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Damon Scott is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography, Global and Intercultural Studies at Miami University. His work examines how race, gender, and sexuality influence urban planning and spatial dynamics, blending critical geography with queer theory.
- Ph.D. & M.A. in Geography, University of Texas
- B.A. in Geography, Oberlin College
Scott's research focuses on postwar urban redevelopment and sexual geographies, particularly in San Francisco. His publications analyze how urban policies affect marginalized communities, with a strong emphasis on historical context and social justice.
Recent articles explore gentrification, queer spaces, and affective urbanism, appearing in journals like Journal of Urban History and Cultural Geographies. These works highlight the interplay between spatial practices and identity formation.
Notable awards include the Sexuality Research Fellowship from the Social Science Research Council and recognition by the National Parks Service's LGBTQ Heritage Initiative for his groundbreaking LGBTQ historic district preservation efforts.
As an Alumni Teaching Scholar, Scott developed place-based pedagogical approaches and teaches courses on urban redevelopment, global cities, and social activism. His field courses in Chicago and San Francisco emphasize experiential learning.
