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Tracey Sokolski, a Research Fellow at the Center
for Rural Design at the University
of
Minnesota
, works in environmental planning and site design and focuses in public
participation processes and multi-jurisdictional capacity building. She
has received a Masters of Landscape Architecture from the
College
of
Design
at the
University
of
Minnesota
and is working towards a second Masters in Urban and regional Planning
from the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute at the University
of
Minnesota
. Her Bachelors Degree is in Architecture and the Arts and is from the
University
of
Illinois
at Chicago
. She works with rural communities and jurisdictions to build support and
consensus in the development of physical and policy-based solutions to
land-based issues that strive to enhance the quality of life of all
involved. Her final degree project focused on art-based community economic
development as fuel for planning and site-scale design.
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Areas
of Interest:
 Public
Participation and Planning Processes
Environmental, Demographic, Socio-Economic, and Site Assessment
Environmental
Planning and Small-Scale Design
Urban / Rural Issues
Public
Art Planning and Design
Geographical Information Systems
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