Email Address:carrie.makarewicz@ucdenver.edu
Primary Phone:303-315-1008
Office Hours: Tuesdays: 1:30p – 3:00p
Dr. Makarewicz is an associate professor and department chair at the University of Colorado Denver. She joined the faculty in 2013 and. Her research focuses on how the interactions among public investments, development, and public policies affect human development, through their effects on household income, accessible and safe neighborhoods, housing affordability, individual health and well-being, access to regional opportunities, and environmental quality. Her work has examined access to public transportation and active modes, affordable housing outcomes, how the built environment affects families’ daily lives, public-private initiatives focused on arts and sustainability, and post-disaster housing recovery. In her five years at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), she co-developed the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index and worked on programs for equitable approaches to carsharing, energy efficiency, green buildings, and transit-oriented development. She has been an active member of several committees focused on equity in planning, including STAR Community Index’s Affordability and Equity Technical Advisory Committee for eight years; the Task Force for the American Planning Association’s Planning for Equity Policy Guide; the Public Schools Interest Group in the American Planning Association, Meow Wolf Denver’s Community Advisory Committee to guide and track the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility commitments; the City of Denver’s COVID Mobility Task Force; and the Auraria Campus’s Gentrification and Urban Displacement Task Force. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan, a Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Affairs from the University of Illinois-Chicago, and a Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
2019-2021 Vice President, Faculty Women’s Interest Group, American Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017 Policy Equity Guide Task Force (and author)for the American Planning Association 2020- Steering Committee Chair for Reports and Research, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2015-2020 Founding Co-chair, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2014-2017 Advisory Board, Mile High Connects, Denver, CO 2016 Awards Committee, Metro Vision 2035, Denver Regional Council of Governments 2015 Awards Selection Committee for Dialog 6: Right to the City, articles authored by members of ACSP-accredited institutions 2014-2015 Awards Committee, Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association 2015-2017 Women in Transportation Advisory Group, West Central Region of the US DOT 2008-2016STAR Communities Sustainability Index, Technical Advisory Committee on Equity and Empowerment, and Technical Advisory Group. Sponsored by ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, U.S. Green Building Conference, and the Center for American Progress.
Email Address:carrie.makarewicz@ucdenver.edu
Primary Phone:303-315-1008
Office Hours: Tuesdays: 1:30p – 3:00p
Dr. Makarewicz is an associate professor and department chair at the University of Colorado Denver. She joined the faculty in 2013 and. Her research focuses on how the interactions among public investments, development, and public policies affect human development, through their effects on household income, accessible and safe neighborhoods, housing affordability, individual health and well-being, access to regional opportunities, and environmental quality. Her work has examined access to public transportation and active modes, affordable housing outcomes, how the built environment affects families’ daily lives, public-private initiatives focused on arts and sustainability, and post-disaster housing recovery. In her five years at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), she co-developed the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index and worked on programs for equitable approaches to carsharing, energy efficiency, green buildings, and transit-oriented development. She has been an active member of several committees focused on equity in planning, including STAR Community Index’s Affordability and Equity Technical Advisory Committee for eight years; the Task Force for the American Planning Association’s Planning for Equity Policy Guide; the Public Schools Interest Group in the American Planning Association, Meow Wolf Denver’s Community Advisory Committee to guide and track the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility commitments; the City of Denver’s COVID Mobility Task Force; and the Auraria Campus’s Gentrification and Urban Displacement Task Force. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan, a Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Affairs from the University of Illinois-Chicago, and a Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
2019-2021 Vice President, Faculty Women’s Interest Group, American Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017 Policy Equity Guide Task Force (and author)for the American Planning Association 2020- Steering Committee Chair for Reports and Research, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2015-2020 Founding Co-chair, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2014-2017 Advisory Board, Mile High Connects, Denver, CO 2016 Awards Committee, Metro Vision 2035, Denver Regional Council of Governments 2015 Awards Selection Committee for Dialog 6: Right to the City, articles authored by members of ACSP-accredited institutions 2014-2015 Awards Committee, Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association 2015-2017 Women in Transportation Advisory Group, West Central Region of the US DOT 2008-2016STAR Communities Sustainability Index, Technical Advisory Committee on Equity and Empowerment, and Technical Advisory Group. Sponsored by ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, U.S. Green Building Conference, and the Center for American Progress.
Email Address:carrie.makarewicz@ucdenver.edu
Primary Phone:303-315-1008
Office Hours: Tuesdays: 1:30p – 3:00p
Dr. Makarewicz is an associate professor and department chair at the University of Colorado Denver. She joined the faculty in 2013 and. Her research focuses on how the interactions among public investments, development, and public policies affect human development, through their effects on household income, accessible and safe neighborhoods, housing affordability, individual health and well-being, access to regional opportunities, and environmental quality. Her work has examined access to public transportation and active modes, affordable housing outcomes, how the built environment affects families’ daily lives, public-private initiatives focused on arts and sustainability, and post-disaster housing recovery. In her five years at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), she co-developed the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index and worked on programs for equitable approaches to carsharing, energy efficiency, green buildings, and transit-oriented development. She has been an active member of several committees focused on equity in planning, including STAR Community Index’s Affordability and Equity Technical Advisory Committee for eight years; the Task Force for the American Planning Association’s Planning for Equity Policy Guide; the Public Schools Interest Group in the American Planning Association, Meow Wolf Denver’s Community Advisory Committee to guide and track the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility commitments; the City of Denver’s COVID Mobility Task Force; and the Auraria Campus’s Gentrification and Urban Displacement Task Force. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan, a Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Affairs from the University of Illinois-Chicago, and a Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
2019-2021 Vice President, Faculty Women’s Interest Group, American Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017 Policy Equity Guide Task Force (and author)for the American Planning Association 2020- Steering Committee Chair for Reports and Research, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2015-2020 Founding Co-chair, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2014-2017 Advisory Board, Mile High Connects, Denver, CO 2016 Awards Committee, Metro Vision 2035, Denver Regional Council of Governments 2015 Awards Selection Committee for Dialog 6: Right to the City, articles authored by members of ACSP-accredited institutions 2014-2015 Awards Committee, Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association 2015-2017 Women in Transportation Advisory Group, West Central Region of the US DOT 2008-2016STAR Communities Sustainability Index, Technical Advisory Committee on Equity and Empowerment, and Technical Advisory Group. Sponsored by ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, U.S. Green Building Conference, and the Center for American Progress.
Email Address:carrie.makarewicz@ucdenver.edu
Primary Phone:303-315-1008
Office Hours: Tuesdays: 1:30p – 3:00p
Dr. Makarewicz is an associate professor and department chair at the University of Colorado Denver. She joined the faculty in 2013 and. Her research focuses on how the interactions among public investments, development, and public policies affect human development, through their effects on household income, accessible and safe neighborhoods, housing affordability, individual health and well-being, access to regional opportunities, and environmental quality. Her work has examined access to public transportation and active modes, affordable housing outcomes, how the built environment affects families’ daily lives, public-private initiatives focused on arts and sustainability, and post-disaster housing recovery. In her five years at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), she co-developed the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index and worked on programs for equitable approaches to carsharing, energy efficiency, green buildings, and transit-oriented development. She has been an active member of several committees focused on equity in planning, including STAR Community Index’s Affordability and Equity Technical Advisory Committee for eight years; the Task Force for the American Planning Association’s Planning for Equity Policy Guide; the Public Schools Interest Group in the American Planning Association, Meow Wolf Denver’s Community Advisory Committee to guide and track the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility commitments; the City of Denver’s COVID Mobility Task Force; and the Auraria Campus’s Gentrification and Urban Displacement Task Force. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan, a Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Affairs from the University of Illinois-Chicago, and a Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
2019-2021 Vice President, Faculty Women’s Interest Group, American Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017 Policy Equity Guide Task Force (and author)for the American Planning Association 2020- Steering Committee Chair for Reports and Research, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2015-2020 Founding Co-chair, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2014-2017 Advisory Board, Mile High Connects, Denver, CO 2016 Awards Committee, Metro Vision 2035, Denver Regional Council of Governments 2015 Awards Selection Committee for Dialog 6: Right to the City, articles authored by members of ACSP-accredited institutions 2014-2015 Awards Committee, Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association 2015-2017 Women in Transportation Advisory Group, West Central Region of the US DOT 2008-2016STAR Communities Sustainability Index, Technical Advisory Committee on Equity and Empowerment, and Technical Advisory Group. Sponsored by ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, U.S. Green Building Conference, and the Center for American Progress.
Email Address:carrie.makarewicz@ucdenver.edu
Primary Phone:303-315-1008
Office Hours: Tuesdays: 1:30p – 3:00p
Dr. Makarewicz is an associate professor and department chair at the University of Colorado Denver. She joined the faculty in 2013 and. Her research focuses on how the interactions among public investments, development, and public policies affect human development, through their effects on household income, accessible and safe neighborhoods, housing affordability, individual health and well-being, access to regional opportunities, and environmental quality. Her work has examined access to public transportation and active modes, affordable housing outcomes, how the built environment affects families’ daily lives, public-private initiatives focused on arts and sustainability, and post-disaster housing recovery. In her five years at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), she co-developed the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index and worked on programs for equitable approaches to carsharing, energy efficiency, green buildings, and transit-oriented development. She has been an active member of several committees focused on equity in planning, including STAR Community Index’s Affordability and Equity Technical Advisory Committee for eight years; the Task Force for the American Planning Association’s Planning for Equity Policy Guide; the Public Schools Interest Group in the American Planning Association, Meow Wolf Denver’s Community Advisory Committee to guide and track the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility commitments; the City of Denver’s COVID Mobility Task Force; and the Auraria Campus’s Gentrification and Urban Displacement Task Force. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan, a Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Affairs from the University of Illinois-Chicago, and a Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
2019-2021 Vice President, Faculty Women’s Interest Group, American Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017 Policy Equity Guide Task Force (and author)for the American Planning Association 2020- Steering Committee Chair for Reports and Research, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2015-2020 Founding Co-chair, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2014-2017 Advisory Board, Mile High Connects, Denver, CO 2016 Awards Committee, Metro Vision 2035, Denver Regional Council of Governments 2015 Awards Selection Committee for Dialog 6: Right to the City, articles authored by members of ACSP-accredited institutions 2014-2015 Awards Committee, Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association 2015-2017 Women in Transportation Advisory Group, West Central Region of the US DOT 2008-2016STAR Communities Sustainability Index, Technical Advisory Committee on Equity and Empowerment, and Technical Advisory Group. Sponsored by ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, U.S. Green Building Conference, and the Center for American Progress.
Email Address:carrie.makarewicz@ucdenver.edu
Primary Phone:303-315-1008
Office Hours: Tuesdays: 1:30p – 3:00p
Dr. Makarewicz is an associate professor and department chair at the University of Colorado Denver. She joined the faculty in 2013 and. Her research focuses on how the interactions among public investments, development, and public policies affect human development, through their effects on household income, accessible and safe neighborhoods, housing affordability, individual health and well-being, access to regional opportunities, and environmental quality. Her work has examined access to public transportation and active modes, affordable housing outcomes, how the built environment affects families’ daily lives, public-private initiatives focused on arts and sustainability, and post-disaster housing recovery. In her five years at the Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT), she co-developed the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index and worked on programs for equitable approaches to carsharing, energy efficiency, green buildings, and transit-oriented development. She has been an active member of several committees focused on equity in planning, including STAR Community Index’s Affordability and Equity Technical Advisory Committee for eight years; the Task Force for the American Planning Association’s Planning for Equity Policy Guide; the Public Schools Interest Group in the American Planning Association, Meow Wolf Denver’s Community Advisory Committee to guide and track the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility commitments; the City of Denver’s COVID Mobility Task Force; and the Auraria Campus’s Gentrification and Urban Displacement Task Force. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan, a Master’s in Urban Planning and Public Affairs from the University of Illinois-Chicago, and a Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
2019-2021 Vice President, Faculty Women’s Interest Group, American Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017 Policy Equity Guide Task Force (and author)for the American Planning Association 2020- Steering Committee Chair for Reports and Research, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2015-2020 Founding Co-chair, Public Schools Interest Group of the American Planning Association 2014-2017 Advisory Board, Mile High Connects, Denver, CO 2016 Awards Committee, Metro Vision 2035, Denver Regional Council of Governments 2015 Awards Selection Committee for Dialog 6: Right to the City, articles authored by members of ACSP-accredited institutions 2014-2015 Awards Committee, Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association 2015-2017 Women in Transportation Advisory Group, West Central Region of the US DOT 2008-2016STAR Communities Sustainability Index, Technical Advisory Committee on Equity and Empowerment, and Technical Advisory Group. Sponsored by ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, U.S. Green Building Conference, and the Center for American Progress.