Program Coordinator
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Ramon Borges-Mendez
Associate Professor, Sustainability and Social Justice
Ramón Borges-Méndez, PhD, born in Puerto Rico, has worked in the US, Latin America, and South Asia. He is an Associate Professor of Urban Planning and Community Development at the International Development, Community, and Environment Department at Clark University (Worcester, […]
Core Faculty
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John Brown
Professor Emeritus, Economics
Dr. Brown is an urban economist and economic historian with research interests in contemporary issues of mid-sized older industrial cities, international trade and historical demography (fertility and mortality). He teaches courses in urban economics, the history of the world economy, principles, […]
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Mark Davidson
Professor, Geography
Mark Davidson is an urban geographer with an international reputation for his research on gentrification, urban theory, municipal finance, and urban sustainability. He has published in high-impact social science journals and published edited collections with SUNY Press and Sage. He has received research funding […]
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Deborah Martin
Professor, Geography
I am an urban geographer with interests in the meanings and understandings of place, local politics, legal geography, qualitative methodologies, and social movements (particularly neighborhood activism). My research focuses on the United States, including past research in the Twin Cities […]
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Professor Richter specializes in nineteenth and twentieth century American and cultural history, with an emphasis on women’s and urban history. Her teaching repertoire includes the history of American Women, U.S. urban history from the colonial era to the twenty-first century, […]
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Laurie Ross
Professor, Sustainability and Social Justice
Director, Sustainability and Social Justice
Laurie Ross brings expertise in developing and supporting long-term community-university partnerships that address the social determinants of youth violence. The intractability of youth violence requires horizontal knowledge and strategy production (i.e. responses that are co-created by individuals and communities affected […]
- John Ameer, Education
- Asha Best, Geography
- Jack Delehanty, Sociology
- Patricia Ewick, Sociology
- Jacqueline Geoghegan, Economics
- Jessa Loomis, Geography
- Kathryn Madden, International Development, Community, and Environment
- Sarah Michaels, Education
- Constance Montross, Language Literature Culture
- James T. Murphy, Geography
- Marianne Sarkis, International Development, Community, and Environment
- Rhys Townsend, Visual and Performing Arts
- Kristina Wilson, Visual and Performing Arts
- Junfu Zhang, Economics