Kris Wernstedt

• Ph.D., Urban and Regional Planning, Cornell University, 1991
• M.R.P., City and Regional Planning, Cornell University, 1989
• M.S., Water Resources, University of Wisconsin Madison, 1983
• B.S., Geography, Western Michigan University, 1980

• International Policy and Planning
• Environmental Policy and Planning
• Decision Making Under Uncertainty

• SPIA 6104: Knowledge Theory & Planning
• UAP 5114: Computer Application in Planning
• UAP 5424: International Policy & Planning
• UAP 5494: Advanced Quantitative Techniques for Urban Research

• “Biases and Environmental Risks in Urban Africa: Household Solid Waste Decision-Making,” (with Jacob Kihila and Mengiseny Kaseva) Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (2020). 
• “How Emergency Managers (Mis?) Interpret Forecasts,” (with Patrick S. Roberts, Joseph Arvai, and Kelly Redmond) Disasters 43(1): 88-109 (2019).
• “Decision Biases and Heuristics Among Emergency Managers: Just Like the Public They Manage For?” (with Patrick S. Roberts), American Review of Public Administration 49(3): 292–308 (2019). 

Coordinated, Behaviorally-Aware Recovery for Transportation and Power Disruptions (National Science Foundation)

• Natural Hazards and Disasters
• Urban Water, Sanitation, and Solid Waste
• Urban Management in the Global South