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1 Tiffany C. Smythe, Ph.D. Sea Education Association P.O. Box 6, Woods Hole, MA, Ph: (508) tiffany <at> smythecoastal.com Education: Ph.D. Marine Affairs, University of Rhode Island, 2011 M.A. Marine Affairs, University of Rhode Island, 2007 M.A. Education, Columbia University, Teachers College, 1999 B.A. History, Columbia University, Columbia College, 1995 Licenses and Certifications: U.S. Coast Guard license, 100- ton Inland Master/200- ton Near Coastal Mate; A.B. Sail Academic Experience: Assistant Professor, Ocean and Coastal Policy, Sea Education Association, Woods Hole, MA, present Adjunct Professor in Marine Affairs and Member of the Graduate Faculty, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, 2012 present Post- Doctoral Fellow in Maritime Policy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, London, CT, Visiting Faculty, Sea Education Association, Woods Hole, MA, 2011 Adjunct Faculty, Department of Marine Affairs, University of Rhode Island, 2011 National Science Foundation Coastal Institute IGERT Project Fellow, University of Rhode Island Coastal Institute, Narragansett, RI, Research and Teaching Assistant, Department of Marine Affairs, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, Professional Experience: Owner and Principal, Smythe Coastal Consulting, Mystic, CT, 2014 present, 2012 present Director of Harbor Restoration and Policy, New York Harbor Foundation and New York Harbor School, Coastal Manager, Rhode Island Sea Grant/University of RI Coastal Resources Center, Narragansett, RI, Professional Crew and Education Program Director, SSV Lettie G. Howard, South Street Seaport Museum, New York, NY, (seasonal) History and English Teacher, St. Paul s School for Girls, Brooklandville, MD, History and English Teacher, The Ross School, East Hampton, NY, Maritime Studies Teacher and Sailing Crew, SSV Spirit of Massachusetts, Ocean Classroom Foundation, Boothbay Harbor, ME, Instructor, New York City Outward Bound Center, New York, NY, Tiffany Smythe, Ph.D. CV Updated

2 Professional Crew and Educator, S/V Pioneer, South Street Seaport Museum, New York, NY, Museum Educator, South Street Seaport Museum, New York, NY, Peer- Reviewed Journal Publications: Smythe, T., L. Sturgis and A. Tucci. In review. The Role of Social Capital in Marine Transportation System Recovery: Hurricane Sandy and the Port of New York and New Jersey. Marine Policy Journal. Smythe, T. In review. Marine Spatial Planning as a Tool for Regional Ocean Governance? An Analysis of the New England Ocean Planning Network. Ocean and Coastal Management Journal. Smythe, T. In press. Book Review: November s Fury: The Deadly Great Lakes Hurricane of 1913 by Michael Schumacher (Minneapolis and London: University of Minnesota Press 2013). Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. Smythe, T. and R. Thompson. In press. Coastal Ecosystem- Based Management: A Mental Models Approach. Society and Natural Resources Journal. Smythe, T., R. Thompson and C. Garcia- Quijano The Inner Workings of Collaboration in Marine Ecosystem- Based Management: A Social Network Analysis Approach. Marine Policy Journal 50: Smythe, T Can Coastal Management Programs Protect and Promote Water- Dependent Uses? Coastal Management Journal 38 (6): Anthony, A., T. Smythe, and 19 other authors Coastal Lagoons and Climate Change: Ecological and Social Ramifications in Temperate Ecosystems. Ecology and Society Journal 14 (1): 8. Thompson, R., R. Burroughs, & T. Smythe Exploring the Connections Between Ferries and Urban Form: Some Considerations Before Jumping on Board. Journal of Urban Technology 13:2, Other Publications Sturgis, L., T. Smythe and A. Tucci Port Recovery in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy: Improving Port Resiliency in the Era of Climate Change. Voices in the Field Report, Center for a New American Security. Available online at Smythe, T. March With A Little Help From My Friends: How Social Capital Enhances MTS Tiffany Smythe, Ph.D. CV Updated

3 Recovery and Border Security. Proceedings of the Marine Safety and Security Council, the Coast Guard Journal of Safety at Sea. Smythe, T. October Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning: Building Social Capital Through Collaboration. Proceedings of the Marine Safety and Security Council, the Coast Guard Journal of Safety at Sea. Smythe, T. May Assessing the Impacts of Hurricane Sandy on the Port of New York and New Jersey s Maritime Responders and Response Infrastructure. Quick Response Report No. 238, University of Colorado Natural Hazards Center. Available online at Smythe, T., D. Beutel and S. Smith Fisheries Activity Maps: Methods and Data Sources. Technical appendix to the RI Ocean Special Area Management Plan. RI Coastal Resources Management Council, October Smythe, T., R. Freudenberg and R. Pirani Making Waterfronts Work: Data Needs and Policy Recommendations for Preserving Water- dependent Maritime Land Uses in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Peer- reviewed report for Regional Plan Association, New York, NY. Smythe, T Models for Working Waterfronts. Op- ed, Providence Journal, Nov. 27, Smythe, T The Demand for and Feasibility of a Statewide GIS- Based Parcel Data System. Peer- reviewed white paper for the Rhode Island Economic Policy Council, May Burroughs, R. R. Thompson, & T. Smythe Quonset Point Multi- Modal, Mixed Use Ferry Terminal. Peer- reviewed technical report for the Quonset Development Corporation and the URI Transportation Center. Smythe, T Strolling the Gold Coast: The Implications of Leydon vs. Greenwich for Beach Access in Connecticut. Roger Williams University Marine Affairs Institute White Paper series. Conference Papers, Presentations and Invited Lectures Smythe, T. Marine Spatial Planning: Preparing Future Coast Guard Officers for a New Era of Ocean Governance. Presentation at the Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences Conference, New York, NY, June 12, Smythe, T. How Practitioners Manage Ocean and Coastal Social- Ecological Systems: Mental Models and Social Network Analysis Approaches. Presentation at the Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences Conference, New York, NY, June 12, Tiffany Smythe, Ph.D. CV Updated

4 Smythe, T. Hurricane Sandy and the Port of New York and New Jersey: The Role of Social Capital in Marine Transportation System Recovery. Presentation at Social Coast Forum, Charleston, SC, February 20, Smythe, T. What Do We Mean by Resiliency? Presentation and Facilitated Discussion at NOAA Social Coast Forum, Charleston, SC, February 20, Smythe, T. Port Resilience Planning in the Port of New York and New Jersey. Invited Lecture as part of the University of Rhode Island- University of Tokyo Joint Summer Seminar, Kingston, RI, August 12, Thompson, R., S. Hulst and T. Smythe. Mental Models and Coastal Processes: The Public Understanding Science and Scientists understanding the Public. Presentation at the Joint AESOP- ACSP Congress, Dublin, Ireland, July 18, Smythe, T. You Can t Stop the Water: Assessing the Effects of Hurricane Sandy on the Port of New York and New Jersey. Invited Lecture at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Center for Advanced Studies, New London, CT, March 25, Smythe, T. Marine Spatial Planning: The Solution to the Crisis in Ocean Governance? Invited Lecture in URI Department of Marine Affairs Graduate Seminar, Kingston, RI, December 5, Smythe, T. Marine Spatial Planning in the Northeastern U.S.: Lessons Learned from Practice and Research. Presentation at Joint Fact- Finding and Visualization for Maritime Spatial Planning Workshop, Vancouver, BC, October 11, Smythe, T. and R. Thompson. Using Mental Models and Social Network Analysis to Understand How Practitioners Develop Coastal Ecosystem- Based Management Plans. Invited lecture at the Environmental Protection Agency Narragansett Bay Office of Research and Development, Narragansett, RI, July 24, Smythe, T. Using Social Network Analysis to Understand Collaborative Coastal Ecosystem- Based Management Planning Processes. Paper presented at The Coastal Society 2012 Conference, Miami, FL, June 5, Smythe, T. and R. Thompson. Using Mental Models and Social Network Analysis Methods to Understand How Practitioners Develop Coastal Ecosystem- Based Management Plans. Paper presented at Social Coast 2012 Conference, Charleston, SC, February 16, Smythe, T. The RI Ocean SAMP Fisheries Stakeholder Process. Paper presented at Coastal Zone 2011 Conference, Chicago, IL, July 18, Tiffany Smythe, Ph.D. CV Updated

5 Smythe, T. How Do We Do Ecosystem- Based Management? Using Social Science to Assess Practitioners Capacity to Develop Coastal Ecosystem- Based Management Plans. Paper presented at Coastal Zone 2011 Conference, Chicago, IL, July 20, Thompson, R. and Smythe, T. One Hundred Years of Lessons: What Marine and Coastal Spatial Planners Can Learn from Land Use Planning. Paper presented at Coastal Zone 2011 Conference, Chicago, IL, July 20, Beutel, D. and Smythe, T. The RI Ocean SAMP Fisheries Stakeholder Process: A Case Study in Transparent Policy Development. Presented at RI Sea Grant Workshop, Applying Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning as a Tool to Site Offshore Renewable Energy & other Future Uses, May 24, Smythe, T. How Do We Do Ecosystem- Based Management?: A Study of Practitioners Developing Coastal Ecosystem- Based Management Plans. Paper presented at The Coastal Society Conference, Wilmington, N.C., June 15, Smythe, T. Marine Spatial Planning in RI: the RI Ocean Special Area Management Plan. Paper presented at The Coastal Society Conference, Wilmington, N.C., June 14, Smythe, T. Is There Anybody Out There? Fishing, Shipping and Recreating in RI s Offshore Waters. Invited Public Lecture as part of RI Sea Grant Winter- Spring 2010 Lecture Series, April 15, Smythe, T. The RI Ocean SAMP Stakeholder Process. Presentation at the Coastal States Organization Annual Meeting, Charleston, SC, October 22, Smythe, T., R. Freudenberg and R. Pirani. Making Waterfronts Work. Paper presented at the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance conference, New York, NY, November Smythe, T., R. Freudenberg and R. Pirani. An Assessment of Maritime Infrastructure and Water- Dependent Uses in the New York City Metropolitan Area. Paper presented at The Coastal Society conference, Los Angeles, CA, June Smythe, T. Can State Coastal Management Programs Ensure Water Access? Paper presented at the Working Waterways and Waterfronts conference, Norfolk, VA, May Smythe, T. Developing a Statewide Parcel GIS Database to Monitor Coastal Land Use Change: a Tool for Coastal Planners and Policymakers. Paper presented at the Emerging Issues Along the Urban- Rural Interface conference, Atlanta, GA, April Smythe, T. Closing the Shoreline: The Conversion of Marinas to Private Residential Developments in the Northeastern U.S. Paper presented at The Coastal Society Conference, St. Petersburg, FL, May Tiffany Smythe, Ph.D. CV Updated

6 Burroughs, R., R. Thompson, & T. Smythe. Cars on Islands: Do Transportation Options Change Behavior? Paper presented at The Coastal Society Conference, St. Petersburg, FL, May Thompson, R., R. Burroughs, & T. Smythe. What Role Might Ferries Play in Urban Transportation Systems? Paper presented at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Kansas City, MO, October 29th, Professional Qualifications and Affiliations: Education Committee Co- Chair, The Coastal Society, 2012 present Proficient in GIS software (ArcGIS 10) including data creation, data analysis, and map making. Proficient in Ucinet 6, Netdraw, NVivo 8, and other social research methods and software programs. Grants and Awards Quick Response Grant Program Recipient, Natural Hazards Center, University of Colorado Boulder, 2012 Senior Fellow, Environmental Leadership Program, 2012 Fellow, Environmental Leadership Program Eastern Regional Network, 2012 Graduate Fellow, URI Coastal Institute, 2011 URI College of the Environmental and Life Sciences Graduate Student Travel Award, 2011 Dissertation Grant- in- Aid Recipient, URI Coastal Institute IGERT Project, 2010 and 2011 Fellow, National Science Foundation Coastal Institute IGERT Project, University of RI, Marc J. Hershman Student Travel Award, The Coastal Society 21st Conference, 2008 Education Fund Scholarship, Propeller Club of Narragansett Bay, 2008 Kenelm W. Coons Scholarship, University of Rhode Island, 2008 Graduate Student Project Award, American Planning Association- Rhode Island Chapter, 2007 Fellow, Institute of Graduate Environmental Leaders, Roger Williams School of Law, 2005 Ann M. Hershfang Graduate Scholarship, Women s Transportation Seminar Boston Chapter, 2005 Tiffany Smythe, Ph.D. CV Updated

HARVARD PROJECT ON SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AND SEA LEVEL: THE CASE OF COLLIER COUNTY (INCLUDING NAPLES, MARCO ISLAND & EVERGLADES CITY)

HARVARD PROJECT ON SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AND SEA LEVEL: THE CASE OF COLLIER COUNTY (INCLUDING NAPLES, MARCO ISLAND & EVERGLADES CITY) PROPOSAL DATE: MAY 21, 2016 Professor Charles Waldheim, Principal Investigator