Charrette Eric R Howell

Eric R Howell is a National Charrette Institute Certified urban and neighborhood planning professional and community organizer with a robust background in working with public and private sectors on transportation and transit policy, neighborhood plans, and long-range regional planning.

He has enriched his academic and grassroots transportation expertise through executive board positions held at the community college and national non-profit levels, contributing to the field's advancement.

With a focus on innovative public engagement strategies, Eric has conducted extensive academic research to promote social justice and revitalization practices, ensuring inclusive and sustainable urban development.

His dedication to grassroots social activism is evident through his advocacy for municipal budget reform, reflecting a commitment to community welfare and empowerment.

Additionally, Eric has engaged in political campaigning at various levels, including state, city, and district-wide initiatives, showcasing his multifaceted involvement in driving positive change within communities.

Eric's educational journey includes pursuing a Bachelor's of Science (B.S.) degree from Tennessee State University's College of Public Service, an Associate of Science (A.S.) degree from American Sentinel University's School of Information Technology, and participating as a mentee in the 2017 APBP Mentorship Program by the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals.