Fei Li

Fei Li is an Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director at the Urban Studies Institute, Georgia State University. Her work focuses on urban policy and transportation, particularly examining equity implications in housing, mobility, and technology integration.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Public Administration from New York University (NYU Wagner)
• B.A. in Urban Planning and Art from Peking University
• M.Phil. in Geography from Hong Kong Baptist University

Research Interests: Her research spans four key areas: (1) Transportation as a Social Determinant of Health (SDOH) and accessibility-related health disparities; (2) Shared mobility and micromobility (bikes, scooters) in post-pandemic urban systems; (3) Socio-spatial isolation through daily activity patterns; and (4) Mandatory inclusionary housing policies for wealth accumulation among low-income households.

Publication Trends: Her 2011-2021 work shows persistent focus on urban segregation metrics, housing policy impacts, and transportation equity. Recent publications emphasize pandemic-era mobility shifts and virtual segregation analysis.

Labs:

• Housing and Community Development Lab
• Micromobility Lab
• Sustainable Futures Lab