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Andrew Bernish, AICP, GISP

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Andrew Bernish, AICP, GISP

Adjunct Faculty, Urban Studies & Planning Program

bernish@umd.edu

Andrew Bernish is a senior GIS Planning Analyst for KFH Group working with the Maryland State Department of Transportation (MDOT) Planning Secretary’s office. Andrew holds certifications from the American Planning Association (AICP) and the Geographic Information Systems Institute (GISP). He is an ESRI-award winning cartographer and has diverse professional experience within the public, private, academic and international sectors. He served in the US Peace Corps as a Community Resource and Education Volunteer in South Africa.

Andrew serves on the Executive Board of the Maryland Chapter of the American Planning Association. He is also on the board of Talbot Thrive and the Eastern Shore Regional Trails Cooperative. Both nonprofits advocate for bicycle and pedestrian access across Maryland's Eastern Shore.
 

Affiliations:
Education:
  • Master of Community Planning, University of Maryland
  • Bachelor of Arts, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Department Information

  • Urban Studies & Planning
  • Lecturer
  • Faculty
School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
3835 Campus Drive, College Park, MD 20742
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