David Angel, Ph.D. Leo L. and Joan Kraft Laskoff Professor in Economics, Technology and Environment;
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Urban-economic geography, technology change Tel: 508-793-7388 Email:
Yuko Aoyama, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geography Economic/industrial geography, global economic change, technology and innovation, Asia-Pacific. Tel: 508-793-7403 Email:
J. Ronald Eastman, Ph.D. Professor of Geography Director of Clark Labs for Cartographic Technology and Geographic Analysis; Geographic information systems, remote sensing, and cartography Tel: 508-793-7526 Email:
Jody Emel, Ph.D. Professor and Acting Director, Graduate School of Geography Resource/environmental geography, natural resources, feminist theory Tel: 508-751-4610 Email:
Karen Frey, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geography Remote sensing, climate change, Arctic environments Tel: 508-793-7209 Email:
Susan Hanson, Ph.D. Research Professor of Geography; Urban/social/economic geography, feminist geography Tel: 508-793-7323 Email:
Douglas Johnson, Ph.D. Professor of Geography Cultural geography, land degradation, animal agriculture and nomadic pastoralism Tel: 508-793-7370 Email:
Roger Kasperson, Ph.D. Research Professor and Distinguished Scientist Hazards, global change, environment and society
Tel: 1-508-751-4607
Email: rkasperson@clarku.edu Tel: 508-793-7316
Dominik Kulakowski, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geography;
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biology Ecology and biogeography, Rocky Mountain forests, sub-alpine forests of Europe
Tel: 508-793-7383 Email:
Deborah Martin, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geography Urban, social, political geography; qualitative research Tel: 508-793-7104 Email:
James T. Murphy, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geography;
Adjunct Assistant Professor of IDCE Economic geography, technological change, sustainable development, developing economies Tel: 508-793-7687 Email:
Richard Peet, Ph.D. Professor of Geography Political economy of development, social theory, marxist geography Tel: 508-793-7364 Email:
Colin Polsky, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geography Vulnerability analysis, human dimensions of climate change, spatial statistics Tel: 508-421-3828 Email:
Robert Gilmore Pontius Jr, Ph.D. Associate Professor of IDCE and Geography Coordinator of the Geographic Information Sciences for Development and Environment Graduate Program
Geographic information science, quantitative environmental modeling, land change science, spatial statistics Tel: 508-793-7761 Email:
Samuel Ratick, Ph.D. Professor of Geography
Professor of IDCE Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Science & Policy
Decision analysis in environmental assessment and management, spatial analysis, quantitative and dynamic modeling, environmental policy, coastal hazards from climate change, pollution prevention in companies, locating hazardous facilities Tel: 508-751-4608 Email:
Dianne Rocheleau, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geography Political ecology, gender, forestry/agriculture/land use Tel: 508-793-7176 Email:
John Rogan, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geography;
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biology Landscape ecology, fire ecology, remote sensing, GIS Tel: 508-793-7562 Email:
B. L. Turner, Ph.D. Professor of Geography
Milton and Alice Higgins Chair in Environment and Society
Director, Graduate School of Geography Human-environment relationships, global change, third world agriculture Tel: 508-793-7325 Email:
Christopher A. Williams, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Geography Land surface hydrology; ecosystem ecology; hydroclimatic variability and change; global water and carbon cycles Tel: 508-793-7336 Email:
