Geography and Sustainability

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http://geography.utk.edu/

Nicholas Nagle, Head
Kelsey Ellis, Director of Graduate Studies

Professors
Alderman, D.H., PhD – Georgia
Horn, S.P., PhD – California (Berkeley)
Kalafsky, R.V., PhD – New York (Buffalo)
Kim, H., PhD – Ohio State
Li, Y., PhD – Beijing
Nagle, N.N., PhD – California (Santa Barbara)
Shaw, S.L., PhD – Ohio State
Tran, L.T., PhD – Hawaii

Associate Professors
Eaves, L., PhD – Florida International
Ellis, K.N., PhD – Florida State
Muñoz, I. S., PhD – Texas (Austin)
Sharma, M., PhD – Ohio State
Wu, Q., PhD – Cincinnati

Assistant Professors
Herrera, D.A., PhD – Cornell
Herrero, H., PhD – Florida
King, K. PhD – Idaho
Luke, K., PhD – Georgia
Schwartzman, G., PhD – Minnesota

Adjunct Faculty
Bishop, B.W., PhD – Florida State
Bekker, M.F., PhD – Iowa
Benjamin, S.K., PhD – South Carolina
Kar, B., PhD – South Carolina (Columbia)
Kerr, J., PhD – Tennessee
Lane, C., PhD – Tennessee
Maxwell, R. S., PhD – West Virginia
Moulton, A., PhD – Clark
Schroeder, T., PhD – Oregon State
Stewart, R.N., PhD – Tennessee
Washington-Allen, R., PhD – Utah State

Senior Lecturers
Hinten, M., PhD – Oklahoma
Norrell, T., PhD – Tennessee

Lecturers
Kerr, M., PhD. – Tennessee
Román-Rivera, M., PhD – South Carolina
Watkins, J., MS – Western Michigan

Environmental Policy Minor

The department participates in a program designed to give graduate students an opportunity to develop an interdisciplinary specialization in environmental policy and/or complete the Environmental Policy Minor . See Department of Political Science   for program description.

Interdisciplinary Watershed Minor

The department participates in the watershed minor program designed for both undergraduate and graduate students. See Interdisciplinary Watershed Minor  for program details.            

Interdisciplinary Graduate Minor in Computational Science (IGMCS)

The Department of Geography and Sustainability participates in the interdisciplinary graduate minor in computational science (IGMCS) program. Any student pursuing a master’s or PhD with a major in geography can receive a minor in computational science by completing the appropriate IGMCS requirements. For additional information, see the description of the Interdisciplinary Graduate Minor in Computational Science  listed under Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science or visit the IGMCS website.

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