Katie Idziorek

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, URBAN + ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Education

Interdisciplinary PhD in Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington
Master of Urban Planning, University of Washington
Master of Architecture, University of Washington


Biography

Katherine (Katie) Idziorek, AICP, PhD, is a community-engaged researcher who examines the role of social networks and social infrastructure in community-scale resilience and disaster preparedness. Bridging the disciplines of hazard mitigation, urban geography, and urban planning, Katie’s research explores the role of place-based resources in supporting community resilience and wellbeing.

Prior to joining the UVA School of Architecture, Katie was faculty in the Department of Earth, Environmental, and Geographical Sciences at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.

Before turning to a full-time academic career, Katie practiced for eight years as a professional urban designer in the greater Seattle region, where her work focused on multimodal transportation planning and long-range community visioning. She has also served as an affiliate faculty member of the University of Washington’s Department of Urban Design and Planning as well as a City of Seattle Planning Commissioner, working to bridge research and practice.


 

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