Researcher: Tara Goddard
Ph.D. Candidate
Portland State University
Nohad Toulan School of Urban Studies & Planning
Before moving to Portland in 2011, Goddard was the bicycle/pedestrian coordinator for the City of Davis, California. Her research focuses on transportation psychology, specifically the interactions between drivers and pedestrians, or between drivers and cyclists.
Education
M.S., Civil Engineering, University of California, Davis
B.S., Mechanical and Environmental Engineering, U.C. Santa Barbara
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