Dan
Abramson,
Urban
Design and Planning
DUP, 1998, Tsinghua University
Urban identity, conservation and design; housing and community development;
urban studies in emergent/resurgent market economies and transnational communities
Email: abramson@u.washington.edu
Marina
Alberti, (Director
of PhD Program), Urban Design and Planning
Ph.D. 1992, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Environmental planning, urban ecology, impact assessment, geographic information
systems
Email: malberti@u.washington.edu
Christine
Bae, Urban Design
and Planning
Ph.D. 1994, University of Southern California
Transportation planning, growth management and land use planning, community
development
Email: cbae@u.washington.edu
William
B. Beyers,
(Professor Emeritus) Geography
Ph.D. 1967, University of Washington
Regional science, economic geography, location theory, regional analysis
Email: beyers@u.washington.edu
Christopher Bitter, Urban Design and Planning
Ph.D. 2008, University of Arizona
Housing and commercial real estate market dynamics, urban land
economics, and sustainable development.
Email: bitter@uw.edu
Hilda
Blanco, (Professor
Emeritus) Urban Design
and Planning
Ph.D. 1989, University of California, Berkeley
Land use planning, comprehensive planning, neighborhood planning, infrastructure,
finance
Email: hblanco@u.washington.edu
Derek
Booth,
(Affiliate Professor) Civil
and Environmental Engineering
Ph.D. 1984, University of Washington
Analysis of consequences of geologic processes on land-use with a focus on
stream channels; prediction of future hazards to human activity as a result
of ongoing urban development
Email: dbooth@u.washington.edu
Branden
Born, Urban
Design and Planning
Ph.D. 2003, Wisconsin (Madison)
Planning process and social justice, particularly with regard to the inclusion
of marginalized populations in societal decision-making; land use planning
and regionalism; urban food systems planning and policy.
Email: bborn@u.washington.edu
Alan
Borning, Computer
Science & Engineering
Ph.D. 1979, Stanford
Land use, transportation, and environmental modeling; human-computer interaction;
constraint-based languages and systems
Email: borning@cs.washington.edu
Gaetano
Borriello, Computer Science & Engineering Ann
Bostrom, Evans School of Public Affairs
Ph.D. 1988, University of California at Berkeley
Ubiquitous Computing: Location-aware computing,
Sensor-based activity inferencing, Tangible user interfaces,
Multi-modal user interfaces, Mobile computing; Sensor Systems:
Radio-frequency identification tags, Sensor networks and infrastructure
for sensors, Automatic device association; Embedded Systems: Design
and implementation of novel devices, Tools for embedded system design.
Email:
gaetano@cse.washington.edu
Ph.D. 1990, Carnegie Mellon University
Risk perception, communication, and management; and environmental policy
and
decision making
Email: abostrom@u.washington.edu
Ph.D. 1986, University of Michigan
Foreign land use, urban forest interface studies, environmental planning
Email: gbradley@u.washington.edu
Christopher
Campbell, Urban
Design and Planning
Ph.D. 2002, California (Los Angeles)
Community processes and structures, social and place identity, participatory
and democratic planning processes, planning education.
Email: ccamp1@u.washington.edu
Kam
Wing Chan, Geography & Jackson School of International Studies
Ph.D. 1988, Toronto
Urban and economic geography; migration; labor market, urban finance; China
Email:
kwchan@uw.edu
Glen Duncan
, Epidemiology
Ph.D. 1997, University of Tennessee
Relationships among cardiovascular fitness,
body fatness, and metabolic disease (e.g., metabolic syndrome and type
2 diabetes); Lifestyle interventions involving increased habitual
physical activity and/or exercise training and dietary modifications in
the prevention and treatment of metabolic and cardiovascular disease;
and, Non-biological determinants of physical activity and obesity
(e.g., access, income, and the physical environment).
Email: duncag@u.washington.edu
Adam
Drewnowski, Epidemiology and Medicine
Ph.D. 1977, Rockefeller University
Relationship between poverty and obesity and the links between obesity and
diabetes rates in vulnerable populations
Email: adamdrew@u.washington.edu
Mark
Ellis, Geography
Ph.D. 1988, Indiana University
Immigration, labor markets, race and ethnicity
Email: ellism@u.washington.edu
Sarah
Elwood, Geography
Ph.D. 2000, University of Minnesota
The social and political impacts of spatial technologies such as GIS,
and the changing role and power of community-based planning and local
activism in shaping urban geographies
Email: selwood@u.washington.edu
Elaine
Faustman, Environmental Health
Ph.D. 1980, Michigan State University
Developmental toxicology, risk assessment methodologies, toxicology of
N-nitroso compounds
Email: faustman@u.washington.edu
Anne
Goodchild, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Ph.D. 2005, UC Berkeley
The analysis of logistic systems, with an emphasis on freight transportation
Email: annegood@u.washington.edu
Peter Guttorp, Statistics
Ph.D. 1980, University of California at Berkeley
The uses of stochastic models in scientific
applications in hydrology, atmospheric science, geophysics,
environmental science, and hematology.
Email: peter@stat.washington.edu
Stevan Harrell,
Anthropology
Ph.D. 1974, Stanford
Environmental anthropology, ecosystem resilience, family and demography,
ethnicity and ethnic relations, material culture, translation; China and
Taiwan.
James
W. Harrington, Jr.,
Geography
Ph.D. 1983, University of Washington
Economic geography, regional economic development, geography of labor
Email: jwh@u.washington.edu
Jeff
Hou, Landscape Architecture
Ph.D. 2001, California (Berkeley)
Community design, everyday landscapes, design activism, informal participation,
ecological and cultural multiplicity in the urban landscape, citizen movements
and environmental activism in the Pacific Rim
Email: jhou@u.washington.edu
Miriam
Kahn,
Anthropology
Ph.D. 1980, Bryn Mawr College
Cultural representations, museum exhibition, place-making, tourism; Oceania
Email: mkahn@u.washington.edu
Soo Hyung Kim, College
of Forest Resources
Ph.D. 2001, University of California, Davis
Examining how plants interact with abiotic
and biotic factors in the environment at scales from leaf to whole-plant
through canopy and ecosystem
Email: soohkim@u.washington.edu
Timothy
Larson, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Ph.D. 1976, University of Washington
Air Quality (Management Aspects), Atmospheric
Chemistry, Measurement Methods for Atmospheric Aerosols, Precipitation
Scavenging, Health Effects of Aerosols, Source/Receptor Models.
Email:
tlarson@u.washington.edu
Joshua Lawler, College of Forest Resources
Ph.D. 2000, Utah State University
Conservation biology and landscape ecology. How
human activities affect ecological systems at large spatial scales.
Email: jlawler@u.washington.edu
David
Layton, Public Affairs
Ph.D. 1995, University of Washington
Environmental and natural resource policy
Email: dflayton@u.washington.edu
Robert
Lee, (Professor
Emeritus) Forest Resources
Ph.D. 1973, University of California, Berkeley
Natural resource sociology, multi-resource management, development/change
of forestry institutions
Email: boblee@u.washington.edu
Miles Logsdon,
Ocean and Fishery Sciences
Ph.D. 1997, University of Washington
Spatial pattern analysis in ecosystem sciences and the applications of
Geographic Information Science (GIS) and Remote Sensing in ecosystem models
Email: mlog@u.washington.edu
John
Marzluff, Forest Resources
Ph.D. 1987, Northern Arizona University
Wildlife habitat relationships, avian ecology, animal behavior, conservation
biology, endangered species recovery
Email: corvid@u.washington.edu
Donald
H. Miller, Urban Design
and Planning
Ph.D. 1973, University of California, Berkeley
Urban spatial structure, consumer behavior and demand for public services,
planning theory and evaluation, urbanization processes
Email: millerd@u.washington.edu
David
Montgomery,
Earth and Space Sciences
Ph.D. 1991, University of California, Berkeley
Evolution of topography and the influence of geomorphological processes on
ecological systems and human societies
Email: dave@ess.washington.edu
Monika Moskal,
School of Forest Resources, College of the Environment
Ph.D. 2005, University of Kansas
As director of the Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis Laboratory(RSGAL),
her research goal is to understand multiscale and multidimensional dynamics of
landscape change through the application of remote sensing, GIS and geospatial
tools.
Email: lmmoskal@uw.edu
Anne
Vernez Moudon, Urban
Design and Planning
Dr. es Sc., 1987, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
(Switzerland)
Urban design, city form and neighborhood studies, design research
Email: moudon@u.washington.edu
Robert
Mugerauer,
Professor, College of Built Environments
Ph.D. 1973, University
of Texas
Sustainability and the impact of technology in built and natural environments;
values, social, and cultural factors in design and planning; theory and current
research methods
Email: drbobm@u.washington.edu
Timothy
L. Nyerges, Geography
Ph.D. 1980, Ohio State University
CyberGIS-based decision support for sustainability
management; GIS data management; web GIS and public participation GIS; GIS
problem solving and critical thinking; data integration; land use,
transportation and water resource applications of GIS
Email:
nyerges@u.washington.edu
Vikram
Prakash, Architecture
Ph.D. 1994, Cornell University
Interdisciplinary perspectives of culture studies applied to architecture,
non-western architecture, modernism and culture theory
Email: vprakash@u.washington.edu
Mark
Purcell, Urban
Design and Planning
Ph.D. 1998, California (Los Angeles)
Urban, political, economic, and social geography; citizenship and democracy;
urban social movements, especially Los Angeles and Seattle
Email: mpurcell@u.washington.edu
Clare
Ryan, Forest
Resources
Ph.D. 1996, University of Michigan
Natural resource policy processes and administration,
natural resource conflict management
Email: cmryan@u.washington.edu
Brian Saelens, Pediatrics &
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Ph.D. 1998, SUNY Buffalo
Email:
bsaelens@u.washington.edu
Qing Shen, Urban Design and Planning
Ph.D. 1993, UC Berkeley
Urban economics, transportation planning, statistical
methods and geographic information systems; alternative patterns of urban
growth and the ways in which information technologies are shaping cities,
particularly their responses to environmental change
Email: qs@u.washington.edu
Jan Whittington, Urban Design and Planning
Ph.D. 2008, University of California at Berkeley
Understanding the economic and environmental
consequences of large scale infrastructure projects, comprehensive
planning and implementation.
Email: janwhit@u.washington.edu
Suzanne Withers, Geography
Ph.D. 1992, UCLA
Quantitative and longitudinal methods; poverty; urban housing; population;
spatial demography
Email: swithers@u.washington.edu
Ken Yocom, Landscape Architecture
Ph.D. 2007, University of Washington
Developing ecologically based design frameworks examining the relationships
between natural and socio-economic processes that have created and support the
patterns of our urban environments.
Email: kyocom@uw.edu
Richard
O. Zerbe, Public Affairs
Ph.D. 1969, Duke University
Law and economics
Email: zerbe@u.washington.edu