Affiliated Faculty

Pam McElwee

Pam McElwee

Information: pamela.mcelwee@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: political ecology, climate vulnerability, conservation, forests, gender, environmental justice, environmental conflict & security, Asia, Vietnam; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Globalization, Environment and Development

Lauren Neitzke Adamo

Lauren Neitzke Adamo

Information: Associate Teaching Professor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences; Wright Geological Laboratory 209; Lneitzke@eps.rutgers.edu; Research Interests: Paleoceanography and Stable Isotope Stratigraphy, Geoscience and informal educational research, Drone and Photogrammetry Remote Sensing for surface and coastal processes; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Planet Earth

Paul O'Keefe

Paul O'Keefe

Information: Assistant Teaching Professor; LSH - room B240; paul.okeefe@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: development geography, political ecology, human-environment relations, adaptation to climate change, vulnerability, livelihoods approaches, Tanzania; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Transforming the Global Environment, Climate Change and Society

Hieu Phung

Hieu Phung

Information: Assistant Professor of Vietnamese and Southeast Asian History; Scott Hall 327; hieu.phung@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: local culture and statecraft on the preindustrial environment, premodern geographic knowledge, history of Vietnam and Southeast Asia during the transition from the Medieval Climate Anomaly to the Little Ice Age; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Environmental Crises in Southeast Asia

Priscilla Pinto Ferreira

Priscilla Pinto Ferreira

Information: Assistant Professor; LSH - room B236; priscilla.pferreira@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: Afro-Latinx Geographies, Black solidarity economies, urban geography, Afro-Latina feminisms, and decolonial methodologies and pedagogical praxis.

Åsa Rennermalm

Åsa Rennermalm

Information: Professor; LSH - room B214; asa.rennermalm@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: hydrology and glaciology of the Arctic region, and how contemporary climate change is transforming the Greenland ice sheet; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Earth Systems, Spatial Data Analysis, Field Geography

Nicholas Rennie

Nicholas Rennie

Information: Associate Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies, German Language and Literature; 15 Seminary Place, Room 4124; nicholas.rennie@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: Literature of the Enlightenment and the Age of Goethe; modern aesthetics and intellectual history; the Frankfurt School; literary theory; German language.

Kevon Rhiney

Kevon Rhiney

Information: Associate Professor; LSH - room B259; kevon.rhiney@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: global change, rural agrarian livelihoods, biopolitics, political ecology, environmental justice, postcolonial thought, Caribbean region; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Introduction to Environmental Studies, Natural Hazards

J.T. Roane

J.T. Roane

Information: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; j.t.roane@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: Black geographies, Black ecologies, Black Gender and Sexuality Studies, urban and rural geographies, African American and African Diaspora History, political ecology

David Robinson

David Robinson

Information: Distinguished Professor; LSH - room B230; david.robinson@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: My research interests run the spatial gamut from global to local, with an underlying theme being the development of a better understanding of the climate system.; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Earth Systems, The Global Climate System

Jesse Rodenbiker

Jesse Rodenbiker

Information: Assistant Professor; LSH - room B263; jesse.rodenbiker@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: environmental governance, urban geography, inequality, displacement, political ecology, sustainability, China; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Environment, Society, and Justice

Laura C. Schneider

Laura C. Schneider

Information: Professor; LSH - room B234; laura.schneider@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: land systems science, tropical ecosystems, remote sensing, Latin America; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Global Ecosystems and Biodiversity, Remote Sensing, Environmental Studies Capstone

Mike Siegel

Mike Siegel

Information: Cartographer; LSH B261; misiegel@rutgers.edu; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Principles of Cartography, Advanced Cartography

Hilary Sigman

Hilary Sigman

Information: Professor of Economics; New Jersey Hall 422/424; hsigman@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: Environmental Economics, Public Economics, Law and Economics; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Econ 432: Environmental Economics

Genese Sodikoff

Genese Sodikoff

Information: Associate Professor of Anthropology; Hill Hall 601; sodikoff@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: biotic and cultural extinction, land degradation and zoonosis; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Politics of Extinction; Humans, Animals and Society; Environmental Anthropology

Lei Song

Lei Song

Information: Assistant Professor; LSH - room B249; lei.song@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: global environmental change, biodiversity conservation, landscape ecology, terrestrial ecosystems, land cover/land use, remote sensing, geospatial AI

Kurt Spellmeyer

Kurt Spellmeyer

Information: Professor of English; Murray Hall, 220; spellmey@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: eco-criticism, environmental literature, the intersections between Buddhism and the environment; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Introduction to Environmental Literature

Kevin St. Martin

Kevin St. Martin

Information: Professor; LSH - room B232; kevin.st.martin@rutgers.edu; Research Interests: economic geography, diverse economies, political ecology, community and commons, critical cartographies, GIS

Teona Williams

Teona Williams

Information: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR; tw615@scarletmail.rutgers.edu; Research Interests: Black geographies, Black feminism, African American and environmental history, Black Ecologies, critical food studies, critical disaster studies, the Black South(s), and rural geographies; Environmental Studies Courses Taught: Environment, Society, and Justice; Readings in Black Geographies; Writing Black and Indigenous Environmental Histories.

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