معرفی
Dr. Chuo Li is a Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture at Mississippi State University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. His research explores the intersection of urban design, community resilience, and ethnic identity through empirical studies of built environments, cultural landscapes, and social behaviors.
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (PhD, Landscape Architecture)
- University of Wisconsin-Madison (MA, Landscape Architecture)
- Roskilde University (MA, Environmental Resources)
- Sichuan University (BEng, Architecture)
Research Interests
His work examines:
- Urban parks and physical activity via geospatial data
- Community resilience through post-disaster agricultural practices
- Historical exclusion in urban redevelopment
- Child-friendly neighborhood design
- Heritage preservation in Chinese diaspora communities
- Sociodemographics of sustainable food access
Publication Trends
Recent articles (2015-2023) focus on:
- Chinatown spatial politics across U.S. cities
- Walking behavior disparities in rural environments
- Cultural-ecological integration in traditional settlements
- Resilience strategies post-Hurricane Katrina
- Digital ethnography using Twitter data for urban analysis
- Cemetery preservation as cultural heritage
Awards & Honors
Recipient of:
- 2020 SORP Project Excellence Award
- Isaiah J. Whitley Legacy of Excellence
- Multiple Most Outstanding Faculty Awards at MSU
- Outstanding Leadership Award (Department of Landscape Architecture)
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