Kelley's interests include transportation planning, planning history, and environmental justice, with particular interest in pedestrian-oriented urban design and urban planning in South American cities.

Dr. Hagen’s expertise in teaching and research is in the areas of climate change adaptation and resiliency planning, environmental and social justice issues in planning, and sustainable urbanism

Phil’s international career and leadership experience has spanned the fields of system dynamics, 3D analytic and visualization systems, management consulting and analytic services and urban design, He is CEO of ORBIS Dynamics (www.orbisdynamics.com).

Salon researches travel behavior and the built environment, climate policy for transport, and government and transit agency institutions with the goal to inform policies that reduce global automobile dependence.

Pfeiffer's scholarship, teaching, and community engagement focuses on housing strategies to advance social equity, the relationship between housing and health, and the socioeconomic impacts of housing market disruptions.

Sailor’s research integrates urban planning, geography, climate, and engineering to understand the causes, effects, and potential for mitigation of extreme heat and poor air quality in cities.

Ehlenz, a certified planner with AICP, focuses research on urban revitalization and community development, with specializations in the role of anchor institutions in urban places and mechanisms for building community wealth.

King, an associate professor in urban planning, focuses his research on the codependence of transportation and land use planning. King is also a member of the Transportation Research Board’s Paratransit Committee.

Poore is an experienced community leader and capacity builder with passion and proven competency for expanding mission impact, enhancing organizational performance, growth and community outcomes.