Charles A. Hall
Professor

Stephen Balogh
sbbalogh@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Coupled Natural and Human Systems
• Previous Graduate Study: SUNY-ESF (EPDP )

Susana del Granado Penaranda
smdelgra@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Manno and Hall
• Area of Study: Environmental and Natural Resources Policy
• Previous Graduate Study: SUNY-ESF (Env Pol & Dem Proces)

Whitney Marshall
wglash@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Luzadis and Hall
• Area of Study: Economics, Policy, and Human Dimensions
• Previous Graduate Study: SUNY-ESF (EFB )

Seth Myers
sjmyers@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall and Hall
• Area of Study: Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
• Undergraduate Institute: Fairmont State College (Biology)
• Previous Graduate Study: Marshall University (Biology )

Alexandre Poisson
apoisson@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Coupled Natural and Human Systems

Braulio Quintero
baquinte@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Coupled Natural and Human Systems
• Undergraduate Institute: University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez (Biology)
• Previous Graduate Study: University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez (Biology )

Personal Statement
My research interest are focused in biophysical economics, ecological modeling, and renewable energy resources policy. I am also interested in remote sensing and its application to renewable energy resources issues.

Graduate Research Topic
Coupled Human and Natural Systems

Favorite Quote
Seamos realistas y hagamos lo imposible (Let us be realists and do the impossible)-- E. Guevara

Carlos Ramirez Pascualli
carami01@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: PHD
• Graduate Advisor(s): Hall
• Area of Study: Coupled Natural and Human Systems
• Undergraduate Institute: University of Nacional Autonoma Mexico (Industrial Engineeri)
• Previous Graduate Study: El Colegio de Mexico (Economics )

Research Interest
My research interest is to develop alternatives to neoliberal economic thought (free market individualism) and neoclassical economic theory (utilitarian marginalism) based on dialogue between systems theory, ecological economics, and the political economy of natural resources.

Graduate Research Topic
The historical relation between petroleum and economic development in Mexico from an entropic perspective

Egan Waggoner
egwaggon@syr.edu

• Degree Sought: MS
• Graduate Advisor(s): Smardon and Hall
• Area of Study: Environmental Policy and Democratic Processes
• Undergraduate Institute: University of Kansas (Biology)