MUSE 2018

I am a PhD candidate in glaciology in the Department of Climate & Space. My work explores future changes to the Greenland Ice Sheet and its contribution to global sea level. I am also interested in the usability of sea level projections for coastal adaptation, and supporting equitable... Read More →

I earned my B.A. in History and Philosophy at the University of Oregon and hold a M.A. in Social Science from the University of Chicago. My research interests are in early twentieth-century U.S. intellectual history with a particular focus on American Indian history. My scholarship... Read More →

My research seeks to understand processes of urban environmental change through the lens of political ecology, with an empirical focus on postindustrial cities in the United States. This is motivated by a strong belief that cities are Socio-Ecological Systems and that it is necessary... Read More →

I study contemporary postcolonial literature and literary representations of the environment, or "eco-criticism." I am interested in legacies of imperialism that have altered postcolonial ecologies, as well as issues of place and identity in connection to the environment in a postcolonial... Read More →