ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Environmental Studies Committee Members

Students should contact one of the faculty members listed below for information on any aspect of environmental studies at UNCG

	Name (Profile)	Department	E-mail
	Dr. William Markham, Chair	Environmental Studies/Sociology	wtmarkha@uncg.edu
	Dr. Aaron Allen	School of Music	asallen@uncg.edu
	Dr. Bruce Banks	Chemistry and Biochemistry	rbbanks@uncg.edu
	Dr. Erick Byrd	Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality Management	etbyrd@uncg.edu
	Dr. Susan Buck	Political Science	sjbuck@uncg.edu
	Dr. Travis Hicks	Interior Architecture	tlhicks@uncg.edu
	Dr. Stephen Holland	Economics	sphollan@uncg.edu
	Dr. Karen Kilcup	English	academic@karenkilcup.org
	Dr. Bruce Kirchoff	Biology	kirchoff@uncg.edu
	Dr. Jay Lennartson	Geography	jayl@uncg.edu
	David McDuffie	Religious Studies	dcmcduff@uncg.edu
	Dr. Greg O'Brien	History	wgobrien@uncg.edu
	Dr. Mark Schulz	Public Health Education	mark_schulz@uncg.edu
	Dr. Linda Stine	Anthropology	lfstine@uncg.edu

Dr. Bill Markham is Professor of Sociology at UNCG and Director of the University’s interdisciplinary Environmental Studies Program. He regularly teaches Introduction to Environmental Studies, supervises Environmental Studies internships, and teaches the Senior Seminar. He recently published Protecting Nature (co-edited with Kris van Koppen), a study of nature protection organizations in eight European countries and the US, and Environmental Organizations in Modern Germany, a study of German environmental organizations since the beginning of the Twentieth Century. His current research focuses on environmental groups in Cameroon and on the response of European and US nature protection organizations to climate change. He is the recipient of three Fulbright awards for research in Germany and Cameroon and has been a Visiting Scholar at Wellesley College, the Hogg Foundation at the University of Texas at Austin, Humboldt University in Berlin, the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany, the Archive and Museum for Nature Protection in Germany, Wageningen University in the Netherlands, and the University of Buea in Cameroon. In 2010-2011 he was Chancellor’s Resident Fellow in UNCG’s Lloyd International Honors College.