Resume

• 2005

  Envision Utah

  Parsons Brinckerhoff

  University of Utah

  Transportation Research Board - National Academies of Sciences

  Engineering

  and Medicine

  Brigham Young University

  UC Berkeley

  Active Planning

  Active planning is a full-service transportation consulting firm headquartered in Salt Lake City. In addition to traditional transportation planning

  we are most well known for conducting travel behavior analysis relating to safety

  and modeling bicycle and pedestrian behavior. Active Planning is a nationally recognized leader in integrating transportation planning and public health.

  President

  Greater Salt Lake City Area

  Active Planning

  Parsons Brinckerhoff

  Avenue Consultants

  Taylorsville

  Utah

  United States

  Director of Research

  Transportation Research Board - National Academies of Sciences

  Engineering

  and Medicine

  Research Assistant Professor

  University of Utah

  Envision Utah

  Visiting Assistant Professor

  Brigham Young University

  UC Berkeley

  Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways - Berkeley

  CA

  Graduate Researcher

  English

  Spanish

  Award of Merit and Special Contribution

  The American Planning Association recently awarded Shaunna K. Burbidge with their Award of Merit for her work on the Utah Pedestrian Safety Action Plan. The Utah Pedestrian Safety Action Plan was created as a collaborative effort by eight local

  state

  and federal agencies to address pedestrian safety in Utah. This plan is the first of its kind nationwide to incorporate policy

  regulation

  infrastructure design

  enforcement

  communications and education in a comprehensive way. Implementation of the plan will reduce pedestrian-related crashes

  injuries

  and fatalities

  and guide the creation of a balanced transportation system that facilitates the safe interaction of all travel modes; where pedestrians of all ages and abilities can walk with awareness safely and comfortably.

  American Planning Association

  Outstanding Achievement in Plan Development

  Dr. Burbidge was awarded the Outstanding Achievement in Plan Development Award for her work as a part of the Utah Collaborative Active Transportation Study (UCATS). This study employed a comprehensive approach to identify gaps in the existing bicycle and pedestrian networks across the Wasatch Front

  and analyze the challenges facing people who use active transportation. Twenty-five priority projects were identified with the goal of creating a seamless multi-dimensional network of active infrastructure region wide. Active Planning was responsible for identifying significant barriers to cycling and walking over the 110 mile corridor and analyzing the health and safety impacts of top 25 prioritized projects.

  American Planning Association

  Transportation Excellence through Research Award

  Each year the state Departments of Transportation identify their top 3 research projects and submit them to the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Standing Committee on Research (SCOR) and its Research Advisory Council (RAC). The Research Advisory Council

  with the assistance of the Transportation Research Board

  reviews the submissions and identifies the top 16 projects nationwide to be highlighted as the “Sweet 16” for 2013.\n\nTwo of the top three projects submitted by UDOT for consideration were completed by Shaunna K. Burbidge. Her project “Identifying Characteristics of High-Risk Intersections for Pedestrians and Cyclists” was selected as one of the Sweet 16 receiving a Transportation Excellence through Research Award.\n\nThis research will be presented at the Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board in Washington

  D.C. as a part of the State Department of Transportation High-Value Research Projects Session; Monday

  January 13

  2014 8:30AM – 10:15AM.\n

  American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Standing Committee on Research (SCOR) and its Research Advisory Council (RAC)

• 2003

  PhD

  Emphasis: Transportation Methods

  Models

  and Computation

  Geography

  MA

  Geography

• 1998

  BS

  History and Geography

  Phi Alpha Theta

  Gamma Theta Upsilon

  La Dianaeda (LD)

• 1996

  High School

  Cheerleading

  Drama

  Citizenship Honors Graduate

  High Honors Graduate

  Viewmont High School

• Research

  Statistical Modeling

  University Teaching

  Master Planning

  Statistics

  Grant Review

  Environmental Planning

  Grant Writing

  GIS

  Comprehensive Planning

  Public Involvement

  Health Impact Assessment

  Community Planning for Health

  Land Use Planning

  Grants

  Teaching

  Bicycle and Pedestrian planning

  Long Range Planning

  Transport Modelling

  Transportation Planning

  Foreign Living Experience as a Predictor of Domestic Travel Behavior

  Volume 22

  pp. 199-205

  Foreign Living Experience as a Predictor of Domestic Travel Behavior

  Vol 1

  Iss. 2

  pp 95-115

  Active Travel Behavior

  Vol 32 Iss. 1

  pp 1-4

  Brownfield Redevelopment: A new paradigm to tackle growth

  pp 16-18

  Promoting Public Health through Transportation Planning:New regional transportation planning guidelines adopted by Utah MPO

  Vol. 50

  S6-S8

  Merging Long Range Transportation Planning with Public Health

  Vol. 27 Iss. 7

  pp 7-9

  The Missing Link: Community Planning and Public Health

  Issue 2135 pp 78-86

  Evaluating the Impact of Neighborhood Trail Development on Active Travel Behaviorand Overall Physical Activity

  Vol 1994

  pp 147-153

  A New Paradigm for Public Involvment and Scenario Development in Transportation Planning

  James Marston

  Wills Corrigan

  Ting Lee

  Val Noronha

  Rick Church

  UCB-ITS-PRR-2005-22

  Spatial and Temporal Utility Modeling to Increase Transit Ridership

  Shaunna K.

  Avenue Consultants