Marie Price

Marie Price is a Professor of Geography and International Affairs at George Washington University's Columbian College of Arts and Sciences. She concurrently serves as President of the American Geographical Society (2016–present). Her research focuses on migration's impact on urban development, migrant inclusion strategies, and the application of geographic technologies to address inequality. Key areas include Latin American migration dynamics, transnational networks, and urban policy innovations. She has led NSF-funded research on migration and security along the US-Mexico Border and co-authored influential reports like the Organization of American States' 2023 study on immigrant integration.

Educated at UC Berkeley (BA, 1984), Syracuse University (MA 1986, PhD 1991), her expertise spans global cities, cultural geography, and development. She teaches courses such as Migration and Development (GEOG 6232) and Qualitative Methods (GEOG 6292). Notable contributions include co-editing (Un)Settled Sojourners in Cities (2023) and Migrants' Inclusion in Cities (2013). Her work bridges academic research with policy advocacy, emphasizing equitable urban governance.