Environmental Studies Program

Faculty

Environmental Studies Program Home	While the Environmental Studies Program is located within the Department of Geology, it is an independent program and is overseen and controlled by the Environmental Studies Committee. The committee is comprised of professors from a variety of academic disciplines, which makes the program very comprehensive. The members of the committee and their disciplines are: Richard E. Andrus – Environmental Studies and Biology - PhD, 1974, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Mark A. Blumler - Geography – PhD in Geography, 1992, University of California at Berkeley. Joseph R. Graney - Environmental Geochemistry – PhD in Geology, 1994, University of Michigan. Neha Khanna – Environmental Economics – PhD in Resource and Environmental Economics, 1998, Cornell University. Christopher Knapp - Environmental Ethics - PhD in Philosophy, 2001, Rutgers University Peter L.K. Knuepfer - (Director of the Program) Geology – PhD in Geosciences, 1984, University of Arizona. Florence M. Margai - Geography – PhD in Geography, 1991, Kent State University. Burrell E. Montz - Geography – PhD in Geography, 1980, University of Colorado. Karen M. Salvage - Hydrogeology – PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering, 1998, The Pennsylvania State University. Weixing Zhu – Biology – PhD in Ecology, 1995, Rutgers University. In addition, three Adjunct Faculty teach courses in the Program. Juliet M. Berling – Environmental Planning and Policy; Environmental Resource Manager – PhD in Urban and Regional Science, 1993, Texas A&M University. Dylan A. Horvath – Field Ecology; Steward of the Campus Natural Areas – MS in Biology, 2003, Binghamton University. Charles L.E. Wage – Environmental Law – JD, 1987, Duquesne University School of Law.
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