Carissa Schively Slotterback, Phd, FAICP

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Carissa Schively Slotterback, PhD, FAICP Dean and Professor Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] (412) 514-8969

Education:

• PhD, Urban and Regional Planning, Florida State University, Department of Urban and Regional Planning (2004) • Master of City and Regional Planning, Clemson University, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture (1997) • Bachelor of Arts, Individualized Study, Winona State University (1995)

Academic Positions:

• 2020-present, Dean and Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh • 2017-2020, Associate Dean, Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota • 2011-2020, Associate Professor, Urban and Regional Planning Program, Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota • 2014-2016, Director of Research Engagement, Office of the Vice President for Research, University of Minnesota • 2004-2011, Assistant Professor, Urban and Regional Planning Program, Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota • 2003-2004, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, Clemson University

Publications: *denotes co-author was a student, research associate, or practitioner at the time of publication

Peer-reviewed journal articles 1. Strasser, H*, J Kimman*, A Koch*, O Mair am Tinkhof*, D Müller*, J Schiefelbein*, CS Slotterback. 2018. IEA EBC Annex 63 – Implementation of energy strategies in Communities. Energy and Buildings 158(1): 123-134. 2. Allen, R, CS Slotterback. 2017. Building immigrant engagement practice in urban planning: The case of Somali refugees in the Twin Cities. Journal of Urban Affairs https://doIorg/10.1080/07352166.2017.1360745 3. Slotterback, CS, B Runck*, DG Pitt, L Kne*, N Jordan, DJ Mulla, M Reichenbach*, C Zerger*. 2016. Collaborative Geodesign to advance multifunctional landscapes Landscape and Urban Planning 156: 71-80. 4. Jordan, N LA Schulte, C Williams, D Mulla, D Pitt, CS Slotterback, R Jackson, D Landis, B Dale, D Becker, M Rickenbach, M Helmers, B Bringi. 2013. Landlabs: An integrated approach to creating agricultural enterprises that meet the triple bottom line. Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement 17(4): 175-200. 5. Bryson, J, K Quick, CS Slotterback, B Crosby. 2013. Designing public participation processes. Public Administration Review 73(1): 23-34. 6. Jordan, NR, CS Slotterback, KV Cadieux*, DJ Mulla, DG Pitt, LS Olabisi, J Kim*. 2011. TMDL implementation in agricultural landscapes: A communicative and systemic approach. Environmental Management 48(1): 1-12. 7. Slotterback, CS 2011. Addressing climate change in state and local environmental impact analysis. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 54(6): 749-767. 8. Slotterback, CS 2011. Planners’ perspectives on using technology in participatory processes. Environment and Planning B 38(3): 468-485. 9. Slotterback, CS, A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, A Johnson*, A Pennucci*. 2011. Testing three health impact assessment tools in planning: A process evaluation. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 31(2): 144-153. 10. Forsyth, A, CS Slotterback, KJ Krizek. 2010. Health impact assessment (HIA) for planners: What tools are useful? Journal of Planning Literature 24(3): 231-245. 11. Slotterback, CS 2010. Public Involvement in transportation project planning and design. Journal of Architectural and Planning Research 27(2): 144-162. 12. Forsyth, A, CS Slotterback, KJ Krizek 2010. Health impact assessment in planning: Development of the Design for Health. HIA tool. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 30(1): 42-51. 13. Krizek, KJ, A Forsyth, CS Slotterback. 2009. Is there a role for evidence-based practice in urban planning and policy? Planning Theory and Practice 10(4): 455-474. 14. Deyle, RE, CS Slotterback. 2009. Empirical analysis of mutual learning in consensual planning processes: An exploratory analysis of local mitigation planning in Florida. Journal of Planning Education and Research 29(1): 23-38. 15. Slotterback, CS 2009. Scoping implementation in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) processes in US transportation agencies. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment.. 14(2): 83-90. 16. Slotterback, CS 2008. Stakeholder involvement in NEPA scoping processes: Evaluating practices and effects in transportation agencies. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 51(5): 663-678. 17. Slotterback, CS 2008. Evaluating the implementation of environmental review mitigation in local planning and development processes. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 28(8): 546-561. 18. Schively, C 2008. Sustainable development as a policy guide: An application to affordable housing in island Communities. Environment, Development, and Sustainability 10(6): 769-786. 19. Schively, C 2007. A quantitative analysis of consensus building in local environmental review. Journal of Planning Education and Research 27(1): 82-98. 20. Schively, C 2007. Understanding the NIMBY and LULU phenomena: Reassessing our knowledge base and informing future research. Journal of Planning Literature 21(3): 255-266.

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Books 21. Lauria, M, CS Slotterback. (editors). 2020. Learning from Arnstein’s Ladder: From Citizen Participation to Public Engagement. New York: Routledge. Peer-Reviewed Book Chapters 22. Runck, B*, CS Slotterback, DG Pitt, L Kne*, DJ Mulla, NR Jordan, M Grubbs*, P Wringa*, Y Xie*, M Goldkamp*, A Heid*. 2020. Co-designing Geodesign systems from theory to practice, in Innovations in Collaborative Modeling, eds. WF Porter, J Zhao, LS Olabisi, M McNall. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press. 23. Schlossberg, M, N Larco, CS Slotterback, C Connerly, M Greco*. 2018. Educational partnerships for innovation in Communities.: Harnessing university resources to create community change, pp. 251-268, in Urban Planning Education: Beginnings, Global Movement and Future Prospects, eds. A Frank, C Silver. New York: Springer. 24. Bryson, J, CS Slotterback. 2017. Strategic spatial planning in the USA, pp. 117-134, in Situated Practices of Strategic Planning: An International Perspective, eds. L Albrechts, S Balducci, J Hillier New York: Routledge. 25. Schively, C 2007. Siting geologic sequestration: Problems and prospects. pp. 223-242, in Carbon Capture and Sequestration: Integrating Technology, Monitoring, Regulation, eds., E Wilson, D Gerard. Ames, IA: Blackwell Scientific. Essays/Commentary in Peer-reviewed or Edited Journals 26. Slotterback, CS, M Lauria. 2019. Building a foundation for public engagement in planning: 50 years of impact, interpretation, and inspiration from Arnstein’s ladder. Journal of the American Planning Association 85(3): 183-187. 27. Jordan, NR, DJ Mulla, CS Slotterback, B Runck*, C Hays*. 2017. Multifunctional agricultural watersheds. for climate adaptation in Midwest USA: commentary. Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems 33(3): 292-296. 28. Keeler, BL, R Chaplin-Kramer, AD Guerry, PFE Addison, C Bettigole, IC Burke, B Gentry, L Chambliss, C Young, AJ Travis, CT Darimont, DR Gordon, J Hellmann, P Kareiva, S Monfort, L Olander, T Profeta, HP Possinghman, CS Slotterback, E Sterling, T Ticktin, B Vira. 2017. Society is ready for a new kind of science – is academia? BioScience 67(7): 591-592. Book Reviews 29. Slotterback, CS 2013. Review of D McAdam, HS Boudet, Putting Social Movements in their Place: Explaining Opposition to Energy Projects in the United States, 2000-2005. New York: Cambridge University Press., 2012. Journal of the American Planning Association 79(1): 100-101. 30. Slotterback, CS 2008. Review of DV Lindley, Understanding Uncertainty. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2006. Planning Theory 7(2): 217-221. Articles in Conference Proceedings 32. Strasser, H*, Church, K*, J Freudenberg*, A Koch*, M Sevenet*, O Mair am Tinkhof*, J Schiefelbein*, CS Slotterback. 2017. Implementation of energy strategies in communities. European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy Summer Study Proceedings.

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Encyclopedia Entries 33. Slotterback, CS 2012. Not in my backyard (NIMBY), in Encyclopedia of Housing, 2nd ed, ed. AT Caswell. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Other publications *denotes co-author was a student, research associate, or practitioner at the time of publication

Research Reports 1. Strasser, H*, O Mair am Tinkhof*, J Kimman*, M Quitzau, B Hoffmann*, U Lynar*…CS Slotterback. 2018. Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities. (Annex 63) Volume 5: Recommendations. International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme. 40 pp. http://wwWecbcSorg/Data/publications/EBC_Annex_63_Volume_5.pdf 2. Kimman, J*, M Quitzhau, B Hoffmann*, U Lynar*, L Ebenbeck*, J Commenges*…CS Slotterback. 2018. Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities. (Annex 63) Volume 4: Stakeholder Support Materials. International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme. 36 pp. https://wwWecbcSorg/Data/publications/EBC_Annex_63_Volume_4.pdf 3. Quitzau, M, B Hoffmann*, J Petersen, J*, A Heller, B Olesen*, C Rode*…CS Slotterback, J Kimman*. 2018. Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities. (Annex 63) Volume 3: Application of Strategic Measures. International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme. 91 pp. http://wwWecbcSorg/Data/publications/EBC_Annex_63_Volume_3.pdf 4. Kellenberger, D*, C Schmid*, M Quitzau, B Hoffmann*, U Lynar*, L Ebenbeck*…CS Slotterback, J Kimman*. 2017. Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities. (Annex 63) Volume 2: Development of Strategic Measures. International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme. 253 pp. http://wwWecbcSorg/Data/publications/EBC_Annex_63_Volume_2.pdf 5. Church, K*, M Quitzau, B Hoffmann*, U Lynar*, L Ebenbeck*, J Commenges*…CS Slotterback, J Kimman*. 2017. Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities. (Annex 63) Volume 1: Inventory of Measures. International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme. 107 pp. http://wwWecbcSorg/Data/publications/EBC_Annex_63_Volume_1.pdf 6. Jordan, NR, CS Slotterback, D Mulla, L Kne*. 2017. Agriculture and the river: The University’s role in societal learning, innovation, and action. Open Rivers 6. http://editionSliBumNedu/openrivers/article/agriculture-and-the-river-the-universitys-role-in- societal-learning-innovation-and-action/ 7. Allen, R, CS Slotterback, K Abdi*, A Muhumud*. 2014. Policy Brief: The Somali Diaspora in the Twin Cities - Engagement and Implications for Return. 6 pp. 8. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger*. 2013. Complete Streets from Policy to Project: The Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales. 156 pp. http://wwWdoTstatEmNus/research/TS/2013/201330.pdf 9. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger*. 2011. Hear Every Voice Case Study Series (25 cases). 10. Slotterback, CS, DG Pitt, J Quinn*. 2011. Integrating stakeholder values in collaborative land-use planning for metropolitan-area edge Communities. CURA Reporter 41(2): 3-14.

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11. Slotterback, CS 2010. Report on Faculty Birth and Adoption Policies in the Planning Academy. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) and ACSP Faculty Women’s Interest Group. 24 pp. 12. Design for Health. 2010. Arden Hills Healthy City Planning Workshop Summary Report. Project Team – A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback, G Peterson*. 80 pp. 13. Slotterback, CS 2010. Measuring sustainability in the Twin Cities Region. CURA Report.er 40(3- 4): 22-26. 14. Kirk, K*, J Tableporter*, A Senn*, J Day*, J Cao, Y Fan, CS Slotterback, E Goetz, L McGinnis*. 2010. Framework for measuring sustainable Regional development for the Twin Cities Region. 40 pp. 15. Schively, C, A Miller*, A Pennucci*, A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, A Johnson*. 2009. “Planning information sheet: Considering Healthcare access through comprehensive planning and ordinances.” Reprinted in Accessibility to Health Care Services. Punjagutta, Hyderabad, India: ICFAI University Press. 16. Design for Health. 2009. Checklist for comprehensive plan elements, in American Planning Association’s Planning Advisory Service Essential Information Packet: Planning, Public Health, and Physical Activity. Project Team – A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback, A Johnson*, A Pennucci*. 17. Slotterback, CS, JH Hourdos*. 2009. Technology in planning and participatory processes: Identifying new synergies through real world application. UMN Center for Transportation Studies. 69 pp. 18. Slotterback, CS, S Sloper*. 2008. Scoping in Environmental Review for Transportation Projects: A Study of NEPA Scoping Methods and Outcomes in State Departments of Transportation. UMN Center for Transportation Studies. 22 pp. 19. Design for Health. 2007. Health Impact Assessment Series. Project Team – A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback, A Johnson*, A Pennucci*. 68 pp. 20. Design for Health. 2007. Key Questions Research Summary Series. Project Team – A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback, A Johnson*, A Pennucci*. 73 pp. 21. Design for Health. 2007. Planning Information Sheet Series. Project Team – A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback. (series editor), A Johnson*, A Pennucci*. 171 pp. 22. Schively, C, M Beekman*, CM Carlson*, J Reed*. 2007. Enhancing Transportation: The Effects of Public Involvement in Planning and Design Processes. CTS# 07-10. SAFETEA-LU SEC 1925 Community Enhancement Study. American Institute of Architects and UMN Center for Transportation Studies. 109 pp. 23. Goldberg, A*, R Johns*, LM Neckar, JS Adams, BJ Vandrasek*, J Carmody*, V Singh*, C Petit*, A Forsyth, J Jacobson*, K Thering*, C Schively, M Beekman*, CM Carlson*, J Reed*, GA Davis (Project Team). 2007. How Well-Designed Transportation Projects Make Great Communities. CTS 07-06. SAFETEA-LU SEC 1925 Community Enhancement Study. American Institute of Architects and UMN Center for Transportation Studies. 64 pp. 24. State and Local Policy Program, Humphrey Institute, UMN 2007. Keys to Corridor Planning: A Best Practices Framework for Successful Urban Transportation Corridor Planning. FTA-MN-26- 7004. 83 pp.

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Honors, Awards, and Offices Held:

• Elected Vice President/President-Elect, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2019- 2020) • Inducted as Fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners (2018) • Marcia M Feld Leadership Award from Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning and Faculty Women’s Interest Group for outstanding leadership within the ACSP organization (2017) • Editors’ Choice Award for Volume 156 of Landscape and Urban Planning journal – for Slotterback, CS, B Runck, DG Pitt, L Kne, N Jordan, DJ Mulla, M Reichenbach, C Zerger. 2016. Collaborative Geodesign to advance multifunctional landscapes. Landscape and Urban Planning 156: 71-80. • Elected as Secretary of Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Governing Board (2017- 2019, 2015-2017) • Invited by the UMN Office of Academic Affairs and Provost to participate in Committee on Institutional Cooperation Academic Leadership Program (2015-2016) • Midwest Association of Graduate Schools and Educational Testing Service Excellence and Innovation in Graduate Education Award for the Resilient Communities Project (2015) • University of Minnesota Center for Transportation Studies. Partnership of the Year Special Recognition for “Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales” – CS Slotterback (project PI) (2015) • Finalist for University of Minnesota President’s Community-Engaged Scholar Award (2015) • Elected to two terms as Central Region. Representative to Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Governing Board (2012-2015) • Invited participant in Austrian Office of Science and Technology George C Marshall Visit to Austria Program, member of US academic/policy delegation to Austria (Apr 8-16, 2012) • Finalist – Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) 2010 Best Published Paper Prize (1 of the 6 best published papers from over 50 European journals) – for Krizek, KJ, A Forsyth, CS Slotterback. 2009. “Is there a role for evidence-based practice in urban planning and policy?” Planning Theory and Practice 10(4): 455-474. • American Planning Association National Planning Excellence Award for Best Practices – for Design for Health project, in collaboration with A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, A Johnson, A Pennucci (2009) • Environmental Design Research Association Award for Research – for Design for Health. project, in collaboration with A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, A Johnson, A Pennucci (2009) • UMN Institute on the Environment Resident Fellowship (2009-2012) • MN Chapter of the American Planning Association Merit Award – for Design for Health. project, in collaboration with A Forsyth, KJ Krizek, A Johnson, A Pennucci (2008) • Minnesota Environmental Initiative (MEI) Award for Partnership of the Year – for Using Natural Resource Information in Local Planning, with MN Department of Natural Resources, ULI Minnesota, et al. (2008)

Other Scholarly Activities

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Refereed research presentations *denotes co-presenter was a student, research associate, or practitioner

1. Slotterback, CS, A Sames*, M Reichenbach*, B Runck*, NR Jordan. “Advancing Learning and Usable Knowledge in Transdisciplinary Landscape Design and Planning for Sustainable Land Use.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Buffalo, NY (Oct 25-28, 2018). 2. Afzalan, N, CS Slotterback. “Smart Cities through the Lens of AICP Planners: The Results of a National Survey.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Denver, CO (Oct 12- 15, 2017). 3. CS Slotterback, B Runck*, DG Pitt “Applying Theories of Thinking and Learning to Advance Decision Making in Social – Ecological Systems.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Portland, OR (Nov 3-6, 2016). 4. CS Slotterback, B Runck*, DG Pitt, L Kne*, NR Jordan, DJ Mulla. “Collaborative Geodesign for Multifunctional Landscapes.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Houston, TX (Oct 22-25, 2015). 5. CS Slotterback, B Runck*, DG Pitt, L Kne*, NR Jordan, DJ Mulla. “Collaborative Geodesign for Multifunctional Landscapes.” Innovations in Collaborative Modeling Conference. Michigan State University, Lansing, MI (June 4-5, 2015). 6. CS Slotterback, R Allen. “Public Engagement Strategies to Building Capacity in Diverse Communities.” Urban Affairs Association Conference. Miami, FL (Apr 9-11, 2015). 7. Allen, R, CS Slotterback. “Building Immigrant Engagement Practice in Planning: The Case of Somali Immigrants in the Twin Cities.” Urban Affairs Association Conference. Miami, FL (Apr 9- 11, 2015). 8. Allen, R, CS Slotterback. “Building Immigrant Engagement Practice in Planning: The Case of Somali Immigrants in the Twin Cities” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Philadelphia, PA (Oct 30 – Nov 2, 2014). 9. Slotterback, CS “Advancing Complete Streets Implementation.” American Planning Association Conference. Atlanta, GA (Apr 26-30, 2014). 10. Slotterback, CS “A New Model of Community-University Partnerships.” American Planning Association Conference. Atlanta, GA (Apr 26-30, 2014). 11. Slotterback, CS “University of Minnesota Resilient Communities Project.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Administrators’ Conference. Columbus, OH (Nov 14-16, 2013). 12. Slotterback, CS “Applying a Health. Lens to Transportation.” American Planning Association Conference. Chicago, IL (Apr 20-24, 2013). 13. Slotterback, CS “Evaluating Regional Sustainability Planning and Implementation” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Salt Lake City, UT (Oct 13-16, 2011). 14. Slotterback, CS, DG Pitt. “Collaborative Decision Support Framework to Guide Stakeholder Construction of Land Use Policy” International Symposium on Society and Resource Management. Madison, WI (June 4-8, 2011). 15. Slotterback, CS “Addressing Climate Change in State and Local Environmental Impact Analysis.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 7-10, 2010).

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16. Slotterback, CS, DG Pitt. “Generating and Communicating Information in Collaborative Environmental Decision-making Processes.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Crystal City, VA (Oct 1-4, 2009). 17. Forsyth, A, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback, M Ahern*, J Lehnhoff*. “Design for Health: Strategies for Addressing Health. in Local Plans, Policies, and Projects.” American Planning Association National Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Apr 25-29, 2009). 18. Slotterback, CS, J Hourdos*. “Planners’ Perspectives on Using Technology in Participatory Processes.” Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference. Chicago, IL (Mar 4-7, 2009). 19. Slotterback, CS “Challenges and Outcomes of Scoping Implementation in National Environment.al Policy Act (NEPA) Processes in Transportation Agencies” Transportation Research Board National Conference. Washington, DC (Jan 11-15, 2009). 20. Forsyth, A, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback. “Offering a Role for Evidence-Based Practice in Urban Planning and Policy.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning – Association of European Schools of Planning Joint Conference. Chicago, IL (July 6-11, 2008). 21. Slotterback, CS “Enhancing Transportation: The Effects of Public Involvement in Planning and Design Processes.” Transportation Research Board National Conference. Washington, DC (Jan 13-17, 2008). 22. Slotterback, CS “Evaluating Scoping Processes in Environmental Review for Transportation Projects.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Milwaukee, WI (Oct 18-21, 2007). 23. Forsyth, A, CS Slotterback, KJ Krizek. “Health Impact Assessment (HIA) for Planners: What Tools are Useful?” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Milwaukee, WI (Oct 18-21, 2007). 24. Schively, C “Scoping Processes in Environmental Review: Assessing Application in Transportation Agencies.” International Symposium for Society and Resource Management. Park City, UT (June 17-21, 2007). 25. Schively, C “Health Impact Assessment.” America Planning Association National Conference. Philadelphia, PA (Apr 14-18, 2007). 26. Schively, C “Evaluating the Implementation of Environmental Review Outcomes in Planning and Development Processes.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. FT Worth, TX (Nov 9-12, 2006). 27. Schively, C “Analyzing the Outcomes of Environmental Review: An Assessment of Mitigation Implementation in Local Government Planning Processes.” International Symposium on Society and Resource Management. Vancouver, BC (June 3-8, 2006). 28. Schively, C, L Blackstad*, F Douma*, M Garner*. “Planning for Multi-modal Transportation Corridors: Developing a Best Practices Framework.” American Planning Association National Conference. San Antonio, TX (Apr 22-26, 2006). 29. Wilson, E C Schively. 2006. Siting Geological Sequestration Projects: Public Perception, Regulatory Structures and Legal Considerations. Proceedings, Carbon Dioxide Siting Conference. Berkeley, CA, Mar 20-22, 2006. 30. Schively, C. “Consensus-Building in Environmental Review: A Quantitative Analysis of the Impacts of Stakeholder Involvement in MN’s Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR)

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Process.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference., Kansas City, MO (Oct 27, 2005). 31. Schively, C. “Affordable Housing in Island Communities.: An Emerging Threat to Sustainability” Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT (Apr 14, 2005). 32. Schively, C. “Risk Perception, Uncertainty, and Facility Siting: Lessons from Merchant Power in California” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference., Portland, OR (Oct 21, 2004).

Other presentations, invited talks, panels, etc. National/International (since 2010) 1. Slotterback, CS. “Advancing Community Engaged Research and Education in Public Affairs.” Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea (Jan 19, 2021) 2. Azhar, A, Slotterback, CS. (invited panelists), N Mehta, R Pendall, E Silva, L Tate. “Non-Academic Career Paths for Planning PhDs.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning National Conference. Virtual (Nov 5-8, 2020). 3. Slotterback, CS (organizer, moderator), N Botchwey, R Falanga, M Lauria, D Sloane. “Learning from Arnstein’s Ladder: From Citizen Participation to Public Engagement.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning National Conference. Greenville, SC (Oct 24-27, 2019). 4. Simpson, S, R Kleit, M Nguyen, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist), J Spencer. “Faculty Women’s Interest Group Roundtable: Future of the Faculty Women’s Interest Group” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning National Conference. Greenville, SC (Oct 24-27, 2019). 5. Vue, G, W Lyles, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist), D Finn. “Spark Innovation in Learning Design.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning National Conference. Greenville, SC (Oct 24-27, 2019). 6. Gbolo, S, M Barr, M Centeno, J Speedy, M Chavez, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist), G Sriprasert. “Deans Perspective on Cultivating Diverse Leaders in Public Policy.” National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Annual Conference. Los Angeles, CA (Oct 16-18, 2019). 7. Morrison, J, M Auer, N Kleiman, J Koppell, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist). “Innovations in Experiential International Education: Embedding and Embodying to Extend Learning.” National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Annual Conference. Los Angeles, CA (Oct 16-18, 2019). 8. Krause, R, LB Lewis, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist), L Takahashi, S White. “Building Synergy between Public Affairs and Urban Planning – Opportunities and Challenges.” National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Annual Conference. Los Angeles, CA (Oct 16-18, 2019). 9. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Advancing Community Engagement in Urban Planning Research and Education.” University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Planning Lecture Series. Ann Arbor, MI (Sept 23, 2019).

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10. Ticktin, T, E Balleisen, C Finney, J Neff, N Sanders, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist). “Rewards and Incentives” Beyond the Academy Workshop 1: Mainstreaming Metrics that Matter. University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute. Cambridge, UK (May 29-30, 2019). 11. Slotterback, CS, K Raab. “The Journey from Comprehensive Plans to Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Everything in Between.” Society of Practitioners in Health Impact Assessment (SOPHIA) Health Impact Assessment Practitioner Workshop. St. Paul, MN (Apr 1-2, 2019). 12. Wendell, C, B Rothstein, CS Slotterback, L Tyler, S Vargas, K Wintz. “Panel: Women in Planning: The Road to FAICP.” American Planning Association Women in Planning Division Webinar (Mar 1, 2019). 13. Slotterback, C.S. (invited presenter). “Linking People and Technology for Environmental Systems Planning.” Beijing University of Technology College of Architecture and Urban Planning. Beijing, China (Dec 10, 2018). 14. Slotterback, CS (invited Dean’s Scholar). “Advancing Collaboratively Engaged Research: Implications for Transportation Research Now and in the Future.” College of Public Health and Health Professions, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL (Dec 6. 2018). 15. Slotterback, CS (invited keynote presenter). “Community and Publicly Engaged Research.” Council of University Transportation Centers Summer Meeting. Minneapolis, MN (June 4-6, 2018). 16. Feeney, M, Archibald, S, A Evans, S Glied, CS Slotterback. (panelist). “It’s About Gender It’s About Us.” Academic Women in Public Administration Meeting. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management. Chicago, IL (Nov 2-4, 2017). 17. Slotterback, CS (organizer, facilitator), F Forbes, S Raja, R Shibley, K Umemoto. “Institutionalizing Community – University Engagement: Scaling Up Collaboration through Planning Leadership.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Denver, CO (Oct 12-15, 2017). 18. Slotterback, CS (organizer, facilitator), G Boeing, J Dill, Y Fan, J Hollander. “Public Communication Strategies for Planners.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Denver, CO (Oct 12-15, 2017). 19. Lee, A (moderator), CS Slotterback (invited panelist), E Guerra, M Shih, IG Zambrana. “Student Workshop: Preparing for the Job Market.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Denver, CO (Oct 12-15, 2017). 20. Slotterback, CS (invited workshop participant). Urban Issues Workshop. International Energy Agency. Paris, France (June 2, 2017). 21. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), K Church. “Uniting Urban Planning Processes with Infrastructure Decision-making Using the IEA’s Annex 63 Project.” Renewable Cities Global Learning Forum, hosted by Simon Fraser University. Vancouver, BC, Canada (May 18, 2017). 22. Slotterback, CS (co-organizer, co-facilitator), N Afzalan. “Engaging Planning in Smart City Initiatives.” American Planning Association National Conference. New York, NY (May 6, 2017). 23. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Linking People and Technology for Environmental Systems Planning.” Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation Lecture Series in Planning. New York, NY (Mar 28, 2017).

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24. Takahashi, L (moderator), CS Slotterback, (invited panelist), W Wiewel, M Kaufman. “Presidential Session on Civic Engagement and Political ActioN” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Portland, OR (Nov 3-6, 2016). 25. Afzalan, N (moderator), CS Slotterback, (invited panelist), B Wilson, C Hoch. “Roundtable: Smart Cities and Plan Making for the Public Interest.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Portland, OR (Nov 3-6, 2016). 26. Lee, A (moderator), CS Slotterback. (invited panelist), E Guerra, W Rohe, M Shih, V Mukhija. “Student Workshop: Preparing for the Job Market.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Portland, OR (Nov 3-6, 2016). 27. Slotterback, CS (facilitator). Urban Climate Institute – Urban Warming: Putting Research into Practice. Urban Heat Island Network (National Science Foundation-supported Research Coordination Network (RCN)). St. Paul, MN (July 12-13, 2016). 28. Slotterback, CS (invited workshop participant). Accounting for the Impacts of Climate Change on Public Lands and Natural Resources under NEPA and Other Planning Processes. Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, School of Law, Columbia University, New York, NY (June 15, 2016). 29. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Collaborative Geodesign for Multifunctional Landscapes: Smart Cities, Geodesign, and Big Data,” American Planning Association National Conference. Phoenix, AZ (Apr 2-5, 2016). 30. Slotterback, CS (panelist). “Global Cities as a Learning Environment for Sustainability: Comparing Field Experiences in Austria, China, and India.” American Association for Sustainability in Higher Education National Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 25-27, 2015). 31. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Institutionalizing Innovation in Communities.: Complete Streets in Action.” Cornell University City and Regional Futures: Planning Practice, Policy and Design Speaker Series. Ithaca, NY (Aug 28, 2015). 32. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Connecting Local Land Use and Watershed Planning.” Water After Borders Summit. University of Illinois – Chicago, Chicago, IL (Apr 23-24, 2015). 33. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Funding, Sustaining, and Positioning Sustainable City Year Programs.” Sustainable City Year Conference. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (Apr 12-14, 2015). 34. Slotterback, CS (moderator), K de la Garza, D Hammond, L Bender. “Building Green and Inclusive Cities: Reimagining the Blueprint.” Net Impact Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Nov 6-8, 2014). 35. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “University of Minnesota Resilient Communities Project.” National League of Cities Transportation and Infrastructure Service Steering Committee St. Paul, MN (July 25, 2014). 36. Slotterback, CS (invited panelist). “Structure, City and University Relationships.” Sustainable City Year Conference. University of Oregon, Eugene, OR (Apr 16-18, 2014). 37. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Resilient Communities Project – Living Streets Project Collaboration.” Sustainable City Year Conference. University of Oregon, Eugene, OR (Apr 16-18, 2014). 38. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “University of Minnesota Resilient Communities Project.” Towards an Institute for Sustainable Maryland Symposium, University of Maryland, College Park, MD (Sept 16, 2013).

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39. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter and panelist). “What is Research Missing? What is Missing Research?” Transportation Research Board Summer Workshop – Transportation: Driving a Sustainable Urban Environment. New Brunswick, NJ (July 25, 2013). 40. Slotterback, CS (moderator and presenter). “Research Symposium.” Transportation Research Board Summer Workshop – Transportation: Driving a Sustainable Urban Environment. New Brunswick, NJ (July 22, 2013). 41. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Resilient Communities Project.” Upper Midwest Civic Engagement Summit, Loras College, Dubuque, IA (May 30, 2013). 42. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Resilient Communities Project” Sustainable City Year Project Replication Workshop. University of Oregon, Eugene, OR (Apr 11, 2013). 43. Slotterback, CS (invited panelist). “Navigating the Intersection of Transportation and Public Health.” Transportation Research Board Annual Conference. Washington, DC (Jan 14, 2013). 44. Slotterback, CS (facilitator). “Effective Practices to Develop Environmental Research Needs. Statements and Funding Opportunities.” Transportation Research Board Annual Conference. Washington, DC (Jan 13, 2013). 45. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Resilient Communities Project.” Featured in Presidential Session: Urban Planning Programs as Campus Community Engagement Leaders. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Cincinnati, OH (Nov 1, 2012). 46. Slotterback, CS (session organizer and moderator), M Culp, K Dunlap, A Morris, C Stoll “Integrating Health Impact Assessment and Environmental Impact Assessment.” Transportation Research Board Research to Results: Better Delivery through Best Practices Conference. Little Rock, AR (June 24, 2012). 47. Slotterback, CS (session organizer and moderator), S Malekafzali, C Harris, J Young. “Health Impact Assessment Case Studies.” Transportation Research Board Research to Results: Better Delivery through Best Practices Conference. Little Rock, AR (June 25, 2012). 48. Slotterback, CS (session organizer and presenter), S Shaftlein, S Cox, L Gaines, J Kagen, C Gerencher. “Research Workshop.” Transportation Research Board Research to Results: Better Delivery through Best Practices Conference. Little Rock, AR (June 24, 2012). 49. Slotterback, CS. “Health Impact Assessment: Overview of Tools and Practices.” Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. Washington, DC (Jan 25, 2012). 50. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. (poster presentation), “Participatory Scenario Planning to Develop a 50-Year Transportation Vision: The Minnesota GO Project.” Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. Washington, DC (Jan 23, 2012). 51. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), “Planning for Sustainability at a Regional Scale.” Conference. on Performance Measures for Transportation and Livability. Austin, TX (Sept 7-8, 2011). 52. Slotterback, CS “Availability and Adequacy of Existing Birth/Adoption Leave Policies.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Administrators’ Conference. Austin, TX (May 5-7, 2011). 53. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), “Faculty Birth and Adoption Policies in the Planning Academy.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Faculty Women’s Interest Group (FWIG) Annual Luncheon. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 8, 2010).

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54. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), “Faculty Birth and Adoption Policies in the Planning Academy.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Faculty Women’s Interest Group (FWIG) Annual Luncheon. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 8, 2010). 55. Slotterback, CS (session organizer, moderator), DG Pitt, P Nunnally*, L Thompson*, B Sporlein*. “One River, Two Cities.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 7-10, 2010). 56. Slotterback, CS (tour organizer, moderator), P Nunnally, L Weller, T Griffin, D Wiggins, L Salveson. “Mobile Tour: The River Runs through All of us.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 7-10, 2010). 57. Slotterback, CS (presenter and session organizer), J Heilman, J Houk, M Stoll. “Addressing Climate Change Impacts at the Transportation Project Scale.” Transportation Research Board Energy and Environment Research Workshop. Raleigh, NC (June 6-9, 2010). 58. Slotterback, CS (invited participant in plenary session). “Built Environments: Healthy Communities.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Diabetes Translation Conference. Kansas City, MO (Apr 14, 2010). 59. Slotterback, CS “Faculty Birth and Adoption Policies in the Planning Academy.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Governing Board Meeting. New Orleans, LA (Apr 10, 2010).

State/Local/University (since 2010) 60. Slotterback, CS, M Lichtveld, A Wildermuth. “Pitt Deans Talk Sustainability.” Green Speakeasy - University of Pittsburgh Mascaro Center for Sustainable Innovation (March 16, 2021). 61. Slotterback, CS “Linking Equity and Inclusion Goals to Community Engagement.” Partnering with Minnesota: Public Engagement Conference. University of Minnesota (Mar 5, 2020). 62. Slotterback, CS, T Fisher, K Kozhamanil. “Panel Discussion: Outreach Activities at the University of Minnesota” University of Minnesota Board of Regents (Feb 13, 2020). 63. Slotterback, CS “Humphrey School at a Glance.” GPS 45:93 Regional Economic Development Association. Pine City, MN (June 30, 2019). 64. Slotterback, CS, J Koepke. “Impact and Outcomes of Professional Education.” University of Minnesota Board of Regents. (Feb 7, 2019). 65. Slotterback, CS (invited moderator), S Shigematsu, K Knuth, W Fulton. “Shifts, Innovations, and Opportunities in Urban Planning, Architectural Design, and Urban Resilience Objectives and Strategies in Response to Natural Disasters.” Arnold Newman Lecture on Photography and New Media Symposium: The Life Cycle of the City: Photography and Urbanism after Disaster. Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN (Mar 3, 2018). 66. Slotterback, CS, L Kne. “Technology and Collaboration: Collaborative Geodesign for Multifunctional Landscapes.” UMN Center for Integrative Leadership Seminar Series Minneapolis, MN (Oct 27, 2017). 67. Slotterback, CS (invited panelist). “Science in Policymaking: Trends, Tensions and Themes.” Environmental Initiative Policy Forum Series. St. Paul, MN (Oct 25, 2017).

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68. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “New Agricultural Bioeconomy Project.” McKnight Foundation Advancing Soil and Water Conservation through Agricultural Technology Workshop. Minneapolis, MN (June 9, 2017). 69. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Addressing Climate Change in Environmental Impact Assessment.” MN Environmental Quality Board Environmental Review Advisory Panel. St. Paul, MN (Apr 20, 2017). 70. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Advancing Civic Engagement Practice.” MN Environmental Quality Board Meeting. St. Paul, MN (Mar 15, 2017). 71. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Transportation and Greenhouse Gases at the Community Scale.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies. Joint Councils Meeting. Minneapolis, MN (Feb 15, 2017). 72. Omar, I (MN House of Representatives), F Hornstein (MN House of Representatives), M Abdinur, M Jiwa, K Monahan, CS Slotterback. (invited panelist). Coffee and Kulan: Environmental Justice. Minneapolis, MN (Jan 11, 2017). 73. Slotterback, CS (invited keynote). “Emerging Opportunities: Smart Cities, Energy and Climate, Equity, and University Collaboration.” MN Department of Transportation All Planners Statewide Workshop. St. Cloud, MN (Oct 18, 2016). 74. Slotterback, CS “Advancing Communities. of Research and Practice for Research Excellence and Societal Impact.” Meeting Society’s Grand Challenges through Community-Engaged Research, Teaching and Learning Conference, Office of Public Engagement, UMN Minneapolis, MN (Mar 31, 2016). 75. Slotterback, CS “Engaging Stakeholders on Contested, Complex Community Issues: The Case of Collaborative Geodesign in 7 Mile Creek.” UMN Extension Community Vitality Meeting. St. Paul, MN (Dec 2, 2015). 76. Muellman, K, CS Slotterback. (invited presenter). “Health Impact Assessment in Comprehensive Planning.” MN Health Impact Assessment Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Nov 17, 2015). 77. Slotterback, CS (organizer, facilitator), S Cajot, J Edwards, B Slotterback, H Strasser. “Urban Planning and Energy Planning – How Can they Come Together? Workshop and Dialogue” International Energy Agency Annex 63 Workgroup Meeting. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 14-16, 2015). 78. Ambrose, B, M Hortman (MN House of Representatives), J Peppin (MN House of Representatives), D Senjem (MN Senate), CS Slotterback. (invited panelist). “Energy Innovation in Germany: New Business Models and Integrated Urban Development.” Berlin Seminar on Energy Policy. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 12, 2015). 79. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Collaborative Geodesign to Advance Multifunctional Landscapes.” UMN Geography Coffee Hour. Minneapolis, MN (Feb 6, 2015). 80. Slotterback, CS “Planning for Multimodal Infrastructure: Institutionalizing Complete Streets Approaches.” City Engineers Association of MN. Brooklyn Center, MN (Jan 28, 2015). 81. Slotterback, CS “Implementing a Culture of Serendipity for Research Advancement.” UMN Sponsored Projects Symposium. Minneapolis, MN (Jan 27, 2015). 82. Slotterback, CS “Collaborative Geodesign.” UMN Spatial Forum. Minneapolis, MN (Nov 19, 2014).

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83. Slotterback, CS “Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies. Planning and Economy Council. Minneapolis, MN (Nov 18, 2014). 84. Jordan, NR, CS Slotterback. “Climate Adaptation in Rural MN” Building MN’s Capacity for Climate Adaptation Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Nov 6, 2014). 85. Jordan, NR, CS Slotterback. “How Can We Make the Most of Agriculture’s 21st Century Transformation.” UMN Institute on the Environment: Frontiers in the Environment Series. St. Paul, MN (Nov 5, 2014). 86. Slotterback, CS “Resilient Communities Project.” UMN School of Public Health. Minneapolis, MN (May 12, 2014). 87. Slotterback, CS “Complete Streets from Policy to Project.” North-Central Section Institute of Transportation Engineers Conference. St. Paul, MN (Apr 30, 2014). 88. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “From Policy to Project: Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales.” MN Transportation Conference. Bloomington, MN (Mar 4, 2014). 89. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter) “Resilient Communities Project.” UMN Board of Regents Academic and Student Affairs Committee. Minneapolis, MN (Feb 13, 2014). 90. Jordan, N, CS Slotterback. (invited presenter). “Can Geodesign Increase both Production and Conservation in Agroecosystems?” UMN Conservation Biology Program Graduate Seminar. St. Paul, MN (Feb 10, 2014). 91. Slotterback, C S (invited presenter). “Planned Unit Development Policies in the Twin Cities.” MN City Attorneys Conference. Bloomington, MN (Feb 7, 2014). 92. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). M Greco. “Resilient Communities Project: Building Community-University Partnerships for Sustainability and Resilience.” Carver County Multijurisdictional Staff Meeting. Chanhassen, MN (Jan 8, 2014). 93. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “University of Minnesota Resilient Communities Project.” Regional Council of Mayors City Staff Group Meeting. Fridley, MN (Nov 21, 2013). 94. Slotterback, CS (invited panelist). “Contemporary Sustainability: Theory, Practice, and Policy – Resilient Communities Project.” Resilience and Sustainability: What are We Learning from the Maya and Other Ancient Cultures? Symposium. Minneapolis, MN (Nov 9, 2013). 95. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “From Policy to Project: Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales.” MN Department of Transportation Metro District Meeting. Roseville, MN (Oct 14, 2013). 96. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “From Policy to Project: Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales.” MN Department of Transportation Non-Motorized Transportation Research Committee. Roseville, MN (Sept 26, 2013). 97. Slotterback, CS “University of Minnesota’s Resilient Communities Project.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Education and Outreach Council. Minneapolis, MN (Sept 26, 2013). 98. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “From Policy to Project: Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales.” Upper Midwest Planning Conference. Rochester, MN (Sept 18, 2013).

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99. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “University of Minnesota’s Resilient Communities Project.” Housing Collaborative Institute. Minnetonka, MN (Sept 9, 2013). 100. Slotterback, CS (moderator, presenter). “Resilient Communities Project.” Resilient Communities Project – North St. Paul Partnership Kickoff Event. North St. Paul, MN (Sept 6, 2013). 101. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Resilient Communities Project” University – Community Relations Green District Meeting. Minneapolis, MN (Aug 13, 2013). 102. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “Complete Streets: Moving from Policy to Project” Webinar. St. Paul, MN (June 4, 2013). 103. Ehlinger, E, Slotterback, CS (invited panelist), M Huber, B Arseneau. “Transportation: Integral to Creating the Conditions for Good Health.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Research Conference. St. Paul, MN (May 22, 2013). 104. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “Complete Streets: From Planning to Action.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Research Conference. St. Paul, MN (May 22, 2013). 105. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “University – Community Collaboration to Advance Sustainability.” UMN Institute on the Environment: Frontiers Lecture Series. St. Paul, MN (Apr 24, 2013). 106. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Resilient Communities Project.” UMN Graduate Education Council. Minneapolis, MN (Apr 22, 2013). 107. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), J Wischnack. “Resilient Communities Project – City of Minnetonka Partnership.” Council of Metropolitan Area Leagues of Women Voters. Minnetonka, MN (Mar 16, 2013). 108. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), M Greco. “Resilient Communities Project: Building Community-University Partnerships for Sustainability.” City of Brooklyn Park. Brooklyn Park, MN (Jan 17, 2013) 109. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), M Greco. “Resilient Communities Project: Building Community-University Partnerships for Sustainability.” City of Minneapolis. Minneapolis, MN (Jan 11, 2013). 110. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter), M Greco. “Resilient Communities Project: Building Community-University Partnerships for Sustainability.” City of Rosemount. Rosemount, MN (Jan 7, 2013). 111. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter). “Sustainability Faculty Network and the Resilient Communities Project.” UMN Systemwide Sustainability Committee. St. Paul, MN (Oct 2, 2012). 112. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter) "Health. through Community Design.” Healthy Homes and Communities Statewide Convening. Minneapolis, MN (June 28, 2012). 113. Slotterback, CS, H Kordik. “Urban and Environmental Innovations in Austria.” UMN Center for Austrian Studies. Minneapolis, MN (June 27, 2012). 114. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter) “Defining Sustainability.” Hennepin County Sustainability Forum. Minneapolis, MN (Apr 30, 2012). 115. Slotterback, CS (keynote presenter) “Linking Regional Sustainability Planning and Local Implementation.” Sustainable Communities Conference. Minneapolis, MN (Mar 23, 2012).

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116. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter) “Building the Future Twin Cities Metropolitan Area.” Twin Cities Metropolitan Council. St. Paul, MN (Mar 7, 2012). 117. Slotterback, CS (invited presenter) “Collaboration for Environmental Protection: Integrating Knowledge, Communication, and Process.” UMN Institute on the Environment: Frontiers Series. St. Paul, MN (Dec 7, 2011). 118. Slotterback, CS (organizer, moderator), L Baker. Twin Cities Urban Sustainability Forum, St. Paul, MN (Nov 2-3, 2011). 119. Slotterback, CS “A Framework for Regional Sustainability Planning and Implementation.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Planning and Environment Council. Minneapolis, MN (Oct 6, 2011). 120. Slotterback, CS (presenter, panel organizer), M VanderSchaff*, K Draeger*. “Regional Sustainability Planning and Implementation.” MN Chapter of the American Planning Association Annual Conference. St. Cloud, MN (Sept 28-30, 2011). 121. Slotterback, CS (presenter, panel organizer), M McMonigal, T Riedesel, K Ringwald. “Planned Unit Development: Examining Approaches and Outcomes of Flexible Development in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area.” MN Chapter of the American Planning Association Annual Conference. St. Cloud, MN (Sept 28-30, 2011). 122. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. “Using Multiple Methods for Public Engagement.” MN Department of Transportation Hear Every Voice Webinar Series. (June 14, 2011). 123. Slotterback, CS, L Leitner, A Long. “Developing a Model Framework for Regional Sustainability Planning and Implementation.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Research Conference. St. Paul, MN (May 24-25, 2011). 124. Slotterback, CS “Guide to Complete Streets Planning and Implementation.” Hennepin County Complete Streets Advisory Committee. Minneapolis, MN (May 16, 2011). 125. Slotterback, CS “Guide to Complete Streets Planning and Implementation.” MN Department of Transportation Complete Streets External Advisory Committee. St. Paul, MN (May 2, 2011). 126. Slotterback, CS “Regional Sustainability: Planning, Implementation, and Measurement.” Urban Land Institute MN Lightening Our Footprint Event. Minneapolis, MN (Apr 28, 2011). 127. Slotterback, CS (keynote speaker). “Planning for Regional Sustainability.” Region 4 Regional Sustainability Plan Kick-off Event. Baxter, MN (Feb 23, 2011). 128. Slotterback, CS (panel moderator). “Can We Affect Sustainability? Cost Impacts to Business Models.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Freight and Logistics Symposium. Minneapolis, MN (Dec 3, 2010). 129. Slotterback, CS “Framework for Measuring Sustainable Regional Development for the Twin Cities Region.” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Faculty Scholars Meeting. Minneapolis, MN (Sept 29, 2010). 130. Slotterback, CS “Design for Health.” Blue Cross and Blue Shield Active Living Webinar (Aug 17, 2010). 131. Slotterback, CS “Design for Health: Approaches to Integrating Health and Urban Planning.” Washington County Creating Healthy Communities Local Government Workshop. Stillwater, MN (May 13, 2010).

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132. Slotterback, CS, G Peterson. “Addressing Climate Change in Environmental Impact Analysis” UMN Center for Transportation Studies Research Conference. St. Paul, MN (Apr 28, 2010). 133. Forsyth, A, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback. “Arden Hills Healthy City Planning Workshop.” Design for Health Training for MN Department of Health. Arden Hills, MN (Apr 16, 2010). 134. Slotterback, CS, KV Cadieux (facilitators). “Urban Research Agenda for the Twin Cities Workshop.” UMN Minnesota Futures Symposium, UMN St. Paul, MN (Jan 26, 2010). 135. Slotterback, CS (panel moderator). “Urban Ecosystems and Human Well-being: Implications for Global Survivability.” UMN Minnesota Futures Symposium. St. Paul, MN (Jan 25, 2010). 136. Forsyth, A, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback. “Health Impact Assessment Training.” Design for Health Training for MN Department of Health. Roseville, MN (Jan 19, 2010).

Grants Received

Support for Research Activities:

Jordan, NR (PI), K Cavender-Bares (co-PI), A Doering (co-PI), V Isler (co-PI), L Kne (co-PI), DJ Mulla (co-PI), DG Pitt (co-PI), CS Slotterback. (co-PI), T Smith (co-PI). Building community-based bioeconomies: Advancing production, resource conservation, and rural community vitality. 2014-2017. $499,995. UMN MnDRIVE Transdisciplinary Grant Program. Jordan, NR (PI), D Becker (Co-PI), B Dale (Co-PI), W Lazarus (Co-PI), DJ Mulla (Co-PI), DG Pitt (Co-PI), CS Slotterback. (Co-PI). LandLabs: Developing Bioenergy Systems by Integrating Technology R&D with Policy, Economic and Ecological Analysis and Innovation. 2012-2017. $375,000. UMN Initiative for Renewable Energy and the Environment. Harvey, F (PI), D Van Riper, M Bauer, J Knight, V Kumar, S Shekhar…Slotterback. U-Spatial: Spatial Sciences and Systems Infrastructure. UMN Office of Vice President for Research Infrastructure Investment Initiative. 2012-2016. $2,500,000. Polasky, S (PI), L Baker, J Cavender-Bares, J Coggins, J Finlay, T Fisher, J Hill, S Hobbie, B Keeler, J Marshall, D Millet, K Nelson, P Snyder, T Twine, CS Slotterback, C Tessum, B Wilson. Sustainable cities: Building an integrative research network to incorporate natural capital into design of urban systems. 2014-2016. UMN Institute on the Environment. $75,400. Hobbie, S (PI), L Baker (Co-PI), K Nelson (Co-PI), CS Slotterback. (Co-PI), M Bauer (Co-PI), KV Cadieux (Co- PI), S Enzler (Co-PI), J Finlay (Co-PI), D Fulton (Co-PI), J Knight (Co-PI), S Manson (Co-PI), R Montgomery (Co-PI), RW Sterner (Co-PI), B Wilson (Co-PI). Connecting People, Land, and Water in Urban Ecosystems. UMN Institute on the Environment. 2010-2016. $400,000. Allen, R (PI), CS Slotterback. (Co-PI). The Somali Diaspora’s Role in Somalia: Implications for Return. Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 2013-2014. $361,306. Jordan, NR (PI), P Bolstad (Co-PI), DJ Mulla (Co-PI), CS Slotterback. (Co-PI), DJ Pitt (Co-PI). Spatial Modeling to Improve Nutrient Management, Agricultural Productivity, and Ecosystem Services in the MRB US Department of Agriculture Conservation Innovation Grant. 2011-2014. $209,874. Slotterback, CS, C Zerger. Boreal Forest and Community Resilience Project. UMN Institute on the Environment. 2011-2013. $44,937.

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Slotterback, CS (PI), C Zerger (Co-PI). Planning and Implementation of Complete Streets at Multiple Scales. MN Department of Transportation and Local Road Research Board 2011-2013. $101,271. Baker, L (PI), CS Slotterback. (Co-PI). Twin Cities Urban Sustainability Forum. National Science Foundation. 2011-2012. $50,000. Slotterback, CS (PI). Planned Unit Development: Examining Approaches and Outcomes of Flexible Development in the Twin Cities Region. 2010-2012. UMN Center for Urban and Regional Affairs. $43,970. Slotterback, CS Resident Fellowship – Addressing Climate Change in Environmental Impact Assessment. UMN Institute on the Environment. 2009-2011. $60,000. Grothaus, J (PI) and CS Slotterback. (Co-PI). Mn/DOT Hear Every Voice Training and Assistance. 2011. MN Department of Transportation. $69,978. Grothaus, J (PI) and CS Slotterback. (Co-PI). 50-year Vision for Transportation in Minnesota. 2010. MN Department of Transportation. $243,706. Slotterback, CS (PI). Exploring Models of Regional Sustainability Planning and Implementation. 2010- 2011. UMN Center for Transportation Studies. $49,997. Baker, L (PI), S Hobbie (Co-PI), KV Cadieux, K Nelson, P Novak, CS Slotterback. Symposium: Understanding Urban Ecosystems and Human Well-Being: Implications for Global Survivability. 2009-2010. UMN Minnesota Futures Program. $24,779. Goetz, EG (PI), McGinnis, L (PI), J Cao, Y Fan, CS Slotterback. Design of a Framework for Measuring Sustainable Regional Development. 2009. McKnight Foundation. $50,000. Slotterback, CS (PI), A Forsyth, KJ Krizek. Health Impact Assessment Training. 2009-2010. MN Department of Health. $32,000. Slotterback, CS (PI). Parental Leave Issues in the Planning Academy. 2009. Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. $1,256. Slotterback, CS (PI), DG Pitt (PI). A Collaborative Decision Support Framework to Guide Stakeholder Construction of Land Use Policy in Edge Communities. 2008-2009. UMN Center for Urban and Regional Affairs University – Community Growth Options (U-CGO) Program funded by McKnight Foundation. $55,608. Mulla, DJ, (PI), KV Cadieux, N Jordan, DJ Pitt, CS Slotterback. Integrating Sustainability Science and Design in Participatory Land Use Planning and Implementation. 2008-2010. UMN Institute on the Environment. $97,500. Slotterback, CS (PI), J Hourdos (Co-PI). Technology in Planning and Participatory Processes: Identifying New Synergies through Real World Application. 2008. Intelligent Transportation Systems Institute’s TechPlan Program administered by the UMN State and Local Policy Program. $77,611. Slotterback, CS (PI), J Hourdos (Co-PI), A El-Geneidy (Co-PI). Opportunities for Visualization and Public Involvement in Transportation Planning Practice. 2007. Intelligent Transportation Systems Institute’s TechPlan Program administered by the UMN and Local Policy Program. $23,645. Forsyth, A, KJ Krizek, CS Slotterback. Technical Assistance to Minnesota Communities. Integrating Active Living Principles into Municipal Planning. 2006-2008. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of MN. $474,820.

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Slotterback, CS (PI). Study on the Role of Well-Designed Transportation Projects Enhancing Communities. – Public Participation Processes, Public Private Outcomes. 2006-2007. American Institute of Architects (AIA) through a grant from Federal Highway Administration. $150,000. Slotterback, CS (PI). Scoping in Environmental Review for Transportation Projects. 2006-2007. UMN Center for Transportation Studies. $35,554. Slotterback, CS (PI). Analyzing the Effectiveness of the Alternative Urban Areawide Review as an Environmental Review and Planning Tool. 2005-2006. UMN Center for Urban and Regional Affairs. $31,911. Slotterback, CS (PI). Evaluating Long-term Governance in Transportation Corridor Planning: In-Depth Examination of Urban Corridor Development Project. 2005-2006. UMN State and Local Policy Program and Hennepin County, Minnesota, with funding from the Federal Transit Administration. $22,462.

Support for Administrative, Teaching, and Service Activities:

Slotterback, CS (PI). Serendipity Grants. McKnight Foundation. 2015-2017. $150,000. Slotterback, CS (PI). Graduate Sustainability Education Network. 2010-2011. UMN Graduate School. $29,000. Slotterback, CS (co-PI), N Jordan, L Neckar. New Curricula for Sustainability Studies.: Toward Reconception and Reconfiguration of Abundance and Scarcity as New Livelihood Systems for a Sustainable Future. 2010-2011. UMN Institute for Advanced Study. $50,000. Pfeifer, S (PI), J Coleman, CS Slotterback, J Schoenbauer. Delivering Capacity to Incorporate Natural Resources into Local Land Use and Development Decisions. 2006-2007. Bush Foundation. $190,000.

Teaching

PA 5290: Topics in Planning – Health Impact Assessment – 2018 PA 8206 Planning Theory – 2018 PA 5242: Environmental Planning, Policy, and Decision Making – 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 PA 5253: Designing Planning and Participation Processes – 2015, 2014, 2013, 2011, 2010, 2007, 2005 PA 5880: Exploring Global Cities – Urban and Environmental Sustainability Innovation in Austria – 2014 PA 8081: Capstone Workshop – Sustainability Planning – 2013, 2011, 2010, 2009 New Curricula for Sustainability Studies – Making Places that Maintain Abundance and Alleviate Scarcity (Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar in University of Minnesota’s Institute for Advanced Study) – 2011 PA 8201: Environment and Infrastructure Planning – 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 PA 5004: Introduction to Planning – 2006, 2005, 2004 PA 5211: Land Use Planning – 2006, 2005 PA 5290: Topics in Planning – Development Impact Analysis – 2004

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Service

Service to Academy: • Journal Service: o Editorial Advisory Board Member – Journal of the American Planning Association (2020- present) th o Invited Co-Guest Editor, Special Issue on the 50 Anniversary of Arnstein’s Ladder of Public Participation – Journal of the American Planning Association (2018-19) o Reviewer for journal research manuscripts submitted to: . Acta Biotheoretica (2009) . Cityscape (2011) . Computers, Environment, and Urban Systems (2016) . Environmental Impact Assessment Review (2015) . Environmental Practitioner (2014) . International Journal of Sustainable Transportation (2010) . International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. (2013) . Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) . Journal of Planning Education and Research (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2017) . Journal of Planning History (2011) . Journal of Planning Literature (2007, 2013, 2015) . Journal of the American Planning Association (2007, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020) . Journal of Urban Affairs (2009) . Journal of Urbanism (2007) . Journal of Urban Technology (2009) . Landscape and Urban Planning (2008, 2014) . Landscape Journal (2009) . Planning Practice and Research (2015) . Planning Theory and Practice (2010, 2011) . Population and Environment (2009) . Public Administration Review (2014, 2017, 2020) . Society and Natural Resources (2013) . Urban Affairs Review (2011, 2014) . Transportation Research Part D (2016) o Reviewer for book manuscripts/proposals submitted to: . Prentice Hall (2006) . Routledge (2015)

• Leadership and committee roles: o National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Conference Committee (2021 – present)

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o Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Committee on the Academy (2021 – present) o Co-Chair, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Curriculum Innovation Award Task Force (2017 – present) o Planning Accreditation Board Site Visitor Pool (2016 – present) o Elected Vice President/President-Elect, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2019 – 2020) o Chair, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference Location Task Force (2019) o Local Host, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Administrators Conference. (2019), Minneapolis, MN o Elected Secretary, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2015 – 2019, two terms) o Chair, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Special Committee on Communications (2016 – 2018) o Chair, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Task Force on Professional Dialogue (2016) o Elected Regional Representative, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2012 – 2015, two terms) o Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Committee (2013 – 2015) o Local Host Committee for Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Minneapolis Conference (2009 – 2010) o Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Faculty Women’s Interest Group (FWIG) Awards Committee (2010) o Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Diversity Committee (2004 – 2006)

• Research-related activities o Invited research peer review . Swiss National Science Foundation (2021) . National Science Foundation Decision, Risk, and Management Science Program (2020) . University of Texas, Arlington Center for Transportation Equity, Decisions and Dollars (2018) . Queensland University of Technology School of Architecture and Built Environment External Dissertation Review (2018) . Scientific Review Committee Member, National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (2012 – 2017) . Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (2015) . University of Oregon Sustainable Cities Initiative (2013) . National Estuarine Research Reserve System Science Collaborative Program (2010, 2012, 2013)

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. Transportation Research Board (TRB) Committee on Environmental Analysis in Transportation (Apr 2009 – 2014) . New York Sea Grant Program (2011) . World Congress on Transport Research (2010) o International Energy Agency Working Group on Cities and Communities (2018 – 2019) o US Representative to International Energy Agency’s Annex 63: Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities Project – appointed by US Department of Energy (2014 – 2017) o Discussant in Environmental Planning Track, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2015, 2014, 2010, 2009, 2007, 2006, 2005) o Track Chair, Environmental Planning for Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (2011 – 2012, 2014) o (Chair) Transportation Research Board Committee on Environmental Analysis in Transportation, Research Topics Subcommittee (2012 – 2014)

Service to Profession/Practice/Public (since 2010): • (Chair) MN Chapter of the American Planning Association Fellows of the American Institute of Certified Planners Nominating Committee (2009 – 2019) • (Faculty Liaison) MN Chapter of the American Planning Association Board (2006 – 2019) • American Planning Association Nominating Committee (2019) • MN Environmental Quality Board Environmental Review Advisory Panel (2017 – 2018) • MN Health Impact Assessment Coalition (2013 – 2017, Elected Steering Committee 2015 – 2017) • American Planning Association Fellowship Committee (2014 – 2017) • American Planning Association Student and New Planner Task Force (2015 – 2016) • American Institute of Certified Planners Comprehensive Planning Exam Committee (2014 – 2015) • GreenStep City Program Advisor on Land Use Planning, MN Pollution Control Agency (2010 – 2015) • Urban Land Institute (ULI) MN Advisory Committee (2005 – 2012, Program Committee 2006 – 2010, Chair of Conservation Development Working Group 2005 – 2007) • MN Department of Health – Health Impact Assessment Advisory Committee (2010 – 2011)

Service to University of Minnesota (2010-2020): • University-wide o U-Spatial Advisory Board (2019 – 2020) o Transportation Policy and Economic Competitiveness Advisory Board (2019 – 2020) o Professional Education Council (2017 – 2020) o Hennepin – University Partnership Leadership Team (2017 – 2020) o Center for Transportation Studies Executive Committee (2017 – 2020, Chair of Finance Committee 2019 - 2020)

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o Roadway Safety Institute Advisory Board (2017 – 2020) o Council of Faculty Associate Deans (2017 – 2020) o Council of Research Associate Deans (2017 – 2020) o Graduate Education Associate Deans Committee (2017- 2020) o (Faculty Advisor, Co-Founder) Resilient Communities Project (2015 – 2020) o (Fellow) Institute on the Environment (2008 – 2020) o (Faculty Scholar) Center for Transportation Studies. (2006 – 2020) o (Co-Lead) Engaging Intergovernmental Organizations Professional Development Program, with Center for Animal Health and Food Safety (2019) o Research Computing Internal Review Committee (2019) o Advisor, Energy Transition Lab Strategic Planning (2017 – 2018) o (Elected member) Graduate Education Council (2014 – 2017, Policy Subcommittee of (2016 – 2017) o Vermillion Highlands Advisory Committee (2014 – 2017) o Graduate School Summer Institute Planning Committee (2016) o Public Engagement Council (2015 – 2016) o (Invited participant) Berlin Seminar on Energy Policy, member of MN elected official, policy leader, and academic delegation to Germany (2015) o Center for Transportation Studies. Planning and Economy Council (2005 – 2015) o Interdisciplinary Graduate Education Committee (2013 – 2015) o (Director, Co-Founder) Resilient Communities Project (2012 – 2015) o Public Engagement Strategic Planning Implementation Working Group (2015) o Center for Transportation Studies Faculty Scholars Program Review Committee (2015) o Office of the Vice President for Research – Research Strategic Plan Executive Steering Committee (2014 – 2015) o (Director, Founder) Graduate Sustainability Education/Faculty Network (2010 – 2014) o Systemwide Sustainability Committee (2012 – 2014) o President’s Strategic Planning Work Group (2013 – 2014) o (Co-Chair) President’s Strategic Planning Work Group – Grand Challenges Curriculum Work Team (2014) o Special Committee on Graduate Education and (Chair) Subcommittee on Oversight of, and Advocacy for, the Visibility and Quality of Graduate Education (2013)

• Humphrey School of Public Affairs o Associate Dean (2017 – 2020) . Oversight for Academic Programs, Academic and Information Technology, Advising and Retention, Career and Professional Development, Faculty, and Research . Convene Curriculum Committee, Student Affairs Leadership Team, Community Engagement Working Group of Equity and Inclusion Council, Research Staff Group, Merit Review Committee, and Salary Equity Review Committee

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. Ex Officio roles on PhD Committee, Equity and Inclusion Council, Executive Council o (Chair) Search Committee for Communications Director (2018) o (Chair) Search Committee for Academic Programs Director (2018) o (Chair) Search Committee for Urban and Regional Planning Lecturer (2017) o Awards and Honors Committee (2015-2016) o (Director) Master of Urban and Regional Planning Program (2010 – 2014) o (Area Chair) Urban and Regional Planning Area (2013 – 2014) o Curriculum Committee (2010 – 2014) o Merit Review Committee (2014 – 2015) o Salary Equity Review Committee (2014) o Humphrey Forum Renovation Committee (2011 – 2012) o (Advisor) Planning Student Organization (2004 – 2011)

Professional Planning Experience:

• 2001-2003, Planner, Community Development Department, City of Henderson, Henderson, NV • 2001, Senior Planner, Pentacore Engineering, Las Vegas, NV • 1997-2000, Planner, Dahlgren, Shardlow, and Uban, Inc. (DSU), Minneapolis, MN

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