The Environmental Humanities Faculty Seminar is a year-long initiative focusing on the environmental humanities. The seminar leader develops a set of readings with the group, organizes meetings, and facilitates analysis and debate. The faculty participants work together to develop a campus core of scholars to support further productive work with the Summer Institute in Environmental Humanities.
If you’re interested in learning more about how the Faculty Seminar impacts participants, please read this interview with 3-year Seminar participant Rory Bradley.
2020-2021 Faculty Seminar
- Amber Hickey, American Studies
- Hong Zhang, East Asian Studies
- Aaron Hanlon, English
- Elizabeth Sagaser, English
- Chris Walker, English (Seminar leader)
- Denise Bruesewitz, Environmental Studies
- Alison Bates, Environmental Studies
- Leeann Sullivan, Environmental Studies
- Rory Bradley, German
- Danae Jacobson, History
- Danila Cannamela, Italian
- Phillip Honenberger, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2019-2020 Faculty Seminar
- Jim Fleming, Science, Technology, and Society
- Lijing Jiang, Science, Technology, and Society
- Michael Burke, English and Creative Writing
- Jay Sibara, English
- Erik Reardon, History
- Amber Hickey, American Studies
- Hong Zhang, East Asian Studies
- Luis Millones, Spanish
- Rory Bradley, German
- Elena Monastireva-Ansdell, Russian
- Benedicte Mauguiere, French
- Anais Maurer, French
- Chris Walker, Environmental Humanities Postdoc
- Keith Peterson, Philosophy (Seminar leader)
2018-2019 Faculty Seminar
- Rory Bradley, German
- Michael Burke, English and Creative Writing
- Lijing Jiang, Science, Technology, and Society
- Anais Maurer, French
- Philip Nyhus, Environmental Studies
- Elizabeth Sagaser, English
- Jay Sibara, English
- Chris Walker, Environmental Humanities Postdoc
- Keith Peterson, Philosophy (Seminar leader)
2017-2018 Faculty Seminar
- Bradley Borthwick, Art
- Rory Bradley, German
- Denise Bruesewitz, Environmental Studies
- Michael Burke, English and Creative Writing
- Gail Carlson, Environmental Studies
- Jim Fleming, Science, Technology, Society
- Loren McClenachan, Environmental Studies
- Chris Walker,Environmental Humanities Postdoc
- Keith Peterson, Philosophy (Seminar leader)
