Communications
A constant theme throughout my work as both a planner and a science educator has been outreach, communication, and teaching. I strive to encourage clear communication, active participation, and inclusion of all stakeholders. This section describes my experience in teaching, training, and presenting. See also Research / Analysis for written reports and journal articles.
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Teacher Training Workshops
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I trained over 1000 K-12 teachers at 18 international and domestic week-long environmental monitoring workshops. The training workshops that I developed and led were hands-on and covered sub-disciplines spanning environmental science, including: soil science, hydrology, atmosphere, land cover and land use, and satellite remote sensing. As a fluent Russian speaker, I led workshops in both Russian and English.​
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Conference Presentations
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Investigating the relationship between neighborhood accessibility, mode share, and daily miles traveled across Boulder. American Planning Association Colorado Chapter, Spring Transportation Symposium. Denver, Colorado. April 2016.
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Assessing Options to Enhance Bicycle and Transit Integration. Transportation Research Board Annual Conference. Washington DC, January 2013.
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Exploring Street Network Safety with a Multilevel Model. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Salt Lake City, Utah. October, 2011
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Collaborative Management in Neighborhood Transit Pass Programs. World Symposium on Transport and Land Use Research. Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. July 2011.
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Assessing Options to Integrate Bicycle and Transit. Poster Presentation. Transportation Systems for Livable Communities Conference, Washington, DC. September 2010.
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Briefings / Reports
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Investigating the relationship between neighborhood accessibility, mode share, and daily miles traveled across Boulder. Presentation to City of Boulder - GO Boulder Planning Department. Boulder, Colorado. January 2016.
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Neighborhood Grocery Store Inventory and Access. Presentation to City Council of Madison, Wisconsin. August 2003.
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How Smart is Smart Growth? A Pre-Implementation Evaluation of Locally Developed Land Use Plans in Wisconsin. Thesis presentation to Wisconsin Department of Administration. June 2003
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How Smart is Smart Growth? A Pre-Implementation Evaluation of Locally Developed Land Use Plans in Wisconsin. Thesis presentation to Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. May 2003