Jeremy Németh

Jeremy Németh is a Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Colorado Denver, where he also serves as Director of the PhD Program in Geography, Planning, and Design and Co-Director of the Community Collaborative Research Center. His work focuses on social and environmental justice in urban spaces, particularly addressing gentrification, homelessness, and racial discrimination in U.S. cities.

• Education: PhD in Planning and Public Policy (Rutgers University), MSc in Development and Planning (Bartlett DPU, University College London), BA in Architecture (UC Berkeley)

His research emphasizes community-engaged scholarship, evidenced by recognition as a Chancellor’s Urban Engaged Scholar (2019-22). Awards include being named a 2024 highly-cited researcher by Stanford University and Elsevier.