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Brett A. Huggett

Assistant Professor of Biology

carbon allocation, physiological and morphological adaptations and/or responses among tree species to stress, plant physiology, plant water relations, xylem structure and function

Carla J. Essenberg

Assistant Professor of Biology

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

Camille S. Parrish

Lecturer in Environmental Studies & Learning Associate in 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

Senem Aslan

Associate Professor of Politics

comparative politics, ethnic conflict, Middle East politics, Moroccan politics, nationalism, state-building, state-minority relations, symbolic politics, Turkish politics

Susan W. Langdon

Lecturer in Psychology

body image, bullying, psychology, respect (definition and experiences), substance use (alcohol and psychostimulants)

Jane T. Costlow

Clark A. Griffith Professor of Environmental Studies

environmental literature and ecocriticism, film analysis and film history, genre criticism and environmental, representations of water, Russian literature and cultural history, significance of water in cultural histories, women’s film and treatments of the natural world with a primary focus on Russia, women’s writing and ecocritical issues

Holly A. Ewing

Professor of Environmental Studies

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

Leslie I. Hill

Associate Professor of Politics

comparative politics of gender African politics, democratizing states and democratizing gender power relations, gender and globalized militarization, militarizing Africa after 9/11

James G. Richter

Professor of Politics

civil society, historical institutionalism, international politics, national identity and foreign policy, NGOs, Russian NGOs, Russian politics, Russian women’s movement, social movements, state-society relations in Russia
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