Environmental Studies Faculty

Environmental studies is an interdisciplinary program that combines natural science and social science and examines local, regional, national and international environmental problems in a holistic manner.

There are two tracks to the major:  the science sequence and the social science sequence.

Social Science Track Advisers

Jane Dawson, William Frasure, Manuel Lizarralde, Gerald Visgilio; Peter Siver, director

Science Track Advisers

Robert Askins, Pamela Hine, Chad Jones, Peter Siver, Doug Thompson, Marc Zimmer

Peter A. Siver
Director of the Environmental Studies Program
Charles & Sarah P. Becker '27 Professor of Botany

Associated Faculty

Robert Askins
Professor of Biology

Sanjeeva Balasuriya
Associate Professor of Mathematics
 
MaryAnne Borelli
Professor of Government
 
Beverly Chomiak
Senior Lecturer in Geology, Lecturer in Environmental Studies
 
Andrew Davis
Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
 
Jane Dawson
Virginia Eason Weinmann '51 Professor of Government

James Downs
Associate Professor of History
 
Glenn Dreyer
Charles and Sarah P. Becker '27 Arboretum Director; Executive Director, Goodwin-Niering Center for Conservation Biology and Environmental Studies
 
William Frasure
Professor of Government

Pamela Hine
Senior Lecturer in Botany

Chad Jones
Assistant Professor of Botany and Environmental Studies
 
Manual Lizarralde
Associate Professor of Anthropology, Ethnobotany

David Patton
Professor of Government

Douglas M. Thompson
Professor of Geophysics

Derek Turner
Associate Professor of Philosophy
 
Gerald Visgilio
Professor of Economics 

Marc Zimmer
Professor of Chemistry

Emeritus Professor

R. Scott Warren
Jean C. Tempel '65 Professor Emeritus of Botany

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