2010-2011 REPORT - School of Public and International Affairs

faculty2007. GIA. Ph.D. Rutgers University (2007), global affairs. AssistantProfessor. Relaonship between developing countries’governments and financial markets, sovereign debt restructuringepisodes.GiselleDatz2003. UAP. Ph.D. Georgia Tech (2003), city and regional planning.Associate Professor and Director, Virginia Center forHousing Research. Growth management, urban inequality,causes and consequences of residenal segregaon by race,regional governance structures, quantave spaal analysis.CaseyDawkins2006. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison (2006),polical science. Assistant Professor. Polical instuons,adminstrave polics, policy.MatthewDull1999. GIA. Ph.D. University of Tennessee (1994), sociology.Professor. Global problems, comparave social change, policaleconomy theories, globalizaon, comparave majority-minorityrelaons, comparave inequality, Appalachian studies, NaveAmerican studies, global economic restructuring, slavery in themountain south, nineteenth-century women and gender.WilmaDunaway2009. UAP. Ph.D. Massachuses Instute of Technology (2006),technology, management and policy. Assistant Professor.Sustainable infrastructure systems.RalphHall2005. UAP. Ph.D. University of Michigan (2003), urban andregional planning. Associate Professor. Land use policy andplanning, environmental planning, sustainable metropolitandevelopment, urban design, physical planning, urbangovernance, internaonal planning.spia annual report 2010-2011SoniaHirt5