Craig Jones

location_on GEOG 207
Graduate Degree
Education

Geography, University of British Columbia



MA, BA


About

Urban Geography

PhD Candidate

“The relationship between public transportation and urban land use is highly complex. As transit oriented development (TOD) has become a new paradigm for growth in Metro Vancouver it is essential to critically unpack TOD to expose its policy contradictions.”

Supervisor: D. Ley

Entry Date: 2014-09-01

Honours: J. Lewis Robinson Memorial Scholarship 2016, Joseph Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Scholarship 2015, Faculty of Arts Graduate Award 2014, Walter G. Hardwick Scholarship in Urban Studies 2014, Robert S. Wyly Scholarship in Urban Studies 2013, Faculty of Arts Graduate Award 2013, UBC Dean’s List Recipient 2012, Geography Alumni Scholarship 2011, Jimmy Grewal Memorial Award in Geography 2011, Walter G. Harwick Scholarship in Urban Studies 2011

Curriculum Vitae


Additional Description

Curriculum Vitaehttps://www.geog.ubc.ca/files/2018/08/CJones-CV-2018-07-31.pdfUrban Geography


Craig Jones

location_on GEOG 207
Graduate Degree
Education

Geography, University of British Columbia



MA, BA


About

Urban Geography

PhD Candidate

“The relationship between public transportation and urban land use is highly complex. As transit oriented development (TOD) has become a new paradigm for growth in Metro Vancouver it is essential to critically unpack TOD to expose its policy contradictions.”

Supervisor: D. Ley

Entry Date: 2014-09-01

Honours: J. Lewis Robinson Memorial Scholarship 2016, Joseph Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Scholarship 2015, Faculty of Arts Graduate Award 2014, Walter G. Hardwick Scholarship in Urban Studies 2014, Robert S. Wyly Scholarship in Urban Studies 2013, Faculty of Arts Graduate Award 2013, UBC Dean’s List Recipient 2012, Geography Alumni Scholarship 2011, Jimmy Grewal Memorial Award in Geography 2011, Walter G. Harwick Scholarship in Urban Studies 2011

Curriculum Vitae


Additional Description

Curriculum Vitaehttps://www.geog.ubc.ca/files/2018/08/CJones-CV-2018-07-31.pdfUrban Geography


Craig Jones

location_on GEOG 207
Graduate Degree
Education

Geography, University of British Columbia



MA, BA

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Urban Geography

PhD Candidate

“The relationship between public transportation and urban land use is highly complex. As transit oriented development (TOD) has become a new paradigm for growth in Metro Vancouver it is essential to critically unpack TOD to expose its policy contradictions.”

Supervisor: D. Ley

Entry Date: 2014-09-01

Honours: J. Lewis Robinson Memorial Scholarship 2016, Joseph Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Scholarship 2015, Faculty of Arts Graduate Award 2014, Walter G. Hardwick Scholarship in Urban Studies 2014, Robert S. Wyly Scholarship in Urban Studies 2013, Faculty of Arts Graduate Award 2013, UBC Dean’s List Recipient 2012, Geography Alumni Scholarship 2011, Jimmy Grewal Memorial Award in Geography 2011, Walter G. Harwick Scholarship in Urban Studies 2011

Curriculum Vitae

Additional Description keyboard_arrow_down

Curriculum Vitaehttps://www.geog.ubc.ca/files/2018/08/CJones-CV-2018-07-31.pdfUrban Geography