,

U.S. EPA and Urban Land Institute, Austin, Texas, December 16th 1999

Panel, “Hazard Mitigation Through Environmental Planning,” 23 rd Annual Hazards Research and Applications

Workshop, Boulder Colorado, July 14-16th 1998

Panel, Austin’s Sustainable Community Initiative, U.S. Economic Development Administration, Sustainable

Economic Development Conference, New Orleans, LA, May 28th 1998

Paper, “An Evaluation of Florida’s Critical Area Program: Preliminary Results and Observations,” 38th Annual

Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Ft. Lauderdale, October

22nd 1997

Panel Moderator/Discussant, “Brownfields Panel,”38th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate

Schools of Planning, Ft. Lauderdale, October 22nd 1997

Panel Presentation, The Next Generation of Hazards Researchers, 22nd Annual Hazards Research and

Applications Workshop, Denver Colorado, July 14-16th 1997

Panel Presentation, The Edward’s Aquifer Mediation: An Exploration of the Social, Political and Intellectual

Capital Creation Processes, Environmental Conflict Resolution in the West, Tucson Arizona, April 4-5th 1997

Paper, “Building Capacity for BMP Compliance: An Applied Behavioral Analysis," at U.S. EPA sponsored

Watershed '96, Washington D.C June 8 - 12th 1996

Panel Presentation, Planning and Natural Hazards: A Research Agenda, 37th Annual Conference of the

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Detroit, October 22nd 1995

Discussant, Planning European-Style in the Post Union Environment, 37th Annual Conference of the

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Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Detroit, October 21st 1995

Paper, Negotiated Development: Model Lessons from Model Processes, 37th Annual Conference of the

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Detroit, Michigan, October 21st 1995

Panel Presentation, A Nominal Group Technique Workshop, 37th Annual Conference of the Association of

Collegiate Schools of Planning, Detroit, Michigan October 22nd 1995

Presentation, "Best Management Practices (BMP) Implementation," Physical Integrity Panel, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency Multi-Regional Conference on Water Quality Standards, Criteria and Related Programs,

San Antonio, Texas, September 20th 1995

Presentation, "Conflict Management: Keeping Your Partners," National Town Meeting on Main Street, National

Trust for Historic Preservation, Little Rock, Arkansas, May 14th 1995

Paper, "The Impact of Impact Fees: A Comparative Analysis," with Terry Kahn,” 25th Annual Conference of the

Urban Affairs Association, Portland, Oregon, May 5th 1995

Panel Presentation, "Sustainable Communities and Compact City Policies: A Road That All Cities Can Follow?"

36th Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Phoenix, November

5th 1994

Paper, "Development Impact Fees: An Empirical Evaluation," presented with Terry Kahn 36th Annual

Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Phoenix, November 5th 1994

Paper, "Cooperative Planning: An Exploratory Analysis," presented 36th Annual Conference of the Association

of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Phoenix, November 4th 1994

Paper, "Urban Sediment Pollution: Closing the BMP Implementation Gap," 35 th Annual Meeting of the

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 31 st 1993

Panel Moderator and Presentation, Urban Non-point Pollution Design, 35 th Annual Conference of the

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Philadelphia, October 30 th 1993

Panelist, Land Use and Growth Management in Pennsylvania, 35 th Annual Conference of the Association of

Collegiate Schools of Planning, Philadelphia, October 30 th 1993

Paper, "Improving Compliance with Environmental Regulations: An Agenda for Future Research," 34 th Annual

Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Columbus, Ohio, November 1 st 1992

Panel Moderator, "Land Use Planning Mechanisms for Preserving Endangered Species," 5 th Annual Conference

of the National Association of Environmental Law Societies, Austin, TX January 31 st 1992

Paper "Compliance with Land Use and Environmental Regulations: A Comparative Evaluation of Cooperative

versus Deterrent Approaches," presented with Raymond Burby 21st Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs

Association, Vancouver, British Columbia July 17 th 1991

Paper, "Sewering the Coast: Bane or Blessing to Coastal Water Quality," presented with Raymond Burby and

Chris Nelson, 20th Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, Charlotte, NC. May 21 st 1990

Paper, "Intergovernmental Coordination Techniques for Regional and Local Comprehensive Planning," New

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Directions in Planning and Land Development Regulations: The Challenge of Concurrency, Florida Growth

Management Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL. May 15 th 1988

3. State, Regional and Local Conferences/Forums

Presentation, Using Scenario Planning Tools to Streamline Transportation NEPA Review, Central Texas

Association of Environmental Professionals, Austin, TX, July 12 2017.

Panelist, The Age of Man: What Are the Social and Scientific Implications of the Anthropocene, Annual Polymathic Honors Society Chautauqua Panel, Dell Computer Sciences Building, University of Texas at Austin, March 15, 2017. Panel, Austin Monitor, City Summit, Planning in Austin's Future, University of Texas, Austin, TX, December

5th 2014.

Presentation, Scenario Planning for Disaster Resilience, Living on the Edge: Coastal Resilience Conference,

Galveston TX, October 10th, 2014.

Presentation, Sustainable Places Project - The Next Generation of Scenario Planning Analytics, Texas Chapter

Annual Conference, American Planning Association, Galveston, TX. October 3rd, 2013.

Presentation, Developing the Next Generation of Scenario Planning Tools in Central Texas, The University

of Texas Sustainability Summit, Austin TX, September 20th 2013.

Presentation, Central Texas Sustainable Places Project, Land Use Planning Law Conference, University of

Texas School of Law, ATT Executive Center, Austin Texas, March 21, 2012

Presentation, Central Texas Sustainable Places Project, Sustainability at UT Austin Summit, The University of

Texas at Austin, Austin Texas, September 23rd, 2011

Panel, Climate Change and Urban Planning Solutions: Challenges in the US, Environmental Impact

Assessment Workshop, McGill University, Montreal Canada, July 19th 2010

Panel, Sustainable Policy, Sustainable Business Summit, McCoombs School of Business, The University of

Texas at Austin, February 5th 2010

Panel, Multimodal ROW Design, San Antonio Community Development Summit, City of San Antonio and the

Urban Land Institute, San Antonio, Texas, September 17th 2009

Presentation, Local Sustainability: Keys to Success?, Center Forum, Center for American Architecture, The

University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX November 7th 2008

Presentation, Urban Planning in the 21st Century: Trends and Challenges, ASCE Leadership Workshop, Lakeway

Texas October 20th 2007

Panelist, “Sustainable Brownfields Redevelopment Seminar: The Rhizome Collective Project,” Harvard Loebs

Fellows Annual Meeting Program, October 7th 2005. Goldsmith Hall, The University of Texas, Austin Texas

Panelist, "Learning from Disaster: A Hard Look at Katrina and Rita, LBJ School of Public Affairs Public Forum,

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October 18th and 19th 2005. Bass Hall, The University of Texas, Austin Texas

Panelist and Moderator, Street Connectivity: Getting from Here to There, at the October 3rd 2003 Texas Chapter

of the American Planning Association Annual Conference, San Antonio Texas

Speaker, Dean's Advisory Council, Sustainable Development in the School of Architecture and Outreach Efforts,

Fall and Spring Meetings, 2000-2003

Speaker, Context Sensitive Design, Williams Drive Workshop, City Georgetown, March 2003

Speaker and Facilitator, Quality Growth Workshop, City of Round Rock, Texas, March 12th 2001

Speaker, I-35 Corridor Council, Regional Workshop, Open Space Planning, Lessons from Around the US,

October 21st 2000

Speaker, The Mayor's Institute on City Design, Promise and Practice of Urban Planning, University of Texas

at Austin April 22, 2001

Moderator and Panelist, Regional Growth Management Strategies, Annual Texas American Planning

Association Conference, Austin Texas, October 5th 1998

Keynote Speaker, Growth Management in Rural Regions: Lessons from Around the Country,” Hill Country

Roundtable Meeting, Blanco County, Texas September 22nd 1998

Panelist, “Solid Waste Solutions for Rural Texas,” 10th Annual Texas Environmental Super-Conference,

Sponsored by the Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission, April 15th 1999

Co-convener of Performance Measurement Workshop, Thompson Conference Center, Co-Sponsored by the

International City and County Managers Association. March 25th 1999

Convener and Plenary Session Panel Moderator, Bringing Life to Troubled Sites: Texas Brownfields

Conference, March 13th 1999

Conference Co-Convener and Moderator, Local Government Sustainability Indicators, Thompson Conference

Center, The University of Texas at Austin, April 25th 1998

Conference Co-Convener and Plenary Session Moderator, Local Government Sustainability Innovators,

Thompson Conference Center, The University of Texas at Austin, February 28th 1998

Conference Convener and Plenary Session Moderator, Planning Tools for Sustainability, the School of

Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, February 7th 1998

Panelist, South Congress Improvement Project Focus Groups, Austin Texas, May 12th 1998

Panelist, ADR Use in Local Government, Texas Center for Public Policy Dispute Resolution, University of

Texas at Austin, May 27th 1997

Panel Presentation, "Open Space Planning" (Short Course I) 1996 Annual Texas American Planning

Association Conference, San Antonio Texas, October 3rd 1996

Panel Presentation, "Introduction to Urban Planning," (Short Course I) 1996 Annual Texas American Planning

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Association Conference, San Antonio Texas, October 3rd 1996

Panelist, Robert Mueller Municipal Airport Redevelopment Process and Goals Task Force: Land Use and

Design Focus Group, Austin Texas, January 17th 1996

Presentation, Construction Practices: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Growth and Its Implications

Conference sponsored by the Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer Conservation District, San Marcos, Texas,

September 29th 1995

Paper, "Planning for a Safe Community: The Role of Youth Curfews," 3rd Annual Conference on Nonviolence,

The University of Texas, Austin, March 3rd 1995

Paper, "Enforcing Water Quality Regulations: An Applied Behavioral Analysis," 24 th Annual Water for Texas

Conference, Austin, January 27th 1995

Presentation, "Eight Elements for Successful Planning or How to Avoid P.O.T.S. and Accomplish

P.A.C.C.,"Annual Texas American Planning Association Conference, October 6th 1994

Presentation, "Cooperative Planning," at the Planning for Growth in Small Towns and Rural Areas, Capital Area

Planning Council Seminar, Round Rock, Texas. September 29 th 1994

Panelist, "Regional Governance for Austin?" at the Urban Land Institute Strategic Choices Conference,

Austin, Texas, June 15th 1994

Presentation, "Urban/Wildland Fires: A Texas Perspective," Texas A & M University, College Station, Hazard

Recovery Center Lecture Series, June 13th 1994

Presentation, "The Portland Experience: Lessons for Austin" University of Texas Growth Forum Speakers

Series, with Kent Butler and Susan Handy at the University of Texas at Austin Growth Forum, April 29th 1994

Presentation, "Planning for Compliance: The Keys are Capacity and Commitment,” University of Texas Growth

Forum Speakers Series, University of Texas at Austin Growth Forum, January 29th 1993

Paper, "A Social Control Model of Regulatory Compliance," Texas A & M University, College Station, Hazard

Recovery Center Lecture Series, March 29th 1993

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Community Consensus-Building & Dispute Resolution Activities

Dispute Resolution Training Workshop for Texas Planning Directors and Sr. Planners, Annual Texas APA

Conference, Austin TX 2004

City Council, Land Use Planning Workshops, Facilitator and Discussant, City of Georgetown, Texas, 2001 -

2003

Dispute Resolution Training Seminar for Central Texas Chapter of the APA – McKinney Roughs 2003

City Council, Quality Growth Workshops and Discussion Sessions, Facilitator and Discussant, City of Round

Rock, Texas 2000-2001

Columbia, Mexico New Town Charrette, Facilitator, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, Oct

28th-27th 2000

Rainey Street Urban Design Workshop, Co-convener and Facilitator, School of Architecture, University of

Texas at Austin, 2001

Blanco County Citizen's Assembly, Rural Growth Strategies Workshop with Randall Arendt and James

Richards, Facilitator and Workshop Moderator, Blanco County, Texas 2000-2001

Instructor, Seminar in Dispute Resolution, Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning, The

University of Texas, Austin, TX 1991 - Present

Faculty Member, Graduate ADR Portfolio Program, Tarlton Law School, The University of Texas, Austin,

TX 1998-present

Faculty Fellow, Center for Public Policy Dispute Resolution. Tarlton Law School, The University of Texas,

Austin, TX 1998-present

Co-Director, Sustainable Community Indicator Project, Sustainable Austin Assemblies, Austin, TX, 1997 -

present

Dispute Resolution Training Seminar for Leadership Austin – Austin, TX 1997

Lead Negotiator for SRCC, Jefferson on Congress Development Agreement Implementation Process, Austin

TX, January - September 1999

Convener and Plenary Session Facilitator, South Central Community Visioning Workshops, Austin TX,

December 3rd, 1995 and January 13th 1996

Co-Convener and Plenary Session Facilitator, Nominal Group Technique, Barton Creek Wilderness Park

Citizen Workshop, Austin, TX, November 19th 1994

American Assembly Policy Analyst, West Palm Beach City-Wide Forum, Fort Lauderdale, FL, February 11 -

13th 1988

American Assembly Policy Analyst, American Assembly for the Greater Delray Beach Area, May 19 - 21st

1988

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Facilitator, Nominal Group Technique Sessions, "City of Fort Lauderdale Comprehensive Planning Retreat,"

Fort Lauderdale, FL July 29th 1987

Mediator, "Mapping and Monitoring Florida's Agricultural Lands,” Data Mediation American Assembly, Tampa

FL, September 10 and 11th 1987

American Assembly Policy Analyst, Palm Beach County Assembly for Criminal Justice, Miami, FL March 19 –

21st 1987

PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES

National Service Activities and Appointments

Member, ACSP-APA Planning Accreditation Board’s (PAB) Site Visitor Pool 2003-present,

Site Visit Team for University of Colorado at Denver, 2015 and University of Montreal

Canada, 2009

Chair (2004-05) and Member (2001-2005), IBHS-ACSP Student Project on Natural Hazards

and Land Use Planning Award Panel

Joint American Planning Association-Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Standing Committee on Free

Speech and the Internet, 1998-2000

United States, Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Research Grant Program, Peer Review Panel,

Interdisciplinary Sustainable Development Research Program, Washington D.C (1997 — 2002)

United States, Environmental Protection Agency, STAR Environmental Fellowship Program, Peer Review Panel,

Washington D.C. 1997 - 2000

United States, Environmental Protection Agency, Exploratory Environmental Research Grant Program, Peer

Review Panel, Washington D.C. 1996

Second National Assessment of Natural Hazards Research, Land Use Policy and Hazard Mitigation Working

Group. Coordinated by the Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, University of

Colorado at Boulder and sponsored by the National Science Foundation. 1996 - 1997

Periodic peer review of manuscripts for the following journals:

Journal of the American Planning Association

Journal of Landscape and Urban Planning

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation

Environmental Management

Journal of Architectural and Planning Research.

Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

Journal of Urban Studies

Peer review of abstracts for the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conferences

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State, Regional and Local Service Activities and Appointments

Co-Founder and Member, Executive Board, Central Texas Sustainability Indicator Project, Austin, 1996- 2002,

2004 - present

Member, Trust for Public Lands, Central Texas Advisory Board, 2003 - present

Expert Witness, SOS Litigation on the LCRA water pipeline into the Barton Springs Watershed, Austin Texas

2001

Member, Planning Commission Initiated Connectivity Committee, 1998 - 2001

Member, Hill Country Roundtable and Rural Growth Management Advisory Group, Texas Center for Policy

Studies, 1998 - present

Member, Citizen's Advisory Board, The Austin Corridor Planning Project, City of Austin, 1999-2001

Member, I-35 Corridor Council, Parks and Greenway Committee and Regional Planning Study Group, 1998 -

2002

Member, Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association, Education Board, 2000 - 2003

Member, Executive Board, Austin Metro Trails and Greenways, 1998-99

Chair, Texas APA Chapter Awards Committee and Board Member, 1995-1996, 1998, 2003

Texas APA Conference, Planning Commissioner’s Short Course Instructor, 1995 - 2002

Co-Founder and Member, South Central Coalition, Austin, 1995 - 2003

Co-President, South River City Citizens Neighborhood Association, Austin, 1995 – 96

Area Coordinator, South River City Citizens Neighborhood Association, Austin, 1996 – 2003

3. Professional Organization Membership

Member, American Planning Association

Member, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

Member, American Society of Public Administration

Member, The Urban Land Institute

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Service within the School of Architecture and Planning Program

Co-Chair, Faculty Search Committee, Urban Ecology Position, School or Architecture, 2015.

Chair, Web Team Group, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000 - 2001

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Chair, Alumni Relations Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000 - 2003

Chair, Interim Committee on Curriculum Enhancement, Community and Regional Planning Program, University

of Texas at Austin, 2000-2001

Chair, Graduate Studies Committee, Community and Regional Planning Program, University of Texas at Austin,

2000 - 2005

Chair, Scholarship Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000 - 2004

Chair, Information Technology Initiating Committee and Standing Committee on Information Technology,

School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin 2000 - 2004

Chair, Urbanism Working Group Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000-2001

Chair, Landscape Architecture Search Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2002-03

Chair, CRP Faculty Search Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000-2001

Director, Hogg Scholar and Travel Grant Program, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 2000 -

2005

Co-Director, M.S.C.R.P/J.D. Joint Degree Program, Program in Community and Regional Planning and Tarlton

Law School, 1996 - present

Director, Growth Forum Speaker Series, Community and Regional Planning Program, University of Texas at

Austin, 1993 - 1998

Chair, Graduate Studies Recruitment and Admissions Committee, School of Architecture, Program in Community

and Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 1997 - 1998

Chair, Faculty/Staff Awards Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 1995 - 1997

Chair, Interim Graduate Studies Committee on Professional Reports and Master Theses, 1993-1994

Assistant Graduate Adviser, School of Architecture, Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of

Texas at Austin, 1993 - present

Faculty Liaison, CRP Alumni Newsletter, School of Architecture, Program in Community and Regional Planning,

University of Texas at Austin, 1993 – 1999

Faculty Liaison, University Career Center, Program in Community and Regional Planning, University of Texas at

Austin, 1993 - present

Assistant Professor Representative, School of Architecture Budget Council, Program in Community and Regional

Planning, University of Texas, 1994-1996

Member, Library Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 1997-1999

Member CRP Faculty Search Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 1997-98

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Member, Community and Regional Planning Graduate Studies Committee, School of Architecture, University of

Texas at Austin, 1993 - present

Member, Faculty/Staff Awards Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, 1992 - 1994

Member, Community and Regional Planning Curriculum Committee, School of Architecture, University of Texas

at Austin, 1993 - present

Member, Interim Planning Ph.D. Degree Committee, School of Architecture, Program in Community and

Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 1993 - 1995

Member, Ph.D. Policy Committee (Recruitment, Admissions and Standards), Program in Community and

Regional Planning, University of Texas at Austin, 1995 - present

Member, Ph.D. Policy Committee (Recruitment, Admissions and Standards), Department of City and Regional

Planning, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1989 - 90

Service within the University

School of Architecture Representative, Faculty Council, The University of Texas at Austin, 2010 – 2012

Member, University Tech Dean's Committee, Vice-President's Office for Information Technology, The University

of Texas at Austin, 2000 - 2005

School of Architecture Representative, Faculty Council, University of Texas, 1996-1998

University Parking and Traffic Committee, Faculty Council Appointment, 1997-1998

University International Program Committee, Faculty Council Appointment, 1996-1997

Co-Founder and Co-Facilitator, University of Texas Roundtable on Sustainability, Austin TX, 1998 - 2000

Member, Urban Studies Center Policy Committee, Office of the President, University of Texas at Austin, 1993-

1995

Member, University Roundtable on Alternative Dispute Resolution, University of Texas at Austin, 1993 - present

Affiliated Faculty, Sustainable Development and Design Graduate Portfolio Program, School of Architecture,

The University of Texas at Austin, 2004 - present

Affiliated Faculty, ADR Graduate Portfolio Program, Tarlton Law School, The University of Texas at Austin,

1998 - present

Affiliated Faculty , Portfolio Program Faculty, Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies Graduate Portfolio

Program, LBJ School, The University of Texas at Austin, present. Research Subcommittee, 2003-

present

Affiliated Faculty, Urban Issues Program, University of Texas at Austin, 1997-2003