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Faculty Profile
Andrea Feldpausch-Parker

Interim Dean

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234 Marshall Hall

315-470-6573
amparker@esf.edu

Dr. Andrea Feldpausch-Parker Website

Education

  • Postdoc, Texas A&M University (Energy and Communication), 2010-2011
  • Ph.D., Texas A&M University (Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences), 2010
  • M.S., Texas A&M University (Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences), 2006
  • B.S., Michigan State University (Environmental Biology/Zoology), 2003
  • B.S., Michigan State University (Fisheries and Wildlife), 2003

Research Interests

  • Environmental and Science Communication
  • Public Participation in Environmental Decision-Making
  • Environmental and Natural Resources Conflict
  • Environmental Social Movements
  • Energy Democracy and Communication

Courses Taught

Undergraduate Courses:

  • EST 255: Research Methods in Environmental Studies (Spring)
  • EST 493: Environmental Communication Workshop (Spring)

Graduate Coures:

  • EST 608: Environmental Advocacy Campaigns and Conflict Resolution (Fall)
  • EST 696: Professional Development Seminar (Fall)

Selected Publications

Peer Reviewed Edited Book in Production (under contract)

  • Feldpausch-Parker, A. M., D. Endres, T. R. Peterson and S. Gomez, editors. Routledge Handbook of Energy Democracy. Routledge, Oxfordshire, UK.

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles

Co-Guest Editor for Research Topic: Energy Democracy in Frontiers in Communication (https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/6005/energy-democracy)

Co-Guest Editor for Special Journal Issue: Communicating Hydrofracking in Environmental Communication: A Journal of Nature and Culture (Issue 3, pgs. 289-394)

 Peer Reviewed Edited Book

Peer Reviewed Book Chapters

 Peer Reviewed Encyclopedia Entries

 Published Conference Proceedings

Current Graduate Advisees

Violet Jensen-MoultonViolet Jensen-Moulton
vjjensen@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Parker
  • Area of Study: Environmental Science

Nick LohretNick Lohret
nlohret@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MPS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Parker

Brianna LounsburyBrianna Lounsbury
bjlounsb@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MPS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Parker
  • Area of Study: ENS Environmental Policy

Terra RentzTerra Rentz
tarentz@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Frair and Parker
  • Area of Study: EFB Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management

Graduate Research Topic
Strengthening the Public Trust: Management Effectiveness of State Fish and Wildlife Agencies

Favorite Quote
"Like the resource it seeks to protect, wildlife conservation must be dynamic. Changing as conditions change, seeking always to become more effective." (Rachel Carson, Silent Spring)

Katie StoreyKatie Storey
khstorey@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Parker and Dann
  • Area of Study: ENS Environmental Policy

Personal Statement
Katie obtained a BA in Liberal Studies, BA in Modern Languages & Literatures, and Minor in History at Montana State University, where she was first exposed to research. Her passions include social justice and national parks, and she hopes to form her post-graduate research around the biases in historical representation and promotional media in Adirondack Park. When she’s not reading journal after journal, she enjoys kayaking, scenic walks, analyzing French literature, and cuddling with her bossy cat.

Graduate Research Topic
The thematic area will include the presentation of Adirondack Park history by various institutions and subpublics throughout the Syracuse area; in doing so, I will identify common perceptions of Park history that may or may not contribute to exclusionary visitation experiences, as well as the limitation of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) representation.

Alexandra WallsAlexandra Walls
awalls@syr.edu

  • Degree Sought: MS
  • Graduate Advisor(s): Parker and Dann
  • Area of Study: Environmental Science