Yue Cui
cuiyue@msu.edu
Telephone: (517) 432-0285
School of Planning, Design and Construction
Assistant Professor and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Center for Economic and Spatial Analysis for Planning and Management
Human Ecology Building552 W. Circle Drive, Room 112
East Lansing, MI 48824
Land Policy
Assistant Professor and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Center for Economic and Spatial Analysis for Planning and Management
Human Ecology Building552 W. Circle Drive, Room 112
East Lansing, MI 48824
Area of Expertise:
Research Interests: Economic Impacts Studies, Placemaking and Community Development, GIS and Spatial Analysis, Natural Resource Management, and Tourism and Recreation Management.
Degree:
Bachelors: Bachelor in computer engineering from HuaZhong University of Science and Technology.
Masters: Master of information economics from the Capital University of Economics and Business.
PhD: PhD in Geography from Peking University and a PhD from the Department of Community, Agriculture, Recreation and Resource Studies at MSU.
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Yue Cui’s research interests include Economic Impacts Studies, Placemaking and Community Development, GIS and Spatial Analysis, Natural Resource Management, and Tourism and Recreation Management. She has been working on estimating the regional economic impacts of recreation and tourism since 2007. Cui conducted various economic impacts studies for National Marine Manufacture Associations, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, US Army Corps of Engineers and National Park Service. She is also a geographer working on designing Volunteered Geographic Information System for spatial-related survey instrument, placemaking tool, and recreation resource and inventory management tools. Cui holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from HuaZhong University of Science and Technology, China; a Master’s degree in Information Economics from the Capital University of Economics and Business, China; a PhD in Geography from Peking University, China; and a PhD from the Department of Community, Agriculture, Recreation and Resource Studies at Michigan State University.
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