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FATMA ŞENOL
Fall 2013
İzmir Institute of Technology, School of Architecture/ Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning
[email protected]; phone: +90-232-750-7069 fax: +90-232-750-7012;
İzmir YüksekTeknoloji Enstitüsü, Mim.Fak. E-Blok B-08 Gülbahçe Köyü URLA/ 35430 İzmir/ TÜRKİYE
Research Interests
— Urban Theories
— Gender and Urban Space Experiences
— Urban Governance, Local Participation and Neighborhoods
— Planning and Designing for Marginalized Groups
Academic Background
Visiting Scholar:
Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy, University of
Massachusetts (Boston, USA), supported by the Fulbright Scholar
Program (2012 Aug-2013 Feb.)
Phd:
School of Policy, Development, and Planning. University of Southern
California, (Los Angeles, USA). (1998-2004 Dec.)
Ph.D.Thesis: “Differences in the Development of Citizenship:
Residents’ motivations and capacities for participating in
neighborhood associations in Los Angeles.”
Master:
Department of City and Regional Planning. Graduate School of Fine
Arts. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA. (1998)
Bachelor:
Middle East Technical University. Faculty of Architecture,
Department of City and Regional Planning, Ankara, Turkey (1994).
Employment Background
Assistant Professor (2007 – present) Department of City and Regional Planning, İzmir
Institute of Technology, Turkey.
Research Assistant (2004 – 2006) Department of Architecture, Eskisehir Osmangazi University,
Turkey.
Teaching Assistant (2003 – 2004) School of Policy, Planning and Development. University of
Southern California, USA.
Academic Coordinator (2002 – 2004) Joint Educational Project (a service learning center);
College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, University of Southern California, USA.
Coordinator (2002) A Community Place (a community service center), United Ministry,
University of Southern California, USA.
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Publications
— Elected Neighbourhood Officers in a Turkish City (Izmir): Gendered local participation in
governance. Urban Studies. Urban Studies 50/ 5 pp.977-993.
— Women running for neighborhood offices in a Turkish city: Motivations and resources for
electoral candidacy. Political Geography 28 (2009) pp.362–372.
— Mobilizing women for participating in local governance: A case study in Eskisehir, Turkey.
Women and Environments International Magazine: Special Issue on Gender and Sustainability.
70/71 (2006) pp.47-49.
National:
— “İnekler Geçidi,” Budapeşte: Küreselleşen kent pazarlama tekniklerine bir örnek. (“Cow
Parade,” Budapest: An example for the globalizing tools of urban marketing) YAPI: Mimarlık,
Kültür, Sanat Dergisi. 308 (2007) pp.56-60.
— Günlük pratikler ve mekanlar: Almanya’daki Türk kadınlarının farklılaşan mekanları. (Daily
practices and spaces: Differing spaces of Turkish women in Germany) DOXA: Mekan,
Tasarım, Eleştiri Dergisi. 3 (2006) pp.78-85.
— “Korunan” Kent ve Değişen Kent İmgeleri: Fas-Medina Örnegi. (“Preserved” City and
Changing City Images: Fas-Medina) YAPI: Mimarlik, Kültür, Sanat Dergisi. 298 (2006)
pp.39-45.
Conference Proceedings:
— İpek Kaştaş, Fatma Şenol (2013) “Effects of gendered experiences on women’s psychological
health in an urban environment: Konak Square (Izmir, Turkey)” Annual Conference of the
Environmental Design Research Association, 29 Mayıs—1 Haz. 2013, Providence, ABD.
— Fatma Şenol (2010) “Elected Neighborhood Officers (Muhtars) in Turkey: How did gender
differences and the neighborhood scale influence their candidacy and office work?” 24th
Association of European Planning Schools (AESOP) Annual Conference, Helsinki (Finland), 710 July 2010.
— Fatma Şenol (2004) “Who can build and maintain their neighborhood association (NA)?:
External resources for NAs’ development.” Urban Affairs Conference, Washington, D.C. 1-3
March 2004.
— Fatma Şenol (2003) “How do homeowners as neighborhood association members define
community issues?” Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference,
Mexico City (Mexico), Aug.24-29, 2003.
— Fatma Şenol (2003) “Who (can) participate in neighborhood associations?: A gender
perspective to a case study in a diverse neighborhood of Los Angeles City.” Joint Conference
of ACSP and AESOP, Leuven (Belgium), July 8-12, 2003.
— Fatma Şenol (2002) “Women negotiating color lines through community organizing: A case
study of women leaders in neighborhood associations in a multi-racial urban area of Los
Angeles City.” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference (ACSP), Baltimore
(USA), Nov. 21-24, 2002.
Technical Reports
—Karşıyaka Belediyesi (İzmir) için ilçe belediye sınırlarının belirlenmesine yönelik teknik rapor.
Mayıs 2008. (Semahat Özdemir, Doç.Dr.; Yavuz Duvarcı, Yard.Doç.Dr.; Fatma Şenol, Yard.Doç.Dr.)
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Graduate Thesis Administered
Master Thesis
—Elif Mutlu_Criteria for a “Good” Urban Renewal Project. The Case of Kadifekale Urban Renewal
Project (İzmir, Turkey). (2009 Aralık).
—Eda Uçak_Dynamics of Gentrification in a Seashore Town: The Case of Alaçatı, Izmir (July 2012).
Ph.D. Thesis
—Ipek Kaştaş. “Gendered Experiences of Urban Parks: Urban Design and Planning Implementations”
(current).
—Özlem Arslan. “Urban Renewal Projects and Life Quality Issues” (current).
Courses Taught
Graduate level:
CP 708 Urban Theory
CP 766 Transformation of Public Space
CP 592 Seminar
UD 691 Seminar
Undergraduate level:
AR 101 Introduction to Design I
AR 102 Introduction to Architectural Design II
AR 201 Architectural Design
CP 202 Planning Design I
CP 401 Urban Design Studio
CP 232 History and Built Environment I
CP254 Economics for Planners
CP 381 Issues of Urban Development and Planning
CP 471 Urban Housing
CP 453 Urban Planning and Design Principles (for Architects)
Administrative Duties
— Vice Chair, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, School of Architecture,
İzmir Institute of Technology (2008-2011).
— Representative of Assistant Professors at the School of Architecture, İzmir Institute of
Technology (2007-2010).
— Representative of İzmir Institute of Technology at the Urla Urban Forum (Kent
Konseyi) (2009 - present)
— Member of the Organization Committee for the Symposium of Türkiye Ulusal Jeodezi Kurulu
2010, Nov.24-26. Izmir Institute of Technology.
Grants and Scholarships
Research Grants:
— How do the urban inequalities shape the “publicness” of urban seashores? The case of Izmir. (Kentsel
Eşitsizlikler Kent Sahillerinin “Kamusallığını” Nasıl Şekillendiriyor?: Izmir örneklemi). Funded by the
Izmir Institute of Technology, Project No: 2013_İYTE_34 (2013-2014).
—“Very local” powers, voluntary initiatives: The reasons and resources for the current
neighborhood associations in Izmir (“En yerel” güçler, gönüllü girişimler: İzmir’deki mevcut
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mahalle derneklerinin oluşum nedenleri ve kaynakları). Funded by the Izmir Institute of
Technology, Project No: 2009İYTE41. (2009-2010).
— Differences between men and women in participating in urban governance: The case of muhtars
in Izmir. (Kent yönetimine katılımda kadın ve erkekler arası farklılıklar). Funded by the Izmir
Institute of Technology, Project No: 2007İYTE22. (2007-2009).
— Odunpazarı’nın geçmiş mahalle yaşamları (Past neighborhood lives of Odunpazari). Funded by
Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi, Project no: 200515025. (2005 -2007).
— Ph.D. Thesis funded by the Religion and Civic Culture, University of Southern California, Los
Angeles, USA. Project Account No.: 53-5701-6081 (2003-2004).
Various Scholarships
— Post-doctoral Scholarship__Fulbright Fellowship (2012 Aug.-2013 Feb.) “Developing A
Comparative Study Framework: How public policies affect women’s and men’s political
participation at local governments” at the Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy,
University of Massachusetts (Boston, USA).
—Student participant at the workshop of “the Market and the City: Commercialization and Urban
Restructuring.” Central European University (CEU), Summer University Program (Budapest,
Hungary). (12-27 July 2006).
— Student participant at the ACSP Ph.D. Workshop, Chicago, USA. Funded by Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning. (3-8 July 2000).
— Student participant at the Internationale Frauen Universitaete / “City and Gender”.
(Kassel/Germany). Funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). (12 July-10
Oct 2000).
— Scholarship holder for studying master and Ph.D. degrees in urban planning in the United States
of America. Funded by T.C. Milli Eğitim Bakanlığı. (1996-2001).
Languages
Turkish: Mother tongue
English: Very well
German: Good at reading
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