Tia Boyd is a research associate with the Transportation Planning, Policy, and Processes (TP3) program at CUTR. Her research focuses on transportation decision-making, with an emphasis on multimodal transportation planning, public participation, and the social impacts of transportation. She led several projects developing methods and tools that support transportation planning processes. Tia has contributed to planning and engineering pedagogy with curricula for multimodal transportation planning, a textbook on multimodal transportation planning, and citizens’ academies geared toward community empowerment through education. She also serves in supporting roles for several projects focused on statewide and metropolitan policy, planning, and programming, and strategic and organizational management.
Specialties
Multimodal Transportation Planning
Social Impacts of Transportation
Transportation Planning Pedagogy and Curricula Development
Land Use Planning and Development
Representative Experience
Served as co-facilitator for the Tampa Bay Citizens Academy on Transportation (TB-CAT).
Created tools and methods to support transportation decision-making processes, including those related to the social impacts of transportation.
Developed curricula and a textbook for multimodal transportation planning.
Conducted mobility analysis.
Managed the Healthy Community Champions Recognition Program.
Education
Master of Urban and Regional Planning, the University of South Florida, School of Public Affairs, 2015
Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, School of Architecture, 2012
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