Faculty

Environmental Studies Faculty at MCLA

The Environmental Studies faculty are drawn from a number of academic departments including Business Administration, Biology, Chemistry, English, History, Political Science and Geography, Physics, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work. Faculty members teach courses for the Environmental Studies major and mentor students in undergraduate research.

Core Faculty:

	Elena Traister   Coordinator of the Environmental Studies program,   B.A., Williams College   M.S., Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.   Ph.D., currently in progress at University of New Hampshire
Courses: Environmental Studies Politics and Environmental Policy Methods of Environmental Research
	A. Don Hyers   B.A., Elmhurst College   M.A., Western Michigan University   Ph.D., Arizona State University
Courses: Introduction to Physical Geology Environmental Geology Weather and Climate River Systems National Monuments and Parks
	Audrey Werner   B.S. University of Vermont   M.S. University of Vermont
Courses: Environmental Studies Politics and Environmental Policy Methods of Environmental Research
	Harold Brotzman   Professor Emeritus, Adjunct Professor   B.S., State University of New York College of Forestry   M.S., University of Maine   Ph.D., University of Iowa   Post-doctorate University of Missouri
Courses: Forest Environment
	Philip McKnight   B.A., Williams College   J.D., University of Chicago Law School
Courses: Environmental Law

Supporting Faculty:

	Tim Jay   B.A., Miami University   M.A., Kent State University   Ph.D., Kent State University   Visit his Web site
Courses: Environmental Psychology Ergonomics and the Environment
	Mary Ellen Cohane   B.A., Fairfield University   M.A. University of Pennsylvania   Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania
Courses: Environmental Communications