Carissa Schively Slotterback

Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
(612) 625-0640
cschively@umn.edu

Carissa Schively Slotterback, assistant professor, teaches courses in environmental and land use planning, participation and impact analysis with the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. Her research is focused on participation in environmental and land use decision-making, environmental impact analysis, and planning processes and implementation.

Her current projects include a study of environmental impact analysis processes in state departments of transportation, funded by the University of Minnesota's Center for Transportation Studies. Schively is also studying public involvement in planning and design processes for transportation projects, as part of a larger U of M-wide research team focused on identifying the effects of well-designed transportation projects.

She is an affiliate faculty member is the Department of Landscape Architecture and serves as advisor to the Humphrey Institute's Planning Student Organization. In addition, she is a research faculty member in the Metropolitan Design Center and a faculty scholar in the Center for Transportation Studies.

See Schively's faculty page for more info.