Dr. Matthew Altenritter
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Dr. Kathryn Amatangelo
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Dr. Michael Chislock
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Dr. Christopher Norment
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Dr. Jacques Rinchard
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Dr. Rachel Shultz
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Norma PolizziNorma has been teaching Environmental Law here for 12 years. Environmental Attorney (Juris Doctor) for 18 years now in private practice. Recently obtained a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Environmental Law. Thesis is on Climate Change and the Law. Counsel to Rochester People's Climate Coalition and Drawdown Ambassador for Pachamama. Attended Climate Reality training with Vice President Gore and the International Conference on Climate Change in Poland in 2018.
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Dr. Jacob StraubMy professional teaching experience spans more than 10 years and includes a variety of field-based courses in wildlife, forestry, natural resources, ecology and environmental science. I've advised over 100 undergraduate students and 3 MSc students as an Assistant and Associate Professor. My favorite experiences involve taking students to the field and inspiring passion and stewardship for our natural world. I'm also an internationally recognized waterfowl research scientist who works closely with conservation partners at the state, federal and local levels. My students research relevant and applied aspects of waterfowl and wetland conservation.
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ANDIE GRAHAMInstructional Support TechnicianAndie Graham has a M.S. in Environmental Science and Biology with an emphasis in wetland ecology and B.S. in Earth and Mineral Science with an emphasis on hydrogeology. She teaches courses in wetland delineation and and conducts research in wetland ecosystems. Andie’s research focuses on invasive species management and habitat restoration. Additionally, Andie holds professional certifications from the Society of Wetland Scientists (WPIT©) and the Society of Ecological Restoration (CERPIT©).
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GREG LAWRENCEResearch ScientistAfter getting his B.S. and M.Sc. in Environmental Science & Ecology at SUNY Brockport, he manages part of the Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Monitoring Program as well as multiple Great Lakes coastal wetland restoration projects at SUNY Brockport. Research interests include ornithology and bird population monitoring, restoration ecology, peatland ecology, and community ecology, specifically in wetlands and grasslands.
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CRYSTAL NUTTYSecretary II started with the Environmental Science & Ecology Department in April of 2019. My previous experience includes working in the medical department of Wyoming Correctional Facility and working in the education department of Industry Residential Center. Before going into the secretarial field I worked in retail in many different departments, which helped with my people skills as well as time management and organizational skills. I am thrilled to be able to work with the wonderful staff in this department and excited to be able to get to know the students!
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