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New York, Ny, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Current clients include NYCEDC, Freddie Mac, and NJ Transit.

Greater New York City Area

Course Title: Land Use, People and the Environment (Fall 2019)• Level: graduate • Number of students: 19 majors• Core introductory land use course requirement• Mix of lecture and discussion with student led presentations of case studies and student land use survey projectsCourse Title: Shaping the Future of New York City (Spring 2019)• Level: undergraduate • Number of students: 20 non-majors• Guided 20 undergraduate students through their own research projects. Supported the development of their research papers and prepared them for a public presentation of their findings.

Course Title: Applied Public Finance (Spring 2013-2020)• Level: graduate• Number of students: 20-30 each semester• Class in fully online. Course includes videos, presentations, online discussion, and assignments organized in weekly modules. Course Title: Public Financial Management (Fall 2020)• Level: graduate• Number of students: 30 • Class in fully online. Course includes videos, presentations, online discussion, and assignments organized in weekly modules.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Dissertation title: Neighborhood Change in Residential Historic Districts of Large American Cities, 1970-2010: A Mixed Methods ApproachResearch focuses on using quantitative data science techniques, case studies, and archival research to explore the relationship between historic district preservation, socioeconomic neighborhood change, and economic development in the United States. Public colloquium via Zoom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKRFPH54rE4&t=68sSelect coursework: Property Development, The Economics of Preservation, Cultural Economics, GIS Spatial Analysis, Data Wrangling and Visualization, Cultural Capital

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

CPLN 500: Introduction to City and Regional Planning: Past, Present, and Future (Fall 2015 and 2016)CPLN 510: Urban and Planning Theory (Fall 2017)

Cairo, Egypt

Research and writing about urban governance, urban planning, real-estate dynamics, land use, planning law, informal settlements, decentralization, new cities, and municipal reform in Egypt. Spearheaded an initiative to map and analyze spatial inequality in the Greater Cairo Region using GIS.

Inma Agribusiness Program• Conducting a food security assessment of Iraq and testing the limits of cereal self-sufficiency. Assessing economic impacts of targeted policy and development interventions. Developed a wheat production model to delimit constraints of production and growth. Created maps to illustrated foodshed characteristics of Iraq using Geographic Information Systems (ArcGIS).Business Development• Researched potential business opportunities and competitor portfolios, participated in proposal development primarily for USAID projects.Information Systems• Crafted a SharePoint site for division to enhance home office to field staff communication and collaboration, centralize intellectual capital, and improve responsiveness to client demands. Developed trainings, presentations, and videos.

New Brunswick, Nj

Concentration in international development. Selected Coursework: Program Evaluation, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Industrial Ecology, Environmental Economics and Policy, Macroeconomics and Public Policy, Intro to GIS

Fiscal Impact Analyses•Conducted fiscal impact assessments of a number of residential and mixed-used developments, including transit-oriented developments for private developers. Gained an understanding of municipal budgets and finance, demographic impacts, tax-sharing formulas, and real-estate pro formas. Historic Preservation and Cultural Heritage• Contributing author to Route 66: Economic Impacts Study which demonstrated the economic impacts of historic preservation, tourism, and Main Street initiatives on communities along the historic highway. • Contributing author to the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s first and second Annual Report onthe national and state economic impacts of the federal historic tax credit.

Completed two-year case study of three “green” homes in Monmouth County, NJ, including a comparative utility bill analysis, home software modeling, life-cycle costing analysis (LCC), and qualitative data collection from homeowners. Demanded competency in data manipulation, regression analysis, and strong writing skills to effectively communicate technical information. Contributed smaller case studies to a green building manual.

Researched, developed and implemented national marketing and solicitation strategy to expand individual support. Recommended increased focus on online fundraising and communication; resulted in improved website and online outreach strategy. Created direct mail communications and coordinated organization’s first fundraising event. Generated financial reports; liaised with Board of Directors; coordinated meetings; oversaw several projects simultaneously and managed team of three interns.