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DrLuke Kelleher

Deputy Principal CDIC

Chang’an-Dublin International College of Transportation (CDIC)

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  • Deputy Principal CDIC
    Chang’an-Dublin International College of Transportation (CDIC)
  • 01 716 2634
  • University College Dublin, School of Architecture Planning and Environmental Policy

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • PROFESSIONAL IMPACT
    FEATURED
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    Policy Dialogue & Expert Advice to Bioeconomy Implementation Group jointly chaired by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine and Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment
    Policy Dialogue & Expert Advice to Bioeconomy Implementation Group jointly chaired by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine and Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment
  • CONSULTING / ADVISORY
    Houses of the Oireachtas
    1 Dec 2022
    Subject Expert: Interview Board Member Houses of the Oireachtas Service
  • PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITY
    UCD Centre for Irish Towns (CfIT) : Talking Towns
    7 Oct 2021
    Seminar 1: Data and Irish towns
  • PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
    BiOrbic Bioeconomy Research Centre
    1 Jan 2020
  • PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
    UCD Earth Instititute
    1 Jan 2020
  • PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITY
    Dublin Castle Collaborative Town Centre Health Check Workshop No.2 Programme
    16 Mar 2017
    Presentation at Dublin Castle: Dr Luke Kelleher (UCD, Planning) and Máire Cullinan (Monaghan County Council) - Monaghan ‘Pilot’ TCHC - Key Findings and Opportunities
  • CONSULTING / ADVISORY
    Heritage Council (Ireland)
    1 Aug 2016
    Since joining UCD in August 2016 I have been engaged with the Heritage Council in a leading role on a trans-disciplinary Collaborative Town Centre Health Check Programme (CTCHCP) in conjunction with participating towns across the country.
  • PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITY
    Knowledge Exchange, Spatial Analysis and Healthy Urban Environments (KESUE)
    1 Dec 2013
    These workshops presented the findings of a year-long project, Knowledge Exchange, Spatial Analysis and Healthy Urban Environments (KESUE). The workshops disseminated the use of GIS-based walkability tools to a number of UK cities. The research explored a range of tools that can be used to map and analyse accessibility or walkability with the aim of supporting a stronger evidence base for Healthy Urban Planning.
  • PROFESSIONAL IMPACT
    Policy Dialogue & Expert Advice to Northern Ireland Department of Education (DENI) on School Transport Provision
    Policy Dialogue & Expert Advice to Northern Ireland Department of Education (DENI) on School Transport Provision
  • PROFESSIONAL IMPACT
    Policy Dialogue & Expert Advice to UK Department for Transport
    Policy Dialogue & Expert Advice to UK Department for Transport on Local Sustainable Transport Fund