Susan Gladstone
sg217@columbia.edu
EDUCATION
Columbia University - September 2003-present
Doctoral candidate in Urban Planning with a concentration in Architectural
History
Advisors: Kenneth Frampton and Elliott Sclar
University Fellow 2003 - present
MPhil with distinction 2006
Columbia University - September 2001-May 2003
MS in Urban Planning
Concentration: INternational comparative planning and urban design
Masters Thesis: Megaforms as Cities-in-Miniature: Catalysts in the Urban
Fabric
Barnard College
BA in Psychology with departmental honors
Concentration on human and animal cognition
TEACHING
Urban Planning Program, Columbia University - September
2002-present
Quantitative Techniques, Instructor (September 2002 - December
2006)
Introductory statistics for social scientists with complimentary laboratory
using SPSS 13
Physical Structure of Cities, Instructor (September 2005 - December
2005)
The history of urban development and the physical structure of cities from
the industrial revolution onward.
Infrastructure of Cities in the Third World, Teaching Assistant (January
2005 - May 2005)
A professionally practical course exploring regular and traditional technologies
in city building.
Urban Planning Studio on Brewster, New York, Co-instructor (January
2004 - May 2004)
A planning studio focused on the environmental remediation and watershed
management of the village of Brewster, New York
Urban Studies Program, Barnard College - January
2007-present
Comparative Urban History, Instructor
A comparative global history of city development in the twentieth century,
concentrating on Denver, Melbourne, Singapore, Brasilia and Toronto.
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