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School of Environment, Geography, and Sustainability

Faculty Interests

As a learner-centered and discovery-driven institution, �� Michigan University values the research of its faculty. The following lists the research interests of faculty members in the Department of Geography, Environment, and Tourism.

Kathleen Baker

Physical geography
Geographic Information Science
Environmental analysis of domesticated plants

Lisa DeChano-Cook

Physical geography
Natural disasters
Sports geography

Lucius Hallett

Human geography
Tourism

Chansheng He

Hydrology
Water resources and nonpoint source pollution
Sino-US
Water resources policy analysis

Climate variability
Climate change
Impact on hydrological and terrestrial ecosystems

Michelle Metro-Roland

Urban and cultural geography
Landscape
Tourism

Benjamin Ofori-Amoah

Economic and urban geography
Urban and regional planning
Retail and service location
Economic development
Africa

Nicholas Padilla

Latin America
Political economy
Political ecology
Qualitative methods

Tourism
Urban and regional planning

Climatology
Geographic Information Science