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Diversity Grant, Adkins

Principal Investigator:

Arlie Adkins, University of Arizona

Co-Investigators:

  • Maia Ingram, University of Arizona

Summary:

This diversity grant would allow PI-Arlie Adkins to hire first year planning graduate student Monica Serrano onto his existing “Access to Opportunities: Redefining Planning Methods and Measures for Disadvantaged Populations” NITC project. Ms. Serrano is a new student in the planning master’s program and has expressed an interest in transportation and equity. When the PI met with her during her fir... This diversity grant would allow PI-Arlie Adkins to hire first year planning graduate student Monica Serrano onto his existing “Access to Opportunities: Redefining Planning Methods and Measures for Disadvantaged Populations” NITC project. Ms. Serrano is a new student in the planning master’s program and has expressed an interest in transportation and equity. When the PI met with her during her first week in the program, it became apparent that her interests, analytical and interpersonal skills, native Spanish fluency, and perspective as a Latina (Mexican American) would contribute substantially to the NITC-funded project to explore perceptions of active transportation in socioeconomically disadvantaged communities (including many Hispanic/Latino areas). Ms. Serrano is a native of Tucson, but has lived much of her life in the Mexican state of Sonora. She is a dual U.S./Mexican citizen. See More

Project Details

Project Type: Research
Project Status: Completed
End Date: December 07, 2018
UTC Funding: $11,295

Downloadable Products

  • Final Student Memo (FINAL_REPORT)

 

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