Jennifer Dill, Ph.D
Associate Professor of Urban Studies and Planning
College of Urban and Public Affairs
Portland State University

B.S. (Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning) 1987, UC Davis; M.A. (Urban Planning) 1989, UCLA; Ph.D. (City and Regional Planning) 2001, UC Berkeley.

Dr. Dill teaches courses in transportation policy, transportation and land use, and planning methods. Her research interests focus on transportation and environmental planning, travel behavior, air quality, and transportation-land use interactions. She is interested in answering these questions: How do people
make their travel and location decisions? How do those decisions impact the environment and people's health? How do our planning decisions impact people's travel and location decisions? Two current research projects focus on bicycling and transit-oriented developments. Dr. Dill has also conducted extensive research on travel behavior and older vehicles, evaluating the air quality impacts of voluntary accelerated vehicle retirement programs. Prior to entering academia, she worked as an environmental and transportation planner.

Professor Dill's contact information:
Office: Urban Center, room 370T
Phone: (503) 725.5173
E-mail: jdill@pdx.edu
Website: web.pdx.edu/~jdill/