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Qiong Wang is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia's College of Environment and Design. She holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning from Virginia Tech, alongside degrees in landscape architecture and urban planning. Her research focuses on climate resilience, environmental policy, and sustainability, emphasizing local decision-making dynamics and adaptation strategies in the U.S. She has secured national and state-level grants and previously worked as a landscape architect at international urban planning firms.
- Education:
- Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning (Virginia Tech)
- Master of Urban Planning + Design
- Master of Landscape Architecture
- Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
- Professional Experience:
- Interdisciplinary disaster resilience research in Virginia Tech's Disaster Resilience and Risk Management program
- Professional landscape architect roles at international firms
Her research interests include bridging policy innovation with practical adaptation planning, particularly in vulnerable communities. While no specific articles are listed, her work aligns with ecological design, infrastructure planning, and biodiversity initiatives, as seen in recent CED projects like the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport Biodiversity Action Plan.
