Planning
Planning emphasizes an integrated approach that encompasses urban policy and community development, international development, environmental and natural resources, urban design, and planning processes and methods.
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Faculty Members in Planning
| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Angeles, Leonora | Gender analysis, gender mainstreaming and other gender planning related tools, including feminist critiques and perspectives on the intergration of gender and other social axes of difference and diversity in community planning and international development work |
| Bigazzi, Alex | Civil engineering; Transport planning; active transportation; Pedestrians; bicycles; motor vehicle emissions; Transportation Systems; travel behaviour; Climate impacts |
| Campbell, Heather | Urban and regional planning; how academics can work more effectively with non-academics to enhance impact of research; how academics can work more effectively with non-academics to enhance the relevance of research; how ethical values can be incorporated into public policy relating to city and regional planning |
| Chang, Stephanie | All other social sciences, n.e.c. |
| Clifton, Kelly | transport and land use interactions, travel behaviour, pedestrian modeling, equity in transportation policy |
| Connolly, James John Timothy | |
| Harten, Julia | |
| Hooper, Michael | |
| Low, Margaret | Urban and regional planning; Indigenous community planning; Indigenous sovereignty; Reconciliation |
| Sandercock, Leonie | multiculturalism and cities, urban policy, integration of immigrants, cross-cultural planning, First Nations collaborative community planning |
| Senbel, Maged | Urban design, environmental planning, climate change planning, public engagement, urban agriculture, multi-media, social media and youth engagement |
| Stevens, Mark | evaluating the effectiveness of local and regional government land use planning efforts, with a goal of producing new knowledge that can help communities anticipate and adapt to changes according to the principles of sustainable development; plan-making and implementation, growth management, natural hazard mitigation, and legal issues in planning; (1) a study of municipal climate change planning in BC, (2) a meta-analysis of environmental policy adoption, (3) a plan evaluation study of award-winning plans, and (4) a study on the content and delivery of quantitative methods courses in urban planning programs |
| Tran, Martino | systems science, predictive modelling and simulation for understanding and tackling societal challenges in energy and sustainability |
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