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Dr. Sarah Heck is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Temple University's Department of Geography and Urban Studies, affiliated with the Center for Sustainable Communities. Her work focuses on human and environmental geography, sustainable infrastructure, and the societal impacts of hazards. She holds a Ph.D. from Temple University, where her dissertation examined water infrastructure legacies and racial capitalism in the Mid-Mississippi River Region.
Education: Ph.D. in Geography and Urban Studies from Temple University (dissertation: 'Sustainable Futures, Water Infrastructure Legacies, and Racial Capitalism').
Research Interests: Critical social infrastructures, just socio-ecological transitions, feminist and critical race theory, and the politics of urban planning. Current projects include reimagining public schools as critical infrastructure post-pandemic and analyzing water infrastructure redevelopment in St. Louis.
Grants & Advising: No explicit grants listed; no advisees documented. Active in interdisciplinary collaborations, including co-production frameworks for equitable infrastructure scaling.
Labs/Teams: Center for Sustainable Communities (Temple University).
