Professor
Fields of Interest
Biography
Ph.D., Indiana, 1988
Research
Research Advised
- Brown, D. L., & Ellis, M. (John M. (2021). 413 in the house : an exploration of a black sense of place and black placemaking in Springfield, Ma. [University of Washington Libraries].
- Babb, M. A., & Ellis, M. (John M. (2021). Dimensions of interstate and intrastate household migration, 1990-2015. [University of Washington Libraries].
- Ramiller, A., & Ellis, M. (2020). “Don’t destroy our neighborhood” : neighborhood imaginaries and the politics of upzoning / displacement through development: spatial and temporal dynamics of residential eviction and capital investment. [University of Washington Libraries].
- Stubbs, R. W., & Ellis, M. (John M. (2017). Place, policy and parity : examining and visualizing spatial and socioeconomic contributions to hospital charge markup. [University of Washington Libraries].
- Fiorio, L., & Ellis, M. (2016). Neighborhoods neighboring neighborhoods : adjacency, relative position and tract-level racial change in the U.S. 2000 to 2010. [University of Washington Libraries].
Courses Taught
Spring 2025
Spring 2024
Spring 2023
Winter 2023
Autumn 2022
Spring 2022
Resources & Related Links
Affiliations
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