CJA1@rutgers.edu Clinton Andrews is a professor of urban planning, director of the Rutgers Center for Green Building, and associate dean for faculty at Rutgers University’s Bloustein School. He was educated at Brown and MIT in engineering and planning, and worked previously in the private sector and at Princeton University. He teaches environmental planning and quantitative […]
mcampo@ejb.rutgers.edu Mr. Campo has experience in transportation planning and modeling, business strategy, real estate investment and market analysis, and risk assessment modeling. Matt’s current research is focused on understanding tools and methods to assess the resilience and security of infrastructure systems and supply chains. He has also worked for Ernst & Young and TranSystems on […]
perrines@ejb.rutgers.edu Stacy Krause is a licensed, professional planner and certified floodplain manager with a primary focus in environmental and climate resilience planning. She began her career at the NJ Office of Smart Growth administering the NJ Plan Endorsement process and assisting with the update to the State Development and Redevelopment Plan. As a Senior Planner […]
jherb@ejb.rutgers.edu Jeanne’s work focuses on advancing sound environmental, sustainability, and Health in all Policies practices at the state, local and regional levels. Jeanne co-facilitates the New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance, a network of organizations focused on advancing climate change and resilience policies and practices in New Jersey, the New Jersey Planning Healthy Communities Initiative, a […]
sjmalone@ejb.rutgers.edu Sara is a Senior Research Specialist in the Environmental Analysis & Communications (EAC) Group at Bloustein where she works with the Sustainable Raritan River Initiative and Rutgers Raritan River Consortium. As part of the EAC Group, Sara has worked with state and local governments on several planning projects including a Brownfield to Greenfield project […]
Karen Lowrie is an Associate Director for EAC. Since the 1990’s, she has managed projects for both the National Center for Neighborhood and Brownfields Redevelopment and the Center for Transportation Safety, Security and Risk. Specific projects have included assessing socioeconomic impacts of large contaminated sites, building local capacity for urban neighborhood planning, addressing health and […]
mrg@rutgers.edu Michael Greenberg studies environmental health and risk analysis. He is professor and associate dean of the faculty of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University. He has written 30 books and more than 300 articles. His two most recent books are The Environmental Impact Statement After Two Generations: Managing […]
jrovito@ejb.rutgers.edu Jennifer Whytlaw, Ph.D., GISP, is a GIS Manager in the EAC Group at the Bloustein School. Her work is focused on the development and use of GIS tools and applications as components to environmental, health, resilience and transportation planning projects. Jennifer’s research focuses on the complexities of the human-environment dimension and how environmental hazard […]