Paul Bernard serves as an Adjunct Professor in Urban and Regional Planning at Georgetown University, where he leverages his extensive expertise in corporate strategy, real estate development, and public policy to shape the next generation of urban planners. With a strong commitment to enhancing lives...
Paul Bernard serves as an Adjunct Professor in Urban and Regional Planning at Georgetown University, where he leverages his extensive expertise in corporate strategy, real estate development, and public policy to shape the next generation of urban planners. With a strong commitment to enhancing lives and communities, Paul’s teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of customized planning and development solutions that address the unique challenges faced by economically and socially vulnerable populations.
In his studio course, students engage in hands-on urban analysis, collaborating with external organizations and industry professionals to formulate actionable urban planning strategies. This experiential learning approach not only enriches students' understanding of urban planning practices but also equips them with essential skills in GIS mapping, interdisciplinary analysis, and effective communication. Paul’s leadership in the classroom fosters an environment where students can explore innovative solutions to complex urban issues, preparing them for impactful careers in the field.
Paul's key projects often focus on sustainable development and public-private partnerships, reflecting his belief in the power of integrative solutions to drive positive change. His background in real estate transactions and land acquisition further enhances his ability to guide students through the intricacies of urban planning and development. By combining strategic planning with a deep understanding of community needs, Paul Bernard is dedicated to cultivating a new generation of urban planners who are not only skilled practitioners but also passionate advocates for social equity and sustainability in their communities.
