She completed her Ph.D. in Environmental and Natural Resources Policy and Environmental Studies at 2012 and had work as a post-doctoral researcher under the guidance of Dr. John E. Wagner at ESF's Dept. of FNRM. Sanglim started her career at Ball State University in Fall 2014, and is continuing her research on urban environmental issues. She completed her Ph.D. in 2012, and her dissertation was titled "Measuring Environmental Amenity Values From Urban Open Space Using a Spatial Hedonic Approach." Upon graduation, Dr. Lim worked as a post-doctoral researcher under the guidance of Dr. John E. Wagner at ESF's Dept. of FNRM, and she also taught as an adjunct assistant professor at Le Moyne College. For more information about her teaching, research, and service, please visit Dr. Yoo's website