| Name and Position |
Discipline |
Telephone |
Email |
Office |
|
 Henry Alegria
Assistant Professor |
Chemistry |
873-4777 |
halegria@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 212 |
| My area of research is in the general field of fate and transport of pollutants. Read more |
|
Erica Asano
Assistant Professor |
Mathematics |
873-4066 |
easano@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 210 |
| I am interested in Mathematical modeling of invasive species, infectious diseases and population. Read more |
|
Kathy Carvalho-Knighton
Assistant Professor |
Chemistry |
873-4063(O),
873-4833(Lab) |
carvalho@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 213 |
| My research interests include water quality, phytoremediation of heavy metals by aquatic species, remediation of organic and chlorinated compounds, and chemical education. Read more |
|
Deby Cassill
Associate Professor |
Biology |
873-4064(O),
873-4832(Lab) |
cassill@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 221 |
| I am a biologist interested in self-organizing systems. Read more |
|
|
Barnali Dixon
Associate Professor |
Geography |
873-4025 |
bdixon@stpt.usf.edu |
PMN 105 |
| I have extensive experience in the application and teaching of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, Global positioning Systems (GPS), geostatistics, fuzzy logic and neural networks for environmental modeling. Read more |
|
Joseph Dorsey
Assistant Professor |
Policy |
873-4967 |
dorseyjw@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 226 |
| My teaching focuses on environmental policy and its implications at local, regional, national and global levels. Read more |
|
|
Armando Hoare
Assistant Professor |
Mathematics |
873-4737 |
ahoare2@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 208 |
| I am interested in statistical modeling. |
|
Rebecca Johns
Associate Professor |
Geography |
873-4556 |
rjohns@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 208 |
| My work encompasses community organizing around economic or environmental issues, problems of cross-border labor organizing, globalization and the labor movement, gender and globalization, Native American cultural conflict. Read more |
|
Chris Meindl
Associate Professor,
Graduate Coordinator |
Geography |
873-4961 |
cmeindl@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 262 |
| I am a geographer interested in human-environment interaction, particularly in people’s perceptions of environmental issues, especially wetlands, natural hazards, and sustainability. Read more |
|
James Krest
Assistant Professor |
Geology |
873-4970(O),
873-4836(Lab) |
krest@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 220 |
| I have extensive experience measuring nutrients, trace elements, and radioactive isotopes in the environment. Most of my research couples these measurements with one- and two-dimensional models to study chemical fluxes and biogeochemical cycling. Read more |
|
Melanie Riedinger-Whitmore
Associate Professor Interim Chair |
Biology |
873-4971(O),
873-4834(Lab) |
mariedin@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 222 |
| My areas of specialization include: Aquatic ecology, wetland ecology, and paleolimnology of lakes in Florida, The Galapagos Islands, and mainland Ecuador. Read more |
|
 |
Donny Smoak
Associate Professor |
Geology |
873-4078(O),
873-4835(Lab) |
smoak@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 212 |
| My research interests involve the use of naturally occurring radionuclides as tracers of water and sediments. Read more |
|
 |
Eric Steimle
Visiting Research Asst. Professor |
Chemistry |
873-4871 |
esteimle@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 124 |
| Areas of specialization include aquatic ecology/Hydrology/Conservation, hydrodynamic and hydraulic change as an influence on the distribution of aquatic biota, habitat modeling and instream flow. |
|
 |
Bob Wang
Scientific Researcher / Lab Manager |
Environmental
Science |
873-4869 or 873-4075 |
wangx@stpt.usf.edu |
DAV 209 or URL108
|
| My research interests focus on biosphere-atmosphere interactions by using stable isotopes to quantify the amount of CO2 and H2O exchanged during photosynthesis, respiration and transpiration. Read more |
|
 |
Thomas Whitmore
Research Assistant Professor |
Biology |
873-4971(O),
873-4834(Lab) |
whitmore@ufl.edu |
DAV 222 |
My areas of specialization cover paleolimnology of lakes in Florida, southern China, and Central and South America. Read more |