Catherine L. Ross 760 Spring Street, Suite 213 Atlanta, Georgia 30308
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2009Presenter: “Infrastructure and Sustainability: Competing in the Global Economy”, 2009 UCEA Workforce Development Forum (January 9) Presenter: “Piedmont Atlantic Megaregion”, Megaregions Luncheon, Atlanta Regional Commission (January 26) Panelist: “In the Trenches: Lessons from the Experts”, Changing Landscapes: Building the Good Growth State? Institute for Emerging Issues, North Carolina State University (February 9-10) Presenter: “Movement and Access”, De Lange Conference VII – Transforming the Metropolis: Creating Sustainable and Humane Cities, Rice University. (March 2-4) Facilitator/Organizer: Piedmont Atlantic Megaregion University Consortium, Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development (March 23) Speaker/Organizer: The Case for a National Infrastructure Policy: The Piedmont Atlantic Megaregion in the Global Economy. Georgia Institute of Technology (March 23) Presenter: “The Megaregion Challenge”, 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Transportation Programs at Texas Southern University (April 7) Presenter: “Emerging Megaregions: Implications for Future Developments”, 2009 ULI Spring Council Forum: The Road Ahead (April 22-24) Presenter: “Urban/Rural Collaborations – Building Successful Workforce and Economic Development Partnerships Based on Strengths and Mutual Interests”, Southeast Workforce and Economic Development Conference (May 3) Panelist: Sustainability and Historic Preservation Thought Leader Discussion Series, Trust for Architectural Easements and Island Press (May 18) Guest Columnist: “Infrastructure is Our Competitive Advantage.” Saporta Report, Atlanta, GA. (May 18) Presenter: Megaregion Planning Conference. Dallas, TX (June 5-7) Participant: Urban and Metropolitan Policy Roundtable, White House Office of Urban Affairs and the Domestic Policy Council (July 13) Discussant: “Maximizing Opportunity in the Marketplace for Freight: Strengthening Economic Competitiveness through Regional Partnerships and Cooperation”. Transportation Research Board 2009 Joint Summer Meeting. Seattle, WA. (July 19-22) Interviewee: “Years later, it’s still a shopping magnet: Lenox turns 50.” Atlanta Journal Constitution. (July 24) Panelist: “Restructuring our Cities to Improve Health”. Weight of the Nation conference, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Washington, D.C. (July 27-29) Speaker/Organizer: Mayor’s Megaregion Meeting: Piedmont Atlantic Megaregion. Charlotte, NC. (August 11-12) Interviewee: “Megaregion leaders agree on rail, bridge.” Charlotte Observer. (August 13) Panelist: “The new Federal paradigm - Linking transportation, land use and housing”. Atlanta Regional Housing Forum. (September 2) Presenter: “Health and Roadways”. Atlanta Development Authority. (September 17) Keynote Speaker: “Megaregions in the southeastern U.S.”. Tennessee Chapter – American Planning Association Annual Conference, Chattanooga, TN. (September 23-25) Interviewee: WUTC Around and About, Chattanooga, TN. (September 25) Interviewee: “Annexation helps cities manage growth, expert says” and “Planner says VW will cause big change.” Chattanooga Times Free Press. (September 26) Plenary Speaker: “Plenary 2: Environmental Health in All Policies - Transportation and land use policy, environment, and health.” 2009 National Environmental Public Health Conference, Atlanta, GA. (October 26) Keynote Speaker: “Sustainable Development: The Regional Industrial Ecosystem.” Responsible Technologies Summit, Atlanta, GA. (Nov 9-10) Speaker/Organizer: Mayor’s Megaregion Meeting: Piedmont Atlantic Megaregion – Part 2. Greenville, SC. (November 17-18) Invitee: White House Holiday Party. Washington, DC. (December 15) 2008Presenter: “The Health Impact Assessment of the Atlanta Beltline”, Hands-On Atlanta, Martin Luther King birthday, Atlanta, GA, (January 15) Presenter: Birmingham Planning Department Annual Meeting, Planning in the Southeast,, Alabama, (January 30) Interviewee: “Megaregions”, Georgia Weekly, GPB Television, Atlanta, GA, (February 10) Host: International Exchange & Cooperation event with Shenyang Jinzhou University, China (February 12) Presenter: “Emerging Megaregions: Investigating the Character of Social Equity”, Regional Equity: The Third National Summit on Equity, Diversity and Social Justice, Policy Link, New Orleans, Louisiana, (March 5) Presenter: “Planning for the Future: The Future of Planning”, Sister Cities Forum — Public Transit and Green Space Policies, Atlanta, GA (March 12) Panelist: “A Healthy Perspective on Transportation: new tools and new partners for better transportation planning”, American Planning Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV (April 28) Presenter: “Megaregions”, WTS Annual Conference (May 14) Presenter: “Megaregions”, Joint Meeting of AASHTO SCOP-SCOFA, Santa Fe, NM (June 9) Co-Presenter: “Identifying Megaregions in the US: Implications for Infrastructure Investment” and “Placing the Megaregion in a Global Context,” 2008 Joint Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP)-Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) Conference. Chicago, Illinois. (July) Interviewee: “Q&A with Dr. Catherine L. Ross: Shrinking Footprint of American Home Offers Greater Potential for Multifamily Developers”, Multi-Housing News (July 24) Interviewee: “Planning Without Borders”, Georgia Trend Magazine (August) Presenter: “Achieving Excellence through Innovation”, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, 2008 Supervision and Regulation Staff Conference, Atlanta, GA (October 15) Co-Presenter: “Megaregion Mobility and Accessibility: A Comparative perspective,” Symposium on Megaregions and Spatial Planning: An International Perspective, Beijing, China (October 28-29) Presenter: “Roadways and Health”, Transportation 101, Washington, DC (November 12-14) Guest Columnist: “Building Blocks for a Global Economy.” City Upon a Hill: Georgia Municipal Association. (November 20) Interviewee, “Global Implications of our Growing Megaregion”, Atlanta Business Chronicle, (November 21-27) Interviewee: “Will all-for-one region truly benefit all?” The Florida Times-Union. (December 22) Directory: sites -> default -> files -> images images -> North Mankato Taylor Library images -> MR. justice teare images -> For immediate release press contacts images -> Class: 0 Date of birth: May 8 images -> Planned Adaptivity in Internet Protocol Standardization 1 Introduction images -> Nasa epscor call for Proposals fy 2013 introduction images -> Suny adirondack Nursing Program Information Guide images -> Kevin d shankwiler, idsa senior Lecturer School of Industrial Design College of Design, Georgia Institute of Technology images -> Michael A. Dobbins, faia, aicp summary of Experience Download 332.93 Kb. Share with your friends:
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