Research Interests |
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Physical Planning and Place-Making |
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Urban Development and Public-Private Agency, Actions,
Resources |
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Sports, Tourism, and Cultural Infrastructure |
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Special-Purpose Development Authorities and Corporations |
Education |
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Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
PhD, Urban Planning, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (2002) |
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Harvard Graduate School of Design,
Cambridge, MA
DesS, Real Estate Development
(1995) |
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Ryerson Polytechnic University
Toronto,
Canada,
BAA, Urban and Regional Planning (1989) |
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Huron College. University of Western Ontario,
London,
Canada,
BA, Economics (1986) |
Academic Positions |
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Director of the Master in Urban Planning Degree Program
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA
Department of Urban Planning and Design (2008-present) |
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Assistant Professor of Urban Planning
Harvard
Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA
Department of Urban Planning and Design (2006-present) |
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Design Critic,
Harvard Graduate School of
Design,
Cambridge, MA
Department of Urban Planning and Design (2005-2006) |
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Assistant Professor of Urban Planning
Rutgers
University,
New Brunswick, NJ
E. J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (2002-2005) |
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Head Studio Instructor
Harvard Graduate School of
Design, Cambridge, MA
Career Discovery Program (1998, 2000) |
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Instructor
Harvard Graduate School of
Design,
Cambridge, MA
Department of Urban Planning and Design (1998) |
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Research Fellow
Harvard Graduate School of
Design,
Cambridge, MA
Center for Urban Development Studies (1996-98) |
Courses |
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Core Urban Planning Studio 1
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Graduate
Studio, 8 credits |
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Methods of Urban Planning
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Graduate Lecture/Workshop, 4 credits |
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Analytic Methods of Urban Planning
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Graduate Lecture, 4 credits |
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Techniques of Physical Planning
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Graduate Lecture/Lab, 4 credits |
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Urban Redevelopment
Rutgers University, Graduate Lecture, 4 credits |
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History and Theory of Urban Planning
Rutgers University, Graduate Lecture, 4 credits |
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Methods of Real Estate Analysis
Rutgers University, Graduate Lecture/Workshop, 4 credits |
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Introduction to Urban Studies
Rutgers University, Undergraduate Lecture, 4 credits |
Professional Positions |
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Senior Planner,
Planning Department, Brampton, Ontario, Canada (1990-96) |
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Projects:
- General Comprehensive Plan
- Downtown Redevelopment Plan
- Urban Design and Historic Preservation Strategy
- Historic Building Inventory and District Plans
- City-wide GIS Base Model
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Historic Preservation Researcher,
Planning Department, Markham, Ontario, Canada (1989-90) |
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Projects:
- Historic Building Inventory
- Unionville Heritage Conservation District
- Technical Restoration Guidelines
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Awards, Fellowships, and Honors |
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Research Fellowship
IBM Center for Business and Government (2004) |
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Dissertation Fellowship
Taubman
Center for State and Local Government, Harvard University (2002) |
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Dissertation Fellowship
US Department
of Housing and Urban Development (2001) |
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Academic Merit Scholarship
Harvard University (1995-2000) |
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Gerald M. McCue Medal
Harvard
Graduate School of Design School; highest academic record (1995) |
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National Graduate Research Competition Winner
Canada
Mortgage & Housing Corporation (1994) |
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Beaton Award,
Ryerson Polytechnic University
academic excellence & community contribution
(1989) |
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Provincial Undergraduate Essay Competition
Winner
Ontario Professional Planners Institute (1988) |
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Policy Award
Ryerson Polytechnic University;
excellence in planning policy (1988) |
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Studio Award
Ryerson Polytechnic University;
excellence in planning studio (1987) |
Publications |
| 2007 |
Long, Judith G. Transforming Federal Property Management:
The Case for Public/Private Partnerships. IBM Center for Business
and Government, March |
| 2006 |
Zimbalist, A. and J. G. Long. "Facility Finance: Measurement,
Trends and Analysis." International Journal
of Sports Finance, 1, 201-211. |
| 2005 |
Long, Judith G. "Full Count: The Real Cost
of Public Funding for Major League Sports
Facilities". Journal
of Sports Economics. May. |
| 2004 |
Long, Judith G. “A History of Public Funding
for Major League Sports Facilities, 1890
to 2001” Center for Urban
Policy Research, E.J. Bloustein School
of Planning and Public Policy, Working Paper
Series. |
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Long, Judith G. "Public Funding for Major League
Sports Facilities Data Series" Center for Urban Policy Research,
E.J. Bloustein School of Planning and
Public Policy, Working Paper Series.
- Major League Baseball
- National Football League
- National Basketball Association
- National Hockey League
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Long, Judith G. 2004. "Major League Franchise and
Facility History Chart Series." Center for Urban Policy Research, E.J. Bloustein School of
Planning and Public Policy, Working Paper
Series.
- Major League Baseball
- National Football League
- National Basketball Association
- National Hockey League
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| 2003 |
Long, Judith G. “Making Good Design Happen.” New
Jersey Municipalities. Volume 80, Number 9, December. |
Professional Reports |
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The City of Brampton Official
Plan (1994) co-authored with the Planning Department staff,
Brampton, Ontario, Canada, with consultant
services. |
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Compiled and edited a new 30-year comprehensive plan, based on four
years of technical study including demographic, market, and infrastructure
capacity projections, considered in the context of physical geography.
Wrote the downtown district, economic development, urban design, and
historic preservation sections. Managed the public participation and
provincial approval process including information meetings, survey research,
information kits, and press releases. |
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The Brampton Central Commercial Corridor Secondary
Plan (1993) co-authored with
John Corbett, Hotson Bakker Architects,
DS-Lea Associates, Hough Stansbury + Woodland Ltd., Design Vision.
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Prepared and implemented a major redevelopment plan for the downtown
district, facilitating its transition from suburban to urban scale.
Major initiatives included intensifying commercial and residential land
uses around selected transportation nodes, and revision to the local
development impact fee schedule to stimulate investment. |
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Brampton Civic Center Demonstration
Plan (1993) co-authored with John Corbett, Hotson Bakker
Architects, Brampton, Ontario, Canada. |
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Facilitated production of a demonstration project for the new downtown
plan whereby a suburban node comprised of government offices, a major
highway interchange, and a regional shopping center was transformed
by introducing a publicly developed hotel, convention and recreation
center, and privately developed medium density housing around the periphery
of the mall parking lot. |
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Urban Design Management Strategy (1993)
Brampton, Ontario, Canada. |
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Developed a district-by-district urban design management strategy
for the city. Conceived and organized “CityScape 2000,” an innovative
community design workshop attended by politicians, real estate developers,
residents, and other interest groups. |
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City GIS Base Model (1992) Brampton,
Ontario, Canada, with Design Vision,
Inc. |
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Supervised development of the first GIS-compatible, 3-dimensional
base model of an entire city in Canada, for use in the long-range planning
and development review processes. |
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The Churchville Heritage Conservation District
Plan (1990) co-authored with Polymath and Thaumaturge Consultants
Inc., Ontario, Canada. |
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Supervised the district plan preparation and implementation process,
including resource inventory, boundary definition, design guidelines,
public review, and testimony to the Ontario Municipal Board. |
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Markham Inventory of Heritage Buildings,
1990, co-authored with Regan Hutcheson and Dorie Billick, Markham,
Ontario, Canada. |
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Conducted field research and photo documentation of over 1,000 potential
heritage buildings within town boundaries. Assisted with evaluation
and classification, and identification of provincial designation and
district priorities. |
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Handbook for Evaluating Heritage Resources
in the Town of Markham (1989) co-authored
with Regan Hutcheson and Dorie Billick, Markham, Ontario, Canada. |
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Prepared evaluation guidelines in aid of provincial designation
process, complete with scoring system taking into account historical,
architectural, archeological and contextual significance. |
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Heritage Building Restoration Guidelines (1990) co-authored with Regan Hutcheson, Markham,
Ontario, Canada. |
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Prepared building restoration guidelines in aid of provincial grant
applications, including design guidelines for additions. |
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Markham Heritage Estates:
Building Eligibility and Relocation Guidelines, 1989, co-authored
with Regan Hutcheson, Markham, Ontario, Canada. |
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Directed to prepare implementation guidelines for Markham Heritage
Estates, a mayoral initiative (considered controversial among
preservationists) creating a subdivision of vacant lots expressly for
the relocation of heritage structures threatened at other sites in
the municipality by impending development. |
Invited Lectures, Presentations, and Conference Papers |
| 2006 |
Harvard Graduate School of Design
"Sports Facilities as Urban Development Catalysts: The Back
Story Behind These Public/Private Partnerships"
(February) |
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Lincoln Institute for Land Policy, Big City Planners
Institute
"Sports and Tourism Infrastructure as Economic Development Catalysts"
(February) |
| 2005 |
Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
“Transforming Federal Property Management: The Case for Public/Private
Partnerships” (Kansas City, October) |
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University of Richmond, Jepson School of
Leadership
"Full Count: The Real Cost of Public Funding for
Major League Sports Facilities" (September) |
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University of Richmond, Jepson School of
Leadership
"Sports-Anchored Urban Redevelopment: Major League
Sports Facilities and Urban Community Development" (September 2005) |
| 2004 |
University of Massachusetts,
Amherst
"Full Count: The Real Cost of Public Funding for
Major League Sports Facilities" (April) |
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University of Massachusetts,
Amherst
"Planning’s Core Curriculum: A Return to Physical
Planning" (April) |
| 2003 |
Harvard Graduate School of
Design
"Sports-Anchored Urban Redevelopment" (Course in
Public and Private Development, 2003, 2002) |
| 2002 |
Harvard Kennedy School of Government
Taubman
Center for State and Local Government “Full
Count: The Real Cost of Public Funding for
Major League Sports Facilities” (April) |
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Harvard Graduate School of
Design
Career Discovery Program “Boston: A City on a Hill
to A City Built on Fill” (July 2002, 1998) |
| 2001 |
Rutgers University, E. J. Bloustein School of
Public Policy
"Full Count: The Real Cost of Public Funding
for Major League Sports Facilities, and Why
Some Cities Pay More to Play" (December
2001) |
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Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
"Full Count: The Real Cost of Public
Funding for Major League Sports Facilities,
and Why Some Cities Pay More to Play"
(Baltimore, October) |
| 1997 |
Harvard Graduate School of
Design
"The Evolution of Urban Retail" (Course in
Introduction to Urban Planning and Design,
October 1997, 1996) |
Research Grants |
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Technology Innovation Program Grant, Provost's
Office, Harvard University
First Semester Core Urban Planning Studio,
(Principal Investigator) |
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IBM Center for
Business and Government
"Managing Federal Property: The
Case for Public/Private Partnerships"
(Principal Investigator, 2004-05) |
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Rutgers University
Undergraduate
Dean’s Grant for Curriculum Excellence
(Principal Investigator, 2003, to update multimedia materials for Introduction
to Urban Studies) |
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Harvard Kennedy School of
Government
Taubman Center for State and Local Government
"Full Count: The Real Cost of Public
Funding for Major League Sports Facilities"
(Dissertation Fellowship, 2002) |
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US Department of Housing and Urban Development
"Full Count: The Real Cost of Public
Funding for Major League Sports Facilities" (Dissertation
Fellowship, 2002) |
Academic and Community Service |
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Doctor of Design Degree Program, Admissions
Committee (2007-) |
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Master of Urban Planning Program, Admissions
Committee (2006-) |
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Kennedy School of Government, Policy Analysis
Exercise Advising
Chris Ward (2006) Alternative Plan for Qualcomm Stadium Redevelopment
Kate Fillen-Yeh (2007) Form-based Zoning to Protect Water Quality
Along the Hudson River |
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Journal of Sports and Economics Reviewer
(2005-) |
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US Department of Housing and Urban Development Reviewer
Early Doctoral Dissertation Grant Program
(2005-) |
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Master’s Professional Report Requirement Committee
Member
Rutgers University, E.J. Bloustein School
of Planning and Public Policy (2004-05) |
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Undergraduate Curriculum Review Committee Member
Rutgers University, E.J. Bloustein School
of Planning and Public Policy (2003-05) |
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Graduate Admissions Committee Program
in Urban Planning and Policy Development,
Rutgers University, E.J. Bloustein School
of Planning and Public Policy (2002-05) |
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Doctoral Program Faculty Rutgers
University
E.J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public
Policy (2002-05) |
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Doctoral Comprehensive Examination Supervisor
Physical Planning
Rutgers University, E.J. Bloustein School
of Planning and Public Policy (2002-05) |
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Humphrey Fellowship Program Faculty
Advisor
Rutgers University, E.J. Bloustein School
of Planning and Public Policy (2002-05) |
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Departmental Council Alumni Representative
School of Urban and Regional Planning, Ryerson
Polytechnic University (1990-93) |
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Dean Search Committee Alumni Representative
College of Community Services, Ryerson Polytechnic
University (1990) |
Professional Memberships |
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American Planning Association (APA)
American Institute of Certified Planners
(AICP)
Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP)
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
American Real Estate Society (ARES)
American Real Estate and Urban Economics
Association (AREUEA) |
Citizenship |
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Canada, Great Britain, United States (Permanent Resident) |
