Emma Witanowski (MUSA'25)
My work bridges GIS, data science, environmental science, and art. I am passionate about using maps and data to help communities make sustainable, equitable choices, while finding creative ways to make complex information clear.
// Currently pursuing a PhD at Brown University
Krystal Won (MUSA'25)
A spatial data analyst and visualization specialist transforming data into compelling visual stories. Healthcare equity, accessibility, and environmental challenges drive my work at the intersection of urban analytics and social impact.
//Currently working as a Research Specialist at The Eviction Lab at Princeton University.
Luming Xu (MUSA'25)
Spaces set the rhythm and tempo of urban life, while maps and analysis bring joy to mine. I’m actively exploring the geospatial field, using data visualization to connect people, places, and ideas :)
//Currently working as a Data Visualization Specialist for the City of Philadelphia
Trevor Kapuvari (MUSA'24)
Spatial Data Scientist integrating GIS and AI. Dedicated to making GIS and machine learning empowering tools across industries.
//Currently working as a Spatial Data Scientist at Con Edison.
Ann Zhang (MCP/MUSA'24)
Born & raised urban residents, trained planner & data specialist, working analyst, living in New York City.
//Currently working as an analyst at AECOM's Economics / Building + Places practice.
Rebekah Adams (MUSA'23)
Transit enthusiast using geospatial data science to understand the world.
//Currently working as a Data Scientist & Senior Associate for the NYC Ferry at the New York City Economic Development Corporation.
Yuewen Dai (MUSA'23)
A life-long learner and a multidisciplinary-background analyst with spatial analysis and data visualization expertise. Strive to provide accurate and actionable insights to solve complex problems and inform decision-making.
//Currently working as a Transportation Planner & Data Scientist at Foursquare ITP.
Ben Keel (MUSA'23)
After starting his career as an experiential graphic designer, Ben now supports businesses and developers with spatial real estate analysis while bridging common communication gaps between communities and developers with interactive visualizations.
//Currently working as a Data Analyst at Brandywine Realty Trust
Jack Rummler (MUSA'23)
Geospatial analyst and urban enthusiast motivated by using data to promote social and ecological resilience.
//Currently working as a Consultant on the City Resilience Program at The World Bank.