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Masters and PhD graduate assistantships are available to study sustainable and healthy cities.

Sustainable Healthy Cities is a unique research network of universities, cities, governments, NGOs, and industry partners who are co-developing the science and practical knowledge that enables urban infrastructure transformation toward environmentally sustainable, healthy, and livable cities. We focus on infrastructure design as well as behavioral and policy levers to advance distributed infrastructure solutions to benefit people, cities, and the environment.

Assistantships are in graduate degree programs spanning a number of disciplines including engineering, urban planning, environmental science, environmental policy, public health, and public affairs.

The eight schools and key contacts are:

• Frank Douma at The University of Minnesota (douma002@umn.edu)
• Patricia Culligan at Columbia University (culligan@civil.columbia.edu)
• Armistead Russell at Georgia Tech (ted.russell@ce.gatech.edu)
• Dan Zimmerle at Colorado State University (Dan.Zimmerle@colostate.edu)
• Bhavik Bakshi at Ohio State University (bakshi.2@osu.edu)
• Richard Feiock at Florida State University (rfeiock@fsu.edu)
• Kara Kockelman at The University of Texas (kkockelm@mail.utexas.edu)
• Joshua Newell at The University of Michigan (jpnewell@umich.edu)

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