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KATRINA RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH OF THE KATRINA AFTERMATH
Staybridge Suites, 501 Tchoupitoulas Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
November 3-4, 2006
Friday, November 3
Breakfast in Staybridge Suites Restaurant is served 6:30 to 9:00 am (Complimentary with hotel registration)
8:00 am through the morning: Registration
8:30 am Introductions and Conference Moderator - Edd Hauser
8:50 am Risk Panel
Evacuation Decisions and Post Katrina Evacuation Experiences David Banks
Family Resiliency Resulting from Katrina and Rita Betsy Garrison/Diane Sasser
Financial Risk and Propensity to Cooperate Rick Wilson
Business Decisions based on Risk Perception Nina Lam
10:20 am Morning Break
10:40 am Social Vulnerability Panel 1
Documentation of Displaced Residents Susan Sterett
Population Influx of Evacuees to Baton Rouge Rick Weil
Displacement of Social Networks Megan Underhill
11:50 am Lunch (provided)
12:30 pm Luncheon Speaker: Col. Terry J. Ebbert, Director of Homeland Security, City of New Orleans
1:30 pm Disaster Aid Panel
Users Perceptions of the Coordinated Assistance Network - Jennifer Reich
Race and Giving Erzo Luttmer
Logistics Issues following Katrina Jose Holguin-Veras & Bethany Brown
Impact on Charitable Giving Catherine Eckel
3:00 pm Afternoon Break
3:20 pm Social Vulnerability Panel 2
Communication Networks & Technology to Rebuild Social Capital Marya Doerfel
Collective Efficacy and the Role of Community Networks
for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Relief Angela Chen
Collected and Fractured Families Katherine Browne
4:30 pm Adjourn Dinner on your own
Saturday, November 4
Breakfast in Staybridge Suites Restaurant is available - 7:30 to 10:00 am (Complimentary with hotel registration)
8:30 am Economic and Emotional Outcomes Panel
Personal and Professional Communities after Hurricane Katrina Robert Kraut & Irina Shklovski (presented by Sherry Elmes)
Ethical Tradeoffs of Post-Katrina Tourism Part 1 & Part 2 Jack Rozdilsky
Psychological Functioning of Children Post Hurricane Katrina Mary L. Kelley
Collecting Economic Impact Data Implications for Impacted Areas Jamie Kruse
10:00 am Morning Break
10:20 am Infrastructure and Recovery Panel
Damage Assessments and Recovery in Low Income Neighborhoods Andrew Smyth
Electric Power Delivery System Damage from Rita and Katrina Dorothy Reed
Performance of Buried Urban Infrastructure in Disasters Erez Allouche
Evaluating Preferences for Rebuilding Plans after Katrina Craig Landry
Planning and Design in Recovery for Mississippis Gulf Coast Gavin Smith
12:10 pm Future NSF Disaster Studies of Katrina and other Hurricanes - Tom Birkland
12:30 pm Symposium Summary John Lefante
12:50 pm Adjourn
Center For Transportation Policy Studies
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
9201 University City Blvd., McEniry 126, Charlotte, NC 28223
Phone: (704) 687-5953, Fax: (704) 687-5948
Email: ehauser@uncc.edu
UNC-Charlotte Related Departments
Geography and Earth Sciences · Geography Masters Program
Public Policy PhD Program · William States Lee College of Engineering
Civil Engineering · Urban Institute
