In a prior appointment, he served as Director of the Local Economic Development Assistance center for The Pennsylvania State University from 1978 through 1987. A specialist in community and local economic development and public policy evaluation, Dr. Meyer has, in recent years, been actively engaged in brownfield redevelopment research and practice, and has moved into work on alternative urban spatial developments and the broader issues associated with infill and expansion patterns. He has been invited to speak about brownfields at White House Conferences, EPA brownfield meetings, HUD Roundtables, and meetings hosted by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve and the National Governors Association, among others. In addition to working closely with communities on sustainable development options, Dr. Meyer is a scholar with some 100 articles, chapters and reports to his credit.
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