Faculty

Carissa F. Aoki

Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies

applications for decision-making, disturbance ecology, GIS, landscape ecology, plant-insect interactions

Francis R. Eanes

Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies

Carla J. Essenberg

Assistant Professor of Biology

animal behavior, ecology, foraging behavior, foraging theory, learning, mutualisms, optimality modeling, pollination ecology

Holly A. Ewing

Prof of Environmental Studies and Christian A. Johnson Prof of Interdisc Studies

atmospheric deposition, biogeochemsitry, culture of and participation in science, ecosystem ecology, environmental science, limnology, paleorecords of environmental change, soils

Chelsea R. Fairbank

Lecturer in Environmental Studies

Joseph M. Hall Jr

Associate Professor of History

environmental history, Native American history, North American history before 1840, U.S. history

Tyler A. Harper

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies

Lynne Y. Lewis

Elmer W. Campbell Professor of Economics

climate change and climate change policy, economic incentives, environmental and natural resource economics, fisheries, Himalayan and Andean glaciers, Maine, southwestern United States, valuation of the environment, water resources

Ethan L. Miller

Lecturer in Environmental Studies

community economies, diverse livelihood practice, ecological politics, economic anthropology, economic geography, feminist political economy, Marxian political economy, new materialist & actor network theory, political economy, political theory, post-capitalist community & economic development, poststructuralist political theory, regional community & economic development, regional development & environmental politics in Maine

Camille S. Parrish

Lecturer in Environmental Studies & Learning Associate in Environmental Studies

Sonja K. Pieck

Professor of Environmental Studies

biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, environmental history, environmental movements, environmental politics, human geography, international development, memory studies