CATHY YANG LIU CURRICULUM VITAE

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE CATHY YANG LIU Associate Professor Public Management and Policy Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Georgia State University 14 Marietta Street NW, Atlanta, GA EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS EDUCATION 2008 Ph.D. Planning University of Southern California 2003 Master of Public Policy University of Chicago 2001 B.A. International Relations Foreign Affairs College PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT 2014-present Associate Professor (with tenure) of Public Management and Policy Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University Assistant Professor of Public Management and Policy Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University 2013-present Special Sworn Status Researcher U.S. Census Bureau, Center for Economic Studies Research Assistant Lusk Center for Real Estate, University of Southern California Research Assistant Population Dynamics Research Group, University of Southern California 2004 Short-term Consultant, Urban Development Unit, The World Bank 2002 Program Development Intern, City of Chicago PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 2014 Sustainability in Curriculum Workshop Georgia State University 2011 Regional Leadership Institute Atlanta Regional Commission 2010 Institute on Teaching and Mentoring Southern Regional Education Board 2009 Bootcamp on Entrepreneurship Research Kauffman Foundation University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 2007 Urban and Global Ph.D. Certificate University of Southern California 2006 GIS Graduate Certificate University of Southern California Summer Institute on Immigration Center for Comparative Immigration Studies University of California San Diego 2005 GIS & Population Science Workshop Center for Spatially Integrated Social Sciences University of California Santa Barbara

2 SCHOLARSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES * student co-author Wang, Q. and Liu, C. Y. (2015) Transnational Activities of Immigrant-Owned Firms and Their Performances in the USA. Small Business Economics, forthcoming. Liu, C. Y. and *Edwards, J. (2014) Immigrant Employment through the Great Recession: Individual Characteristics and Metropolitan Contexts. Social Science Journal, forthcoming. Liu, C. Y., *Miller, J. and Wang, Q. (2014) Ethnic Enterprises and Community Development. GeoJournal, forthcoming. Zhu, P., Liu, C. Y., and Painter, G. (2014) Does Residence in an Ethnic Community Help Immigrants in a Recession? Regional Science and Urban Economics, forthcoming. Lewis, G., Liu, C. Y., and *Edwards, J. (2014) The Representation of Immigrants in Federal, State and Local Government Work Forces. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 15 (3): Liu, C. Y. and *Xie, W. (2013) Creativity and Inequality: The Dual Path of China s Urban Economy? Growth and Change, 44 (4): Liu, C. Y. (2013) Latino Immigration and the Low-skill Urban Labor Market: The Case of Atlanta. Social Science Quarterly, 94 (1) Zhao, Z., *Huang, X., Liu, C. Y., Wang, G., and Xu, L. (2013) Literature on China Urban Studies in International Journals: Journal of Public Administration (in Chinese), 6 (1): *Kolenda, R. and Liu, C. Y. (2012) Are Central Cities More Creative? The Intrametropolitan Geography of Creative Industries. Journal of Urban Affairs, 24 (5): Liu, C. Y. (2012) From Los Angeles to Shanghai: Testing the Applicability of Five Urban Paradigms. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 36 (6): (lead article). (Reprinted in Comparative Urbanism, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research Virtual Issue, April 2014). Liu, C. Y. (2012) The Causes and Dynamics of Minority Entrepreneurial Entry. Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, 17 (1): Liu, C. Y. (2012) Intrametropolitan Opportunity Structure and the Self-employment of Asian and Latino Immigrants. Economic Development Quarterly, 26 (2): Liu, C. Y. and *Kolenda, R. (2012) Counting and Understanding the Contingent Workforce: Using Georgia as an Example. Urban Studies, 49 (5):

3 Liu, C. Y. and Painter, G. (2012) Immigrant Settlement and Employment Suburbanization: Is There a Spatial Mismatch. Urban Studies, 49 (5): Liu, C. Y. and Painter, G. (2012) Travel Behavior among Latino Immigrants: The Role of Ethnic Concentration and Ethnic Employment. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 32 (1): Liu, C. Y. (2011) Employment Concentration and Job Quality for Low-Skilled Latino Immigrants. Journal of Urban Affairs, 33 (2): (lead article). (Reprinted in Immigration, Ethnicity, and the Life of Cities, Journal of Urban Affairs Virtual Issue, June 2012.) Liu, C. Y., *Kolenda, R, *Fitzpatrick, G, and *Todd, T. (2010) Re-Creating New Orleans: Driving Development through Creativity. Economic Development Quarterly 24 (3): Liu, C. Y. (2009) Ethnic Enclave Residence, Employment, and Commuting of Latino Workers. Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 28 (4): (Reprinted in Home Sweet Home: Recent Research in Housing & Community Development Policy, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management Virtual Issue, October 2010.) Painter, G., Liu, C. Y., and Zhuang, D. (2007) Immigrants and Spatial Mismatch Hypothesis: Employment Outcomes among Immigrant Youth in Los Angeles. Urban Studies 44 (13): Myers, D. and Liu, C. Y. (2005) The Emerging Dominance of Immigrants in the United States Housing Market Urban Policy and Research 23 (3): Liu, C. Y. (2004) Immigrants Economic Mobility in California from a Demographic Perspective. Chicago Policy Review 8 (1): REFEREED BOOK CHAPTERS Waugh, W. and Liu, C. Y. (2014). Disasters, the Whole Community, and Development as Capacity Building. In Kapucu, N. and Liou, K. T. (eds.): Disasters & Development: Examining Global Issues and Cases (pp ). New York, NY: Springer. Liu, C. Y. (2014) Intra-metropolitan Opportunity Structure and Immigrant Self-employment. In Zhang, J. and Duncan, H. (Eds.): Migration in China and Asia: Experience and Policy (pp ). New York, NY: Springer. OTHER PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS Liu, C. Y., Painter, G., and Wang, Q. (2014) Lessons for U.S. Metro Areas: Characteristics and Clustering of High-Tech Immigrant Entrepreneurs. Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation white paper, March, Liu, C. Y. (2013) Georgia s High-Technology Industry and Innovation Capacity. Fiscal Research Center Report No. 262, September, Liu, C. Y. and *Kolenda, R. (2011) Flexible Work Arrangements in Georgia: Characteristics and Trends. Fiscal Research Center Report No. 236, July,

4 Liu, C. Y. (2010) Latino Immigration and the Low-Skill Urban Labor Market in Atlanta. Fiscal Research Center Report No. 219, December, Liu, C. Y. (2006) Book Review of Sarah Jenkins: Gender, Place and the Labour Market. Regional Studies 40 (1): Liu, C. Y. (2004) Sites and Services: A Review of Literature. Report prepared for the World Bank Urban Development Unit. PAPERS UNDER REVIEW AND IN PROCESS Liu, C. Y. and *Huang, X. Entrepreneurial Entry and Self-Employment Earnings among Urban Residents in China. Revise and resubmit. Liu, C. Y., Painter, G., and Wang, Q. Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Agglomeration in High-Tech Industries in the U.S. Revise and resubmit (book chapter). Liu, C. Y. The Geographic Location and Mobility of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S. In preparation. Liu, C. Y., *Huang, X., and Painter, G. Ethnic Context and Economic Structure: Immigrant High- Tech Entrepreneurs within Urban Areas. Under review. Pan, F., Qian, H., and Liu, C. Y. Dynamics of Regional Housing Price in China: An Analysis on Prefectural-City Level. In preparation. Li, H., Chen, J., and Liu, C. Y. The Spatial Mismatch Hypothesis in Shanghai: Income, Job Search and Neighborhood Effect. In preparation. RESEARCH GRANTS 2014 Principal Investigator (Co-PI: A-M. Esnard), Immigrants Socioeconomic Resilience and Disaster Recovery in U.S. Metropolitan Areas. GSU Special Internal Grant Initiative to Support Federal Grant Submissions, $5, Principal Investigator, The Geographic Location and Mobility of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S. Regional Studies Association Early Career Grant Scheme, $16, Principal Investigator, Immigration and Ethnic Entrepreneurship in the Urban Context: A Comparative Analysis. GSU Atlanta Census Research Data Center (ACRDC) Seed Grant, $24,100. 4

5 Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PIs: G. Painter and Q. Wang), Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Agglomeration in High-Tech Industries in the U.S. Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, $50,000. Collaborator (Co-PIs: S. Banzhaf, D. Oakley and D. Sjoquist), People and Places: Understanding the Complex Challenge of Cities and Developing Effective Solutions. GSU Cities Grant, $33, Principal Investigator, Residential Location and Employment Outcomes of Latino Immigrants in Established and Emerging Destinations. GSU Research Initiation Grant, $10,000. Principal Investigator, Hit by the Recession: Immigrant Employment in Urban America. W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research Early Career Research Grant, $5, Principal Investigator, The Geography of Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Atlanta. Kauffman Foundation and Georgia Research Alliance: Greater Atlanta Regional Entrepreneurship Initiative, $13,200. Collaborator (PI: G. Painter) Spatial Mismatch and Transit Choice among Immigrants. USC METRANS Transportation Center, $90, Principal Investigator, Beyond Spatial Mismatch: Immigrant Employment in Urban America. The John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, $20, Co-Principal Investigator (PI: D. Myers), Location, Duration, and Employment Accessibility: An Analysis of Immigrant Workers' Commutes in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Early Doctoral Student Research Grant, $12,000. FELLOWSHIP AND AWARDS 2014 Office of Sustainability grant under Ray Anderson Foundation, GSU 2012 Faculty Development Grant, Office of Underrepresented Faculty, GSU 2011 Faculty Development Grant, Office of Underrepresented Faculty, GSU OYCF-Gregory C. and Paula K. Chow Fellowship, Overseas Young Chinese Forum 2010 Travel Award to 4th IACP Conference, International Association for China Planning 2008 Outstanding Academic Achievement Award, Office of International Services, USC Student Travel Scholarship, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 2007 Chinese Government Award for Outstanding Student Abroad, China Ministry of Education Urban and Global Ph.D. Fellowship, The Urban Initiative, USC 2005 Travel Award for Doctoral Students, APPAM/Fannie Mae Foundation 2004 Representative to 5th Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Conference, USC University Provost Fellowship, Office of the Provost, USC 2003 HSUG (Housing Statistics Users Group) West Fellow, UC Berkeley/HUD Dean s Fellowship, Harris Graduate School of Public Policy Studies, University of Chicago 5

6 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2014 Understanding the Decline in Immigrants Mobility Rates in the United States (with Gary Painter), Association of Public Policy and Management (APPAM) Annual Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, November 6-8. Welcoming Cities and Counties: Immigration Policy at the Local Government Level (with Xi Huang), Southeast Conference of Public Administration (SECoPA) conference, Atlanta, GA, September The Geographic Location and Mobility of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S. City Futures III conference, Paris, France, June The Geographic Location and Mobility of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S. and panelist for round table discussion on Place-based Specialization and Growth Opportunities in a Global Context, 4th Annual International Conference on Urban Studies & Planning, Athens, Greece, June Residential Clustering and Agglomeration Economies: Immigrant High-Tech Entrepreneurship within Urban Areas (with X. Huang and G. Painter). Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, March Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Agglomeration in High-Tech Industries in the U.S. (with G. Painter and Q. Wang). 60th Annual North American Meeting of the Regional Science Association International (RSAI), Atlanta, GA, November Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Agglomeration in High-Tech Industries in the U.S. (with G. Painter and Q. Wang). Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, September Entrepreneurial Entry and Self-Employment Earnings among Urban Residents in China (with X. Huang). The 2 nd International Workshop on Regional, Urban, and Spatial Economics in China, Peking University Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy, Beijing, China, June Entrepreneurial Entry and Self-Employment Earnings among Urban Residents in China (with X. Huang). The 3 rd China Urban Research Summit, Sun-Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, China, June Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Agglomeration in High-Tech Industry in the U.S. (with G. Painter and Q. Wang). The 16th Uddevalla Symposium on: Innovation, High-Growth Entrepreneurship and Regional Development, Kansas City, MO, June Disasters and Development as Capacity Building (with W. Waugh). The American Society for Public Administration Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, March Immigrant Employment through the Great Recession: Individual Characteristics and Metropolitan Contexts (with J. Edwards). Southern Economic Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, November

7 Does Residence in Ethnic Community Help Immigrants in a Recession? (with P. Zhu and G. Painter). Association of Public Policy and Management Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD, November Research on Urban China: Current Landscape and Future Prospects (with X. Huang) Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH, November 1-4. From Cities to Suburbs: Intrametropolitan Location and Growth of Ethnic Enterprises (with S. Abdullahi). Race, Ethnicity & Place VI Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico, October Does Residence in Ethnic Community Help Immigrants in a Recession? (with P. Zhu and G. Painter). Present & Retrospect: A Tribute to the Work of John M. Quigley Conference organized by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Berkeley Program on Housing and Urban Policy, Cambridge, MA, October Creativity and Inequality: The Dual Path of China s Urban Economy? (with W. Xie). International Association for China Planning 6 th Conference, Wuhan, China, June Creativity and Inequality: The Dual Path of China s Urban Economy? (with W. Xie) The International Workshop on Regional, Urban, and Spatial Economics in China, Guangzhou, China, June Research on Urban China: Current Landscape and Future Prospects (with J. Zhao, et al) The 3 rd International Chinese Public Management Conference, Jinan, China, June 2-3. Celebrating Cities: The Role of Multicultural Festivals and Celebrations in Urban Development (with S. Manikowski, C. Sloan and J. C. Thomas). Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, April Hit by the Recession? Immigrant Employment across Metropolitan Areas (with J. Edwards). Association of Public Policy and Management Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., November 3-5. From Cities to the Suburbs: Intra-metropolitan Location and Growth of Ethnic Enterprises (with S. Abdullahi). Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, October Creativity and Inequality: The Dual Path of China s Urban Economy? (with W. Xie) The 2 nd International Chinese Public Management Conference, Xi An, China, June The Intrametropolitan Geography of Creative Industries (with R. Kolenda). Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March

8 The Representation of Immigrants in Federal, State, and Local Government Workforce (with G. Lewis and J. Edwards). Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March The Causes and Dynamics of Minority Entrepreneurial Entry. Association of Public Policy and Management Annual Conference, Boston, MA, November 4-6. Immigrant Settlement and Employment Suburbanization: Is There a Spatial Mismatch? (with G. Painter). International Association for China Planning 4 th Conference: Better City, Better Life, Shanghai, China, June Intra-metropolitan Opportunity Structure and the Incidence of Self-Employment among Immigrants. Migration in Asia and China Experience and Policy - an International Metropolis Project Seminar, Beijing, China, May Spatial Mismatch among Latino immigrants (with G. Painter). American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, January 3-5. Latino Immigration and the Low-skill Urban Labor Market: A Case Study of Atlanta. American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, January Travel Behavior among Latino Immigrants: The Role of Ethnic Neighborhoods and Ethnic Employment (with G. Painter). Association of Public Policy and Management Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., November 5-7. Spatial Mismatch and Transit Choice among Immigrants (with G. Painter). American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association Mid-year Conference, Washington, D.C., June 4-5. Immigrant Settlement and Employment Suburbanization: Is There a Spatial Mismatch. Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March Ethnic Enclave Residence and Ethnic Niche Employment of Latino Immigrants. Association of Public Policy and Management Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA, November 6-8. Ethnic Enclave Residence and Ethnic Niche Employment of Latino Immigrants. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, July Location, Duration and Employment Accessibility: Analyzing Immigrant Workers Commutes. Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, April Location, Duration and Employment Accessibility: Analyzing Immigrant Workers Commutes. Western Regional Science Association Annual Meeting, Newport Beach, CA, February

9 2006 Location, Duration and Employment Accessibility: Analyzing Immigrant Workers Commutes in Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Lincoln Institute International Symposium on Urban Development and Land Policy, Shenzhen, China, October Immigrants and Spatial Mismatch Hypothesis: Employment Outcomes among Immigrant Youth in Los Angeles (with G. Painter and D. Zhuang). Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., November Three New Theoretical Developments and What They Mean for Planning (with N. Verma). Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Portland, OR, October Shanghai: A Global City Dream. Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Conference, Sydney, Australia, August ORGANIZERS/DISCUSSANTS 2014 Organizer of session on Recent Evidence on Immigrants Residential and Economic Mobility at the Association of Public Policy and Management (APPAM) Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, November Chair and discussant of session on Innovation and the Individual at the 60th Annual North American Meeting of the Regional Science Association International (RSAI), Atlanta, GA, November Discussant of session on Middle Income Trap, Urban Life at the Middle Class Phenomenon in Emerging Markets Conference organized by the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA, September Chair of session on Labor and Employment at the 2 nd International Workshop on Regional, Urban, and Spatial Economics in China, Beijing, China, June Chair of session on Innovation and Regional Development at The International Workshop on Regional, Urban, and Spatial Economics in China, Guangzhou, China, June Chair of session on Commercial Districts at Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, October Chair and discussant of session on Ethnic Entrepreneurship and Other Demographics at conference Small Business, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Recovery: A Focus on Job Creation and Economic Stabilization, co-hosted by Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Kauffman Foundation, Atlanta, GA, October Chair of session on Migration and Policy at Association of Public Policy and Management (APPAM) Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, November

10 2006 Conference co-organizer of Governance, Place, and Community in a Globalizing World Doctoral Student Conference, hosted by School of Policy, Planning and Development, USC, Los Angeles, CA June INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2014 Welcoming Cities and Counties: Immigration Policy at the Local Government Level Race, Ethnicity and Place (REP) VII Conference, Fort Worth, TX, October Creativity and Inequality: The Dual Path of China s Urban Economy? The First International Forum on Public Policy and Governance Innovation in Global Cities, hosted by Shanghai University of Finance and Economics and PKU-Lincoln Center. Shanghai, China, July 4-6. Immigrants in Cities, GSU Cities Initiative and School of Public Health Cities Conversation Series, Atlanta, GA, April The Causes and Dynamics of Minority Entrepreneurial Entry, Nonprofit Policy Forum, Georgia State University, April Creativity and Inequality: The Dual Path of China s Urban Economy?, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu, China, June 8; Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan, China, June Counting and Understanding the Contingent Workforce, Seminar on The Future of the American Workforce, organized by Third Way, Washington, D.C., December 1. Immigrant Settlement and Employment Suburbanization: Is There a Spatial Mismatch? Jinan University, Guangzhou, China, May 28; Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan, China, May Immigrants and Ethnic-owned Businesses in Georgia, Town Hall Forum on The Economics of an Arizona Law: What would it mean to Georgia, co-hosted by Asian American Legal Advocacy Center, the Latin American Association and Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO), Atlanta, GA, September Ethnic Enclave Residence, Employment and Commuting of Latino Workers. Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA, January 17; Florida Atlantic University, Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 22; and Lusk Center for Real Estate, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, January 25. TEACHING AND ADVISING COURSES TAUGHT Georgia State University (2008- present): Undergraduate: Economic Development Policy; Graduate: Microeconomics for Public Policy; Urban Demography and Analysis (new course developed); 10

11 Doctoral: Economic Development Policy; Special Topics in Urban Development (new course developed); University of Southern California (2007-8) Instructor Public Sector Economics (graduate); Guest Lecturer Third World Cities (undergraduate); Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing, China (June, 2011) Graduate: Comparative Urban Development. Central China (Huazhong) Normal University, Wuhan, China (June, 2013) Graduate: Topics in Urban Economics STUDENT ADVISING Ph.D. Dissertation Committee Zachary Hawley (Economics, outside member), dissertation defended March 12, 2012: Essays on Social Interactions and Urban Outcomes. (Placement: Texas Christian University) Kelly Wilkin (Economics, outside member), dissertation defended July 26, 2012: Local Labor Market Scale, Search Duration, and Re-Employment Match Quality for U.S. Displaced Workers (Placement: Census Bureau) Ric Kolenda (Public Policy, chair), proposal defended May 21, 2012: Targeted Industrial Incentives and Economic Development: A Study of Movie Production Incentives (Placement: Appalachian State University) Maggie Kobylinski-Fehrman (Education, outside member), prospectus defended April 17, 2012: Educational Impact of the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program on Students in Poverty Jason Edwards (Public Policy, member), proposal defended December 7, 2012: Extending Theories of Intergroup Relations: An Analysis of the Availability of Educational Resources to Latino Immigrants (Placement: University of North Carolina Charlotte) Kelechi Uzochukwu (Public Policy, member), proposal defended December 4, 2013: Assessing the Prevalence, Participants, and Prevalence of Coproduction: The Case of Atlanta, Georgia Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee Chair (Ph.D. in Public Policy, Urban and Regional Economics and Development Concentration) Fall 2011: Ric Kolenda, Jason Edwards, Kelechi Uzochukwu Spring 2014: Xi Huang Other Student Advising Tara Squitiro (MPA, ) Xi Huang (MPA, ) Samir Abdullahi (MPP, ) Jonathan Miller (MPA, ) Wen Xie (MPP, ) Casey Sloan (MPA, ) Selma Dogic (B.A. 2014) Honor s College University Assistantship Master s Practicum Advisor Timothy Doyle (MPA, ), Local Economic Development for Marshall County, West Virginia Valerie Warren (MPP, ), Economic Development in Senoia, Georgia 11

12 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE OCCASIONAL REFEREE Journal of Regional Science (2012, 2013) Journal of Economic Policy Reform (2012) Transportation (2012, 2013) American Review of Public Administration (2010, 2011, 2012, 2014) Economic Development Quarterly (2010, 2013) Journal of Planning Education and Research (2011, 2012, 2014) Nonprofit Policy Forum (2010, 2013) Journal of Transport Geography (2013) State and Local Government Review (2013) Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship (2013) City & Community (2013) Environment and Planning A (2013) Journal of Urban Affairs (2013) International Migration Review (2013) Social Science Quarterly (2013) Regional Studies, Regional Science (2014) Cities (2014) Urban Studies (2014) Edward Elgar Publishing (2013) Routledge (2014) GRANT AND CONFERENCE REVIEWER Department of Housing and Urban Development Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant (2010) International Association for China Planning Annual Conference Abstract Review (2011, 2012) Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy 2013 Abstract Review (2013) Peking University Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy Research Fellowship and Scholarship Referee (2013) SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION Associate Editor, Regional Studies, Regional Science (2014-7) Member, Best Conference Paper Award Committee, Urban Affairs Association (2013-4) Institutional Representative, Urban Affairs Association (2012- present) Co-Chair, Urban Policy Working Group, China-America Association for Public Affairs (2012-3) SELECTED UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE, and DEPARTMENT SERVICE University Service 2014 Faculty Reviewer and Judge for 8 th GSURC (Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference), GSU Affiliated Faculty and Departmental Coordinator, Honors College, GSU Elected Member, University Council of Cities Coordinating Committee, GSU Member, University International Strategic Initiative China Working Group, GSU Faculty affiliate, GaTech University Transportation Center 2011 Faculty Advisor, University System of Georgia Economic Development Conference Social Business Plan student competition for 2 GSU teams Affiliated faculty, Asia Studies Center, GSU 12

13 Affiliated faculty, Partnership for Urban Health Research (PUHR), GSU Faculty advisor, Urban Fellows Program, Center for Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth, College of Law, GSU. School Service Faculty Advisor, Planning and Economic Development Club Member, AYSPS Faculty Diversity Committee, GSU Core faculty, Nonprofit Studies Program, AYSPS, GSU Affiliated faculty, W. J. Usery Workplace Research Group, AYSPS, GSU Affiliated faculty, Fiscal Research Center, AYSPS, GSU Departmental Service 2014 Chair, Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee on Urban and Regional Economics and Development 2014 Member, New MPP Program Committee, PMAP, GSU 2014 Chair, Planning and Economic Development Certificate Assessment Committee Member, Faculty Executive Committee, PMAP, GSU Member, Faculty Search Committee for 2CI Associate/Full Professor, PMAP, GSU Member, Faculty Search Committee for Clinical Assistant Professor, PMAP, GSU 2011 Chair, Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee on Planning and Economic Development 2011 Judge, PMAP Capstone Event Student Project Competition, GSU Member, MPP Program Committee, PMAP, GSU Member, Faculty Search Committee for Clinical Assistant Professor, PMAP, GSU Faculty advisor, B.S. in Public Policy, MPP, MPA, Graduate Certificate, Ph.D. with a concentration in Planning and Economic Development, PMAP, GSU. MEDIA APPEARANCES Research featured in Miller-McCune (August 24, 2010): Recreating the Creative Industry in New Orleans Andrew Young School News (February, 2012): Study suggests new policies needed to address America s growing contingent workforce Pivot Magazine (October, 2012): Income inequality to accompany China s economic restructuring (in Chinese) Chicago Policy Review (March, 2013): Are Central Cities More Creative? Exploring the Locational Decisions of Creative Industries Georgia State University Campus News (September, 2013): Entrepreneurs, Skilled Contractors Lead Georgia s High-Tech Growth, Study Shows Kauffman Foundation Newsroom (March 23, 2014): Study of U.S. Metros With Most High-Tech Immigrant Entrepreneurs Provide Lessons for Other Regions, news coverage in Dallas Morning News, The Oregonian, Miami Herald, Press-Enterprise, Belt Magazine, Statesman, etc. Interviewed by Atlanta Journal-Constitution (December 15, 2010): Census data show gap closes between city, suburbs Nashville City Paper (March 27, 2011): Nashville trails many Southern cities in black population increases Atlanta Journal-Constitution (April 3, 2011): Georgia in 2050 St. Louis Beacon (March 11, 2013): A streetcar named possibility? Downtown Partnership promotes trolley as spark to development 13

14 Georgia Municipal Association (April 17, 2013): video on The Next Generation GSU Alumni Magazine (March 27, 2014): Streetcar in Atlanta PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Association of Public Policy and Management (APPAM) China-America Association for Public Affairs (CAAPA) International Association for China Planning (IACP) Urban Affairs Association (UAA) Regional Studies Association (RSA) 14