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MANISH CHALANA

Department of Urban Design and Planning University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195

tel: (206) 616-6051; fax: (206) 685-9597 e-mail: chalana@uw.edu

homepage: faculty.washington.edu/chalana I. POSITIONS University of Washington Primary Associate Professor Department of Urban Design and Planning 2014-present

Assistant Professor Department of Urban Design and Planning 2008-2014

Lecturer Department of Urban Design and Planning 2005-2008

Adjunct Positions

Adjunct Associate Prof. Department of Landscape Architecture 2014-present

Adjunct Assistant Prof. Department of Landscape Architecture 2008-2014

Adjunct Associate Prof. Department of Architecture 2014-present

Adjunct Assistant Prof. Department of Architecture 2012-2014

Prior

Instructor / RA Department of Environmental Design 1999-2004 University of Colorado

Instructor / RA / TA Department of Landscape Architecture 1996-1999 The Pennsylvania State University

Trainee Architect Housing and Urban Development Corporation, 1995-1996 New Delhi Research Assistant Department of Architectural Conservation 1994-1995 School of Planning Architecture, New Delhi

Conservation Intern Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, 1993-1994 New Delhi II. CENTER AND PROGRAM AFFILIATIONS – UW

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Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation; Director 2018 -

CBE Center for Preservation and Adaptive Reuse (CPAR); Co-Director 2017- present

Center for Asian Urbanism 2014-present

Urban Design Certificate program 2011-present Interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Urban Design and Planning 2011-present

South Asia Center, Jackson School of International Studies 2008-present

Ph.D. in the Built Environment 2008-present

UW Institute for the Study of Ethnicity, Race, and Sexuality 2007-present

Historic Preservation Certificate program 2006-present

III. EDUCATION Ph.D. (Doctorate of Philosophy). University of Colorado, College of Architecture and Planning,

Department of Design and Planning. 2005.

Dissertation title: With Heritage So Wild: Cultural Landscape Preservation in the US National Parks.

Dissertation chair: Michael Holleran, Associate Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

Dissertation award: Graham Foundation - Carter Manny Citation of Special Recognition

Dissertation support: Research Fellowship, Rocky Mountain Nature Association (RMNA).

Graduate Certificate, Historic Preservation. University of Colorado, College of Architecture and Planning, Department of Urban and Regional Planning. 2004.

M.L.A. (Master of Landscape Architecture). The Pennsylvania State University, College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Department of Landscape Architecture, State College, Pennsylvania. 1999.

Thesis title: The Landscape of Charcoal Iron: Finding and Retaining the Landscape History of Centre Furnace in the Face of Change.

Thesis chair: Thomas Yahner, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture.

M.Arch. (Master of Architecture with specialization in Architectural Conservation). School of Planning and Architecture, Department of Architectural Conservation, New Delhi, India. 1995.

Thesis title: Evaluation and Interpretation of the Grand Trunk Road as a Heritage Transportation Corridor: Segment Study Punjab.

Thesis chair: Nalini Thakur, Professor of Architectural Conservation.

B.Arch. (Bachelors of Architecture). Mangalore University, Manipal Institute of Technology, Department of Architecture, Manipal, India. 1993.

IV. SCHOLARSHIP / RESEARCH A. Peer-Reviewed Articles in Academic Journals

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Published (or accepted for publication) 2017 “Urban Transformation and Urban Heritage,” (with Katie Idziorek, Journal of Urbanism. (R & R) 2016 “National Parks for New Audiences: Diversifying Interpretation for Enhanced

Contemporary Relevance,” With Daniel Coslett. The Public Historian, Vol. 38 (4) pp. 101-128

2016 “Balancing History and Development in Seattle’s Pike/Pine Neighborhood Conservation

District,” Journal of American Planning Association (JAPA), Vol. 82 (2) pp. 82-84 2015 “Chandigarh: City and Periphery” Journal of Planning History. 14 (1), pp. 62-84. 2014 Whole Community Resilience: An Asset-Based Approach to Enhancing Adaptive

Capacity before a Disruption. “Building Back Better,” With Freitag, Abramson and Dixon. Journal of American Planning Association (JAPA). 80(4), pp. 324-335

2013: “Preservation and Hazard Mitigation for Unreinforced Masonry Buildings in Seattle.” With

Jeana Wiser. APT Bulletin: The Journal of Preservation Technology. 44(2-3), pp. 41-49. 2013: “Beyond Le Corbusier and the Modernist City: Reframing Chandigarh’s ‘World Heritage’

Legacy.” With Tyler Sprague. Planning Perspectives. 28(2), pp. 199-222. 2012: “Of Mills and Malls: The Future of Urban Industrial Heritage in Neo-liberal Mumbai.”

Future Anterior. 9, pp.1-15. 2010: “With Heritage So Wild: Cultural Landscape Inventory in the US National Parks.” Journal

of Preservation Education and Research. 3, pp 1-16. 2010: “Slumdogs vs. Millionaires: Balancing Vernacular Environments and Global Modernity in

Mumbai, India.” Journal of Architectural Education, 63(2), pp. 25-37. 2009: “The Pay Streak Spectacle: Representations of Race and Gender in the Amusement

Quarters of the AYP Exposition.” Pacific Northwest Quarterly. 100(1), pp. 23-35. 2006: “Historic Context and National Register Eligibility for Colorado Irrigation Ditches and

Canals.” With Michael Holleran. CRM: The Journal of Heritage Stewardship. 3(2), pp. 88-93.

B. Articles in Professional Journals 2009: “Redefining Delhi’s Heritage Beyond the Monuments and Sites Framework.” Indian

Architect and Builder, 22(9), pp. 94-95. Invited. 2008: “Preserving a Sense of Place: Heritage Conservation Strategies for Goa, India.” Parmal:

Journal of Goa Heritage Action Group. 7, pp. 101-107. Invited. 2005. “Cultural Landscapes of the USA’s National Parks.” Context. 92, pp. 16-20.

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C. Books 2016 Messy Urbanism: Understanding the ‘Other’ Cities of Asia. Lead Editor with Jeff Hou.

Hong Kong University Press, ISBN: 978-98-8209-33-3, 2016 Book (In Progress)

Practice of Historic Preservation in India. Lead Editor with Ashima Krishna. Oxford University Press, Expected publication date, 2019

Routledge Handbook on Preservation Planning. Lead Editor with Jeff Chausid and Jennifer Minner. Routledge Press, Expected publication date, 2020

Historic Preservation in India: History, Theory and Practice. Press: Not determined; Expected publication date, Not determined

D. Publications in Edited Volumes 2018 “Understanding the Socio-spatial connection in Urban Informality in India”: Companion to

Urban Design: Roots, Influences, and Trends. Eds. Banerjee & Loukaitou-Sideris. Routledge, Forthcoming

2018 “The Future of the Recent Past: Challenges Facing Modern Heritage from the Postcolonial Decades in India”, Global Perspectives in Heritage Conservation, ed. Vinayak Bharne, Routledge Press, Forthcoming

2017 “Under-appreciation, Neglect and No Legislation to Protect: The State of Historic Vernacular Environments in India”, 'State of Built Heritage of India', Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage: INTACH Press.

2017 “All the world going and coming: The Grand Trunk Road in Punjab, India”, Cultural

Landscapes of South Asia: Studies in Heritage Conservation and Management (Routledge Research in Landscape and Environmental Design), eds. Sinha and Silva, Routledge Press, pp 92-110

2016 “Untangling the ‘Messy’ Asian City”, Messy Urbanism: Understanding the ‘Other’ Cities of

Asia, eds. Chalana and Hou , Hong Kong University Press (With Hou), pp. 1-21

2016 “Making Sense of the Order in the Disorder in Delhi’s Kathputli Colony “, Messy Urbanism: Understanding the ‘Other’ Cities of Asia, eds. Chalana and Hou , Hong Kong University Press (With Rishi), pp. 154-174

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2016 “Epilogue: Sites of Questions, Contestations and Resistance”, Messy Urbanism: Understanding the ‘Other’ Cities of Asia, eds. Chalana and Hou, Hong Kong University Press (With Hou), pp. 238-243

2015 Twilight in Delhi: The failure of slum rehabilitation programs in creating a healthier city”, Transforming Distressed Global Cities into More Healthy and Humane Places, ed. Fritz Wagner, et al., Surrey: Ashgate (With Rishi), pp. 245-264

2015 “Preserving Seattle Grunge in Pike/Pine Neighborhood,” in Planning the Pacific

Northwest, Eds. Sterrett et al. Invited Book Chapter, APA Planners Press, pp. 200-206 2013: “Making Way for a Global Metropolis: Mumbai’s Rapidly Transforming Informal Sector,” in

The Emerging Asian City: Traditions, Tensions and Transformations. Ed. Vinayak Bharne. Routledge Press, London, pp. 193-202.

2012: “The Deliberate Designer: Integrating Research and Design into an Interdisciplinary

Design Studio.” With Sprague and Yocom. In: Theory By Design: Architectural Research Made Explicit in the Design Teaching Studio. Eds. Els De Vos, Johan De Walsche, Marjan Michels, and Sven Verbruggen. University Press of Antwerp, Antwerp, pp. 397- 402.

2008: “Global Heritage News: Lessons from India and China.” In: Heritage and Development.

Ed. Asha Rani Mathur. Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, New Delhi, pp. 27-37.

1998: “Brick Bridges and Historical Transportation Systems.” In: Arch Bridges: History, Analysis,

Assessment, Maintenance and Repair. Ed. Anna Sinopolis. A.A Balkema, Rotterdam, pp. 53-56.

E. Miscellaneous Publications (Refereed Conference Proceedings, Book Reviews in

Academic Journals and Encyclopedia Entries) 2015: The Informal American City: Beyond Taco Trucks and Day Labor, edited by Vinit Mukhija

& Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris (2014), Journal of Planning Literature, 0885412215601411, first published on August 20, 2015, Invited Review.

2014 “Conservation overlay zoning and neighborhood character: Pike/Pine, Seattle” in Heritage

2014 – Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Development. Eds: Rogério Amoêda, Sérgio Lira & Cristina Pinheiro. Publisher: Green Lines Institute.

2008: Review of “The Working Landscape: Founding, Preservation and Politics of Place” by

Peter Cannavò, MIT Press, Cambridge, 2007. Journal of American Planning Association, 74(4): pp. 528-29. Invited Review.

2007: Review of “Landscapes in India: Forms and Meanings” by Amita Sinha, University of

Colorado Press, Boulder, 2006. Landscape Journal, 26(2): pp. 321-22. Invited Review.

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2004: “Cultural Landscape Preservation in the US National Parks.” In: A Critical Look at Cultural Landscape and Historic Preservation. Eds. Ames, David and Wagner, Richard. The Sixth National Forum on Historic Preservation Practice. pp. 1-14.

2003: “New Delhi.” In: Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Architecture. Fitzroy Dearborn

Publishers, London. pp. 919-920. 2003 “Greenbelts and Greenbelt Towns.” In: Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Architecture.

Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, London. pp. 551-552. 2002: “Banaras.” In: Encyclopedia of Urban Cultures. Grolier, Danbury, Conn. pp. 270-277. 2001: “Empowerment by Partnerships: Relocation of the Railway Slum Dwellers in Mumbai

India.” In: Cities in a Globalizing World: Global Report on Human Settlements 2001. United Nations Centre for Human Settlements. Earthscan Publications, London. p. 200.

F. Professional Reports and Projects 2014: “The Perils of the (Chandigarh’s) Periphery.” In: Chandigarh Urban Lab: The Capitol and

Its Northern Periphery. Ed. Prakash, University of Washington Chandigarh Program. 2012: “Preservation Preparedness: Mapping and Developing a Typology for Seattle’s

Unreinforced Masonry Buildings.” Report for 4Culture - The Cultural Services Agency of King County. With Jeana Wiser. 77 pp.

2011: “Rethinking Heritage Beyond the ‘World Heritage City’ Framework in the Era of

Globalization.” Chapter in Globalization and the Modernistic City: The Chandigarh Experience. Exec. Ed. Vikramaditya Prakash, University of Washington Chandigarh Program, pp. 366-371.

2009: The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition on the University of Washington Campus. Online

public history resource, http://depts.washington.edu/aypwalk. With Thaisa Way. 2009 The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition on the University of Washington Campus. Historic

digital model for historylink.org. 2009 “Linking Toxics Cleanup and Redevelopment across the States: Lessons from

Washington State.” With Hilda Blanco, Dan Carlson, and Fritz Wagner. For the Washington State Department of Ecology. Published by Washington State, Department of Ecology, Publication Number: 09-09-043, 388 pp.

2006: “Statewide Historic Context Study: Irrigation Ditches and Canals.” For the Colorado

Historical Society. Research Assistant. Lead: Michael Holleran, 106 pp. 2005: “Historic Structures Survey for Rocky Mountain National Park.” For the National Park

Service, Rocky Mountain National Park. With Kris Christiansen. 2004: “Moraine Park Museum Amphitheater: Colorado Cultural Resources Survey.” For the

National Park Service, Rocky Mountain National Park, 13 pp.

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2003: Historic American Landscape Survey HALS CO-01: Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado (designed by Lawrence Halprin). Research Assistant. Lead: Ann Komara.

2002: Lincoln Highway Special Resource Study, National Council of Preservation Education

(NCPE), National Park Service. Cultural Resource Field Study Team Member. 2000: “Boulder Valley Ditches: Anderson Ditch; A History and Guide.” University of Colorado,

for the Colorado Historical Society. Research Assistant. Lead: Michael Holleran, 20 pp. 2000 “Boulder Valley Ditches: Farmers Ditch; A History and Guide.“ University of Colorado, for

the Colorado Historical Society. Research Assistant. Lead: Michael Holleran, 20 pp. 2000 “Boulder Valley Ditches: Silver Lake Ditch; A History and Guide.” University of Colorado,

for the Colorado Historical Society. Research Assistant. Lead: Michael Holleran, 24 pp. 2000 “Centre Furnace Interpretation Plan.” For the Centre County Historic Society, State

College, PA. With Cecilia Rusnak, 7 pp. 1998: “Stone Arch Bridge Inventory, Phase II.” Pennsylvania State University. Report for

Hunterdon County Planning Board, Flemington, NJ. Research Assistant. Leads: Thomas Boothby and Ceclia Rusnak, 80 pp.

1997: “PA BluPrints (Best Land Use Principles & Results, Interactively Shown).” Department of

Landscape Architecture, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. CD-ROM. Research Assistant. Lead: Kelleann Foster.

1996: Inventory of Cultural Resources along the Grand Trunk Road, Punjab, United Nations

Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Research Assistant. Lead: Gurmeet Rai

1996 Satellite Township Housing Development, Jammu, JK, India, Housing and Urban

Development Corporation of India Ltd. (HUDCO). Trainee Architect. 1995: “Inner City Renewal: Shajahanabad: Urban Conservation and Development through

Upgrading.” Report with the University of Trondheim, Norway and Center for Architectural Conservation, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi. Studio Report, 85 pp.

1995 “Cochin: Urban Heritage Documentation and Heritage Identification Study.” in

Experiences From India, Vol. 2. Indo-Dutch Workshop on Conservation and Rehabilitation of Urban Heritage in India. 23 pp. Research Assistant. Lead: Gita Verma.

1995 “Quila Mubarak, Patiala. Technical Report For Structural Conservation of Durbar Hall.”

For Department of Culture, Government of Punjab. Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage. Research Assistant. Lead: Gurmeet Rai, 128 pp.

1995 Building Inventory and Inspection of Quila Mubarak, Patiala. The Indian National Trust for

Art and Cultural Heritage. Research Assistant. Lead: Gurmeet Rai. 1995 Inner City Renewal: Shajahanabad: Urban Conservation and Development through

Upgrading, University of Trondheim, Norway and Center for Architectural Conservation, School of Planning and Architecture. Team Member.

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1993: Delhi—The Built Heritage: A Listing. The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural

Heritage. Research Intern. G. Research Grants Ongoing Runstad Center Affiliate Fellow; University of Washington; $30,000 Completed 2015 Johnston/Hastings Publication Support Endowment, CBE, University of Washington

2015-16. Amount: $1,500 2014: History, Theory and Practice of Historic Preservation in India. American Institute of Indian

Studies Fellowship (AIIS). Named 2014-5 Fellow (extended until March 2016); INR 934,312 + $1,293 and r/t ticket.

2013 Center for Asian Urbanism Lab. (with Abramson, Hou and Prakash, Shen et al.). Co-PI.

$ 35,000 Resilience in Built Environment. CBE Cluster/Lab Grant (with Abramson, et al.). Co-PI. $ 35,000 : A Comparative Approach to Understanding Community Resiliency as Balancing and

Interdependent Services among Differing Types of Capital. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Co-PI. $ 85,000.

2012: Back to the Future. Built Environments (BE) Lab Grant for Interdisciplinary Collaborative

Research and Teaching. Co-PI. $18,000. Parks for the People: A Student Competition to Reimagine America’s National Parks. Van

Alen Institute, New York. Co-PI. $2,000.

Grant for Interdisciplinary Research and Teaching. College of Built Environment. Co-PI. $10,000.

2011: The History, Theory and Practice of Historic Preservation in India. Royalty Research

Fund/ Royalty Research Scholar, University of Washington. PI. $36,987. Preservation Preparedness: Mapping and Developing a Typology for Historic

Unreinforced Masonry Buildings in Seattle, WA. 4Culture – The Cultural Services Agency of King County. PI. $8,000

Mining the Memory II: Oral History Project for Black Diamond, in association with the Black Diamond Historical Society. Yarrow Bay Holdings. PI. $7,500

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2010: Chandigarh Unbound: The Rise of the Second-tier Metropolis in India in the Age of Globalization. Built Environments (BE) Lab Grant for Interdisciplinary Collaborative Research and Teaching. Co-PI. $18,000.

2009: Digital Reconstruction of the AYPE Fairgrounds on the UW Campus. HistoryLink.org. PI.

$5,000. Program Enhancement Grant for Course Development. Canadian Studies Center, The

Henry M. Jackson of International Studies. Co-PI. $1,500. 2008: Reinterpreting the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition on the UW Campus. 4Culture - The

Cultural Services Agency of King County. Co-PI. $5,000. 2007: Regional Park Plan for Prichard Park / Japanese-American Memorial. Bainbridge Island

Metro Parks and Recreation District. PI. $43,500. Linking Toxics Cleanup and Redevelopment Programs across Washington State.

Washington State Department of Ecology. Co-PI. $302,941. Speaker and Specialist Grant for the Heritage Conservation Program, India. U.S. State

Department .PI. $4,824. 2006: Universities Rebuilding America Partnership (URAP). U.S. Department of Housing and

Urban Development. Co-PI. $299,982. Grant for Integrating University of British Columbia and the City of Vancouver Exchange.

University of Washington Canadian Studies Program. Co-PI. $2,000. 2005: Rocky Mountain National Park, National Register Evaluation of Historic Structures.

National Park Service. Co-PI. $7,257. 2003: Statewide Historic Context Study: Irrigation Ditches and Canals. Great Outdoors

Colorado and Colorado Historical Society. Research Assistant. $56,000. H. Awards and Recognitions 2010: Journal of Architectural Education, Best Article Award Finalist in the Scholarship of

Design Category for “Slumdogs vs. Millionaires: Balancing Vernacular Environments and Global Modernity in Mumbai, India.”

2008: DaMingGong Palace Wall and Gate Design Competition (in collaboration with Dan

Abramson & team, and Werkhart International, Beijing office). Third Place. $30,000. I. Presentations at Academic Venues Invited Presentations 2017: For a Poetics of Subaltern Life-Worlds: New research, New Imaginaries of Informal

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Economies in Contemporary India. The Subaltern Life-Worlds Project ( supported by the Simpson Center for the Humanities), University of Washington, Dec 1-2.

2017: The Seismic Cultures Workshop: Sponsored by the University of Washington’s Global Innovation Fund (Office of Global Affairs), University of Washington, Sep 18-19

2012: Preservation Preparedness: Integrating Heritage and Hazard Planning for Commercial

Unreinforced Masonry (URM) Buildings in Seattle, WA. Beyond Boundaries: National Preservation Conference, Spokane, WA, Oct 31-Nov 3.

2012: Resilient Community Planning in the Global Context: The Case of Remote Mountain

Communities in India and China. International Conference on Urban and Rural Development in China and India, Chengdu, China. Institute of South Asian Studies, Sichuan University, Sep 19-21.

2012: Co-Studio: University of Washington and National Cheng Kung University: Planning for

Nangang’s Sustainable Future. iCities 2012: International Forum on Innovative Planning Education and Studio Exhibition, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) Tainan, Taiwan. Poster presentation. Aug 20-21.

2008: Washington Case Studies: Broadway Crossing, Seattle. Brownfield Land Revitalization

Conference, Tacoma, WA. Oct 21-22. 2008: Study Findings, Recommendations, and Discussion, Brownfield Land Revitalization

Conference, Tacoma, WA. Oct 21-22. Presentations 2017 Historic Preservation and Hazard Mitigation: Unreinforced Masonry Buildings (URM) in

Seattle; The 19th General Assembly and Scientific Symposium, ICOMOS, Delhi, India, New Delhi, India, Dec 12

2017 The Social Cost of “Urban Renaissance”: The Transformation of Seattle’s Queer District;

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), Denver, Oct 14 2017 Towards a relational Understanding of Urban Informality and Planning II; The

Transformation of Seattle’s Queer District; Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), Denver, Oct 14

2017 Open City: Emerging Paradigms in Plural. Messy and Democratic Urban Design;

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), Denver, Oct 12 2017 Gayborhood of Different Strips: The Transforming Pike/Pine District in Seattle;

Geographies of Sex and Sexuality Session, American Association of Geographers, Boston. Paper presentation, April 8

2017 Quiet Social Movements & Everyday Life in the urban global South: Towards New

Geographies of Social Change; Qualitative Research Specialty Group, American Association of Geographers, Boston. Panelist, April 7

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2016 Agenda and Future: Pacific Rim Community Design Network, 10th Conference of the Pacific Rim Community Design Network: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Panelist, Dec 16

2016 Challenges and opportunities in transition period from disaster response to recovery: the case of Kathmandu, Nepal, (with Grover – in absentia). Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), Portland. Paper presentation, Nov 3-6

2016 Towards a relational understanding of urban informality and planning. Association of

Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), Portland. Roundtable, Nov 3-6 2016 All the world going and coming: the past and future of the Grand Trunk Road in Punjab,

India. 17th IPHS Conference: History, Urbanism, Resilience, Delft. Paper presentation, July 17-21

2016 Messy Urbanism? Self-Organized Cities and Social Resilience in Asia; Panel: New

Urban-Rural Relations and Resilience in Asian City-Regions: Multidisciplinary and MultiScalar Perspectives. Association of Asian Studies Conference, Seattle, WA. Panelist, April 2

2016 Patrick Geddes and the Role of “Conservation Surgery” in Contemporary Historic

Preservation Planning; Panel: Urbanisms of Border Crossing and the Transformation of Planning Paradigms. Association of Asian Studies Conference, Seattle, WA. Paper presentation, April 1

2016 Adaptation and Resilience: Mountain Village Communities in the Upper Himalayas, Uttrakhand, India. Resilience and Asian Urbanism: A Collaborative Workshop, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. Paper presentation, March 29

2015 Through transience and uncertainty: understanding reconstructions of identity and

citizenship in Kathputli Colony, Delhi. American Association of Geographers, Chicago. With Susmita Rish and Patrick Flajole (In absentia). Paper presentation, Apr 23

2014 Conservation overlay zoning and neighborhood character: Pike/Pine, Seattle. Heritage

2014: 4th International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development, Guimaraes, Portugal. Paper presentation, 24 July

2013: Twilight in Delhi: Unequal Urban Development in India's Capital City. American

Association of Geographers, Los Angeles. With Susmita Rishi (in absentia). Paper presentation, Apr 12.

2012: Slumdogs vs. Millionaires: Mumbai’s Urban Transitions. Settling and Unsettling: The City

in South Asia- the 29th Annual CSAS Symposium, University of Hawai’i, Manoa. Paper presentation, Apr 19.

2011 Globalization and Preservation in the Context of Rapidly Urbanizing India. India Urban

Conference 2011: Evidence & Experience, Mysore, India. Paper presentation, Nov 18. 2008: Overcoming Conflict in the Indian Himalayas: A Post-Capitalist Paradigm for Rural

Planning? ACSP-AESOP 4th Joint Congress, Chicago, Poster presentation, Jul 6-11.

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2007: Heritage and Globalization: Lessons from India and China. 12th International Conference of National Trusts. New Delhi, India. Paper presentation, Dec 3-5.

2007: Participatory Planning: South Asian Immigrants in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Milwaukee, WI. Poster presentation, Oct 18-21.

2007: Community Participation and Historic Preservation in Globalizing India. 6th Pacific Rim

Community Design Network and 1st Xiamen-Quanzhou-Zhangzhou-Longyan Cities Alliance Designers Conference, Quanzhou, Fujian, China, Paper presentation, Jun 19.

2006: Is Modernism to Blame? The Changing Face of Urban Parks in the U.S. and Canada.

Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference. Vancouver, BC. Paper presentation, Jun 14-17.

2006: UW’s Graduate Program in Critical Infrastructure Protection. Emergency Management

and Homeland Security/Defense Higher Education Conference, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Emmitsburg, MD. Panelist. Jun 6-8.

2005: (Model) Minority Report: The Changing South Asian Diaspora in the Pacific West.

Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO. Paper presentation, Apr 5-9. 2005: GIS Mapping and Cultural Resources. Saving Places: Bringing Preservation Home,

Colorado Preservation, Inc. Annual Conference, Denver, CO. Paper Presentation, Feb 2-4.

2004: Moraine Amphitheatre and Lodge Site—Historic District or Cultural Landscape?

Intermountain Region Resources Stewardship Conference, Grand Lake, CO. Paper presentation, May 17-21.

2004: Cultural Landscape Inventory in Rocky Mountain National Park. Rocky Mountain Biennial

Research Conference, Estes Park, CO. Paper presentation, Apr 6-7.

2004: Cultural Landscape Preservation in the US National Parks. Fourth National Forum on Historic Preservation Practice, Baltimore, MD. Paper presentation, Mar 18-20.

2004: Using GIS Based Analysis to Assess Large Scale Cultural Resource Management:

Historic Irrigation in Colorado. 100th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA. Paper presentation, Mar 14-19.

2004: Lost in Translation: Modern Landscape Architecture Design. Saving Places: The

Business of Preservation. Colorado Preservation, Inc. Annual Conference, Denver, CO. Paper presentation, Feb 5-7.

2003: How Cultural Landscapes are Selected, Evaluated and Prioritized in the US National

Parks. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, Charleston, SC. Sep 24-27. 2002: Landscape Continuity in the Irrigation Ditches of the American West. Vernacular

Architecture Forum, Williamsburg, VA. Paper presentation, May 16-17.

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2000: History, the Region, and Smart-Growth Alternatives to Sprawl. Beyond Preservation: Managing Change—An Interdisciplinary Conference on Emerging Issues of Growth and Historic Preservation, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. Paper presentation, Mar 24-26, 2000.

1998: Brick Bridges and Historical Transportation Systems. Second International Arch Bridge

Conference, Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia, S. Servolo, Venice, Italy. Paper presentation, Oct 6-9.

1998: Finding and Retaining Landscape History of Centre Furnace in the Face of Change. The

Convergence of Nature and Historical Culture: Exploring the Pinchot Legacy, The Alliance for Historic Landscape Preservation, Milford, PA. Paper presentation, Jun 26.

1996: Global Preservation Planning Perspectives. International Workshop on Conservation and

Rehabilitation of Urban Heritage, New Delhi, India. Panelist. May 1-2. J. Invited Talks/Participation at Universities and Institutes 2016 International Workshop on Inclusive City, Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi, India,

Panelist/Reviewer, Dec19-20 2016 “Revisiting the Concepts of Imageability, Identity & Innovation in the 21st Century Urban

Context”. Habib Rahman Memorial Lecture Series; Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi, India, Public lecture, March 2

2016 Urban Regeneration in Seattle; Master Plan, Policy and Design. Amity School of

Architecture and Planning, New Delhi, India, Lecture, Feb 25

2016 Mapping Layers of History, Use and Meaning for Sustainable Planning and Conservation; AHRC and ICHR Workshop: The Historic City of Ajmer and Pushkar; Ajmer, Panelist, Feb 19

2016 History, Theory and Practice of Historic Preservation in the United States. Dept. of

Architecture, NIT, Calicut, India, Lecture/Workshop, Jan 29 2016 “Sustainable” Urban Development Practice: Attempts and Outcomes in Seattle’s

Pike/Pine District. GoodEarth, Calicut, India, Public lecture, Jan 28

2015 Conservation Overlay Zone and Neighborhood Character: Pike/Pine, Seattle. School of Architecture and Planning, Bhopal, India, Lecture, Feb 3

2015 Resilience and Change: High Mountain Villages of the Upper Himalayas, Uttrakhand,

India. School of Architecture and Planning, Delhi, Streams Talk. January 19 2012: Integrating Historic Preservation with Livelihood in the Kumaon Himalayas. School of

Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India, Streams Talk, Mar 20. 2011: Rethinking Heritage beyond the “World Heritage City” Framework in the Era of

Globalization. Globalization and the Modernistic City Symposium, Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), India. Panelist, Mar 11.

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2011: Globalizing Heritage: World Heritage and Cultural Resources in Developing World

Context. School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi, India. Lecture, Jan 17. 2010: Sustainable Urban Regeneration Practice in Puget Sound, Washington. Korean

Research Institute for Human Settlement (KRIHS), Seoul, South Korea. International Seminar on Urban Regeneration Strategy using Regional Key Resources, Talk, Nov 19.

2010: Seattle’s Attempts at Sustainable Urban Renaissance: Pike/Pine Corridor. National

Cheng Kung University (NCKU) Dept of Urban Planning, Tainan. Brownfields-Green Design Symposium, Talk, Aug 9.

2010: Urban Regeneration of the Historic Auto-Row District in Seattle. Korean Research

Institute for Human Settlement (KRIHS), Seoul, South Korea, Talk, Aug 4. 2009: From Past to Future: The AYP Legacy on UW Campus, Forum by Friends of Seattle’s

Olmsted Parks, Seattle, WA, Panelist, Dec 2. 2009: Resilient Community Planning in the Global Context. Integrated Rural Planning and

Development in the Upper Himalayas. Planning Professionals Council Event at the College of Built Environments, Seattle, Talk, Feb 24.

2008: Everyday America: Seattle’s Pike-Pine Corridor. For visiting faculty and students of

Simon Fraser University Urban Studies program. Seattle, Talk, Oct 21. 2007: The US Department of State: Bureau of International Information; Speaker and Specialist

Program. India. Dec 7-14 (Public Talks)

Global Influences on Local Heritage (Keynote Address). International Conference on Heritage Conservation. Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) Aurangabad Chapter, Aurangabad, India. Dec 14. Town Planning and Heriatage Conservation. Roundtable with Aurangabad Municipal Commissioners Office. Dec 13. Globalization and Heritage Conservation. Roundtable at Babsaheb Ambedekar Marathwada University. Department of Ancient History. Aurangabad Chapter, Aurangabad, India. Dec 13. Heritage Conservation is a Globalizing World. Kamla Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai, India. Dec 12. Urban Planning and Heritage Conservation in Indian Cities. Roundtable followed by a public talk: Goa Heritage Action Group (CHAG) and Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) Goa Chapter, Goa, India. Dec 10. Historic Preservation; History, Law and Practice in India and United States. West Bengal Heritage Commission Town Meeting, Chinsura, India. Dec 8.

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Global Influences on Local Heritage (Keynote Address). National Seminar on Heritage Awareness, Conservation Initiative and Tourism Potential: The Built Environment of Kolkata Conference, Kolkata. India. Dec 7.

K. Panelist / Moderator / Invited Discussant/Participant/Facilitator Outside home institution 2017 The Seismic Cultures Workshop: Sponsored by the University of Washington’s Global

Innovation Fund (Office of Global Affairs), Speaker/Participant, Sep 18-19 2017 For a Poetics of Subaltern Life-Worlds: New research, New Imaginaries of Informal

Economies in Contemporary India. The Subaltern Life-Worlds project, supported by the Simpson Center for the Humanities, Participant, Dec 1-2

2017 "Preserving the Past Together," a seminar and workshop series sponsored by the

University of Washington's College of Arts & Sciences, wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ - Intellectual House Academic Planning Committee, Burke Museum of Natural History, and Quaternary Research Center, Participant:

Collaborating on Heritage in the Puget Sound, January 12 Meaningful Collaboration and Indigenous Archaeologies, Feb 16 Tribal Archaeology as Archaeological Practice, Mar 15 2017 South Asia Conference of the Pacific Northwest, University of Washington. Panel 4:

Moderator, Feb 11 2017 Beyond Integrity / Equity in Preservation Panel: 4Culture, Cultural Services Agency for

King County, Participant, Seattle. May 4 2016 Community Charrette; Historic Seattle, InterUrban event, Facilitator, May 19 2016 Beyond Integrity / Equity in Preservation Panel: 4Culture, Cultural Services Agency for

King County, Seattle, Participant. Mar 11 2015 Equity in Preservation Roundtable 3: 4Culture, Cultural Services Agency for King County,

Seattle, Disccusant, May 15 2015 The National Heritage City Development and Augmentation Yojana (HRIDAY),

Participant, 21 Jan 2015 Meet the Authors Event. American Planning Association (APA) National Planning

Conference, Seattle, Panelist, 20 April 2014 Urban Age Conference: Governing Urban Futures, New Delhi, India, Participant,15 Nov. 2014 Equity in Preservation Roundtable 1: 4Culture, Cultural Services Agency for King County,

Seattle, Discussant, Aug 5

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2010: Visions of Urban Regeneration in Nangang. Nangang 2050 Urban Regeneration Final Forum. Taipei, Taiwan, Panelist, Oct 2.

2010: Eco-City & Urban Governance. Nangang 2050: Urban Regeneration Midterm Forum.

Taipei, Taiwan, Panelist, Aug 14. 2010: Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District. Historic Resource Committee, American Institute

of Architects. Seattle, Roundtable, Mar 31. 2007: Global Planning Educators Interest Group Roundtable, Association of Collegiate Schools

of Planning Conference, Milwaukee, WI, Participant, Oct 19. 2003: Preservation Education: The Next Step. National Trust for Historic Preservation

Conference, Denver, CO, Participant, Sep 30-Oct 5. 2003: Multicultural Landscapes. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture, Charleston,

SC, Participant, Sep 24-27. 2000: Beyond the Object: Planning for Cultural Resources as Systems. Beyond Preservation:

Managing Change—An Interdisciplinary Conference on Emerging Issues of Growth and Historic Preservation, University Park, PA, Participant, Mar 24-26.

Within home institution 2017 Program Building Workshop, Interdisciplinary PhD Program in Urban Design and

Planning Annual Symposium, Panelist, Urban Design and Planning. May 4 2016 History Theory Panel, Ph.D. in Built Environment, College of Built Environments, Panelist,

October 27 2016 International Student Orientation, Facilitator, September 27 2015 Urban Equity and the Built Environment, Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Colloquium, Urban

Design and Planning. Speaker, Nov 12 2015 BE Something: A Symposium on Community Identity and Future Possibilities. Built

Environments Symposium, Panelist, May 1 2013: New Directions in Planning and Urban Design: Defining Research Needs. UW CBE

Department of Urban Design and Planning Professionals Council. Resilient Communities and Sustainable Communities, Roundtable, Apr 4.

2012: New Directions in Planning and Urban Design: Defining Research Needs. UW CBE

Department of Urban Design and Planning Professionals Council. Urban Form and Historic Preservation, Roundtable, Apr 5.

2009: Lessons from India: Integrated Planning and Development in the Himalayas. International

Policy Student Group (InGate) at Evans School, University of Washington, Roundtable, Feb 24.

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2009: Space, States, Social Movements, Collective Action. Metropolis & Micropolitics: South Asia’s Sutured Cities. University of Washington, Jackson School of International Studies-South Asia Center and Walter Chapin Simpson Center for the Humanities, Participant, May 15-16.

2008: Bridging Academia and Practice in Planning Research. Ph.D. Symposium. University of

Washington, Panelist, Apr 20. 1998: Centre Furnace: Attempted Solutions (Design, Planning and Otherwise). Urban Sprawl

Workshop. Department of Landscape Architecture, The Pennsylvania State University, Speaker, Apr 12.

L. Editor/Referee/Reviewer 2017: Annals of the American Association of Geographers Planning Perspectives Mosaic: an interdisciplinary critical journal 2016: Planning Practice and Research; article review

Urban Design International; article review City and Society; article review Journal of Architecture and Urbanism; article review Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography; article review

2015: Journal of American Planning Association article review

Urban Design International article review 2014: Social Science Research Council, Mellon International Dissertation Research Fellowship

Competition application reviews Journal of Material Culture article review

2013: Journal of American Planning Association (JAPA) article review Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) conference abstracts review 2012: Pearson Publishing book review; Journal of Environmental Psychology article review Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) conference abstracts review 2011: Journal of Environmental Psychology article review Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) conference abstracts review 2010: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) conference abstracts review 2009: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) conference abstracts review 2008: Places: Forum for Design of the Public Realm Special Issue article reviews 2007: Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) conference abstracts review 1995: Guest Editor: “Shelter,” Special Issue on Urban Heritage, Journal of Housing and Urban

Development Corporation of India Ltd., New Delhi.

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M. Professional Affiliations Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) - Planners of Color Interest Group (POCIG) - Global Planning Educators Interest Group (GPEIG) Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) National Council for Preservation Education (NCPE) International Planning History Society (IPHS) V. TEACHING A. Courses Taught as Assistant and Associate Professor at UW (Autumn 2008 – present) Lecture Autumn 2017 URBDP 505/405: Urban Form: 3 credits Autumn 2016 URBDP 505/405: Urban Form: 3 credits Autumn 2015 URBDP 505/405: Urban Form: 3 credits Small Lectures/Seminars Spring 2018 URBDP 598F: Race and Social Justice Seminar (co-taught with Born): 1 credit Winter 2018 URBDP 598F: Race and Social Justice Seminar (co-taught with Born): 1 credit Autumn 2017 URBDP 598F: Race and Social Justice Seminar (co-taught with Born): 1 credit Spring 2017 URBDP 598F: Race and Social Justice Seminar (co-taught with Born): 1 credit Winter 2017 URBDP 598F: Race and Social Justice Seminar (co-taught with Born): 1 credit Autumn 2016 URBDP 598F: Race and Social Justice Seminar (co-taught with Born): 1 credit Spring 2018 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2017 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2016 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2015 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2014 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2013 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2012 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2011 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2010 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Spring 2009 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Autumn 2017 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Autumn 2016 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Autumn 2012 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Autumn 2010 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Autumn 2009 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Autumn 2008 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Winter 2012 URBDP 598: BE Seminar: Transit Planning in the Seattle Metro Area (co taught

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Autumn 2011 URBDP 598: BE Seminar: Transit Planning in the Seattle Metro Area (co-taught with Bae and Ochsner): 3 credits

Autumn 2010 BE 598/498: BE Seminar, India (co-taught with Prakash): 3 Credits Spring 2011 URBDP 598J: Urban Design Studio Prep (co-taught with Abramson): 2 credits Spring 2010 URBDP 600/499: Prep Seminar for India Study Abroad: 1 credit Spring 2009 URBDP 600/499: Prep Seminar for India Study Abroad: 1 credit Labs Spring 2015 URBDP 573/CEP 498: Digital Design Practicum: 4-5 credits Spring 2014 URBDP 573/CEP 498: Digital Design Practicum: 4-5 credits Spring 2013 URBDP 573/CEP 498: Digital Design Practicum: 4-5 credits Spring 2012 URBDP 573/CEP 498: Digital Design Practicum: 4-5 credits Spring 2011 URBDP 573: Digital Design Practicum: 4 credits Spring 2010 URBDP 573: Digital Design Practicum: 4 credits Spring 2009 URBDP 573: Digital Design Practicum: 4 credits Studios Winter 2017 BE 505: Dynamic Neighborhoods: The Future of Rainier Valley: 6 credits Autumn 2015 URBDP 508: Urban Design and Preservation Studio: 5-6 credits Winter 2012 BE 598/URBDP 508: San Juan Island National Park Service Competition

Studio (co-taught with Yocom): 5 Credits Autumn 2010 URBDP 508: Taiwan Studio (co-taught with Bae and Shen): 5 Credits Studies Abroad Winter 2014 URBDP 508: Chandigarh Urban Lab: Chandigarh, India (co-taught with Prakash):

5 Credits Winter 2014 URBDP 600/700: Chandigarh Urban Lab: Chandigarh, India: 9 Credits Summer 2011 URBDP 508: Urban Design and Planning: Village Community Development and

Cultural Landscape Preservation in China (co-taught with Abramson): 12 Credits

Winter 2011 ARCH 504: Globalization and the Modern City Studio: Chandigarh, India (co-taught with Prakash): 9 Credits

Winter 2011 ARCH 495: Preservation and the Modern City: Chandigarh, India: 3 Credits Summer 2010 URBDP 508B: Taiwan Studio (Fieldwork component): 5 Credits Early Fall 09 URBDP 498/598: Exploration Seminar, Indian Himalayas: 5 credits Summer 2009 URBDP 498/598: Built Environment Lab, Taoping, China (co-taught with

Abramson and Hou): 5 Credits B. Courses Taught Outside of UW while Assistant Professor Winter 2015 Conservation Studio-4th Semester (CS-IVA); 6 credits. Summer 2011 HR III B: Qualitative Techniques. Department of Architecture Conservation,

School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India. 1.5 credits (Graduate Level Intensive)

C. Courses Taught as a Lecturer at UW (Autumn 2006 – Summer 2008)

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Lectures/Discussion Spring 2008 URBDP 587: Preservation and the Vernacular Environment: 3 credits Spring 2008 URBDP 600/499: Prep Seminar for India Study Abroad: 1 credit Autumn 2007 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Autumn 2007 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Winter 2007 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Winter 2007 URBDP 587: Preservation and the Vernacular Environment: 3 credits Autumn 2006 URBDP 585: Introduction to Preservation Planning: 3 credits Labs Spring 2008 URBDP 598: Digital Design Practicum: 4 credits Autumn 2006 URBDP 598: Digital Design Practicum: 3 credits Studios Spring 2007 URBDP 508: Pritchard Park Planning, Bainbridge Island Studio: 5 credits Study Abroad Early Fall 2008 URBDP 598: Exploration Seminar, Indian Himalayas: 5 credits Summer 2007 URBDP 598/498: Community Planning & Urban Design Field Studio, Quanzhou,

China (co-taught with Abramson): 5 credits D. Courses Taught as a Part-Time Lecturer at UW (Winter 2005-Summer 2006) Lectures/Discussion Winter 2006 URBDP 565: American Urban History: 3 credits Winter 2006 URBDP 587: Preservation and the Vernacular Environment: 3 credits Labs Spring 2006 URBDP 598: Digital Design Practicum: 3 credits Summer 2005 URBDP 498: Digital Visualization for Urban Designer and Planners: 3 Credits Spring 2005 URBDP 598: Digital Design Practicum: 3 credits Studios Winter 2018 URBDP 503. Section A: Spatial Communications and Analysis: 3 credits Spring 2006 URBDP 598: Kobe Charrette, Kobe Japan (co-taught with Abramson and

Freitag): 3 credits Spring 2005 URBDP 598: Urban Design Studio (offered as a section of Digital Design

Practicum): 5 credits Winter 2005 URBDP 503. Section A: Spatial Communications and Analysis: 3 credits Winter 2005 URBDP 503. Section B: Spatial Communications and Analysis: 3 credits On-Line/Distance Learning Summer 2006 SPCI 513. Strategic Planning Practicum 3, Strategic Planning and Critical

Infrastructure, Online program in Homeland Security and Emergency Management: 3 credits

E. Courses Taught as a Part Time Instructor/Graduate Student Instructor

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Lectures/Discussion Fall 2003 ENVD 3015: Introduction to Historic Preservation, Environmental Design

Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 3 credits.

Fall 2002 ENVD 3015: Introduction to Historic Preservation, Environmental Design Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 3 credits.

Fall 2001 ENVD 3015: Introduction to Historic Preservation, Environmental Design Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 3 credits.

Spring 1998 LARCH 002: Landscape Architecture Design Seminar, Department of Landscape Architecture, College of Arts and Architecture, The Pennsylvania State Univ.: 1 credit.

Fall 1998 LARCH 100: Landscape Architecture Design Seminar, Department of Landscape Architecture, College of Arts and Architecture, The Pennsylvania State Univ.: 1 credit.

Labs Fall 2004 ARCH 6290: Historic Structures Survey (methods/field class; co-taught with Kris

Christensen), College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Denver: 3 credits.

Studios Spring 2000 ENVD 2000: Environmental Design and Planning Studio, Environmental Design

Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 6 credits.

Fall 2000 ENVD 2000: Environmental Design and Planning Studio, Environmental Design Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 6 credits.

Summer 2000 ENVD 2000: Environmental Design and Planning Studio, Environmental Design Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 6 credits.

Fall 1999 ENVD 2000: Environmental Design and Planning Studio, Environmental Design Program, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Colorado, Boulder: 6 credits.

Fall 1997 LARCH 325 and 325 A: Landscape Architecture Design & Theory Studio and Seminar, Department of Landscape Architecture, College of Arts and Architecture, The Pennsylvania State Univ.: 5 credits.

F. Courses Taught as Teaching Assistant Spring 1999 ARCH 432/LARCH 453, 453 A: Interdisciplinary Historic Preservation Studio

(variable credits 4-6) and Seminar (1 credit); Bowers Program, Department of Architecture, College of Arts and Architecture, The Pennsylvania State Univ. Instructor: Douglas Hoffman.

G. Select New Course Development Race & Social Justice Seminar: I developed this course along with Branden Born to address

the topic of race and social justice in the context of urban planning. There was a lack of (and

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a growing demand for) a course in our program that explicitly engages these important topics. We offer it as a lunch time seminar every quarter and read articles and books covering a range of themes within the topic areas.

BE Lab India: Indian cities are transforming at an unprecedented pace due to rapid

urbanization, globalization and changing urban policies. The BE Lab India focused on select cities with the potential to elucidate the patterns of urban transformation emerging from this interface. The class emphasized the evolution of Indian cities from independence in 1947 to the present time. Course themes included global markets, global architecture, informal settlements, urban poor, equity and democracy, cultural heritage and historic preservation. The class engaged these topics through literature and case studies.

Digital Design Practicum: I developed a new course focusing on digital technologies and their

applications for urban design and planning practice. The course was conceived as a practicum, a hands-on class where students have an opportunity to learn and apply digital tools to a local case study using design and planning theories learned in other classes. The software introduced in this class include ArcGIS, Adobe Creative Suite (PhotoShop & InDesign), and Google SketchUp. The course is fairly challenging as there is a steep learning curve, but from the feedback that I have received the course has helped many students immensely in their professional practice.

Integrated Rural Planning & Development in the Upper Himalayas: From my life in India, I

am familiar with the Upper Himalayan region of the states of Uttarakhand and Jammu & Kashmir, and the socio-economic changes they are undergoing. As a faculty member in the United States, I wanted to develop a research agenda for the rural and remote mountainous communities in these areas focusing primarily on issues of livelihood and historic preservation. I found a useful avenue in the Exploration Seminar of the International Programs and Exchanges office to develop a course that integrates my developing research and pedagogy based on experiential learning. As part of this seminar, I offer a preparation course in which students familiarize themselves with the region, field ethnography methodology, and ethics of international work. In the field they gather data to develop their research projects on any one theme they chose to explore in small groups. The results are published in a unified report that is shared with the community and stakeholders.

H. Redefining Existing Courses Urban Form: I inherited the Urban Form course from Anne Moudon after she retired. This is a

core course that prepares students to understand urban form particularly how it is shaped by land patterning, uses, buildings and open spaces. I have kept much of the original structure of the course, but updated the readings and revised the assignments and project.

Preservation and the Vernacular Environment. I inherited the Preservation and the

Vernacular Environment course from Gail Dubrow. This is a methods course that trains students to understand the bulk of the built environment not developed by professional designers and planners. I kept much of the original structure of the course, but expanded the content to include new methodological approaches and international literature and cases. I also use Seattle’s Pike-Pine Corridor as a case to help students understand the value of everyday places. Students are expected to locate their cases study and research projects in the neighborhood.

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American Urban History. I inherited the course from Gail Dubrow and have kept the social history focus of the course intact, since I appreciate the value of social history in understanding urban experiences of all groups of city inhabitants. I have expanded the course content to include some new urban history scholarship, including the experiences of Native Americans in urban areas, but for the most part the course retains its original focus and structure. Students have generally found the course rewarding, as it sharpens their understanding of the process of urbanity and its complexity.

Introduction to Preservation Planning. I inherited the course from Gail Dubrow and have

revised its contents considerably to give it more of a planning focus as well as to include international content and more updated literature. I have also introduced a split lecture/seminar format, which I find conducive for a course that has elements of both theory and practice.

URBDP 503: Communication and Analysis. I offered this course once, but completely revised

Ron Kasprisin’s syllabus. The syllabus that I developed forms the basis for how the class is being currently offered.

J. Guest Reviewer/Critic (UW) Winter 2018 BE 405/505: Staying in Place: Designing for Community Resilience; Final

Review, March 9 MLA Thesis Mid Review, March 1 BE 405/505: Community Resilience Charrette, Participant, Feb 23 BE 405/505: Staying in Place: Designing for Community Resilience, Studio Review, Feb 5

Spring 2017 "Unseen Landscape: Preserving Pioneer Square's Queer Heritage” Rich Freitas.

Landscape Architecture Thesis Jury, May 15 Urban agriculture in Rainier Beach Thesis Review, May 15

Winter 2017 Landscape Masters Thesis Review, March 10

URBDP 503: Communication and Analysis Final Review, Mar 9 Winter 2016 URBDP 508: Urban Design Studio, Final Review, Mar 17

URBDP 503: Communication and Analysis Final Review, Mar 15

Autumn 2016 Architecture Thesis Review, December 5 Spring 2014 LARCH 303: Ecological Systems Studio: Shaping Space Through Time Charrette

Competition Review. Autumn 2013 URBDP 508 A: Urban Design for Community Resilience: Using a Post-Earthquake

Scenario to Envision a Sustainable Southeast Redmond, Final Review Autumn 2013 LARCH 403: Cultural Landscape Studio: El Centro de la Raza, Final Review. Autumn 2013 LARCH 501/ARCH 504: Scan Design Gehl Studio: Inviting Urban Play: Public

Spaces, Public Life, Seattle University District, Final Review. Autumn 2013 LARCH 507, Studio Mid Review (Island). Autumn 2013 LARCH 501/ARCH 504: Scan Design Gehl Studio: Inviting Urban Play: Public

Spaces, Public Life, Seattle University District, Mid-Review

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Spring 2013 Ph.D. Colloquium Panelist, Manufacturing Towns in China: Governance, Space and Conveyance of Rural Migrant Workers to the Assembly Line by Yue Ray Gong, April 23.

Spring 2013 MLA Charrette Judge (along with Lynne Manzo), April 22. Spring 2013 MLA Capstone Final Review, April 16. Winter 2013 MLA (midterm) Thesis Review, Feb 8. Spring 2012 CEP Senior Projects Review, Navigating the Built Environment, May 10. Winter 2012 LARCH 301: Intro to Site Planning and Design. Final Review, March 9. Spring 2011 CEP Senior Projects Review, Working with Clients to Make Changes, May 12. Autumn 2010 LARCH 504/ARCH 503, Public Spaces, Public Life for Seattle’s Central

Waterfront. ScanDesign Master Studio, Dec 10. Autumn 2010 ARCH Thesis Review, Dec 6. Autumn 2010 Ph.D. Colloquium Panelist: Everyday Life: Spatial Oppression and Resilience

under the Israeli Occupation: the case of the old town of Nablus, Palestine by Sahera Bleibleh, Nov 30.

Spring 2010 ARCH 504/ARCH 503, Public Spaces, Public Life for Seattle’s Central Waterfront. ScanDesign Master Studio, Midterm, Nov 8.

Spring 2010 MLA Class of 2010 Thesis Review, June 10. Spring 2010 ARCH Thesis Review, June 4. Spring 2010 CEP 462, Senior Project Review, May 6. Winter 2010 LARCH 302 Studio Review, Mar 9. Winter 2010 LARCH Thesis Review, Mar 2. Autumn 2009 ARCH 503/URBDP 508b: Post-Katrina Revitalization. Final Review, Dec 11. Autumn 2009 CEP 460A, Final Review, Dec 10 Autumn 2009 LARCH 700, Landscape Thesis Review, Dec 09. Autumn 2009 LARCH 302, Final Review, Dec 09. Autumn 2009 URBDP 508, Urban Design Studio Final Review, Dec 07. Autumn 2009 URBDP 508, Urban Design Studio, Phase II/Midterm Review Presentations, Nov

2. Autumn 2009 URBDP 508, Urban Design Studio, Three Initial Scenario Schemes, Oct 12. Spring 2009 CEP 462, Senior Project Review, May 7, 2009. Winter 2009 LARCH 700, Working Reviews for Thesis Students, Feb 02. Winter 2008 LARCH 302, Studio Final Review, Mar 10. Spring 2007 LARCH 700, MLA Thesis Presentation and Review, Jun 4. K. Guest Critic (Outside UW) Masters in Architectural Conservation Studio Review. Sinhgad College of Architecture, Pune,

India (hosted in Ajmer). Feb 19, 2016 Masters in Architectural Conservation Studio Review. School of Planning and Architecture,

Bhopal, India (hosted in Ajmer). Feb 17, 2016 Masters in Architectural Conservation Thesis Review. School of Planning and Architecture, New

Delhi, India. Jan 15, 2016 1st year M. Arch Student Studio Review. School of Architecture and Planning, Bhopal. Feb 3,

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Thesis Review of M. Arch (Conservation). School of Architecture and Planning, Bhopal Examiner. Feb 2, 2015

Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), Chandigarh, India. Examiner for Bachelor of

Architecture Thesis Review. March 14, 2014. Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), Chandigarh, India. Reviewer for TU Delft; Recharging

Chandigarh Design Charrette—Final Review. Feb 28, 2014. Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), Chandigarh, India. Reviewer for TU Delft; Recharging

Chandigarh Design Charrette. Feb 25, 2014. School of Planning & Architecture (SPA), Delhi, India. Reviewer for Master of Architectural

Conservation Thesis Review, Jan 24, 2014. School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India. Critic for student project “Khajuraho –

Integrating Local Values, Local Communities, Local Economy and Local Heritage Resources within World Heritage Management,” Sep 13, 2012.

School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal, India. Master’s Thesis Examiner for G. Sanjiv.

“Revitalization of Chawk Bazar, Bhopal.” Sep 7, 2012. School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India. Critic for student project “Sustainable

Heritage Management Plan for the Cultural Landscape of Diu, UT of Daman and Diu,” Dec 2, 2011.

Architectural Conservation Studio: Ballimaran, Shahjahanabad, Delhi, Dec 1, 2011. Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), Fourth Year Review, March 10, 2011. L. Guest Lectures and Panels

Outside home institution Urban Planning Research; Challenges and Opportunities, University of Johannesburg,

Johannesburg, South Africa, March 22, 2018 Rethinking Sustainability: Design and Planning Efforts, Sinhgad College of Architecture, Pune,

India, Dec 20, 2017 International Workshop on Inclusive City, Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi, India, Dec

19-20, 2017 Contemporary Urbanism: Technology and Design innovations, Faculty of Architecture, Manipal

Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, India, Dec 15, 2017 Le Corbusier Lecture Series on Sustainable Design and Planning: Lessons from Seattle, Delhi

Technical Campus, School of Architecture, Noida, India, Sep 8, 2017

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Managing Change: Seattle’s 21st Century Urban Renaissance, Sushant School of Art and Architecture, Ansal University, Gurgaon, India. Sep 6, 2017

Amity School of Architecture and Planning, New Delhi. “Historic Preservation Planning in India”

15 Jan, 2015 Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi. “Slumdogs Vs.

Millionaires: Mumbai’s Urban Transitions,” Sep 15, 2012. School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India. “Cultural Landscape Management in the

United States,” Sep 14, 2012. Arvindbhai Patel Institute of Environmental Design, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat. “Urban Spatial

Transformation in Central Mumbai,” Sep 12, 2012. School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal, India. “Resilient Community Planning in the Global

Context,” Sep 7, 2012. First Friday with the Toulan School, Portland, OR. “International Service-Learning for Community

Development: Field Studies in Chinese and Indian Villages,” May 4, 2012. School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India, Critic for “Globalizing Heritage: World

Heritage and Cultural Resources in Developing World Context” Jan 17, 2011. Department of Architectural Conservation, Kamla Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai, India.

Talk on “A Systems Approach to Historic Preservation,” followed by desk critic with master’s students in Architectural Conservation, Dec 12, 2007.

Department of Architecture, Goa College of Architecture, Goa, India. “The Evolving Practice of

Historic Preservation in the United States; Lessons and Cautions,” Dec 11, 2007. Department of Architectural Conservation, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, India.

Talk on “Cultural Landscape Approach to Historic Preservation,” followed by a desk critic with master’s students in Architectural Conservation, Aug 30, 2007.

Department of Landscape Architecture, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, State

University of New York, “Cultural Landscape Inventory in the US National Parks,” May 10, 2007.

Within home institution UrbDp 500: Survey of Urban Planning: “Urban Design’s Departure and Convergence with

Preservation in the 20th Century; the role of CIAM and Venice Charter”, Nov 6, 2017 Built Environment PhD Colloquium, Doctoral Students Conference/Journal Paper Writing Panel,

Oct 26, 2017 LArch 212: Designing the Future City, History in the Future City Panel, Oct 18, 2017

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Larch 570 A: Theory and Scholarship in Landscape Architecture, Race and Social Justice Theory,

Oct 10, 2017 Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Presentation, Urban Design and Planning: “Modernism in

Post-Colonial India: Appropriation and Progression”. May 16, 2017 URBDP 586: “Unreinforced Masonry Building and Historic Preservation Practice”. April 25, 2017. URBDP 549: “Hazard Mitigation and Historic Preservation”. March 1, 2017. URBDP 512: “Qualitative Research Methodology”. Urban Design & Planning, Oct 27, 2017. Cultural Landscape Panel with Lyle Bicknell, Curtis LaPierre and Lynne Manzo. Landscape

Architecture Department, UW, Oct 18, 2013 Panel on “Cross-Disciplinary Exploration around Critical Theory and Place Making,” University of

Washington’s Simpson Center for the Humanities’ Graduate Interest Group Initiative. Nov 7, 2012.

URBDP Ph.D. Research Seminar. Topic: Faculty “Chalk-Talks”. Nov 6, 2012. PhD. Colloquium in Built Environment. Topic: Examining Public and Politics in the Design

Profession. Panel: Hou, Purcell, Chalana, Dobrowolsky and Manzo. Oct 25, 2012. BE 197: “Exploring Majors in the Built Environments: Urban Planning.” Oct 9, 2012. URBDP 200: Introduction to Urbanization, “Case Studies Mumbai and Delhi,” May 31, 2012. LARCH 598: The City and Social Justice Seminar, “Urban Informality; Experiences from

Mumbai,” May 29, 2012. URBDP 300: Introduction to Urban Planning, “Historic Preservation Planning—Theory, Methods

and Practice,” Apr 30, 2012. URBDP 300: Introduction to Urban Planning, “Historic Preservation Planning—Theory, Methods

and Practice,” May 4, 2011. LARCH 498/598: (via Skype) NEXT EcoCity, “The Eco City Experience: Insights from India,” Feb

23, 2011. BE Ph.D. Colloquium. Faculty respondent for student project “Everyday Life: Spatial

Oppression and Resilience under the Israeli Occupation: the Case of the Old Town of Nablus, Palestine” by Sahera Bleibleh. Nov, 30, 2010.

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LARCH 570. Scholarship and Inquiry in Landscape Architecture. “Role of Research in Landscape Architecture,” May 13, 2010.

LARCH Colloquium. “Urban Informality and Sustainability” (with Ken Yocum), Oct 19, 2009. URBDP 598J. China Field Study Prep Seminar. “Rapid Rural Assessment,” Jun 10, 2009. URBDP 598J. China Field Study Prep Seminar. “Local Knowledge and Sustainable Development

in Mountain Valleys,” (with Steve Harrell, UW Anthropology) Jun 1, 2009. BE 550. Ph.D. Colloquium in the Built Environment. “The Pay Streak Spectacle: Representations

of Race and Gender in the Amusement Quarters of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle 1909,” Apr 30, 2009.

BE Lecture Series 2009. “Lessons from India: Integrated Planning & Development in the

Himalayas,” Mar 2-Mar 8, 2009. History Theory Colloquium. “The (North)West and the Hindu Invasion—A Geodemographic

Survey of South Asians in the Pacific Northwest, 1900-1930.” Mar 7, 2009. URBDP 501: Comprehensive Planning and Implementation. “New Delhi Master Plan,” Feb 23,

2009. CEP 461: Ethics and Identity. “International Planning and Development Field Research Ethics,”

Feb 13, 2008. BE 550: The Ph.D. Colloquium in the Built Environment. “Cultural Landscape Preservation in the

US National Parks.” Nov 15, 2007. LARCH 590: LARCH Seminar. Faculty Introduction and Research, Dec 4, 2006. Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Colloquium Round Table. “Preparing for the Job Market,” Nov 15, 2005. M. Course Webpages and Blogs https://canvas.uw.edu/courses/994070/ https://canvas.uw.edu/courses/895221 http://courses.washington.edu/ordinary http://courses.washington.edu/udpddp https://catalysttools.washington.edu/workspace/chalana/11175 http://courses.washington.edu/kumaon https://catalysttools.washington.edu/workspace/chalana/9672 http://courses.washington.edu/uhist http://faculty.washington.edu/chalana/urbdp565 http://faculty.washington.edu/chalana/urbdp585a https://catalysttools.washington.edu/workspace/chalana/7681

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N. Teaching Evaluations Combined course ratings (incorporating “course as a whole,” “course content,” “instructor's contribution,” “instructor's effectiveness” ** co-taught; evaluations reflect all instructors

Adjusted

Median Median*

Average across all classes

4.1 4.0 ASSOC PROF Autumn 17 URBDP 585 Historic Pres Planning 4.5 4.5 Autumn 17 URBDP 505/405 Urban Form 3.9 4.1 Autumn 17 URBDP 598F Race & Social Justice Sem** 4.6 4.5 Autumn 16 URBDP 505/405 Urban Form 3.3 3.5 Autumn 16 URBDP 585 Historic Pres Planning 3.7 3.8 Autumn 16 URBDP 598F Race & Social Justice Sem** 3.8 3.9 Spring 16 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.3 4.5

Autumn 15 URBDP 508 UD & HP Studio 4.4 4.2

Spring 15 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 3.0 3.2

Spring 15 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.1 4.2 ASST PROF Spring 14 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.3 4.5

Autumn 13 URBDP 585 Intro Pres Planning 4.2 4.1

Spring 13 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.3 4.4

Spring 13 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 3.2 3.3

Spring 12 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 3.7 3.8

Spring 12 URBDP 565 American Urban History 3.6 3.6

Spring 11 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 4.3 4.0

Autumn 10 URBDP 585 Intro Pres Planning 3.9 3.8

Spring 10 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 3.9 3.8

Spring 10 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.4 4.6

Autumn 09 URBDP 585 Intro Pres Planning 4.5 4.3

Spring 09 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 4.2 4.1

Spring 09 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.8 4.9

Winter 09 URBDP 587 Pres & Vernac Environ 4.1 3.8

Autumn 08 URBDP 585 Intro Pres Planning 4.2 4.2 LECTURER Spring 08 URBDP 598 Digital Design Practicum 4.4 4.1

Spring 08 URBDP 587 Pres & Vernac Environ 4.5 4.3

Autumn 07 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.3 4.3

Autumn 07 URBDP 585 Intro Pres Planning 4.1 4.0

Spring 07 URBDP 508/598 Park Planning Studio 3.8 3.3

Winter 07 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.8 4.9

Winter 07 URBDP 587 Pres & Vernac Environ 4.8 4.6

Autumn 06 URBDP 598 Digital Design Practicum 3.6 3.4

Autumn 06 URBDP 585 Intro Pres Planning 4.0 3.8

Spring 06 URBDP 573 Digital Design Practicum 4.3 4.0

Winter 06 URBDP 565 American Urban History 4.2 3.7

Winter 06 URBDP 587 Pres & Vernac Environ 4.1 4.0

Spring 05 URBDP 598 Digital Design Practicum 3.1 3.0

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Winter 05 URBDP 503B Spatial Communications 3.5 -- Winter 05 URBDP 503A Spatial Communications 4.0 --

O. Individual Instruction Doctoral Dissertation Committees – GSR Rodrigo Solinis-Casparius, Department of Anthropology. Graduate School Representative. In progress Flaming, Jay R, Department of Anthropology. Graduate School Representative. In progress Doctoral Dissertation Committees – Chair • Choi, Sunho, Adviser: Topic: Historic Preservation. In progress.

• Chae, Ina. Adviser: Topic: Historic Preservation. In progress.

• Ho, Hsin-Yi, Committee Member. Topic: Historic Preservation. In progress.

Doctoral Dissertation Committees – Committee Member • Taylor, Holly Anne, Committee Member. Topic: Historic Preservation Policy. In progress.

• Rishi, Susmita, Urban Design and Planning. Committee Member. Topic: Urban Informality in Delhi. In progress.

• Coslett, Daniel E, Built Environments. Committee Member. “Re-presenting antiquity as distinction : Pre-Arab pasts in Tunis’ colonial, postcolonial and contemporary built environments.” 2017

• Adnya Sarasmita, Committee Member. Topic: Urban Informality in SE Asia, In progress.

• Yang, Chiao-Yen (Jewel), Built Environments. Committee Member. “Cultural Resilience in Asian Heritage Sites: A Comparative Study of Lijiang (China) and Bagan (Myanmar).” 2014.

• Huang, Shu-Mei, Built Environments. Committee Member. “Shifting Planning Paradigms in Hong Kong: Interrogation of Urban Renewal in the Post-Handover Era.” 2012

Master of Urban Planning Thesis / Professional Project – Chair • Gawne, Joshua, Title TBD, 2018 • Scott, Megan, Title TBD, 2018 • Duffy, Kaylie, Title TBD, 2018 • Gawne, Joshua, Title TBD, 2018 • Killebrew, Chase, Title TBD, 2018 • Settlemyer, Diana, Title TBD, 2018

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• Kaiserman, Joanna, “Urban nature for well-being : design recommendations for psychological benefits in urban public spaces”, 2017

• Yellin, Michelle, “Beyond integrity: prioritizing historic significance over historic integrity for a representative landscape of built cultural heritage in Seattle's Central District”. 2017

• Brestel, Michael, Title xxx. 2017 • Lehman, Timothy, “Native Cultural Design: Exploring Design to Address Historical Trauma

and Assist with Village Relocation on the Quinault Indian Nation in Taholah, WA’, 2017 • Johnson, Elizabeth, “Case study : commercial gentrification in the Pike/Pine corridor”, 2016

• Baker, Maxwell, “Under the Bridge: Utilizing Covered Liminal Spaces for Formal Homeless Encampments in the City of Seattle”, 2016

• Brett, Jacob, “Thinking local about self-driving cars : a local framework for autonomous vehicle development in the United States”, 2016

• Cutler, Scott R, “From process to product : an analysis of Seattle's design review program”, 2016

• Liu, Jingchen, “Promote neighborhood character : a case study of Pike/Pine neighborhood”, 2016

• Moll, Elizabeth, “Policy and design guidelines for trees in a growing Seattle”, 2016

• Piona, Amber, "Historic Preservation and Neighborhood Character in the Pike Pine Conservation Overlay District", 2015

• O’Lone, Katie, “Seattle Center : exploring ways to document, designate and reactivate the Modern era exposition site as a historic district”, 2015

• Joe, Monica, "Adaptive Reuse and Rehabilitation: Connecting Historic Preservation and Affordable Housing Developments in Seattle, Washington", 2015

• Miller, Ryan, “Planning for broadband : an evaluation of California's high speed Internet infrastructure programs”, 2014

• Haefer, Reid, “Assessing the relationship between city growth and electricity use over time : a comparative analysis of Chandigarh and Seattle”, 2014

• Weber, Abigail, “Within the edge : a revised approach to urban containment within the Chandigarh Periphery,” 2014

• Giampitro, Vera Eve, co-chair, “Something New Under The Sun,” 2014

• Werner, Virginia, co-chair, “Planning for Self-Organized Homeless Camps: Policy, Community Relations, and Locational Process,” 2014.

• Jacobson, Elizabeth, “Industrial Landscape Preservation: A New Approach for Protecting the Industrial Small Town,” 2012.

• Smoker, David, “Frozen landscapes, swirling history: the construction of meaning at San Juan Island National Historical Park,” 2012.

• Trujillo, Timothy, “Spatial and process strategies toward the formalization and integration of the informal settlement, Villa 31, in Buenos Aires, Argentina,” 2012.

• Lao, Jo Ming, “Neighborhood Urban Design and Implications for an Urban Design Element in Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan,” 2012.

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• Macek, Ian, “Homestays as Alternative Livelihood Strategies in Rural Economies: The Case of Johar Valley, Uttarakhand, India,” 2012.

• Duncan, Cameron Andrew Morgens, “The Application of the Principles of New Urbanism in Oregon’s Growth Managed Community,” 2012.

• Wiser, Jeana, Seattle's Historic Unreinforced Masonry Buildings: Mapping and Developing URM Typologies to Establish Criteria for Preservation Preparedness", 2011.

• Gunn, Cecilia, “Preserving Seattle’s Pike/Pine Neighborhood—An Analysis of the Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) Program,” 2010.

• Slotnick, Emily, “Impact Mitigation of Commercial District Revitalization Projects: The Community Design Approach,” 2010.

• Tseng, Nathan, “Reintegrating Isolated Historic Buildings: the Hong Kong Shophouse as a Case for Continuity in Design,” 2010.

• Klocow, Charles, “A Strategy for Preserving Seattle’s Industry: A Systematic Approach to Identify the City’s most Valuable Industrial Land for Preservation Interventions Using a Multi-Criterion Model,” 2009.

On Hold

• Sturdivant, Lisa, “Spatial Impacts of Autoconstruction within Social Housing Estates: A Case Study from Brazil” (tentative title), expected completion. On hold

• McCarrel, Angie, “Planning for Heritage Preservation within Community Based Development—The Role of Heritage, Tourism and Sustainable Development,” expected completion. On hold

• Adams, Kelly, untitled project, On hold

• Yu, Julia, untitled project, On hold

Master of Urban Planning Thesis Committees – Committee Member

• Green, Timothy, Title TBD, 2018 • Cheryl Klotz, Cheryl Klotz, “Why Aren’t Street Intersection Paintings Thriving in Seattle?”,

2018 • Jialing Liu ,” Redefining urban alleywalls : urban design for active public space in Maynard

Alley, Chinatown-International District, Seattle”, 2016 • Meicheng Pan, ” Design guidelines and development policies for an adaptable historic urban

street : the case of West Street in Quanzhou, Fujian, China”, 2016 • Ana Seivert, ” A site analysis for programming public art on the University of Washington's

Burke-Gilman Trail”, 2016 • Nico Martinucci, ” Multimodal Transportation in Seattle’s Roosevelt Neighborhood: An

Integrated Design”, 2016 • Martin, Tirenan, “Designing the Neighborhood Mosaic: A Spatial Resilience Urban Design

Framework for Seattle's Chinatown-International District", 2015

• Sara Cubillo, Equity and the Public Meeting:: Are Public Meetings Engaging the Community?, 2015

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• Abed, Stela. “The Bellevue College Connection”, 2015.

• Haima, Kathryn. “The Lake City Commons : a catalytic approach for generating urban coherence”, 2014

• Piller, Andreas, “Transit Network Accessibility and Connectivity in Bellevue, Washington”, In progress.

• Whitfield, Michelle, “Case Studies in Transit-Oriented Development: The Importance of the Transit Connection”, 2014

• Lovell, Briana, “Transit Planning and Social Equity: A Comparative Analysis in West Seattle,” 2012.

• Engle, Sean, “Raze-or-Retrofit: Institutional Influences on Redevelopment for Energy Efficiency,” 2012.

• Abramovich, Adriana, “The Science of Where: Business Location with GIS,” 2012.

• Chen, Ting, “International Design Practice in China,” 2012.

• Gault, Jacyln, “Blurring Edges: Connecting the Seattle Center to the Neighborhood,” 2010.

• Lindberg, Ruth, “Transportation Access, Health Care Utilization, and Health Outcomes among Urban, Two-Spirit American Indians,” 2010.

• Raymond, Aaron, “Denny Regrade (1893-2008): A Case Study in Historical GIS,” 2009.

• Yang, Jie, “Beyond New Heaven and Earth: Historic City-Center Redevelopment in Qingdao, China,” 2009.

Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Committees – Chair, Co-Chair, Committee Member

• Ukil, Rishabh, “Reclaiming the land : evaluating the potential of underutilized spaces in urban

regeneration”. Chair. 2017 • Kwak, Yoonshin, “GIS-based suitability analysis and planning of green infrastructure : a case

of the PPCOD, Capitol Hill” Co-Chair, 2016 • Lacson, Delia, “Groundwork: Himalayan Water Independence: a Grassroots Design

Approach to Strengthen Water Security and Adaptive Capacity within the Himalayan Watershed,” 2012.

• Burke, Lea Anne B., “The Search for Forage: Designing with Traditional Ecological Knowledge at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center,” 2011.

• Miller, Rachel, “Urban Design with Global Publics: West African Immigrants' Appropriation of Space in the Rainier Valley.” Co-Chair, 2010.

• Orejuela, Andria, “Antigua Heritage Bound: Deciphering the Limits of Time and Space in the Cultural Landscape,” 2009.

• Luoma, Aaron, “Ecological and Cultural Landscape Preservation: An Applique Quilt of Allentown, WA,” 2008.

• Bell, Amanda, “Chititu Creek: the Landscape History of an Alaskan Mining District,” 2008.

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Master of Architecture Thesis Committees – Committee Member

• Nachia, Tanya, “Indigenous Spaces. Indigenous Traditions: An Immersive environmental education center in Kodagu, Karnataka, India,” 2017

• Kaur, Tavleen, “The Bedi Samadhs in Una: An Architectural Study of the Samadhs’ Typology through a Religious and Socio-Political Context,” 2010.

• Idziorek, Katherine, “Intervention/Interpretation on XiJie, a Street in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China: Scenarios for the Reuse of an Abandoned Property as a Community Resource Center,” 2007.

Master of Arts Thesis Committees – Committee Member

• Flajole, Patrick, “The Case of Kathputli: Implications of In-Situ Public Private Partnerships in Delhi,” Master of Arts in International Studies, Jackson School of International Studies. 2014”

• Heim, Joshua, “Scaling Home in the Kumaon Himalayas,” Master of Arts in Cultural Studies. University of Washington, Bothell. Thesis Reader. 2010.

Non-Matriculate/Undergraduate Mentor • Maisha Barnett “xc ”, 2018 • Armaghan Baghoori, “ ”, 2018

• Mueting, Eliot, “A Demonstration on Providing Context and Trends at the Neighborhood Level Through Mapping and Analysis,” 2013.

• Mueting, Eliot, “A Demonstration on Providing Context and Trends at the Neighborhood Level Through Mapping and Analysis,” 2013.

• Dhamija, Udai, “Farmers and the Local Potato Markets of East Khasi Hills, India,” 2013.

• Iverson, Nicholas Johan, “Monumental Art: Reflections on Buddhist Caves and the Stupas at Sanchi,” Community Environment and Planning (CEP), 2012.

• Newport, Ruhiyyeh Nelli, “Building Memory: Documenting Places of Significance of the Baha’i Community in Seattle’s University District” BLA - Historic Preservation Certificate, 2012 .

• Gewalt, Dinah Marie, “Rehabilitation of the Kennecott Cemetery: Memorializing Life and Death in the Alaska Wilderness.” BLA - Historic Preservation Certificate, 2012.

• Hutto, Jason, “Bringing the Living Building Challenge Home,” Project Mentor, 2010.

• Thomas, Patrick and Turner, Roxie, CEP 460 B: “Pike-Pine Conservation Overlay District, Seattle,” 2009.

Independent Studies (Including Thesis and Professional Project credits) Spring 2018 Chae, Hyein, URBDP 600A, 2 credits Ho, Mia, BE 800A, 10 credits Scott, Meagan, URBDP 547A, 5 credits

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Choi, Sunho, URBDP 600A, 2 credits Duffy, Kaylie, URBDP 700A, 7 credits Gawne, Joshua, URBDP 700A, 5 credits Killebrew, Chase, URBDP 700A 2 credits Settlemyer, Diana, URBDP 700A, 7 credits Winter 2018 Ho, Mia, BE 800A, 10 credits Duffy, Kaylie, URBDP 700A, 2 credits Killebrew, Chase, URBDP 700A, 7 credits Settlemyer, Diana, URBDP 700A, 7 credits Scott, Meagan, URBDP 547A, 4 credits Choi, Sunho, URBDP 600A, 2 credits Autumn 2017 Ho, Mia, BE 800A, 10 credits Spring 2017 Atkinson, Rose, URBDP 700A, 4 credits Kaiserman, Joanna, URBDP 700A, 9 credits Yellin, Michelle, URBDP 700A, 3 credits Ukil, Rishabh, LARCH 700A, 4 credits Brestel, Michael, URBDP 547A, 7 credits Winter 2017 Lehman, Timothy, URBDP 700A, 2 credits Kaiserman, Joanna, URBDP 700A, 4 credits Yellin, Michelle, URBDP 700A, 7 credits Brestel, Michael, URBDP 547A, 4 credits Yellin, Michelle, URBDP 600A, 3 credits Autumn 2016 Lehman, Timothy, URBDP 700A, 3 credits Summer 2016 Moll, Elizabeth, URBDP 700A, 2 credits Spring 2016 Ho, Hsin-Yi, BE 600A, 3 credits Liu, Jingchen, UrbDp 600A, 1 credit Baker, Maxwell A, UrbDp 700A, 7 credits Brett, Jacob, UrbDp 700A, 9 credits Cutler, Scott R, UrbDp 700A, 3 credits

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Johnson, Elizabeth E, UrbDp 700A, 2 credits Liu, Jingchen, UrbDp 700A, 4 credits Moll, Elizabeth, UrbDp 700A, 6 credits Kwak, Yoonshin, LArch 700A, 1 credit Winter 2016 Baker, Maxwell A, UrbDp 700A, 2 credits Cutler, Scott R, UrbDp 700A, 6 credits Liu, Jingchen, UrbDp 700A, 5 credits Moll, Elizabeth, UrbDp 700A, 3credits Kwak, Yoonshin, LArch 700A, 3 credits Autumn 2015 Chen, Ying-Ting, UrbDp 600A, 1 credit Huang, Zhehao, UrbDp 600A, 1 credit Kwak, Yoonshin, UrbDp 600A, 1 credit McMahon, Doris Jenalah, UrbDp 600A, 1 credit Piona, Amber E, UrbDp 700A, 2 credits Summer 2015 Piona, Amber E, UrbDp 700A, 2 credits Spring 2015 • Joe, Monica C, UrbDp 700A, Masters Thesis, 6 credits • Piona, Amber E, UrbDp 700A, Masters Thesis, 5 credits Winter 2015 • Joe, Monica C, UrbDp 700A, Masters Thesis, 3 credits • Piona, Amber E, UrbDp 700A, Masters Thesis, 4 credits Autumn 2014 • Piona, Amber E, UrbDp 700A, Masters Thesis, 4 credits Spring 2014 • Adams, Kelly M (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 6 credits • Haefer, Reid R (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 6 credits • Johnson, Elizabeth E (UrbDP 547A), Professional Project, 10 credits • McCarrel, Angela Sue (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 2 credits • Taylor, Holly Anne (UrbDP 600A), 3 credits • Weber, Abigail E (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 6 credits , Winter 2014 • Werner, Virginia C (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 1 credit Autumn 2013 • McCarrel, Angela Sue (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 2 credits • Sturdivant, Lisa M (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 10 credits • Werner, Virginia C (UrbDP 700A), Masters Thesis, 1 credit Spring 2013

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• Sturdivant, Lisa M (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 10 credits • Werner, Virginia C (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 5 credits Winter 2013 • Rishi, Susmita (URBDP 600A), Research, 3 credits • McCarrel, Angela Sue (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 2 credits • Werner, Virginia C (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 4 credits Autumn 2012 • McCarrel, Angela Sue (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 2 credits Spring 2012 • McCarrel, Angela Sue (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 2 credits • Newport, Ruhiyyeh Nelli (LARCH 499A), Undergraduate Research, 3 credits Winter 2012

Coslett, Daniel E., (URBDP 600), 2 credits • McCarrel, Angela Sue (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 2 credits

Autumn 2011 McCarrel, Angela Sue, (URBDP 700A), Master’s Thesis, 2 credits Spring 2011 Ho, Julaine Lizabeth (URBDP 499A), Independent Study, 2 credits Kasper, Brian M (URBDP 600A), Independent Study, 2 credits Autumn 2010 Delmarco, Patricia L (URBDP 600A), Independent Study, 2 credits Kasper, Brian M (URBDP 600A), Independent Study, 3 credits Spring 2010

Yang, Chiaoyen (Ph.D.), BE 597 A. Directed Reading, 6 credits. Gewalt, Dinah Marie (LARCH), URBDP 499A Special Projects, 3 credits. McCarrel, Angela Sue, URBDP 600 A. Independent Study or Research, 2 credits.

Autumn 2009

McCarrel, Angela Sue, URBDP 700 A Master’s Thesis, 2 credits. Ittyerah, Amit (ARCH), URBDP 600 A Independent Study or Research, 3 credits. Lindberg, Ruth, URBDP 600 A Independent Study or Research, 4 credits. Meulemans, Megan (ARCH), URBDP 600 A Independent Study or Research, 3 credits.

Spring 2009

McCarrel, Angela Sue, URBDP 600 A, Independent Study or Research, 2 credits. Ittyerah, Amit (ARCH), URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 3 credits.

Winter 2009

McCarrel, Angela Sue, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 3 credits. Autumn 2008

McCarrel, Angela Sue, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 2 credits. Huang, Shu-mei (BE Ph.D), URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 2 credits.

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Spring 2008

Noll, Eric Andrew, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 5 credits. Kipp, Jay Holden, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 1 credits. Killbrew, Katherine, URBDP P 600, Independent Study or Research, 1 credits. Cedarbaum, Emily R (BIOCHEM), URBDP 499, Independent Study or Research, 1 credits. Chang, Ching C, URBDP 499, Independent Study or Research, 1 credits. Robinson, Patrick L. URBDP 499, Independent Study or Research, 1 credits.

Winter 2008

Bell, Amanda, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 1 credits. Noll, Eric Andrew, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 4 credits.

Spring 2007

Sandoval Alex J, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 3 credits. Bahnsen, Kimberly M (ARCH), URBDP 598 F, Special Projects, 4 credits. Fujikawa, Miki R (Forestry), URBDP 598 F, Special Projects, 4 credits.

Summer 2007

Ellingboe, James M (LARCH), LARCH 499A, Special Projects, 4 credits. Winter 2007

Sandoval Alex J, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 2 credits. Noll, Eric Andrew, URBDP 600, Independent Study or Research, 5 credits.

P. Teaching Awards Individual Awards 2009 Lionel Pries Distinguished Professor Award, College of Built Environments, University of

Washington. 2007 Lionel Pries Distinguished Professor Award, College of Architecture and Urban Planning,

University of Washington. 1998 Graduate Assistant Award for Outstanding Teaching (nomination). The Pennsylvania

State University. Class/Student/Advisee Awards

2013: The American Planning Association and the Planning Association of Washington Merit

Award in the Student Plan Category, Back to the Future: A History of Transit Planning in the Puget Sound Region. BE Lab students.

2013: UDP Professional Council’s Best Poster Award, “Lake City as a Test for Idea/Theory of Urban Catalysts.” Thesis advisee Kathryn Haima.

2012: Van Alen Institute, New York, NY. Finalist for Parks for People: A Student Competition to Reimagine America’s National Parks. San Juan Island National Park Service Competition Studio.

2011 American Institute of Certified Planners Outstanding Student Award for 2010-2011, thesis advisee Rachel Miller.

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2010 UDP Professional Council’s Best Poster Award, “Protecting Seattle’s Auto Row: Next Steps for the Pike Pine Conservation District.” Thesis advisee Cecilia Gunn.

2010 Kenneth S. Allen Endowment Award-UW Library Research Award for Undergraduates, Landmark of Our Industrial History, “Introduction to Preservation Planning” student Jennifer Robinson-Jahns.

2008 UDP Professional Council’s Best Poster Award, “Denny Regrade (1893-2008): A Case Study in Historical GIS,” Thesis advisee Aaron Raymond.

2008 Washington ASLA Merit Award, for Group Report, Envisioning a Gateway Park for Bainbridge Island: Pritchard Park Planning Report.

2007 American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Medal, “Intervention/Interpretation on XiJie, a Street in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China: Scenarios for the Reuse of an Abandoned Property as a Community Resource Center.” Thesis advisee Katherine Idziorek.

2006 Washington ASLA Student Honor Award, for Studio Project, Community Design with Nature: Protect and Preserve. Takatoriyama. Urban Space Design Charette: Revitalizing Nagata, Kobe, Japan, students Lauren Acheson, Nic Arcos, and Chiaki Nakajima.

2006 Washington ASLA Student Honor Award, for Individual Report: A Part of History: Adaptive Re-use by McMenamins Brewery and Restaurant at the Cornelius Pass Road House and Imbrie Hall. “Preservation and the Vernacular Environment” student Alison Blake.

2006 The American Planning Association and the Planning Association of Washington Merit Award in the Student Plan Category, Broadway Beckons: Invigorating the Spine of Capitol Hill. “Digital Design Practicum” students.

Q. Edited Class/Studio Reports In process: Dynamic Neighborhoods: The Future of Rainier Valley (BE 505). In process: Pike/Pine Urban Design and Preservation Studio (URBDP 508). 2014: “Chandigarh Urban Lab: The Capitol and Its Northern Periphery.” Ed. Prakash, Studio

Report for University of Washington Chandigarh Program. 2013: “Intersections of Livelihoods, Tourism and Built Environments in the Upper Himalayas:

Sarmoli/Munsiyari, Uttarakhand, India.” For Sarmoli-Jayanti Van Panchayat. India Exploration Seminar Report. 97 pp.

2013: “Back to the Future: A History of Transit Planning in the Puget Sound Region.” BE Lab

Report. 182 pp. 2012: “Planning for Nangang’s Sustainable Futures.” International Collaboration Studio with

NCKU, Taiwan. Studio Report. 146 pp. 2011: “Globalization and the Modernistic City: The Chandigarh Experience.” Studio Report.

Executive Editor, Vikramaditya Prakash. 500 pp. 2009: “Integrated Rural Planning and Development in the Upper Himalayas.” For Johar Vikas

Sanstha, Uttarakhand, India. Exploration Seminar Report. 132 pp.

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2008: “Revitalizing Nagata Report” Urban Space Design Charrette. Kobe University, Japan.

Studio Report. 84 pp. 2008: “Brown-to-Green: Park Planning, Visioning & Outreach; Bainbridge Island, WA.” For the

Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District. Studio Report. 133 pp. 2006: “Broadway Beckons: Invigorating the Spine of Capitol Hill.” Urban Design Studio Report.

University of Washington, Urban Design and Planning. Studio Report. 125 pp. VI. SERVICE Within Profession • National Council for Preservation Education Annual Meeting, UW Historic Preservation

Certificate Program Representative. • Tenure and Promotion Review: Auburn University. Within the College of Built Environments • Graduate Opportunities and Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP) scholarship program,

Department Rep; 2015 onward • Tenure Promotion Committee for Research Assistant Professor: Philip Hervitz • Re-Appointment Committee Member for Assistant Professor Rachel Barney, 2017 • Built Environment PhD. Steering Committee, UDP representative, 2017- • UDP Curriculum Committee, Member, 2017- • CBE Curriculum Committee, Chair, 2015- • CBE College Council, UDP representative, 2015- • CBE Honor Roll Committee, Member, 2014 • UDP Strategic Plan Update Committee, co-chair, 2013 - 2016 • Urban Design and Planning Diversity Committee (Founding member; co-chair). Tasks

include: bi-yearly college-wide round table to gauge the climate within the CBE; updating the diversity section of the Strategic Plan for UDP; composing the diversity section for the Professional Accreditation Board Review; identifying, recommending and facilitating applications for incoming and existing students for the Graduate Opportunities and Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP) scholarship program. Additional planned activities: quarterly social; and process of recruitment of minority students. 2007 - present.

• Scan | Design Study in Denmark program. Advisory Faculty. Review applications, recommend students for study in Denmark; council students with placement in schools and departments in Denmark; ensure that Urban Planning students are well represented in the CBE cohort; funding allocation and placement guidance. 2009 - present.

• Valle Scandinavian Exchange Student Mentor: Feras Hammami, PhD student at the Division of Urban and Regional Studies, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden. 2010-11

• Member of Gould Pavilion Building Committee: 2008-2010

• Member of Shop Committee: 2008-09.

• Masters of Urban Planning Admissions Committee, Member, 2011 – 13

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• Urban Design Certificate Program: Yearly reviews of applications for the Copeland and Wolfe scholarship. Yearly meeting with assigned urban design students to review their progress and urban design certificate requirements. 2010 – present

• Historic Preservation Certificate Program. Mentoring and Application Review. 2008 - present.

• Historic Preservation Planning Certificate Committee, Member of committee, appointed by the heads of the three programs in CBE (architecture, landscape architecture and UDP) to review and revise the existing Preservation certificate program to make it more attractive to incoming students. The committee’s recommendations were approved by the Preservation faculty. 2007.

• MUP Open House Round Table: Urban Design and Historic Preservation, 2015.

• MUP Open House Round Table: Urban Design and Historic Preservation, April 4, 2014.

Within UW

• South Asia Executive Committee, Jackson School of International Studies, Member, AY 2017-18

• Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. Review Committee member. 2018.

• UW Luce Scholar, Study/Travel in Asia. Henry Luce Foundation, New York, NY. Selection Committee Member. 2010-2015

• South Asian Studies (SISSA). Member of Admissions Committee for Master's and SIS-PhD applications. 2013.

• Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. Review Committee member. 2013.

• Member, UW Campus Fulbright Committee. Review Fulbright applications yearly, conduct campus interviews, and provide written assessments for interviewees. 2009 - 2012.

• Member, UW Diversity Council’s Campus Climate Committee. The goal of this Committee was to discuss the current climate on UW campus for minority groups; and work toward increasing diversity, including retention of students and faculty of color. 2006-7.

Local and Regional

• City of Seattle Landmarks Commission. 2018-

• Diversity Intern Faculty Mentor. 4Culture – The Cultural Services Agency for King County, Washington. 2016 – present.

• Unreinforced Masonry Policy Committee, City of Seattle. 2016 – 2018

• Preservation Advisory Committee Member, 4Culture – the Cultural Services Agency for King County, Washington. Term 2013-16.

• Advisor, URM Community Outreach Pilot Project. IDEA Space. Seattle’s Chinatown International District Preservation & Development Authority (SCIDpda). 4Culture Special Preservation Project. 2013 - 14

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• Facilities application review panel. 4Culture, cultural services agency for King County, Washington. Combined Arts & Heritage. Oct 29, 30, 2012.

• UW representative to National Council of Preservation Educators (NCPE) national coordination meeting. 2008 – present.

• Humanities Advisor, Friends of Seattle’s Olmsted Parks for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Centennial Project, funded by Humanities Washington. 2008-09.

• Advisor to the Seattle City Council's Planning, Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee (PLUNC) for development of Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District, 2009.

• Member of Pike/Pine Urban Neighborhood Council (PPUNC) during development of Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District. 2009.

• Member of UW Advising Team, Seattle Center Century 21 Master Plan. Review of the Plan including comments and recommendations, 2008.

• Consultant, City Council’s Parks, Education, Libraries and Labor (PELL) Committee. Developed alternative visions for Seattle Center as part of the DDP class. Presentation to the City Council, “Re- envisioning Seattle Center as a Great Public Space.” 2007.

• Panelist, The Seattle Public Library & Foundation: Washington Center for the Book, “Seattle Reads ‘The Namesake’ by Jhumpa Lahiri” Community Organization Dialogue. Mar 27, Central Library, Apr 11, Green Lake Branch; May 6, Capitol Hill Branch. 2007.

• National Institute of Crime Prevention, Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) Training Workshop and Certification, Las Vegas, 2006.

• Advisory Board member. Safe Neighborhoods through Community Planning. Washington State. Reviewed grant applications and recommend communities to receive funding, 2005.

• Advisor. Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) for Hidden Village Section 8 housing, Bellevue Police Department, Bellevue, WA. 2005.