How I Teach

I teach both undergraduate and graduate students. While there are differences in how I approach teaching at both levels, there … More

Good People of the Internet, I Am Killing It!

I am thrilled to share that I got my third large research grant as a primary investigator (PI)! All of … More

‘Tis the ACSP Season!

The Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Conference is taking place this week in Seattle. I am participating in … More

My New (Co-Authored) Publication: 4 Tools for Sharing Extreme Heat Risk Information

In this piece for Planning Magazine (American Planning Association), my co-author Sarah Basset and I highlight tech tools about extreme … More

Life Isn’t Good; It’s Splendid… I Got My First SSHRC Grant!

The first time was the charm. My first application as a Primary Investigator for a SSHRC Grant was successful, and … More

The Professor’s Extracurriculars

I love my job. A lot. It is the best job in the world – for me anyway. Naturally, I … More

My New Publication: Why app-hailed transportation remains inadequately accessible to wheelchair users

Soo excited to share my other new publication – 2nd in a week! When it rains, it surely does pour. … More

My New Publication: Labor issues from the perspective of drivers on the Uber and Lyft apps and the impact on riders who use wheelchairs

So excited this is finally published – I waited for 14 months from submission to acceptance! For an early career … More

The Appeal of Driving (to Young People)

One of the courses I teach to graduate students is on transportation policy and planning. My students are a mix … More

We Are Closed for the Montreal Jazz Festival.

I too float on air by the sound of the saxophone! Below, you will see my post-festival debrief. Here are … More