CURRICULUM VITAE. Sy Adler October, Education

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Sy Adler October, 2014 Education Ph. D City and Regional Planning University of California, Berkeley MCP 1973 City Planning Harvard University B.A Urban Studies University of Pittsburgh Employment 9/13- Interim Associate Dean, College of Urban and Public Affairs, Portland State University 7/96-12/00 Director, School of Urban Studies and Planning, Portland State University 9/92- Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Portland State University. 9/87-6/92 Associate Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Portland State University. 9/82-6/87 Assistant Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Portland State University. 3/80-6/82 Regional Planner, Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning. Publications Books 2012 Oregon Plans: The Making of an Unquiet Land Use Revolution. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press Carl Abbott, Sy Adler, and Margery Abbott, Planning a New West: The Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press Carl Abbott, Deborah Howe, and Sy Adler, eds., Planning the Oregon Way, Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press. Chapters 2011 and Carl Abbott and Margery Abbott, The Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Regional Planning for the New West. In Carleton Montgomery, ed., Regional Planning for a Sustainable America. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.

2 2011 and J. Brenner, M. Frisch, L. Knopp and M. Lauria, Reflections on Classic Articles on Planning and LGBT Communities. In Petra Doan, ed., Queerying Planning: Challenging Heteronormative Assumptions and Reframing Planning Practice. Ashgate and Johanna Brenner, Gender and Space: Lesbians and Gay Men in the City. In Jan Lin and Christopher Mele, eds., The Urban Sociology Reader. Routledge and Jennifer Dill, The Evolution of Transportation Planning in the Portland Metropolitan Area. In Connie Ozawa, ed., The Portland Edge. Covelo, CA: Island Press "The Oregon Approach to Integrating Transportation and Land Use Planning." In Carl Abbott, Deborah Howe, and Sy Adler, eds., Planning the Oregon Way, Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press "The Evolution of Federal Transit Policy. In Martin Melosi, ed., Urban Public Policy: Historical Modes and Methods, University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press and Sheldon Edner, "Governing and Managing Multi-Modal Regional Transit Agencies in a Multicentric Era." In George M. Guess, ed., Public Policy and Transit System Management, Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. Articles 2009 Ellen Shoshkes and Sy Adler, Planning for Healthy People/Healthy Places: Lessons from mid-20th Century Global Discourse. Planning Perspectives, Volume 24, Number 2: and Noelle Dobson, Karen Perl Fox, and Lynn Weigand, Advocates and Active Living on the Rural-Urban Fringe: A Case Study of Planning in the Portland, Oregon, Metropolitan Area. Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law, Volume 33, Number 3: Noelle Dobson, Sy Adler, Karen Perl Fox and Lynn Weigand, Advocating for Active Living on the Rural-Urban Fringe, Planning Magazine, Volume 73, Number 2: A Deborah Howe, Carl Abbott, and Sy Adler, What's on the Horizon for Oregon Planners? Journal of the American Planning Association, Volume 70, Number 4: Mark Bello and Sy Adler, Banning the Snout House : The Politics of Design in Portland, Oregon. Journal of Architectural and Planning Research, Volume 21, Number 3: Carl Abbott, Sy Adler, Deborah Howe, A Quiet Counterrevolution in Land Use Regulation: The Origins and Impacts of Oregon s Ballot Measure 7. Housing Policy Debate, Volume 14, Number 3: J. C. Jo and Sy Adler, North Korean Planning: Urban Changes and Regional Balance. Cities, Volume 19, Number 3:

3 2002 Jin Cheol Jo and Sy Adler, Planning in the socialist developing country: the case of North Korea. Habitat International 26: Martha Bianco and Sy Adler, The Politics of Implementation: The Corporatist Paradigm Applied to the Implementation of Oregon s Statewide Transportation Planning Rule. Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 21, Number Matthew Slavin and Sy Adler, Legislative Constraints on Gubernatorial State Industrial Policy: Evidence from Oregon s Regional Strategies Program. Economic Development Quarterly, Volume 10, Number "The Evolution of Federal Transit Policy." Journal of Policy History, Volume 5, Number 1. (Reprinted in Martin Melosi, ed., Urban Public Policy: Historical Modes and Methods, Pennsylvania State University Press, 1993.) 1992 and Sheldon Edner, "Challenges Confronting Metropolitan Portland's Transportation Decision System." Transportation Research Record, Number and Johanna Brenner, "Gender and Space: Lesbians and Gay Men in the City." International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Volume 16, Number 1. (Reprinted in Jan Lin and Christopher Mele, eds., The Urban Sociology Reader. Routledge, 2005.) 1991 "The Transformation of the Pacific Electric Railway: Bradford Snell, Roger Rabbit, and the Politics of Transportation in Los Angeles." Urban Affairs Quarterly, Volume 27, Number "Environmental Movement Politics, Mandates to Plan, and Professional Planners: The Dialectics of Discretion in Planning Practice." Journal of Architectural and Planning Research, Volume 7, Number Sharon Baggett and Sy Adler, "Regulating the Residential Care Industry: Historical Precedents and Current Dilemmas." Journal of Aging and Social Policy, Volume 2, Number and Gerald Blake, "The Effects of a Formal Citizen Participation Program on Involvement in the Planning Process: A Case Study of Portland, Oregon." State and Local Government Review, Volume 22, Number Carl Abbott and Sy Adler, "History in Planning Analysis." Journal of the American Planning Association, Volume 55, Number "Infrastructure Politics: The Dynamics of Crossing San Francisco Bay." The Public Historian, Volume 10, Number "A Comparative Analysis of Rail Transit Politics, Policy and Planning in Canada and the United States." The Logistics and Transportation Review, Volume 24, Number and Sheldon Edner, "Technological Change in Urban Transport Organizations." Public Productivity Review, Volume 12, Number 2.

4 1988 Why BART but no LART? The Political Economy of Rail Rapid Transit Planning in the Los Angeles and San Francisco Metropolitan Areas, Planning Perspectives, Volume 2, Number The New Information Technology and the Structure of Planning Practice. Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 6, Number The Dynamics of Transit Innovation in Los Angeles. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, Volume 4: Book Reviews 2014 Review of Kathie Durbin, Bridging a Great Divide: The Battle for the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon State University Press, Oregon Historical Quarterly, Volume 115, Number Review of Zachary Schrag, The Great Society Subway: A History of the Washington Metro, The Johns Hopkins University Press, Journal of American History. Volume 93, Number Review of Gregory Crowley, The Politics of Place: Contentious Urban Redevelopment in Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 26, Number Review of Greg Hise, Magnetic Los Angeles: Planning the Twentieth-Century Metropolis, The Johns Hopkins University Press, Pacific Historical Review, Volume 67, Number Review of Bruce McClendon and Anthony Catanese, eds., Planners on Planning: Leading Planners Offer Real-Life Lessons on What Works, What Doesn t, and Why, Jossey-Bass, Journal of the American Planning Association, Volume 63, Number Review of Clifton Hood, 722 Miles: How the Subways Shaped New York City, Simon and Schuster, Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 14, Number Review of Scott Bottles, Los Angeles and the Automobile: The Making of the Modern City, University of California Press, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, Volume 6, Number 2. Completed Works An Historical Perspective on the Metropolitan Portland Urban Growth Boundary. A chapter in a forthcoming book to be published by Planners Press in conjunction with the 2015 APA National Planning Conference in Seattle. Work in Progress The Planning History, Theory, and Politics of the Portland Metropolitan Area s Original Urban Growth Boundary. Book manuscript.

5 Research Monographs 2003 and Julie Odell, Assessment of the Community GIS Initiative. Prepared for Ford Foundation and Connie Ozawa, Pleasant Valley Concept Plan: Project Evaluation. Prepared for Metro and Carl Abbott, Conflict and Cooperation on the Metropolitan Frontier: The Politics of Regional Growth Management in the Pacific Northwest. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Sheldon Edner, Sy Adler and Peter Morris, Challenges Confronting Metropolitan Portland's Transportation Decision- Making Regime. TRANS/NOW Understanding the Dynamics of Innovation in Urban Transit. United States Department of Transportation, Urban Mass Transportation Administration The Political Economy of Transit in the San Francisco Bay Area, United States Department of Transportation. Urban Mass Transportation Administration. Conference Papers and Presentations 2013 The Planning History, Theory, and Politics of Metropolitan Portland s Urban Growth Boundary. Presented at Association of European Schools of Planning/Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference The Planning History, Theory, and Politics of Metropolitan Portland s Urban Growth Boundary. Presented at International Planning History Society Conference Planning Innovations in Oregon and Metropolitan Portland, 1960s and 1970s. CityWise Breakfast Series, Portland State University Andree Tremoulet and Sy Adler. Unlikely Alliance: How Oregon Addressed Exclusionary Zoning in the 1970s. Presented at Associated Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference Sy Adler, Deborah Howe, Connie Ozawa, Planning Studios as Incubators for Ethical Professional Practice. Presented at Associated Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference The 1973 Oregon State Land Use Planning Law in Conceptual and Comparative Perspective. Presented at Society for American City and Regional Planning History Conference Oregon s Statewide Planning Goals in Historical Perspective. Presented at Association of European Schools of Planning Conference Planners, Environmentalists and Lawyers, and the Politics of Land Use Legislation in Oregon. Presented at International Planning History Society Conference The Politics of Adopting Oregon s Statewide Land Use Planning Goals. Presented at Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference.

6 2007 Lawyers, Planners, Lawyer/Planners: The Dynamics of Land Use Planning in Oregon. Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference Watchdog Emerging: The Pre-History of 1000 Friends of Oregon. Presented at Urban Affairs Association Conference Ellen Shoshkes and Sy Adler, Planning for Healthy People/Healthy Places: Lessons from mid-20th Century Global Discourse. Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference The Evolution of Transportation Planning in the Portland Metropolitan Area. Presented at the AESOP-ACSP Joint Conference Roundtable Presentation: Oregon s Ballot Measure 7. Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference "Planners and Angry Citizens: The Portland Planning Bureau and the Dynamics of Increasing Density." Presented at the Association of Collegiate School of Planning Conference Roundtable Presentation: Toronto as a Capital of Good Planning: Canadian and U.S. Perspectives. Presented at the Association of Collegiate School of Planning Conference "Implementing Oregon's Statewide Transportation Planning Rule: The Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation Within the Community of Planners." Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference "Pushing the Envelope of Planning Practice: Citizen Activists, Professional Planners, and the Politics of Transportation Modeling in the Portland Metropolitan Area." Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference "Planners as Educators: The Portland Planning Bureau's Livable City Project." Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference "The Oregon Approach to Integrating Transportation and Land Use Planning." Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference "The Oregon Approach to Integrating Transportation and Land Use Planning." Presented at the Urban Affairs Association Annual Meeting "The Evolution of Transportation Planning Practice." Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference "Institutional and Professional Issues in Planning Theory and Practice." Presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference Invited Participant, International Conference on Research on Planning Practice, Cornell University. Grants, Fellowships and Prizes

7 2008 Gift from John Gray to support research and writing about the history of the Oregon Land Use Planning program ($9,500) Recipient, Excellence in Departmental Civic Engagement Award, Center for Academic Excellence, Portland State University The Impact of Ballot Measure 7 on Statewide Land Use Planning in Oregon. Co-Principal Investigators Carl Abbott, Sy Adler, and Deborah Howe. Fannie Mae Foundation. (Funded, $9,000) 2001 Community GIS Initiative. Project Evaluator for this Ford Foundation-supported effort at PSU s Institute for Portland Metropolitan Studies (Funded, $259,000) Urban Reserve Planning for the Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Region. Professor Connie Ozawa, co-investigator. Metro contract funded through a grant to Metro from the Federal Highway Administration s Transportation and Community and System Preservation Pilot Program (Funded, $57,000) Conflict and Cooperation on the Metropolitan Frontier: The Politics of Regional Growth Management in the Pacific Northwest. Professor Carl Abbott, co-investigator. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy (Funded, $8,331) Oregon Policy Seminar. Professor Carl Abbott, co-investigator. PSU Faculty Development Program (Funded, $1,700) Catherine Bauer Wurster Prize for the best scholarly paper ("The Transformation of the Pacific Electric Railway...") Society for American City and Regional Planning History Implementing Design Review in the Portland Metropolitan Area. Professor Stefano Zegretti, co-investigator. University Committee on Research and Publications (Funded, $1,000) A Comparative Analysis of Planning Theory and Practice in the Pacific Northwest. PSU Faculty Development Program (Funded, $2,300) Transportation Decision-Making Processes in the Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Area. TRANS/NOW. Professor Sheldon Edner, coinvestigator. (Funded, $33,000) Policy Implementation Issues in the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area. Professors Carl Abbott and Sheldon Edner, coinvestigators. PSU Faculty Development Program (Funded, $2,200). Courses Recently Taught Urban Planning Courses: History and Theory of Planning Introduction to Urban Planning Planning Theory Seminar Planning Workshop Urban Studies Courses: The Sociology and Politics of Urban Life

8 The Sociology and Politics of Urban Life: Advanced Readings Marxism and the City Community Development Courses: Theory and Philosophy of Community Development Community Development Seminar Substantive Policy Courses: Healthy Communities Freshman Inquiry Course: Portland Dissertation Committees Five currently active. Chair: 2 Member: 3 Committee chair for thirty-eight completed Ph.D. dissertations to date. Service to Profession 2014 Reviewed and commented on reports prepared by CUPA Center for Public Service about the current status and future of the Columbia River Gorge Commission Moderator, Detroit Revitalization Fellows Program sponsored panel discussion. Transit Oriented Development in Portland, OR Moderator, Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association sponsored Forum. The Oregon State Legislature and Urban Growth Boundary Planning Urban and Regional Planning Programs Assessor. Florida Atlantic University Planning Accreditation Board Site Visitor. University of New Mexico Ex-officio Member, Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association Board Senate Bill 100: The National Context of a Landmark Planning Law. Panel presentation to Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission as part of the 40 th anniversary commemoration of Senate Bill Chair, Academic Program Committee, Planning, Law, and Property Rights Conference Consultant to Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development about Senate Bill th Anniversary commemoration in 2013 and a proposed oral history project Moderator, Oregon Chapters of the American Planning Association and American Society of Landscape Architectssponsored Forum. City of Portland Mayoral Candidates Consultant to the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development on the design of a series of Urban Forums Planning Accreditation Board Site Visitor, Arizona State University.

9 2010 Moderator, Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association-sponsored Panel Discussion. Metro Council President Candidates Presentation about the political history of the Oregon Statewide Planning Goals to Department of Land Conservation and Development staff Oregon State University Press Editorial Board member Roundtable Organizer, Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association Conference. Creativity and Professional Planning Practice-An International Perspective Consultant to Oregon University System Land Use Project. Contributed to the design of a set of studies that evaluated the implementation of several Oregon statewide land use planning goals. Consulted with the authors of studies of the Citizen Participation goal and the Urbanization goal done as part of the Land Use Project Volunteer Service Award presented by Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association Deborah Howe, Carl Abbott, and Sy Adler, Co-Editors, Journal of the American Planning Association. (Approximately $200,000 grant funding from American Planning Association during this period) Deborah Howe, Carl Abbott, and Sy Adler, Book Review Co- Editors, Journal of the American Planning Association. Approximately $85,000 grant funding from American Planning Association during this period) Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Architectural and Planning Research Member, Awards Committee, Oregon Chapter, American Planning Association. Article Referee Policy Studies Journal Antipode Urban Affairs Quarterly/Review Planning Perspectives Progress in Planning Environment and Planning A Environment and Planning D: Society and Space Journal of Architectural and Planning Research Journal of Environmental Planning and Mgmt. Journal of Planning Education and Research State and Local Government Review Journal of Policy History Journal of the American Planning Association University Service Member, University Post Tenure Review Committee

10 2014- Member, Academic Program Prioritization Committee Member, Academic Advising Council 2013 Researching the History of the Oregon Statewide Land Use Planning Program. Presentation sponsored by the Special Collection Department of the PSU Library to enhance interest in the Library collections related to urban and regional planning 2013 President, AAUP-Oregon AAUP Representative, Peer Review/Career Support Task Force Member, PSU-AAUP Collective Bargaining Team Community Studies Upper Division Cluster Coordinator. Substantially revised the cluster to conform to new University Studies Council requirements and secured approval for the revisions Member, Committee on Faculty Senate Constitutional Change Member, PSU-AAUP Executive Council (Past President) Member, Campus Master Plan Committee Member, Ad-Hoc Committee on the Summer Session President, PSU-AAUP Member, Accreditation Self-Study Sub-committee: Standard 7 Finance Member, University Budget and Priorities Committee Member, AAUP Executive Council Community Studies Upper Division Cluster Coordinator 1999 Member, Faculty Senate Ad Hoc Committee on Cross-Listed and Omnibus-Numbered Courses Designer and Coordinator, Healthy People/Healthy Places Upper Division Cluster Member, Intercollegiate Athletics Board of the Faculty Senate Recipient, American Association of University Professors Faculty Service Award Vice-President for Collective Bargaining, American Association of University Professors Member, Search committee for Environmental Science/Studies positions Member, Ad-hoc committee to design an Environmental Studies Major AAUP representative, Joint AAUP/Administration Committee on Faculty Productivity AAUP representative, University Budget Reduction Team AAUP representative, University Budget Reduction Team Member, University Planning Council Member, AAUP Executive Council Vice-President for Collective Bargaining, AAUP Member, Collective Bargaining Team, AAUP Chair, Joint AAUP/Administration Committee on Salary Merit Pay Guidelines Member, AAUP Executive Council Member, Faculty Senate Library Committee.

11 School/College Service 9/14- Member, Search Committee for SUSP Land-Use position 10/13-6/14 Chair, CUPA Futures Committee 1/13-2/13 Member, CUPA Dean s Promotion and Tenure Committee 9/12-2/13 Member, Search Committee for SUSP Land-Use position 1/12-6/13 Member, MURP Executive Committee 1/11-5/11 Chair, Search Committee for SUSP position 1/11-9/13 Coordinator, Urban Studies Doctoral Program 1/11-9/13 Member, Urban Studies Executive Committee 1/11-5/11 Member, Division of Criminology and Criminal Justice Promotion and Tenure Committee 4/10-12/10 Member, School of Community Health Search Committee 9/09-12/10 Member, MURP Executive Committee 9/09-3/10 Member, Search Committee for SUSP position 9/08-3/09 Chair, Search Committee for SUSP position 9/07-9/13 Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee. (Chair, 9/08-6/09) 9/07-6/09 Member, Urban Studies Executive Committee. (Chair, 9/08-6/09) 1/06-3/06 Member, Search Committee for Urban Studies and Planning Position. 1/05-3/05 Member, CUPA Dean s Promotion and Tenure Committee 1/04-6/04 Member, MURP Executive Committee. 9/03-6/04 Member, Urban Studies Admissions Committee. 7/02-8/03 Coordinator, MURP and Undergraduate Curricula. 6/02-4/03 Member, Search Committee for Urban Studies and Planning Position. 1/01-6/02 PhD Program Coordinator. 9/95-6/96 Chair, Faculty Evaluation Committee Member, Search committee for Urban Studies and Planning Position Dean's Ad-hoc committee on the PhD programs Dean's Ad-hoc committee to design an Undergraduate Urban Studies Major. 9/92-6/94 Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee. 9/91-6/92 Chair, PhD Admission Committee. 9/90-6/91 Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee. 9/87-6/89 Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee (Chair, 9/88-6/89). 6/85-3/93 Chair, MURP Faculty Group. Community Service 2014 Regional Transportation History and Politics. Presentation at event sponsored by City Club of Portland and 1000 Friends of Oregon Presentation to Government Officials and Academics from Far Eastern Russia about Urban Planning-Related Student Participation in University-Community Partnerships. World Affairs Council.

12 2013 Land Use Planning at Middle Age: Senate Bill 100 Turns 40. Presentation at Oregon Historical Society-sponsored History Pub, McMenamins Kennedy School, Portland Presentation about Senate Bill 100 at a panel discussion moderated by TV producer and writer Christy George about: Climate Change, from SB 100 to Hurricane Sandy. Multnomah County Library Presentation about Oregon Plans and Land-Use Planning history to Oregon and Washington Professional Land Surveyors Presentation about Oregon Plans to Oregon Environmental Council Board of Directors Interview broadcast on National Public Radio about Transportation Politics in Los Angeles Presentation about Oregon Plans to 1000 Friends of Oregon as part of its McCall Society Speaker Series Presentation to Local Government Officials from Iraq about Urban Planning in the United States. World Affairs Council Presentation about Oregon Plans and Planning Innovations in Oregon and the Portland Metropolitan Area, CityWise Breakfast Series Adviser to 1000 Friends of Oregon Land Use Leadership Initiative 2011 Author, Senate Bill 10 (1969). An entry in The Oregon Encyclopedia. Online at: Testimony to Oregon House of Representatives Land Use Committee on the History of the Oregon Land Use Planning Program Presentation about Ballot Measures 37 and 49. Oregon State University Land Use Explorer Project. Videotaped and available on the Project website Presentation about The History and Fundamentals of Planning in Oregon. The Planning Commissioner Training Series, jointly sponsored by the Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association and PSU Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning. Videotaped and available on the OAPA website Member, Tri-Metropolitan Transit District Citizens Advisory Committee on the Budget Participant, Governor's Conversation with Oregon Consultant to the Quinault Indian Nation Taught Urban Transportation Policy course for Tri-Metropolitan Transit District management personnel Executive Board Member, Downtown Community Association, Portland. Treasurer,

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