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Andrew Jordan Greenlee

Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

UIUC

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College of Fine & Applied Arts

Department of Urban and Regional Planning

Andrew Jordan Greenlee is currently serving as a College Of Fine & Applied Arts Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Uiuc.

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Andrew Jordan Greenlee

UIUC

Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

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public policy housing studies housing urban studies urban planning economics affordable housing social sciences sociology residential development urban policy urban geography urban sociology mobility urban affairs ethnic studies racial discrimination race economic geography planning education cultural diversity urbanization higher education planning practices poverty inclusive education environmental planning latino studies diversity sensitivity long range planning community planning racial equity transport geography migration studies diverse learners financial wellbeing income security urban society livability mobility analysis african development environmental values household finance racial groups urban mobility policy planning planning theory residential mobility financial inclusion environmental governance social sustainability urban infrastructure disadvantaged background epidemiological dynamic epidemic intelligence poverty reduction community practice education financial stress depressive symptoms housing displacement south asia chicago metropolitan area infectious disease modelling virus epidemiology low income developing country assisted living eviction moratoria theoretical metropolitan area urban epidemic trajectories digital inclusion robustness checks different skills planning skills voucher subsidy more than neighborhood change urban governance community development

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On the Outside Looking in: Latina/O/X and African American Student Perspectives on Community-Engaged Courses. Journal of Planning Education and Research (2025)

Ivis GarciaApril JacksonC. Aujean LeeBenjamin ChrisingerAndrew J. Greenlee

higher educationstudent culturescommunity practice educationethnic studiescommunity-engaged coursescultural diversityafrican american studieslaa communitieseducationintercultural educationcommunity-engaged researchintercultural studiesbelonginglatin american diasporaanti-racismethnicityracial studieslatino studiesculturelaa students

On the Persistence of Racial Health Inequities: Maternal Exposure to Geospatial Racism is Transmitted to Infant. Medical Hypotheses (2025)

Christine L.M. JosephAndrew J. GreenleeAlexandra SitarikDenise White-PerkinsCheryl MireeGanesa Wegienka

social determinants of healthracial equitysociologyearly childhood developmentgeospatial racismraceethnic studiespopulation healthpublic healthracial studiesmaternal exposureracial discriminationracial health inequities

Developing a Participatory Action Research Analytic Network to Advance a More Inclusive Process to Housing Research. Journal of Participatory Research Methods (2024)

Patrice C WilliamsDina AbreuAzan ReidGail RodriguesDavid UnderhillAndrew GreenleeEric Robsky HuntleyMariana ArcayaVedette R Gavin

research policycommunity engagementsocial sciencesresearch questionsresearch-practice partnershipscommunity-engaged researchurban studiespublic involvementhousing studiescommunity planninghousingsocial science researchcommunity developmenturban affairscommunity residentsresearch questioncommunity buildingpublic policyqualitative research

Opportunity Zones and Race. Pittsburgh Tax Review (2024)

Tracy A. KayeAndrew J. Greenlee

race relationsopportunity zonesraceethnic studiessocial sciencesdisparitiesafrican american studiesracial discriminationracial studiesregional studiesracial groups

Urban Heat Mitigation Effect and Affordable Housing Greenery Injustice Measured by Green View Index (Gvi): A Case Study in Washington, D.C.. (2024)

Zhenpeng ZhangFang FangAndrew GreenleeJiankun Lou

green citiesurban planningbuilt environmenturban heat mitigationarchitecturegreen view indexaffordable housingurban climateurban greeninggeographyurban geographylarge scale ndviurban environments

Black Mothers in Racially Segregated Neighborhoods Embodying Structural Violence: Ptsd and Depressive Symptoms on the South Side of Chicago. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2023)

Ruby MendenhallMeggan J. LeeSteven W. ColeRebecca MorrowSandra L. Rodriguez-ZasLoren HendersonKedir N. TuriAndrew Greenlee

disadvantaged backgroundurban sociologyviolence against womenblack feminismfamily violenceblack experiencesouth sidesociologyraceviolent behaviorminority stressblack mothersafrican american studiesdepressive symptomsracial discriminationpsychiatrypsychological traumainterpersonal violence

Evaluating the Quality of Street Trees in Washington, D.C.: Implications for Environmental Justice. Urban forestry & urban greening (2023)

Fang FangAndrew Jordan GreenleeYaqian HeEarl Eutsler

urban forestryurban vegetationenvironmental scienceurban ecologyforestryenvironmental justiceforest governanceurban greeningenvironmental policyenvironmental planningpublic policystreet treesarboriculturesustainable urbanism

Follow the Money (Deeper)—a Clinical Diagnosis of Opportunity Hoarding. Housing Policy Debate (2023)

Andrew J. Greenlee

financeeconomicsfinancial literacycompulsive shoppingprescribed treatmentsfinancial decision-makingbehavioral economicsclinical diagnosisopportunity hoardingbehavioral decision makingeconomic behavior

Lessons (Not) Learned: Chicago Death Inequities During the 1918 Influenza and Covid-19 Pandemics. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Ruby MendenhallJong Cheol ShinFlorence AdibuMalina Marlyn YagoRebecca VandewalleAndrew GreenleeDiana S. Grigsby-Toussaint

social epidemiologyracial disparitiesdisease outbreakscovid-19communicable diseasespopulation healthpublic healthmortalitypublic health preparednesspneumonia mortality ratesracial discriminationsocial determinants of healthdemographyinfluenzaepidemiology

Making Sense to Save the World. Journal of Race Ethnicity and the City (2023)

Andrew J. Greenlee

environmental valuesinternational developmentsustainable livingsustainable development goalsglobal studiesworld developmentglobal responsibilityglobal policypublic policysustainable developmentun sustainable development goal

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Andrew Jordan Greenlee

Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Fine & Applied Arts

Department of Urban and Regional Planning

Andrew Jordan Greenlee is currently serving as a College Of Fine & Applied Arts Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Andrew Jordan Greenlee

UIUC

Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On the Outside Looking in: Latina/O/X and African American Student Perspectives on Community-Engaged Courses. Journal of Planning Education and Research (2025)

Ivis GarciaApril JacksonC. Aujean LeeBenjamin ChrisingerAndrew J. Greenlee

On the Persistence of Racial Health Inequities: Maternal Exposure to Geospatial Racism is Transmitted to Infant. Medical Hypotheses (2025)

Christine L.M. JosephAndrew J. GreenleeAlexandra SitarikDenise White-PerkinsCheryl MireeGanesa Wegienka

Developing a Participatory Action Research Analytic Network to Advance a More Inclusive Process to Housing Research. Journal of Participatory Research Methods (2024)

Patrice C WilliamsDina AbreuAzan ReidGail RodriguesDavid UnderhillAndrew GreenleeEric Robsky HuntleyMariana ArcayaVedette R Gavin

Opportunity Zones and Race. Pittsburgh Tax Review (2024)

Tracy A. KayeAndrew J. Greenlee

race relationsopportunity zonesraceethnic studiessocial sciencesdisparitiesafrican american studiesracial discriminationracial studiesregional studiesracial groups

Urban Heat Mitigation Effect and Affordable Housing Greenery Injustice Measured by Green View Index (Gvi): A Case Study in Washington, D.C.. (2024)

Zhenpeng ZhangFang FangAndrew GreenleeJiankun Lou

green citiesurban planningbuilt environmenturban heat mitigationarchitecturegreen view indexaffordable housingurban climateurban greeninggeographyurban geographylarge scale ndviurban environments

Black Mothers in Racially Segregated Neighborhoods Embodying Structural Violence: Ptsd and Depressive Symptoms on the South Side of Chicago. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2023)

Ruby MendenhallMeggan J. LeeSteven W. ColeRebecca MorrowSandra L. Rodriguez-ZasLoren HendersonKedir N. TuriAndrew Greenlee

Evaluating the Quality of Street Trees in Washington, D.C.: Implications for Environmental Justice. Urban forestry & urban greening (2023)

Fang FangAndrew Jordan GreenleeYaqian HeEarl Eutsler

Follow the Money (Deeper)—a Clinical Diagnosis of Opportunity Hoarding. Housing Policy Debate (2023)

Andrew J. Greenlee

Lessons (Not) Learned: Chicago Death Inequities During the 1918 Influenza and Covid-19 Pandemics. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Ruby MendenhallJong Cheol ShinFlorence AdibuMalina Marlyn YagoRebecca VandewalleAndrew GreenleeDiana S. Grigsby-Toussaint

Making Sense to Save the World. Journal of Race Ethnicity and the City (2023)

Andrew J. Greenlee

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