Author: mccannam

Graduate Program
on the
Environment
The program integrates the study of
environmental science and public policy and leads to the Master of Environmental Studies degree (MES).
The MES program’s goal is to provide quality professional preparation for people working at the interface between
environmental science, on one hand, and societal policy-making in the public,
private and non-profit sectors, on the other hand. Thus, the program strives to produce graduates who combine an interdisciplinary understanding of the social and natural
Sciences with the skills and wisdom to
intelligently address environmental
problems.

MES Graduates
Celinda Mariela Adair
Brad Archbold
Whitney Katherine Buschmann
Brian Scott Cary
Kathryn Chumbley
Kirsi Solveg Talvikki Longley
Shawna Marie McGarry
Dylan James Monahan
Luke Edward Painter
Benjamin Price
John F. Pumilio
Hans Wolfgang Purdom
Angela Annette Reese
Robert Rock
Karen Seymour
Milagros Sola
Alison Smith
Theodore Ratcliff Switz
Aleceia Marie Tilley
Mariam Ubilava
Georgina B. Willner

MES Faculty
Jennifer (JT) Austin
Maria Bastaki
Frederica Bowcutt
Paul Butler
Gerardo Chin-Leo
Amy Cook
Robert Cole
Larry Dominguez
Peter Dorman
Karen Gaul
Martha Henderson
Heather Heying
Peter Impara
Jeremy Littell
Jean MacGregor
Ralph Murphy
Nalini Nadkarni
Craig Partridge
John Perkins
Tim Quinn
Martha Rosemeyer
Tyrus Smith
Linda Moon Stumpff
Erik Thuesen
Edward (Ted) Whitesell