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Bonnie J. Johnson
Bonnie J. Johnson, Ph.D., AICP, is director and associate professor in the University of Kansas’ Urban Planning Program within the School of Public Affairs and Administration. She teaches planning theory, land use, and politics, planning, and administration courses. Research focuses on the profession of city planning and the roles and ethics of being a planner. Contributions to the field include the use of new media for neighbourhood organizing, creation of the civic bureaucracy model, groundbreaking research on staff reports, and comparative studies of public service professions and their codes of ethics. Before returning to school for her doctorate, Johnson was a practising city planner for eight years designing citizen engagement processes for neighbourhood, corridor and citywide plans.
Contact: Urban Planning Program, University of Kansas, 1460 Jayhawk Blvd., Snow Hall, Room 207, Lawrence, KS 66045, USA.