William Sanders, Clark University; Optimizing site locations for new green infrastructure in Worcester, Massachusetts 

Xinrui Zheng, University of Tsukuba; Rethinking walkable city in the post-corona era 

David Fernando Bachrach, University of Colorado, Boulder; Urbanization in Peri-Urban Taiyuan: The Relationship Between Social Infrastructure and Economic Livelihoods  

Korab Vranovci, University of Arkansas; How Crystal Bridges Impacted the Downtown Revitalization of Bentonville, Arkansas in The Last Decade 

Peter Scilla, Univeristy of Montana; Identifying and Understanding Rural Cores: mapping the shifting rural paradigm in Montana 

Yael Kidron, Portland State University; Public Space and Amenities of Health During Covid-19: looking at the case of Portland, Oregon  

Sanglim Yoo, Ball State University; Brightfields for a Brighter Future: Solar Potential Analysis for the City of Muncie 

Christa Curtiss, University of Denver; Transit Oriented Development and Gentrification: Review and Applications for the Mile-High City 

HANNAH SATEIN, University of Utah; Evaluating the Effectiveness of Serious Games for Fostering Collective Action: An Application to Air Quality in the Salt Lake Valley of Utah 

Benjamin Ryan, Clark University; Tracking Tree Canopy Cover Change in Worcester’s Greendale and Burncoat Neighborhoods​ 1952-2008​ 

Bradley Bereitschaft, University of Nebraska - Omaha; Spatial distribution and affordability of “very walkable” neighborhoods in U.S. cities 

Shannon Meade, Furman University; Spatial Analysis of Urban Heat Island (UHI) Effect and its Impacts on Local Demography  

Kate Johnson, University of Denver; Rethinking Urban Agriculture and Preventing Green Gentrification