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For those unfamiliar with the departmental structure at ESF, we don't have traditional English, Math, Women's Studies, or Economics departments. But among all the specialized course, you can also find course offerings that fill these needs. CHE ▪ EFB1 ▪ ERE ▪ ES ▪ FNRM2 ▪ LA ▪ PBE ▪ SCME ▪ LIB ▪ Other 1includes Adirondack Ecological Center; 2includes Ranger School
DONAGHY, Kelly. Inorganic Chemistry and Chemical Education. President, Faculty Governance. MAO, Huiting. Regional tropospheric chemistry and climate change, intercontinental transport of trace gases and aerosols, climate-air quality connections, biosphere-atmosphere exchange of trace gases, and radiative transfer processes.
Environmental and Forest Biology (including the Adirondack Ecological Center, Newcomb, NY) FIERKE, Melissa. Forest Entomology and Ecology. Dr. Fierke also teaches General Biology. FOLTA, Beth. Informal Education and Environmental Interpretation. FRAIR, Jacqueline. Wildlife Ecology. KIMMERER, Robin. Ecology of mosses; Restoration of culturally significant plants to Native American communities; Environmental partnerships with Native American communities; Traditional Ecological Knowledge; Disturbance ecology; Recovery of epiphytic communities. Director, Undergraduate Mentoring in Environmental Biology (UMEB) and Center for Native Peoples and the Environment. NEWMAN, Lee. Cell Biology and molecular techniques. LIMBURG, Karin. Fisheries ecology, ecosystem ecology, watershed ecology, fish migration, biogeochemical tracers, modeling, ecological economics. Dr. Limburg has also taught courses on grant management and wine appreciation. McGRATH, Kathy. Aquatic ecology (adjunct) McNULTY, Stacy. Forest and landscape ecology, landscape ecology, and the study of impacts of human land use on wildlife habitat. Stacy is based at the Adirondack Ecological Center (AEC)in Newcomb, NY. Rundell, Rebecca. Evolutionary Biology, invertebrate biology. RYAN, Sadie. Disease and landscape ecology, wildlife conservation biology, public health, climate change. SCHULZ, Kim. Limnology (the study of inland aquatic ecosystems). WANG, Chun-Juan "June". Mycology. Dr. Wang was originally hired as a Research Associate in 1959. Her position was converted to tenure track sometime thereafter after students questioned why she wasn't faculty. She advanced through various grades to become one of ESF's first women Professors in 1972. She "retired" in 1998, but still has an active research program.
Environmental Resources Engineering QUACKENBUSH, Lindi. Image processing and remote sensing application areas. Courses include: GIS for Engineers: ERE 551 GIS for Engineers, ERE 371 Surveying for Engineers, ERE 553 Introduction to Spatial Information, ERE 566 Introduction to Global Positioning Systems, and FEG 133 Introduction to Engineering Design
COURTWRIGHT, Carol, Writing Program DEBAISE, Janine. Ecofeminism. Ecological literacy. Composition and rhetoric. Contemporary nature literature. Science Literature. Urban nature literature. FITZSIMMONS,Maureen. Writing Program Feldpeusch Parker, Andrea. HALL, Myrna Director, Center for the Urban Environment. Integrating simulation modeling and GIS for studying the interaction of humans and their; environment Natural resources management; Issues of sustainable development HOGAN, Elizabeth Writing Program JAGER, Dawnelle. EcoComposition, Technical Writing, Creative Nonfiction in the Sciences. Dawnelle is Coordinator, Writing Resource Center KEENAN, Mary Ann. Cultural Ecology. LUZADIS, Valerie. Chair. Natural Resources Policy and Values; Ecological Economics. Dr. Luzadis also teaches Research Methods. She is also Professor, department of Forest and Natural Resources Management, Assistant to the Provost for Academic Inititatives; and Institutional Assessment Coordinator for ESF. MORAN, Sharon. Human dimensions of water/ wastewater issues, Environmental issues in post-communist countries, Qualitative research methods; gender and nature , Sustainability indicators . Dr. Moran has been co-teaching Women in Environmental Careers. NORDENSTAM, Brenda Social Ecology, Risk perception, communication, and assessment of environmental and public health hazards, Contextual factors influencing perception, valuation, and management of environmental risk. Dr. Nordenstam also teaches courses in Survey Research Methods. SENECAH, Susan . Communication aspects of public participation in the formation of environmental public policy/decisions, especially the origins, dynamics, persuasive strategies, and tactics of environmental campaigns. Legislative process, environmental public policy. Dr. Senecah is also Stakeholder Involvement Coordinator at New York Department of State SELFA, Theresa. Environmental, Agricultural and Development Sociology. Rickard, Laura. Environmental Communication. WEBSTER. Sally. Sally taught computing classes from 1990-2000, retiring as an Associate Professor. WHITMORE, Bennette. Director, ESF Writing Program. Technical writing, communications studies, Environmental Education, and Children's Literature. VIDON, Elizabeth. Visiting Instructor. Human geography; Attitudes, values and the Environment
Forest and Natural Resources Management (including Forest Tech Program, NYS Ranger School, Wanakena, NY CALLAN, Ramana. Ranger School--Wildlife and spatial ecology. CONAHAN, Karen. Visiting instructor. Calculus. JOHNSTON, Mariann. Ranger School--Forest Health and Nutrition, Fertilization, Soils & Ecology, and Management. KIERNAN, Diane. Visiting Instructor. Statistics. KUEHN, Diane. Recreation. Dr. Kuehn also co-teaches Women in Environmental Careers. LaVIE, Jacqueline. Calculus. LUZADIS, Valerie. Dr. Luzadis is still affiliated with this department, but she chairs Environmental Studies. VONHOF, Sarah. History of forest and natural resource policy; property rights and stewardship of American lands and forests. FOR 204 Natural Resources in American History .FOR 203 Western Civilization and the Environment YANAI, Ruth. Forest Ecology, Ecosystem and Nutrient Cycling. Dr. Yanai also teaches Writing for Scientific Publication and Workshop and Seminar on Natural Resources Policy and Management
BRYANT, Margaret LSA 470/670 – Thematic Landscape Design Studio, LSA 652 – Community Development Process Dieterlan, Susan. Behavioral factors of community design, research methodology, site inventory and analysis and construction documents DOBLE, Cheryl. Associate Professor Emeritus (8/2011) Foundation Design, Landscape Architectural Design, Thematic Landscape Design, Rural Design. Cheryl is the founding director, Center for Community Design Research Fernandez, Isabel. Assistant Professor, Public Space. GAVITT, Jocelyn Visiting Instructor. Foundation Design, Landscape Architectural Design, The Built & Natural Environment FRENCH, Sara Visiting Instructor. Art, Culture & Landscape HOFFMAN, Robin Landscape Architectural Design Studios, Site Construction , Drainage and Road Layout, Professional Practice. KING, Maren. Director, Center for Community Design Research STRIBLEY, Kathy Professor Emeritus (12/2010). Landscape Architectural Design Studio IV, Professional Practice, Behavioral Factors in Community Design, Capstone Studio SIMMER, Carolyn Visiting Instructor. Drawing Studio Vanucchi, Jamie. Assistant Professor, Urban resilience and water sensitive design
Paper and Bioprocess Engineering BUJANOVIC, Biljana Chemistry of lignocellulosics and new technologies in utilization; Structure, reactivity, and utilization of lignin and extractives; Pulping and bleaching; Pulp and paper properties. Dr Bujanovic also teaches APM153 Computing Methods for Engineers and Scientists Sustainable Construction Management and Engineering ANAGNOST, Sue Chair and Asst. Director, N.C. Brown Center for Ultrastructure Studies. Wood anatomy, Decay of wood products, Mycology of indoor air, and Light microscopy, scanning and transmission electron microscopy. ERE 770 Biodegradation of Wood; WPE 376 Decay of Wood Products; ERE 596 Microtechnique SMITH, Jen. Soil erosion, Rolled erosion control products; Geotextile filtration; Geosynthetics, Geotechnical engineering; Technical, political, and social aspects of coir fiber use in India; Public policy
Librarians JoAnne Ellis, Jane Verostek and Jessica Clemmons teach ESF 200 Information Literacy.
ANAGNOST, Sue, Chair, SCME. See above. BARBER, Marcia. Director, Human Resources. CRANDELL, Laura. Director, Student Activities. DRUMMER FRANCIS, Raydora. Director, Multicultural Affairs DUNN, Claire. Director, Communications (formerly News and Publications) FELLOWS, Maureen. Director, Governmental Relations and Institutional Planning LOMBARD, Anne. Dean, Student Life and Experiential Learning. LUZADIS, Valerie. Chair, ES, see above and Assistant Provost for Assessment & Academic Initiatives SANFORD, Sue. Director, Undergraduate Admissions and Inter-Institutional Relations VANDEBURG, Suzette. Assistant Dean, Graduate School |
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