Profile

Courtney Crosson

Assistant Professor, Global Change - GIDP | Director, Drachman Institute | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, Architecture

School of Architecture

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Research

Collaboration(28)

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Grants(15)

Comprehensive Plan Update Policy Development Project
Active·2024·$150K / $250K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
urban planning, policy analysis, government, sustainability, community engagement
Multi-Use Basin Solutions for MS-4 Permitting in Tucson Across Three Areas
Active·2024·$152K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
water management, urban infrastructure, environmental engineering, permitting regulations, sustainable development
SCC-CIVIC-PG Track A Advancing A Net Zero Urban Water Future In The Southwest While Expanding Urban Greening And Associated Socio-Environmental Co-Benefits
Active·2024·$37.5K / $75K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
urban water management, green infrastructure, southwest region
Transitional Housing for Persons Currently Experiencing Homelessness in Tucson
Active·2024·$42.8K / $28.5K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
homelessness, tucson, housing, support services
Arizona Research Center for Housing Equity and Sustainability (ARCHES)
Active·2023·$25K / $1M·
External
Co-Investigator (COI)
housing equity, sustainability, arizona, research center, equity

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Publications(30)

Recent

Advancing a Net Zero Urban Water Future in the US Southwest: Governance and Policy Challenges and Future Needs

2024

urban water management, water policy, sustainability, governance, water conservation

Advancing a Net Zero Urban Water Future in the US Southwest: Alternative Water Sources and Retrofits

2024

urban water, us southwest

Designing Water Self-Sustaining International Projects Using Comprehensive Water Auditing

2023

water management, sustainability, international development

Nature-Based Adaptation in a Nairobi Informal Settlement: Addressing Chronic Flooding While Increasing Community Resilience Through Multi-Benefit Green Infrastructure

2023

urban resilience, green infrastructure, flooding

A GIS-based approach to assessing the capacity of rainwater harvesting for addressing outdoor irrigation

2022

gis, rainwater harvesting, capacity assessment, outdoor irrigation, water management

Four Modes of Engagement: Positioning University Urban Design and Research Centers for the Future

2022

urban design, university center, research positioning, engagement modes, future

Answering the Supply–Demand Gawith Alternative Water Sources: Retrofitting Cities to Achieve Net Zero Urban Water

2021

water management, urban planning, sustainable cities, alternative water sources, net zero water

Rainwater as a renewable resource to achieve net zero urban water in water stressed cities

2021

rainwater harvesting, urban water management, renewable water resources, net zero water, water-stressed cities

Parks as Performative Landscapes: Networked Green Infrastructure for a Flooded Desert City

2021

green infrastructure, urban flooding, parks, cities, landscape performance

A Model for Community and Criticality: The University Urban Design and Research Center

2020

urban design, community development, research center, university, criticality

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Courtney Crosson

Collaboration(28)

Xubin Zeng

Andrea Gerlak

Jennifer Duan

Jonathan Bean

Greg Barron-Gafford

Grants(15)

Comprehensive Plan Update Policy Development Project

Multi-Use Basin Solutions for MS-4 Permitting in Tucson Across Three Areas

SCC-CIVIC-PG Track A Advancing A Net Zero Urban Water Future In The Southwest While Expanding Urban Greening And Associated Socio-Environmental Co-Benefits

Transitional Housing for Persons Currently Experiencing Homelessness in Tucson

Arizona Research Center for Housing Equity and Sustainability (ARCHES)

Publications(30)

Advancing a Net Zero Urban Water Future in the US Southwest: Governance and Policy Challenges and Future Needs

Advancing a Net Zero Urban Water Future in the US Southwest: Alternative Water Sources and Retrofits

Designing Water Self-Sustaining International Projects Using Comprehensive Water Auditing

Nature-Based Adaptation in a Nairobi Informal Settlement: Addressing Chronic Flooding While Increasing Community Resilience Through Multi-Benefit Green Infrastructure

A GIS-based approach to assessing the capacity of rainwater harvesting for addressing outdoor irrigation

Four Modes of Engagement: Positioning University Urban Design and Research Centers for the Future

Answering the Supply–Demand Gawith Alternative Water Sources: Retrofitting Cities to Achieve Net Zero Urban Water

Rainwater as a renewable resource to achieve net zero urban water in water stressed cities

Parks as Performative Landscapes: Networked Green Infrastructure for a Flooded Desert City

A Model for Community and Criticality: The University Urban Design and Research Center