CC+S Leadership
Jeff Vincent, PhD
Associate Director
Jeff Vincent co-founded CC+S with Deborah McKoy and is currently the Center’s Associate Director.
Jeff’s research has been published in peer-reviewed and practitioner-oriented journals, books, and other outlets in addition to CC+S publications. Jeff has written extensively on a variety of issues, including school infrastructure planning, school siting and design, sustainable communities, community development, educational economics, housing policy, state school construction policies, joint use of schools, youth engagement in redevelopment, refugee resettlement, and transportation policy. Jeff is also an instructor and graduate student mentor in CC+S’s PLUS Fellows program.
Jeff is also the lead PI and director of the National Center on School Infrastructure (NCSI), funded by the U.S. Department of Education and housed in Berkeley’s Institute of Urban & Regional Development (IURD). NCSI is a national resource hub that supports states and school districts in the stewardship of America’s elementary and secondary public school facilities.
Jeff holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Nebraska and a PhD in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.
In 2016, Jeff won the Berkeley Chancellor’s Award for Public Service, Research in the Public Interest.
See more about Jeff’s work, including vitae and media mentions, here.
Contact: jvincent@berkeley.edu