Physical Geography and Environmental Studies explores how Earth’s natural systems work, how climate change is reshaping them, and how people interact with these processes. With growing concerns about resource scarcity and climate challenges, there’s rising demand for geographers with the skills to understand and address these critical issues.

Faculty

  • Associate Professor, Geography
  • Professor, Geography
  • Department Chair, Geography
  • Professor, Geography
  • Affiliated Professor, Urban Studies
  • Distinguished Professor, Geography

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