Shaleen Miller

Shaleen Miller serves as Adjunct Faculty in the Department of Geography, Environment, and Sustainability at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, specializing in environmental planning at the intersection of community health, green infrastructure, and social justice.

Her educational background includes a Ph.D. in Urban & Regional Planning from Florida State University.

Research interests focus on:

• Environmental Planning frameworks
• Healthy Communities development
• Sustainable Transportation systems
• Green Infrastructure implementation
• Natural Hazard Planning strategies
• Social Justice integration in planning

Dr. Miller teaches courses including GES 163 NC Environment (co-taught), GES 164 Intro to Environment, GES 367 Research in Environment & Sustainability, GES 482/682 Topics in Ethics & Aesthetics, and GES 488/688 Special Topics Environment & Conservation.

She maintains active community engagement through advisory boards, local issue advocacy, and project volunteering, emphasizing collaborative knowledge creation in educational settings.