Dr. Day recently completed her doctoral work in the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley. Her most recent work examined the effects of resettlement at the urban periphery for Shanghai households, with a focus on vulnerable populations.
Her work continues in Chinese cities, with research interests that include transport capacity-building, outcomes of rebuilding urban villages, and the consequences of and alternatives to urban expansion. Additionally, her teaching and research interests include planning for resettlement zones and urbanization in the developing world.
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Don’t fence me in: Understanding local government decisions to allocate and fence public open space for dogs in Melbourne, Australia
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TRANSFORMING HOUSING: AFFORDABLE ACCESS FOR ALL
Research Grant
Drivers v cyclists: it's like an ethnic conflict, which offers clues to managing 'road war..
NEWS ARTICLE
Sister Communities: Rejecting Labels of Informality and Peripherality in Vanuatu
Journal article
Australia/China Research Network on Planning Global City‐Regions
Internal Research Grant
The problem/solution nexus in megaproject planning
Journal article
TRANSFORMING HOUSING: AFFORDABLE ACCESS FOR ALL
Internal Research Grant
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Credentials
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Positions
Senior Lecturer - Urban Planning
Architecture, Building And Planning
Education
Education
PhD in City and Regional Planning
University of California - Berkeley
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
San Jose State University
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education
Indiana University