Lecturers/Visiting Scholars

Usha Eleswarapu

Information: Lecturer II; Lecturer/Visiting Scholar; Research Interests: Environment, Water Quality, Optimal Monitoring Strategies, GIS

Information: Visiting Assistant Professor; Lecturer/Visiting Scholar; Research Interests: Political Ecology, Biodiversity Conservation, Landscape Transformations, and Environmental Justice

Information: Summer/Winter instructor; Lecturer/Visiting Scholar; Research Interests: Geography Education, Climate & Climate Change Education

Information: Visiting Assistant Professor; Lecturer/Visiting Scholar; Lucy Stone Hall, room B218 | (848) 445-4341; Research Interests: environmental geography - environmental humanities, conservation, critical animal studies, political ecology, decolonization, feminist methodologies, science and technology studies, island and archipelagic studies, sustainability, Western Atlantic / coastal ecologies

Information: Visiting Assistant Professor; Lecturer/Visiting Scholar; Research Interests: Labban is a human-environment geographer interested in critical social theory, political economy, industrial microbiology and biotechnology, extraction, energy, and waste. He is working on two books: rethinking the inter-relationships between urbanization, mining, and wasting under modern capitalism; exploring the multiple intersections of various microbes with the circuits of capital.

Information: Visiting Scholar; Lecturer/Visiting Scholar; Research Interests: Afro-Brazilian geographies; geography teaching and racial justice; anti-colonial and anti-racist geographies; school geographic knowledge; pedagogical practices in geography; school geography curriculum; high school geography and youth