Douglas M. Thompson
Rosemary Park Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies , Suzi Oppenheimer '56 Faculty Director of the Office of Sustainability
Geomorphology • Hydrology • Hazards • Geology • Geography • Civil engineering
Environmental studies is an interdisciplinary program that combines natural science and social science and examines local, regional, national and international environmental problems in a holistic manner.
There are two tracks to the major: the natural science sequence and the social science sequence.
Advisers for the ES Social Science Track MAJOR
Dawson, Flagg, Frasure, Graesch, Lizarralde, Neely, Turner, Zhang
Advisers for the ES Natural Science Track MAJOR
Bernhard, Chomiak, Hine, Jones, Lizarralde, McMahon, Rosa, Siver, Thompson, Vukicevich, Zimmer,
Advisers for the ES MINOR
Bernhard, Chomiak, Dawson, Flagg, Frasure, Graesch, Hine, Jones, Lizarralde, McMahon, Neely, Rosa, Siver, Thompson, Turner, Vukicevich, Zhang, Zimmer
Rosemary Park Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies , Suzi Oppenheimer '56 Faculty Director of the Office of Sustainability
Geomorphology • Hydrology • Hazards • Geology • Geography • Civil engineering
Senior Lecturer in Geology, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Studies
Economic geology and geochemistry • Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
Environmental studies • Environmental law and policy • Marine pollution
Virginia Eason Weinmann '51 Professor of Government and Environmental Studies
International environmental justice • International environmental politics • Comparative environmental activism and politics
Associate Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies
Environmental sociology • Climate change • Costa Rica • Disasters • Human ecology
Associate Professor of Botany and Environmental Studies
Plant ecology • Plant succession • Invasive species • GIS and ecological modeling
Professor of Botany and Environmental Studies
Ethnobotany • Environmental anthropology
Charles and Sarah P. Becker '27 Professor of Botany and Environmental Studies
Limnology • Phycology • Impacts of environmental stress on lakes • Reconstructing ancient environments
Rosemary Park Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies , Suzi Oppenheimer '56 Faculty Director of the Office of Sustainability, Director of Environmental Studies Program
Geomorphology • Hydrology • Hazards • Geology • Geography • Civil engineering
Visiting Assistant Professor of Government & Environmental Studies
U.S. Environmental Politics and Policy • Science and Technology Studies • Expertise and Democratic Decision-making • Government Ethics • Public Administration and Bureaucracy • Environmental Humanities
Katharine Blunt Professor of Biology
Microbial ecology of estuaries and salt marshes • Community ecology and population dynamics of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria
Associate Professor of English,, Director of American Studies
American literature to 1900 • American Studies • African American Literature • Environmental Humanities • Food Studies • Animal Studies • Feminist Theory
Joanne Toor Cummings '50 Professor of Government and International Relations
Comparative politics • European politics • European Union • Federal Republic of Germany
Class of '43 Professor of Philosophy, Karla Heurich Harrison '28 Director of the Goodwin-Niering Center for the Environment
Philosophy of science • Philosophy of biology • Environmental philosophy
Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Assistant Professor of Botany (Sustainable Agriculture)
Soil ecology • Organic cropping systems • Pest management
Environmental Studies Program
Mailing Address
Liz Smith, Department Assistant
Connecticut College
Environmental Studies Program
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320