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Louise Jezierski is an Associate Professor of Social Relations Policy at James Madison College, Michigan State University. Her research focuses on revitalization in legacy cities such as Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland, with particular attention to local economic development, race relations, and social inequality. Recent projects include community surveys for social building in Lansing, economic development initiatives in Flint, and comprehensive studies on socio-economic characteristics and health disparities in Detroit. Jezierski teaches courses in Social Theory, Metropolitan Societies with an emphasis on Detroit, Global Cities Urbanism, Social Policy, and Community Development. She has received several teaching awards, including the MSU Alumni Club’s Quality Undergraduate Teaching Award and the Curricular Service-Learning Civic Engagement Award. Additionally, she is involved with affiliated programs such as the Global Urban Studies Program and the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research. Jezierski holds a B.A. in Sociology and Geography from Boston University and both an M.A. and Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of California, Berkeley.
James Madison College, Michigan State University • East Lansing, MI
Teaches courses such as Social Theory and Community Development.
Department of Psychology