Land Experts

Mara Scanlon

Professor of EnglishUniversity of Mary Washington

Professor of English, Department of English, Linguistics and Communication

Digital HumanitiesWomen’s Literature and Feminist Theory Twentieth-Century LiteratureAsian American Studies Bakhtinian theory

Robert Traver, PhD

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering | College of EngineeringVillanova University

Robert Traver, PhD, P.E., D. WRE, F.EWRI, F.ASCE, is an expert on green stormwater infrastructure.

Stormwater ManagementGreen InfrastructureFlooding Urban WatershedsWater Resources

Michael Rawlins

Extension Associate Professor and Associate Director, Climate System Research CenterUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst

Michael Rawlins studies Arctic hydrology while serving as a leading regional expert on weather anomalies and the impacts of climate change.

Arctic HydrologyExtreme Weather EventsCarbon Cycle‎Permafrost ThawClimate Change

Robert S. Young

ProfessorWestern Carolina University

Robert S. Young is a licensed professional geologist in three states (FL, NC, SC).

Holocene landscape evolution in the southern AppalachiansWetlandsCoastal ManagementCoastal ProcessesHurricanes

Isaac Larsen

Associate Professor of Earth, Geographic, and Climate SciencesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst

Geoscientist Isaac Larsen has made groundbreaking discoveries about the rate, extent and causes of soil erosion in the American Midwest.

Soil ErosionLandsacape EvolutionMegafloodsGeomorphologyAgriculure and Soil Erosion

Joanne Hammond

ArchaeologistPacific Heritage Research

Heritage expert connected to BC's archaeology and Indigenous heritage communities, dedicated to public outreach on BC's past.

ArchaeologyArchaeological ResearchArchaeological Surveyland use studiesHeritage

Julie A. Hoggarth, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of AnthropologyBaylor University

Maya archaeologist with expertise on ancient societies, societal collapse, environmental archaeology & chronology-building

Environmental ArchaeologyMayan ArcheologyAncient Society Collapse

Christopher M. Curtis

Professor of HistoryGeorgia Southern University

Dr. Curtis's research focuses on 19th-century law and property rights. He is currently studying the history of church property rights.

Consolodations and MergersThe American South/British ColonialismAge of RevolutionHistory of Common Law/Property RightsAcademic Affairs

Kim Anderson

Associate Professor, Department of Family Relations and Applied NutritionUniversity of Guelph

Associate Professor, Department of Indigenous Studies

Oral history and Indigenous knowledge translationCommunity-based Indigenous research Indigenous MasculinitiesIndigenous feminism Gender and Indigenous peoples

Benjamin Bobo, Ph.D.

Emeritus Professor of Computer Information Systems & FinanceLoyola Marymount University

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