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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Maléne (Maria Magdalena) Campbell ID no 5703190085088 June 2021 Work address: Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences University of the Free State (UFS) P.O. Box 339 9300 Bloemfontein [email protected] Tel +27 (0)51 4013575 Fax +27 (0)51 4013049 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS University education: Post-graduate diploma: Land Management and Informal Settlement Regulation (Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands) 2007 Ph.D. University of the Free State (UFS) 1997. Thesis: Residential satisfaction and mobility among residents of high and medium density housing in the greater Bloemfontein (Supervisor: Prof. J.J.A. Lazenby) Master’s Degree in Urban and Regional Planning (UFS) 1984, bursary holder of the Human Sciences Research Council Bachelor of Geography Honours (UFS) 1980 Postgraduate Higher Education Diploma (UFS) 1979 Secondary education: C & N Secondary School Oranje for Girls, Bloemfontein NATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION RATING: C3 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION South African Council for Urban and Regional Planners (SACPLAN) Reference No. Pr Pln A/592/1988 AWARDS 2015: Vice-Chancellor’s Community Service-Learning Award 2014: Supervisors Hall of Fame of the Postgraduate School of the University of the Free State EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Present positions: Academic Department Head (Appointed January 2015- December 2024) Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa 2 Associate Professor (Appointed 1 July 2018) Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences University of the Free State Previous positions: Acting Academic Department Head (July – December 2014) Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa Senior Lecturer (January 2002-June 2018) Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences University of the Free State Lecturer (2001) Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences University of the Free State Temporary part-time professional officer and temporary part-time Senior Lecturer (1996–2000) Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences University of the Free State Town Planning Consultant for Laubscher, Slabbert and Brink (LSB) Land Surveyors (1990–1995) Town Planner with the Development Council – Southern Orange Free State (1986–1989) Town Planning Technician with the Provincial Administration – Local Government Branch – Urban and Regional Planning Division (1981–1985) Temporary part-time professional officer Department of Geography University of the Free State (1980) LECTURING DUTIES Post-graduate year courses: Master of Urban and Regional Planning (M.U.R.P.; Master of Land and Property Development Management (M.Prop.); Honours in Spatial Planning) BEH704/ URHS7904 (Housing) 2001–2019 SBF793/ URUP7906 (Urban Research Project) 2014-2021 URUT6804 (Research in Urban Development Theory) 2016-2021 URCS6814 (Capita Selecta) 2018–2020 URCS6824 (Capita Selecta) 2020 URMD6808 Research Project 2020-2021 URHA6804 (Human Settlement Management and Administration 2018 3 ISR702/ URRP7902 (Introduction to Practice of Regional Planning) 2003–2015 SSS703 (Theory of Regional Planning) 1996–2000 SSS701 (Theory of Urban Planning) 1999–2000 SSS704 (Practice of Regional Planning) 1999–2002 TSP792 (Applied Regional Planning Project) 2004–2005; 2007–2012 TSP793 (Applied Regional Planning Project) 2013 URRP7906 (Applied Regional Planning Project) 2014 Post-graduate semester courses: Honours and Master of Urban and Regional Planning (M.U.R.P.); Honours of Housing; Master of Land and Property Development Management (M.Prop.) GTR793 (Advance Research in Urban Planning) 2016-2017 ATB612 (Socio Cultural Aspects Research) 2015 BEH604 (Housing) 2009-2010 BEH612 (Housing) 2012-2014 BGM714 (Metropolitan Planning) 2001–2003 BGR752 (Planning Management) 2009 BGR704 (Planning Management) 2010-2011 BMK612 (Planning Methodology) 2005–2011 BMK602 (Planning Methodology) 2009-2011 BMK793/ URRM7914 Research Methodologies 2015 BNA (712)/ URDP7922 Dissertation Proposal 2015 BNA622 (Planning Research) 2005–2008; 2013 BOB614 (Development of Civilization) 2014 CSB722 (Capita Selecta in Housing) 2006–2007 GEO645 (Geography) 2001 GTR793 (Advance Research in Urban Planning) 2016 HSI604 (Introduction to Housing) 2011-2013 HSI304 (Introduction to Housing) 2013 HSH793 (Human Settlements Research) 2011 HSN793 (Financial Management of Housing Research) 2011 HSU793 (Housing Research) 2011 HSUP7906 (Urban Research Project) 2014 HSRP7906 (Applied Regional Planning Project) 2014 RSP602 (Writing of research reports) 2009-2010 SSS725 (Urban Design) 1997 SSS727 (Environmental Planning) 1998 SSS722 (Methodology) 2001–2004 SSS721 (Housing) 2001; 2003 TSP793 (Applied Regional Planning Project) 2012-2014; 2016 URHS7913 (Housing for Planners) 2014 URSC6822 (Socio Cultural Aspects Research) 2015 Undergraduate year courses: Bachelor of Land and Property Development Management (B.L.P.M.); Bachelor of Architecture BEH304 (Housing) 2012-2014 BGR404 (Urban Geography for Housing and Urban Settlements) 2014 GAD104 (Land Administration) 2001–2008 GAD204 (Land Administration) 2002–2006 GAD304 (Land Administration) 2003–2008 GAD404 (Land Administration) 2004; 2009; 2010-2011 SSS202 (Housing) 1997–2002 MODULE EVALUATIONS: 4 BEH612: 3,41 URUP7906: 3,5 POST-GRADUATE RESEARCH SUPERVISION Ph.D. - completed 1. Ramabodu, M.S. 2014. Procurement Guidelines for Project Success in Cost Planning of Construction Projects 2. Muleya, N. 2018. Sensation and perception: An exploration of human multi- sensory experiences and preferences to enhance public space planning, policy and practice in the City of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. 3. Sinxadi, M.L. 2019. An exploration of the degree to which planning upholds the public’s desires in regards to the closure of public open spaces: The case of the Mangaung townships. 4. Kruger, W. 2020. Co-supervisor at the North West University. Renewable energy development for South Africa: a spatial planning approach. Ph.D. Theses – current Dube, T. 2018. Exploring Urban Development and Management in the Informal Economy – The Case of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Goliath, M.- L. 2018. An evaluation of contested spaces and contested place making: The case of artisanal miners in Galeshewe. Mgwele, A. 2021. Zimunya, W. 2019. Spatiality, Planning and Policy Frameworks in Mapping Urban outcomes in Zimbabwe: The Case of Mutare, Zimbabwe Bolton, T. 2021. Tenure provision for rural communities Post-doctoral candidate Dr Abraham (RA) Matamanda 2019-2020 Research master’s completed Mshumpela, A.S. 2020. An exploration of the plight of households living in informal settlements: a case of Mdantsane township in Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa Master’s dissertations – completed (M.U.R.P. - Master of Urban and Regional Planning; M.Prop.-Master of Land and Property Development Management) 1. Griffiths, P. 1998. Rural development in Lesotho (M.U.R.P.) 2. Juries-Whiteman, R. 2000. Home-based businesses: with specific reference to Bloemfontein: issues and problems (M.U.R.P.) 3. Mahlanyane, B.R. 2001. Densification of smallholdings: the case of Mangaung (M.U.R.P.) 4. Ward, M. 2001. Towards the integration of housing with a mass transport system in the greater Johannesburg area (M.U.R.P.) 5 5. Mogoe, M.M. 2002. The Impact of HIV/Aids on Housing in Mangaung with Planning Guidelines for the Future (M.U.R.P.) 6. Ferreira, W. 2003. Voorkomende Stads- en Streekbeplanningsriglyne vir dorpe en streke wat hul bestaansfunksie verloor het of in die toekoms mag verloor; met spesifieke verwysing na dorpe langs die R-30 Roete (Theunissen, Brandfort en Welkom) (M.U.R.P.) 7. Ramorapeli, T. 2003. Spatial Planning as a Method of Controlling Migration to ensure the Livelihood of People in Mining Cities with reference to Welkom/Virginia and Theunissen (Free State Province) (M.U.R.P.) 8. Tshabalala, R. 2003. Planning for Future Graveyards in Urban Areas: a Case Study of Bloemfontein (M.U.R.P.) 9. Hlungwani, S. 2003. The Role of Housing in Regional Development along the R30-Route from Bloemfontein to Welkom (M.U.R.P.) 10. Detering, A. 2004. Planning Guidelines for a Proposed Capital City Region to Replace the Windhoek Local Authority and Khomas Regional Councils. (M.U.R.P.) 11. Makomatsili, T. 2004. Relationship between the Town Planning Scheme and the Spatial Development Framework in the Free State (M.U.R.P.) 12. Bolton, T. 2005, A Regional Perspective on the Relation of Industries between Bloemfontein and Welkom in order to consolidate Welkom's Economic Position (M.U.R.P.) 13. De Kock, J. 2006, Urban Planning Solutions to the Challenges of Flexible Land Tenure for the Urban Poor in Windhoek, Namibia (M.U.R.P.) 14. Roelofse, J. 2006. A review of the Integrated Sustainable Rural Development Programme (ISRDP) within the Kgalagadi District Municipality "Nodal Area" (M.U.R.P.) 15. Ndlovu, T. 2007. The Role of Agriculture in Regional Planning: A Case Study of the R30 Road, Free State Province. (M.U.R.P.) 16. Mshumpela, A. 2008, People housing process (PHP), a viable option for quality low cost housing: A case of Amathole District Municipality. (M.U.R.P.) (South African Housing Foundation student of 2008 award) 17. Matela, T. 2008. Subsidised low-income
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