Faculty
The ES&S Program has 7 dedicated ES faculty members, and 50 affiliated faculty from other departments who teach ES-designated classes. They have a wide range of domestic and international experience, conducting cutting-edge research on an array of important issues. They publish articles and books on subjects ranging from conservation of agricultural biodiversity to voluntourism in Costa Rica, and from carbon fluxes in the ocean to the effect of particulate matter on the chemical balance of the atmosphere, and even made a documentary on local sustainability initiatives in the Hudson Valley (see https://www.sustainingthisplace.net/category-s/107.htm). Their publication record is impressive, but more important is their dedication to excellence in teaching and to their students.
Director of the Environmental Studies and Sciences Program: Karen Kellogg
Coordinator, Environmental Studies and Sciences Program: Anne Gallagher Ernst
Associate Professor: Nurcan Atalan-Helicke, Karen Kellogg
Assistant Professor: Kurt Smemo
Visiting Assistant Professor: Andrew Schneller
Lecturer: Thomas Hart
* = part time
Affiliated Faculty:
American Studies: Gregory Pfitzer
Anthropology: Michael Ennis-McMillan, Heather Hurst
Asian Studies: Ben Bogin
Biology: Catherine Domozych, David Domozych, Corey Freeman-Gallant, Elaine Larsen, Sylvia McDevitt, Joshua Ness, Monica Raveret Richter, Bernie Possidente, Erika Schielke, Patti Steinbgerger
Chemistry: Kim Frederick, Steven Frey, Raymond Giguere, Judith Halstead, Juan Navea
Economics: Monica Das, Sandra Goff, Robert Jones, Mehmet Odekon
English: Michael Marx
Geosciences: Jennifer Cholnoky, Margaret Estapa, Amy Frappier, Greg Gerbi, Victor Guevara, Kyle Nichols
Government: Katherine Graney, Feryaz Ocakli, Bob Turner
Health & Exercise Science: Paul Arciero, Susanne D'Isabel
History: Eric Morser, Tillman Nechtman
Management and Business: Cathy Hill, James Kennelly
Philosophy: William Lewis
Religious Studies: Eliza Kent
Sociology: Amon Emeka, Rik Scarce
World Languages: Oscar Perez
Resource Staff:
GIS: Alex Chaucer, Tom Hart
Library: Jenna Pitera