Trained in environmental psychology and architecture, Dr. Rollings’ research examines effects of the built and natural environment on physical and mental health, particularly among vulnerable populations (e.g., low-income, children, seniors, unstably housed) within housing and neighborhood settings. Current work focuses on affordable and permanent supportive housing design, neighborhoods, and health.
- Ph.D., Human Behavior and Design (Environmental Psychology), Cornell University
- M.S., Applied Research in Human-Environment Relations, Cornell University
- B. Arch., University of Notre Dame
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