Tracy Corley

Governments, nonprofits, and businesses count on me to do things that haven't been done before and deliver exceptional results. My work with global governments, economic development organizations, cultural exchange groups, and international trade delegations fuels my career in urban and regional policy. I look forward to working with you to strategically improve opportunities and quality of life for people in the world's metropolitan regions.

Served as teaching assistant for the undergraduate course Introduction to Law, Policy, and Society and the graduate courses Techniques of Policy Analysis; Food Systems and Public Policy; and Nonprofit Organizations and Social Change; and Research Design and Methods.

Collaborated on research that enhanced economic performance and sustainable development and articipated in an international research consortium that fostered co-creation in cities across the Americas and Europe.

Strengthened career opportunities for the low-skilled, low-income residents through regional and national workforce policies and local career development programs.

Drove national and regional energy efficiency policy and legislation as a researcher and advisor.

Led growth and change initiatives for organizations through strategic planning, communications, outsourced marketing services, and alignment consulting.

Doctoral student while a guest researcher at the Institute for Labor and Qualifications.

Thesis: “Effects of Social and Economic Reform on the Prevalence of and Attitudes toward Informal Work in Germany.” Candidacy awarded September 2015

Senior Exit Thesis: Pumphouse Design-Build Project; construction completed May 1995; winner of first-place AIA award. Research Thesis: Native American Architecture in the United States (Spring 1995)