Faculty

The Graduate Program in Environmental Policy is centered in the Department of Social Sciences. The program's core faculty has expertise in environmental decision making, energy policy, environmental regulation, public participation, technology policy, environmental and natural resource policy, environmental history, Great Lakes institutions, environmental sociology, and global change.

Affiliated faculty in Engineering, Biology, the School of Business and Economics, and the School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science have expertise in a wide range of environmental fields, including natural hazards, water quality, energy transfer, aquatic habitats, energy and fuels, endangered species, air pollution, and risk communication.

Faculty CVs for Proposed PhD Program in Environmental and Energy Policy (PDFs)

Core Faculty

                                                                                             Maasto Hiihto Cross Country Ski Trails in December

Bradley H. Baltensperger

Hugh S. Gorman

Kathleen E. Halvorsen

Carol A. MacLennan

Audrey Mayer

Barry D. Solomon

Left menu image: Carol, Hugh, Barry, Brad and Kathy at the Annual Social Sciences Department Picnic.              

Audrey and Luukas relaxing in Finland, Summer 2008.