Dubuque South Port Redevelopment Sandwich, Kaley Bangston; The Role of Metropolitan Planning Organizations for the Implementation of Complete Streets - Two Case Studies from Ohio, Deborah Riemann; Greening the Gap: Improving Waterfront Access in East Harlem, Erin Mcauliff; Borrowed Ground: How vacant lots can contribute to land access and healthy foods in neighborhood-scale foodsheds, Ben Kerrick; Up an Urban Creek: Developing Smarter to Protect Streams, Maria Sandercock; The Market to Park It: A Case for Parking Reforms in India's Emerging Mega-City of Ahmedabad, Justin Resnick; Bicycle Sharing Is the New Black, But Can It Make Some Green?, Justin Resnick; Using Spatial Pattern Analysis to Explore Regional Characteristics: A Focus on F&B Shops in Gangnam District, South Korea, Hogeun Park; Breaking the Mode: Campus Impacts of an Alternative Transportation Marketing & Outreach Program, Jessica Kuo; Innovations in Multi-Modal, Schematic Transit Mapping, Margaret Finch Carragher; EVER GREEN: An Enduring System of Parks and Greenways in Detroit, Ting Ma
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Hogeun Park
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Bio: Aug.11 – Now M.S. Candidate in Urban and Regional Planning Aug.11 – Nov.11 Architecture and Urban Research Institute Research Assistant -‘A study of Improvement of Public Spaces in Urban Area’ Mar.08 – Sep.10 Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Ecuador Oversea Volunteer -‘Rural Land Registration and Cadastral Survey’ -‘Construction Inspection’ -‘Development of a GIS-based Land Registration’
Education: Aug.11 – Now Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies (GSES) M.S. Candidate in Urban and Regional Planning Mar.05 – Aug.11 Handong Global University Department of Spatial Environment System Engineering B.A in both Urban and Environmental Engineering and Construction Engineering,
Other Publications: • Lead-authored “A Comparative Study of Social Behavior in Irrigated and Rainfed Areas, The Case of Bohol Irrigation Scheme” paper accepted for presentation and proceedings at ADB Water Week 2013. • Co-authored “Social Relationship and Behavioral Spillover, The Case of Irrigated and Raifed Farmers in Bohol,” paper accepted for presentation at AARES 2013, ESA 2013, and MIEDC 2013. • Co-authored “The Influence of Social Relationship and Neighborhood Relationship on Behavioral Spillover: The Case of Irrigated and Rainfed Farmers in Bohol, the Philippines” abstract submitted to AAEA 2013. • Co-authored "Implementing E-waste management program into developing country through Public Private Partnership", The Future of Korean Development Cooperation, Seoul, Hanwool , 2012 (ISBN:9788946055001)
Past Assignments: • “A Comparative Study of Social Behavior in Irrigated and Rainfed Areas, The Case of Bohol Irrigation Scheme at ADB Water Week 2013.
Deborah Riemann
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Bio: - Graduate Assistant, Public Administration and Environmental Studies (Cleveland State University, College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland; Sept. 2011 - Present) - Intern at Berlin (Germany) Planning Department (Referat für Flächennutzungsplanung und stadtplanerische Konzepte Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung und Umwelt); June/ July 2012
Education: - Master of Urban Planning, Design and Development, expected graduation May 2013 (Cleveland State University, Maxine Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland, OH) - Bachelor of Cultural Engineering (cultural studies, organizational theory, logistics) at the “Otto-von-Guericke” University Magdeburg (Germany, Saxony-Anhalt;2007-2011)
Other Publications: Zingale, N. and Riemann D. (2013) “Coping with Shrinkage in Germany and the United States. A Cross-cultural Comparative Approach toward Sustainable Cities” In: Urban Design International
Past Assignments: 42nd Annual Conference of the Urban Affairs Association (Pittsburgh, April 18-21, 2012;) Presentation: Zingale, N. and Riemann, D.: Re‐Imagining Shrinking Cities by Managing Spatial Transitions
Justin Resnick
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Bio: LADOT Bicycle Group UCLA Events & Transportation
Education: Masters Candidate in Urban and Regional Planning UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs
Maria Sandercock
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Bio: Master of Urban Planning and Master of Science student at University of Washington
Jeffry Peel
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Bio: Jeff Peel is currently interning in the Long Range Bus Planning Division of New York City Transit, and is helping expand Select Bus Service throughout the city. Prior to this, Peel worked in bike and pedestrian planning and advocacy, including the position of State & Local Advocacy Coordinator for the League of American Bicyclists.
Education: Hunter College–CUNY, Masters in Urban Planning (anticipated graduation Spring 2013) University of Southern Mississippi, B.A. American Studies/Sociology, 2001
Other Publications: "Maryland’s Evolving Incentive-based Land Use Management," Hunter College UAP Urban Review, Spring 2012. "NYC Bicycle Share," Hunter College UAP Urban Review, Fall 2011. "Bicycle Friendly America Yearbook, League of American Bicyclists, (contributor & assistant editor) 2008-2011. "State Bicycle Summit Guide," League of American Bicyclists, 2010. "National Bike Month Guide,"League of American Bicyclists,(contributor & assistant editor), 2009.
Past Assignments: "Building a Bicycle Friendly University & Campus," Power Shift – 2011. "Best Practice in State DOT Bicycle Programs," Pro Walk, Pro Bike – 2010. "Downtown to Dirt: Making the Transportation & Recreation Connection," Pro Walk, Pro Bike – 2010. "A New Orientation for Two-Wheeled Transit: Bringing Bike Sharing Programs to the States," New Partners for Smart Growth – 2008.
Jeremy Endsley
Charlie Cowell
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Bio: Intern for the Economic Development Division with the City of Iowa City. Teaching assistant in the School of Urban and Regional Planning at The University of Iowa.
Education: Pursuing a Masters degree in Urban and Regional Planning at The University of Iowa, concentrating in economic development and GIS. B.A. in Economics from the University of Northern Iowa (2011).
Ryan Ridings
Attorney
Jessica Kuo
M.C.P. Candidate
San Francisco Municipal Trans.
Ben Kerrick
Graduate Student
Ohio State University
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Bio: Ben is currently a graduate student at Ohio State University completing dual Masters degrees in City & Regional Planning and Environmental Science with an emphasis on food systems. While at OSU, Ben has been a Graduate Teaching Associate and a Graduate Fellow in the National Science Foundation's GK-12 program. Prior to entering his programs at OSU, Ben managed Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's innovative Swing Space artist residency program in New York City.
Education: The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, M.S., Environmental Science (Agroecosystem Science specialization), M.C.R.P., City & Regional Planning (Graduating Spring 2013); Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington, B.A., Theatre (2002)
Key Publications: Savor The Coast: A Recipe For A Sustainable Coast // Mississippi Gulf Coast Food System Stakeholder Analysis // Mississippi Gulf Coast Food System Assessment; Co-author, Mississippi Gulf Coast Sustainable Communities Initiative, 2011
Past Assignments: Perception and Potential: Multi-disciplinary research and tools to guide agriculture and food policy, practice, and economic development across the urban-rural continuum, Presenter and co-moderator, panel session at the joint annual meeting of the Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society and the Association for the Study of Food and Society (June 2013, forthcoming); Borrowed Ground: Evaluating the potential role of usufruct in neighborhood-scale foodsheds, Lead author, research poster presented at OSU Hayes Graduate Research Forum (2013); Borrowed Ground: Evaluating the potential role of usufruct in neighborhood-scale foodsheds, Lead author, research poster presented at EcoSummit, Columbus, Ohio (2012)
Erin McAuliff
Michael J. Vos
Municipal Planner
City of Rio Rancho
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Bio: Michael is a municipal planner in the City of Rio Rancho, NM Development Services Department working on zoning and land use planning. Prior to his current position, Michael was an environmental policy intern with the West Michigan Environmental Action Council working on storm water, clean energy, and climate change issues. He has additional training in geographic information systems.
Education: M.U.P., Urban and Regional Planning, University of Michigan, 2012; B.A., Geography, Calvin College, 2010.
Key Publications: "Ever Green: An Enduring System of Parks and Greenways in Detroit," University of Michigan (UP634), Spring 2012.
Amanda D. Peterson
Environmental Planner
CH2M Hill
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Bio: Amanda is an environmental planner in CH2M HILL's Environmental Services Division, where she has been working for the PG&E Pipeline Safety Enhancement Plan project. She is experienced in working directly with municipal agencies and neighborhood groups to coordinate master recreational plans. She has also performed much community outreach to gain resident feedback for municipal projects and neighborhood redevelopment. Additionally, Amanda is trained in tree surveying and land preservation management.
Education: M.A., Urban Planning, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2012; B.A., Environmental Studies, Government, Skidmore College, 2009
Key Publications: "Ever Green: An Enduring System of Parks and Greenways in Detroit," University of Michigan (UP634), Spring 2012. "The Capacity for Smart Growth in the Saratoga Lake Watershed: A Study of the Local Planning Process," Skidmore College, Spring 2009.
Ting Ma
Isaac Gilman
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Bio: Currently, I am one of thirty fellows participating in the inaguaral class of Challenge Detroit. Challenge Detroit is a national initiative focused on revitalizing Detroit by retaining and attracting top talent to bring their intellectual capital to the City. Challenge Detroit provides this talent the opportunity to live, work, play, give, and lead in Detroit. In addition, I am also in the process of starting a nonprofit bike shop, focused on youth entrepreneurship training and community building. Southwest Rides, located in SW Detroit, was a program run out of a local nonprofit organization in the Springwells Village neighborhood of SW Detroit. Last summer, I worked for the Michigan Association of Planning helping them with placemaking research for their Above PAR initiative. Above PAR - Planning for Place, Access, and Redevleopment - is a year long planning process to help steer Bay City in the right direction for the future.
Education: University of Michigan - Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning '12 Master of Urban Planning Focus: Transportation and Economic Development Hobart and William Smith Colleges '10 Bachelor of Arts Major: Political Science and American Studies
Key Publications: Ever Green: An Enduring System for Parks and Greenways System in Detroit
Past Assignments: 2012 Chair of Michigan Association of Planning Student Conference 2012 Chair of Taubman College MLK Jr. Symposium Committee
Adam Plagge
Graduate Student
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Bio: Graduate Adviser for University of Iowa and Zappos’ Redeveloping Downtown Las Vegas Initiative and T.A. for Statistics for Strategy.
Education: University of Iowa joint degree graduate student: M.B.A. & Urban Planning Economic Development.
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