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Program Faculty
Drawn from throughout Brown University and the other institutions, our faculty are leaders in their fields, with extensive experience in developing nation environmental contexts. Beyond lecture halls, program fellows interact with faculty in mentorship consultations, in project planning, at colloquia, on field visits, during informal receptions and at other special events. Core faculty are internationally recognized scholar-practitioners in areas of ecosystem science, biodiversity maintenance, ecological economics, global environmental change and natural resource conservation. Additional faculty affiliated with the program add extensive depth in areas of environmental law, coastal resource management, demographic science and policy, environmental history, hydrology and water resource management, environmental health, urban planning, impact assessment, geographic information systems (GIS), rural sociology, toxics use reduction, negotiations and conflict resolution, stochastic modeling of environmental processes, international trade and environmental impacts, and global biogeochemistry.
Core Course and Module Faculty
Saleem
Ali, Brown University and University of Vermont
Environmental Conflict Resolution
Lynn
Carlson, Brown University
Geographical Information Systems
Steven Hamburg, Brown University
Ecosystem Ecology and Land-Change Science
Jonathan
Harris, Tufts University
Ecological Economics
Nancy Jacobs, Brown University
African Environmental History
Leiwen
Jiang, Brown University
Demography
Jerry Melillo, Marine Biological Laboratory
Ecosystem Ecology/Global Biogeochemistry
John Mustard, Brown University
Remote Sensing
Simone
Pulver, Brown University
Multilateral Environmental Governance
Barbara
Thomas-Slayter, Clark University
Poverty & Environment
Mort Webster, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and University of North Carolina
Global Climate Change
Richard
Wetzler, Consultant
Global Ecological Assessment
Michael White, Brown University
Environmental Sociology
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