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Steve Born focuses his research, professional and outreach activities on water and related resource planning and management issues, and the theory and application of integrated environmental management concepts. He is a leader in using Wisconsin environmental management situations as models for other states, even other countries. As a former Wisconsin State Planning Director, he is also involved with state, regional and intergovernmental policy and planning issues. |
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Richard Chenoweth is an environmental psychologist with years of experience in the field of landscape aesthetic analysis. He is a nationally recognized authority on landscape aesthetics and visual resource quality assessment. Prof. Chenoweth also serves as an advisor on landscape aesthetics to state and local government agencies as well as to private organizations. |
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Herman Felstehausen is a leading proponent of integrated studies that combine land and urban institutions with resource and environmental analysis. His interests include urban growth management, infrastructure planning, international development, and the theory of sustainable systems. He has worked and taught in Latin America, the Netherlands and Eastern Europe. |
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Jerome L. Kaufman Prof. Kaufman's current areas of research include urban policy issues, community food system planning, the ethics of planning, alternative dispute resolution applications to planning, and comparative studies of planner attitudes, planners as strategists, and urban/metropolitan policy in Europe and the U.S. |
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Bernard J. Niemann Jr. has had a long-standing interest and involvement in assessing the role of information technology for land use planning and natural resource management. His teaching interests and program focus on adapting land and geographic information systems (LIS/GIS) to address contemporary land use and planning, and urban growth-management issues. |
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Elizabeth Howe |
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H. C. Jordahl Jr. |
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Ved Prakash |
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John Roberts |
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