Marc Schlossberg is a Professor of City and Regional Planning and a faculty adviser of LiveMove. His teaching and research focuses on redesigning cities so that more people can walk and roll more of the time.  He also focuses on finding ways to accelerate the transfer of knowledge into local practice . He's proud of how amazing students are when given permission to 'go for it'. And he quite likes his newish e-bike.

Dora is from Eugene and is a fourth-year student studying Planning, Public Policy, and Management. She is an aspiring urban planner with a focus on making sustainable transportation options more accessible, functional, and appealing. She is inspired by LiveMove’s past projects on bike greenways, and she is passionate about helping to develop this network and make biking to the local high school safer. In her free time, Dora is in the kitchen trying a new recipe, thrifting, or exploring new river spots.  

Bella is a second-year student from Arizona majoring in Planning, Public Policy, & Management as well as Geography, and minors in Climate Studies and Environmental Studies. She has strong interest in transportation planning and how that pairs with sustainable improvements in cities for a greener future. When she’s not in class, Bella enjoys tap dancing, doing CrossFit, watching The Walking Dead, and being an active member of the student section! 

Angie is a fourth-year student from Reno, Nevada studying Planning, Public Policy, and Management with a minor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Her academic interests include transportation planning, active and accessible transportation options, and the intersection of transportation and gender, sexuality, race, and class. She is also a member of the City of Eugene’s Active Transportation Committee where she serves alongside other community members advising the city’s transportation planning team. Outside of academics, she enjoys crocheting, reading, thrifting, and spending quality time with her two cats.

Christina is a fourth-year student from Corvallis, OR studying Planning, Public Policy, and Management as well as Political Science. Her interests within PPPM include environmental and transportation policy and the intersection of active transportation with sustainability and equity. Outside of Academics, she enjoys drawing, hiking, and doing the daily NYT mini games. 

Carrie grew up in Northern Maryland before attending the University of Oregon. She is currently a third-year student studying Planning, Public Policy, and Management with minors in Disability Studies and Landscape Architecture. She is interested in learning about transportation and long-range planning. Overall, Carrie is looking forward to learning more about Oregon during her degree and being able to hike around the PNW!