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Assistant Professor
Chris is both a political ecologist and an agroecologist. His research focuses on agriculture, food systems change, and ecology. How does agri-environmental governance link to sustainable livelihoods, seasonal hunger, diversified farming, environmental and food justice in the Americas?
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Lecturer
John specializes in environmental writing and literature. His current research focuses on literary natural histories of Baja California. He is a fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, and a Project Scholar with the California Legacy Project.
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Associate Professor
Leslie is a geographer whose work is focused on agriculture and environment in western Africa. She is also the Executive Director of the Environmental Studies Institute.
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Adjunct Lecturer
Stephanie is an engineering consultant, and specializes in fate and transport of air and water pollutants, particularly as they relate to water supply, industrial processes, and energy sources.
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Adjunct Lecturer
Joanna has a background in conservation-based agriculture and has worked in environmental education in the United States and abroad. She directs the Bronco Urban Gardens outreach program and the Forge Garden at Santa Clara University.
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Dean's Executive Professor
Peter is the Chief Scientist at The Nature Conservancy, the world's largest non-governmental organization devoted to conservation. His research is focused on ecosystem services, setting conservation priorities, and other big questions in conservation.
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Professor
Lisa's research in environmental anthropology regularly takes her to Thailand and Turkey. Lisa holds a joint appointment in the Department of Anthropology where she is currently Department Chair.
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Professor, Department Chair
Michelle is a conservation scientist. Her research examines ecosystem recovery following major perturbation and the environmental pros and cons of genetically modified crops.
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Assistant Professor
Virginia is an ecologist whose research concerns invasive species and the benefits to humans of restoring natural ecosystems.
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Assistant Professor
Iris is a hydrogeologist with expertise in hydroclimatology and GIS. Her research explores how climate change will affect the water supply in California, the West, and beyond.
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