The University of Sydney - Australia
AUTHOR PROFILE
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:
Dr. Nancy Marshall embarked on her academic journey, earning her PhD in Planning and Urban Development from the University of New South Wales (Australia) in 2000. Her thesis, "Into the Third Millennium: Neocorporatism, the State and the Urban Planning Profession," showcased her early dedication to exploring the intersection of urban planning and governance. Notably, she received the Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship for three consecutive years (1997-1999).
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:
Over the years, Dr. Marshall has held various academic positions, starting as a Research Officer & Casual Lecturer at UNSW (2001-2003) and later becoming an Associate Professor, Senior Lecturer, and Lecturer at UNSW's Faculty of the Built Environment (2004-2020). She continued her academic journey as an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, where she also served as the Program Director for various Urban Design and Planning programs (2020-2023).
Her role as the Associate Dean/Education at UNSW (2009-2013) showcased her leadership in shaping the faculty's educational landscape.
CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS:
Dr. Marshall's contributions extend to various realms, including curriculum development, course delivery, and student assessment. Her research focus on public open space planning and smart cities aligns with contemporary urban challenges. As an award-winning academic, her impact is evident in her role as a grants assessor for the Australian Research Council and the Australian Learning and Teaching Council.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:
Dr. Marshall's influence is seen in her roles as a member of academic boards, program directorships, and various committees. Her involvement in national and international planning organizations, such as the Canadian Institute of Planners and her editorial role in Plan Canada, underscores her broad influence.
ACADEMIC CITES:
Dr. Marshall's academic outputs include impactful books, articles, and research papers. Notable among them is her book "Routledge Handbook on People and Place in the 21st Century City," reflecting her dedication to advancing knowledge in urban studies.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:
Dr. Marshall's legacy lies in her commitment to advancing the field of urban planning, education, and research. Her future contributions are anticipated to further shape the discourse on smart cities and public space planning.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
Surveying International University Students: The Case of the 5% Response Rate 2022 (4)
Liking, Tweeting and Posting: An Analysis of Community Engagement through Social Media Platforms. 2020 (7)
A Sound Understanding of Healthy Cities. 2019 (1)
The Power of Cities on People–Place Relationships. 2019 (1)
Australian University Students: Survey of an International Cohort. 2021 (1)