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Victoria Basolo

Associate Professor of Planning, Policy & Design
Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Phone: 
(949) 824-3521
Email: 
basolo@uci.edu
Office: 
206D SEI
Specializations: 
housing and community development, urban governance, regionalism, and metropolitan politics.
Department: 
Planning, Policy and Design

Victoria A. Beard

Associate Professor of Planning, Policy & Design
Ph.D., Community and Regional Planning, University of British Columbia
Phone: 
(949) 824-6484
Email: 
vbeard@uci.edu
Office: 
206B SEI
Specializations: 
planning in developing countries, community-based planning, poverty reduction, planning theory and population studies
Department: 
Planning, Policy and Design

Arnold Binder

Professor Emeritus of Criminology, Law & Society
Ph.D., Stanford University
Email: 
abinder@uci.edu
Specializations: 
research methodology, juvenile delinquency, police organization and methods
Department: 
Criminology, Law and Society

Marlon Boarnet

Professor of Planning, Policy, and Design and Economics
Ph.D. Princeton University
Phone: 
(949) 824-7695
Email: 
mgboarne@uci.edu
Office: 
218E SEI
Specializations: 
transportation, urban growth patterns, regional science, urban economics
Department: 
Planning, Policy and Design

Scott A. Bollens

Professor / Warmington Chair in Peace and International Cooperation
Ph.D. University of North Carolina, AICP
Phone: 
(949) 824-7696
Email: 
bollens@uci.edu
Office: 
226B SEI
Specializations: 
ethnic/group disparities and urban planning, urban growth policy, metropolitan governance, intergovernmental approaches to planning
Department: 
Planning, Policy and Design

Tim-Allen Bruckner

Assistant Professor in the Program in Public Health and the Department of Planning, Policy and Design
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley
Email: 
tbruckne@uci.edu
Specializations: 
sequelae of regional economic downturns; neighborhood context and infant health disparities; mental health policy; biodemography
Department: 
Planning, Policy and Design