Matthew James Kelley, Ph.D. University of Washington Tacoma Urban Studies Program . Education Ph.D. | The 2007 Department of Geography Dissertation Title: Utopia Redux: On the Convergence of Community, Technology, and Open Source Society M.A. | The , 2001 Department of Geography & Urban Analysis Thesis Title: Economic Development and Ethnic Identity in B.A. | The of , 1998 Department of Philosophy Concentration: Ethics and Public Policy Academic Positions Associate Professor of Urban Studies, University of Washington Tacoma 2014- now Assistant Professor of Urban Studies, University of Washington Tacoma 2008- 2013 Visiting Assistant Professor of Geography, 2008 Research Interests Community Development | Applied GIS | Geosocial Media |Digital Exclusion | Production of Space | Volunteered Geographic Information | Participatory GIS Peer Reviewed Articles and Book Chapters Kelley, Matthew. (Forthcoming). Unexpected encounters with nature in the city: urban youth and the margins of public space in Tacoma, Washington. In Murnaghan and Shillington (Eds.), Children, Nature and Cities. Kelley, Matthew. (Forthcoming). Framing digital exclusion in technologically mediated urban spaces. In Eckert, Thatcher and Shears (Eds.), The Geoweb and Geography. Kelley, Matthew. (2014). The Semantic Production of Space: Augmented Urban Reality and the Rise of the Digital Push. Environment and Planning A. pp. 1-26.
Matthew James Kelley, Ph.D. University of Washington Tacoma Urban Studies Program . Education 2007 Ph.D. | The Department of Geography Dissertation Title: Utopia Redux: On the Convergence of Community, Technology, and Open Source Society 2001 M.A. | The , Department of Geography & Urban Analysis Thesis Title: Economic Development and Ethnic Identity in 1998 B.A. | The of , Department of Philosophy Concentration: Ethics and Public Policy Academic Positions 2014- Associate Professor of Urban Studies, University of Washington Tacoma now 2008- Assistant Professor of Urban Studies, University of Washington Tacoma 2013 2008 Visiting Assistant Professor of Geography, Research Interests Community Development | Applied GIS | Geosocial Media |Digital Exclusion | Production of Space | Volunteered Geographic Information | Participatory GIS Peer Reviewed Articles and Book Chapters Kelley, Matthew. (Forthcoming). Unexpected encounters with nature in the city: urban youth and the margins of public space in Tacoma, Washington. In Murnaghan and Shillington (Eds.), Children, Nature and Cities. Kelley, Matthew. (Forthcoming). Framing digital exclusion in technologically mediated urban spaces. In Eckert, Thatcher and Shears (Eds.), The Geoweb and Geography. Kelley, Matthew. (2014). The Semantic Production of Space: Augmented Urban Reality and the Rise of the Digital Push. Environment and Planning A. pp. 1-26.