Dr. Reeves has eighteen years of experience teaching and conducting multi-methodological research and providing technical assistance to a wide variety of political, community, and educational institutions working to revitalize disadvantaged communities. For instance, his academic research has included several major projects that are central to a broad array of government and private-sector initiatives, including the Multi-City Survey of Urban Inequality – a four city study of the influences of racial attitudes, employer attitudes, housing experiences, and labor market dynamics on urban inequality; and he is presently the Lead Evaluator of three HOPE VI Revitalization Projects funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. He has a Bachelor of Arts from Swarthmore and a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan.