Dan Immergluck, Ph.D.

  Associate Professor

BRIEF BIO

Dan Immergluck teaches courses including real estate finance, housing policy, and research methods at Georgia Tech. He has also taught courses in policy analysis, urbanization, and nonprofits and public policy. He conducts research on real estate and housing markets, economic development, community development, community reinvestment, fair housing, and urban and regional planning and policy.

Professor Immergluck previously taught at Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids , Michigan and was, for almost a decade, a senior researcher with the Woodstock Institute in Chicago , a nonprofit research organization focused on community and economic development. At the Institute, he served as the primary deputy to the president, authored dozens of reports, and advised federal, state, and local government as well as nonprofit agencies. Dan also worked as an economic development planner for an industrial development organization in Chicago and for the State of Ohio .

Dan has been frequently invited to speak at conferences and government briefings and to testify before federal, state, and local legislative and administrative bodies. His research has been published in scholarly journals and covered in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Inc Magazine, Governing, as well as on television and radio.

WEBSITE (with full curriculm vitae)

http://www.prism.gatech.edu/~di17/

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., Urban Planning and Policy, University of Illinois-Chicago , 1996         
• Master of Public Policy, University of Michigan , Ann Arbor , 1987
• Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, Northwestern University, 1984

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

•   Associate Professor , Georgia Tech, August 2005 - current
•   Assistant Professor, School of Public & Nonprofit Adm., Grand Valley State University, 2002-2005
•   Senior Vice President/Vice President, Woodstock Institute, Chicago , 1993-2002
•   Deputy Director, Greater North-Pulaski Development Corporation, Chicago, 1990 - 1993
•   Manager/Investment Analyst, Ohio Department of Development, Columbus , 1988-1990  

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

•   Dan Immergluck and Geoff Smith, "The Impact of Single Family Mortgage Foreclosures on Crime,"Housing Studies , forthcoming, 2005.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Building Power, Losing Power: The Rise and Fall of a Prominent Community Economic Development Coalition." Economic Development Quarterly 19(2005): 211-224 .
•   Dan Immergluck and Geoff Smith, "Measuring the Effects of Subprime Lending on Neighborhood Foreclosures: Evidence from Chicago ." Urban Affairs Review 40 (2005): 362-389.
•   Book : Dan Immergluck, Credit to the Community: Community Reinvestment and Fair Lending Policy in the United States . Armonk , NY : M.E. Sharpe, Inc., 2004.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Hypersegmentation and Exclusion in Financial Services in the U.S. : The Effects on Low-Income and Minority Neighborhoods," Social Policy Journal 3 (2004): 25-44.
•   Dan Immergluck and Geoff Smith, "Measuring Neighborhood Diversity and Stability in Home-Buying: Examining Patterns by Race and Income in a Robust Housing Market,"Journal of Urban Affairs 25 (2003): 473-491.
•   Dan Immergluck and Geoff Smith, "Big Changes in Small Business Lending: Implications for Firms in Low- and Moderate-Income Neighborhoods,"Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship , 8 (2003): 153-175.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Activist Communities," an entry in the Encyclopedia of Community: From the Village to the Virtual World, ed. by Karen Christensen and David Levinson, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003.
•   Malcolm Bush and Dan Immergluck, "Research, Advocacy, and Community Reinvestment," in Organizing Access to Capital: Advocacy and the Democratization of Financial Institutions , ed. by Gregory Squires, Philadelphia : Temple University Press, 2003.
•   Dan Immergluck, " Redlining Redux: Black Neighborhoods, Black-owned Firms, and the Regulatory Cold Shoulder,"Urban Affairs Review 38(2002): 22 - 41.
•   Dan Immergluck and Geoff Smith, "Bigger, Faster… But Better? How Changes in the Financial Services Industry Affect Small Business Lending in Urban Areas," Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy, September, 2001.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Deregulation, Segmentation, and Exclusion in the Financial Services Sector: The Effects on the Low-Income Side of the Economy," in Banks and Social Cohesion: Alternative Responses to a Global Market , ed. by Ed Mayo, Danyal Sattar, and Christopher Guene, Charlbury, UK: Jon Carpenter Publishing, 2001.
•   Dan Immergluck, "The Financial Services Sector and Cities: Restructuring, Decentralization, and Declining Urban Employment ," Economic Development Quarterly 15 (2001): 274-288.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Intrametropolitan Patterns of Small Business Lending: What Do the New Community Reinvestment Act Data Reveal?" Urban Affairs Review 34 (1999): 787-804.   
•   Dan Immergluck, "Cities and Finance Jobs: The Effects of Financial Services Restructuring on the Location of Employment, " Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy, 1999.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Neighborhoods, Race, and Capital: The Effect of Residential Change on Commercial Investment Patterns," Urban Affairs Review 34 (1999): 397-411.
•   Book : Dan Immergluck, Neighborhood Jobs, Race, and Skills: Urban Unemployment and Commuting, New York : Garland , 1998.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Progress Confined: Increases in Black Home Buying and the Persistence of Residential Segregation,"Journal of Urban Affairs 20 (1998): 443-457.
•   Dan Immergluck, "A Reply to Houston 's Comments on ‘Job Proximity and the Urban Employment Problem: Do Suitable Jobs Improve Neighborhood Employment Rates?' "Urban Studies , 35 (1998): 2359-2368.
•   Dan Immergluck and Erin Mullen, "The Intrametropolitan Distribution of Economic Development Financing: An Analysis of SBA 504 Lending Patterns." Economic Development Quarterly 12 (1998), 372-384.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Neighborhood Economic Development and Local Working: The Effect of Nearby Jobs on Where Residents Work," Economic Geography 74 (1998): 170-187.
•   Dan Immergluck, "Job Proximity and the Urban Employment Problem: Do Suitable Jobs Improve Neighborhood Employment Rates?"Urban Studies 35 (1998): 7-23.
•   Dan Immergluck and Samantha Weinstein, "Targeted Small Business Lending: Alternative Approaches and Best Practices in Urban Markets," Economic Development Commentary 20 (1996): 18-23.   
•   Dan Immergluck, "The Role of Public Infrastructure in Urban Economic Development," Economic Development Quarterly 7 (1993): 310-318.

SELECTED BOARDS/COMMITTEES

•   Research Advisory Committee, Center for Responsible Lending, Washington , DC., April 2005 - current
•   Illinois Governor Elect Rod Blagojevich's Transition Team, Consumer Affairs and Regulated Industries, 2002-2003
•   Chicago Council on Urban Affairs, board member, 2001-2002
•   Chicago Department of Housing Policy Advisory Group, 2000-2002
•   Chicago Area Fair Housing Alliance, board member, 1999-2002
•   Nonprofit Financial Center , board member, 1998-2000