Jason Kelley, Ph.D.

Jason Kelley, Ph.D.

Teaching Professor @ Arizona State University

About

My teaching and research focuses on transportation planning, sustainable urban planning and design, and environmental justice, with particular interest in pedestrian-oriented urban development and urban planning in South American cities.

Country

United States

City

Phoenix

Industry

Higher Education

Skill

Public Speaking, Transportation Planning, Research, PowerPoint, Transportation, Urban Planning

Experience

Arizona State University

Teaching Professor

Arizona State University

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2009-1 - Present · 17 yrs 9 mos

Teaching Professor (2025-present) Associate Teaching Professor, SGSUP (2020-2025) Interim Program Director, Masters of Urban & Environmental Planning (2018-2019) Lecturer, SGSUP (2013-2020) Faculty Associate (2009-2013) Graduate Courses Taught: Environment, Justice & Cities Environmental Planning Innovation & Alternative Transportation Politics of Urban Space & Design Sustainable Urbanism Theory of Urban Design Transportation Pro Seminar Walkable Cities Undergraduate Courses Taught: Cities in Cinema City Structure & Planning Environment, Justice & Cities Environment & Justice History of Planning Innovation and Alternative Transportation Introduction to Urban Planning Planning Methods Public Participation & Planning Sustainable Cities Sustainable Urban Dynamics Sustainable Urbanism Theory of Urban Design Transportation Planning & Environment Walkable Cities Awards: Outstanding Teaching Professor Award in Social Sciences, The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024) Faculty Excellence Award, SGSUP (2023) Professor of the Year (On-Campus), SGSUP (2019) Planning Professor of the Year, SGSUP (2018) Professor of the Year Award, SGSUP (2015) Teaching Excellence Award, GSPA, Arizona State University (2011) Publications: Book Chapter: Golub, Aaron, and Jason Kelley (2017). Sustainable Transportation (Chapter 12) in Hagen, B. & Pijawka, D. (Eds.), Sustainability for the 21st Century: Pathways, Programs, and Policies. Kendall-Hunt. Refereed Article: Kelley, J., M. Kuby, and R. Sierra. 2013. Transportation network optimization for the movement of indigenous goods in Amazonian Ecuador. Journal of Transport Geography, 28: 89-100. Refereed Article: Golub, Aaron, and Jason Kelley. 2010. Exploring potential inequities between the burdens and benefits of climate change abatement policies in the transportation sector. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2163: 65-72

Education

Arizona State University

Arizona State University

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Environmental Design and Planning

2008 - 2013 · 5 yrs
Arizona State University

Arizona State University

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Geographical Sciences

2006 - 2008 · 2 yrs
Arizona State University

Arizona State University

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Transportation Systems

2006 - 2008 · 2 yrs
Arizona State University

Arizona State University

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Geography (Urban Studies Concentration), Minors in Urban Planning and Chicana/o Studies

2003 - 2005 · 2 yrs

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