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M. Christine Boyer is a Professor of Urbanism and the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Architecture and Urbanism at Princeton University's School of Architecture. She received her B.A. from Goucher College, M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania, and M.C.P. and Ph.D. from MIT. Her research bridges urban history, city planning, preservation, and digital technologies.
- B.A., Goucher College
- M.S., University of Pennsylvania
- M.C.P./Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Her work examines intersections between urban history, collective memory, and cybernetics in urban design. Recent research focuses on heritage terrorism, urbicide, and post-conflict urban reconstruction, reflecting her expertise in critical urban theory and digital urbanism.
Notable scientific recognition includes the Department of Art and Archaeology Publication Fund award (2010) for her work on Le Corbusier. She has presented lectures on Cold War urbanism and disasters like Hurricane Katrina's impact on New Orleans.
As director of Princeton's Undergraduate Urban Studies Certificate Program, she shapes urban pedagogy while collaborating internationally through workshops in Athens and conferences addressing spatial analysis of terrorism and urban security.
