Wayne Beyea, AICP

Wayne Beyea

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Adjunct Senior Specialist, Urban & Regional Planning; Co-Coordinator, Urban Resilient Redevelopment Graduate Certificate Program
School of Planning, Design and Construction

Phone:
517-432-7600

Email:

Degrees:
Bachelor: Bachelor of Science in urban planning from Michigan State University.
Masters: Master of public administration with a concentration in growth management from the University of Maine.
JD: Juris Doctor Degree from the MSU College of Law.

CV:
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School of Planning, Design and Construction
Adjunct Senior Specialist, Urban & Regional Planning; Co-Coordinator, Urban Resilient Redevelopment Graduate Certificate Program

Telephone: 517-432-7600

Human Ecology Building
552 W. Circle Drive, Room 203E
East Lansing, MI 48824

Area of Expertise:

Current Research: Urban redevelopment, renewable energy siting and infrastructure, climate resilient community development, and land use law

Methods: Applied rand case study based research, quantitative methods and data analyses.

Additional Interests: Active transportation, planning official education & green infrastructure

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