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GESA Faculty & Staff
Department Chair
Faculty
Geospatial Science & Technology Faculty
An interdisciplinary program between Geography, Environment & Spatial Analysis; Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management; and the Environmental Science & Management departments.
Nicholas Perdue
Department Chair & Associate Professor
Department of Geography, Environment & Spatial Analysis
Rosemary Sherriff
Staff
Emeritus Faculty
Mary Beth Cunha / 1996-2017
Education
M.A., University of California, Davis
Research & Teaching
Geospatial Sciences, Sierra Nevada, Cartographic Design.
Email: mcunha58@gmail.com
Stephen Cunha / 1996-2017
Education
Ph.D., University of California, Davis
Research & Teaching
Mountain Environments, National Parks and Protected Areas, International Environmental Issues; Central Asia, Alaska, Sierra Nevada.
Email: scunha55@gmail.com
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Paul Blank / 1990-2014
Education
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin
Research & Teaching
Eurasia, the Middle East and the Mediterranean and Pacific Basins. Re-conceptualizing area studies to incorporate sea and ocean basins, as well as new pedagogies involving large-scale floor maps and interdisciplinary teaching.
Dennis E. Fitzsimons / 2002-2012
Education
Ph.D., University of Kansas
Research & Teaching
Cartography, Map Design, California, Geographic Research and Writing.
Joseph S. Leeper / 1971-2009
Education
Ph.D., University of Oregon
Research & Teaching
Human/Cultural, Urban, Latin America, Field Methods, Geographic Education.
Robert "Bob" Plank / 1970-1999
Education
M.A., Morehead State
Research & Teaching
Cartography
Lowell "Ben" Bennion / 1970-1999
Education
Ph.D., Syracuse
Research & Teaching
Historical Geography, Human/Cultural, Mormon Landscape, Northwest California, Field Methods.
John L. Harper / 1971-1997 / Deceased
Education
Ph.D., Colorado
Research & Teaching
Physical, Climate, Human-Land Relationships, Conservation Ethics, North America.
Harold "Hal" Jackson / 1973-1992
Education
Ph.D., Colorado
Research & Teaching
Quantitative Methods, Latin America, Field Methods, Urban.
John M. Coleman / 1964-1989
Education
Ph.D., Indiana
Research & Teaching
Soviet Union, World without Borders, Political, Human/Cultural, Agricultural.