William Bowen

William M. Bowen is a native of Cleveland and a Professor of Public Administration and Urban Studies. He is also the Director of the Ph.D. program in Urban Studies and Public Affairs. Prior to returning to Cleveland in August of 1990, he earned a doctorate in Regional Analysis and Planning at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. His research and teaching interests concern decision making and computer applications, primarily as they relate to some of our current environment and economic development problems. He is a member of the American Planning Association, The American Society of Public Administration, the Association of American Geographers, the Regional Science Association, and the Institute of Management Sciences.

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Sample Syllabi:

• UST 605 Urban Spatial Structures - summer 2007
• UST 301 Urban Spatial Systems - spring 2005
• UST 803 Quantitative Research Methods I - spring 2004
• UST 804 Applied Multivariate Data Analysis - fall 2005
• UST 806 Research Methods in Urban Studies - fall 2006
• Doctoral Seminar: Scientific Knowledge, Risk and Decision-Making - Spring 2006