Clinical Professor, School of Public Service
Urban Studies and Community Development
ERB 5121
(208) 426-2920
jillianmoroney@boisestate.edu
Courses Taught:
- URBAN 200: Urban Studies and Community Development
- URBAN 201: Planning and the Environment
- URBAN 410: Sustainable Cities
- URBAN 492: CapstoneUF100: Cities of Tomorrow
Research:
Dr. Moroney enjoys working at the interface between society and natural resources. Her areas of research and expertise include social assessment and stakeholder engagement regarding natural resource related topics including bioenergy, forestry, irrigation, and farmland.
She has worked on several multi-disciplinary teams examining how communities view and use their natural resources. These large scale projects have included the Northwest Advanced Renewables Allience (NARA) which examined the feasibility of a Pacific Northwest wood to biojetfuel supply chain, and more recently the Treasure Valley Water Atlas, a project that looked at the movement of water through Idaho’s Treasure Valley from biogeophysical as well as social perspectives.
Bio:
Dr. Jillian Moroney is an Idaho native and happy to be living and researching in her home state. She earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Science and her M.A. in Bioregional Planning and Community Design, both from University of Idaho, and her B.A. in Geology from Western Washington University.