NAME
TITLE
Professor of Biology
Specialty
Aquatic ecology, molecular ecology, wetland science, apple snails, invertebrate biology and CHOCOLATE
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Fondren-Jones 212
NAME
TITLE
Professor of Psychology
Specialty
Drugs of Abuse, Sexual Motivation and Fertility
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Olin 121
NAME
TITLE
Associate Professor of Art History
Specialty
The Art and Archaeology of Mesoamerica and the Andes
The Art History of the Spanish Colonial Period in Latin America
Ancient and Colonial Aesthetics and Embodiment in the Americas
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Fine Arts 233
NAME
TITLE
Professor of Environmental Studies
Specialty
Climate Justice, Urban Studies, Environmental Politics and Policy, Spatial Theory and Place-Based Studies, Sustainability Discourses.
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Mood-Bridwell 115
NAME
TITLE
Professor of Religion
Specialty
Animals in the history of the Christian tradition; human-dog history; contemporary religious-ethical issues related to other-than-human animals; religion and ecology; environmental studies; Ecofeminism; human-animal studies; alternative religious experiences (i.e. cycling as religion)
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Mood-Bridwell 136
NAME
TITLE
Professor of Anthropology
Specialty
Topical: Nature, the more than human and the human; Race, Racism, Critical Race Theory; Environment and Place; Conservation; Social Theory; Environmental History; Racial History; Tourism; Gender. Area: Belize; Caribbean; U.S.-Mexico Borderlands; Central Texas
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Mood-Bridwell 310
NAME
TITLE
Professor of Biology
Specialty
Genetics, Evolution, Ecology, Amphibians
E-MAIL
PHONE
LOCATION
Fondren-Jones 208
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