Dr. Judith Long

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Judith Grant Long is an Associate Professor specializing in Sport Management and Urban & Regional Planning at the University of Michigan. Her research primarily focuses on the intersection of sports, economics, and urban planning, particularly in the context of infrastructure and the development of sports venues through public-private partnerships. Dr. Long is recognized internationally for her expertise in the use of venues for professional sports and major sporting events, having authored several publications, including 'Public-Private Partnerships for Major League Sports Facilities'. She is currently working on a forthcoming book titled 'Developing NFL Stadiums', which provides in-depth insights into the development process of new stadiums. With an extensive background in urban planning, Dr. Long has previously held a faculty position at Harvard University, where she directed the Urban Planning program. Her contributions to the field have garnered attention from major media outlets, and she has engaged with various boards and organizations within the sports industry. Dr. Long has a PhD in Urban Planning from Harvard University and additional degrees in Economics and Real Estate Development.

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