Stephen M. Wheeler | UC Davis Center for Regional Change

Position Title

Professor

Unit

Department of Human Ecology

smwheeler@ucdavis.edu

Steve Wheeler is a Professor in the Landscape Architecture Program of the Department of Human Ecology at U.C. Davis. Prior to 2007 he taught in Community and Regional Planning Program at the University of New Mexico, and in the Department of City and Regional Planning at U.C. Berkeley, where he received his Master of City Planning and Ph.D. degrees. He received his bachelor's degree from Dartmouth College.

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Staff
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Executive Committee
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Faculty Affiliates
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Bradshaw Scholars
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Position Title Professor

Unit Department of Human Ecology

Built Landscapes of Metropolitan Regions

Position Title

Professor

Unit

Department of Human Ecology