About me
I am an Assistant Professor of Geography at the University of Alabama. I am an Early-Career Research Fellow for the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Medicine Gulf Research Program from 2017-2019. I am also a fellow for the National Science Foundation Enabling Next Generation of Hazards and Disasters Researchers Fellowship Program for the 2019 round.
My research field is the human-environment interaction with specific interests including: human dimension of climate change, environmental risk perceptions, community resilience to environmental hazards, social response to hydrological hazards, and environmental hazards and public health. My research is largely empirical and quantitative. I use social survey data along with geographic data (e.g., weather, climate, environmental hazards, environmental pollution, and census) to understand environmental decision making within a geographic context.
Please visit the website of Environmental Decision Making Lab at UA.
My research field is the human-environment interaction with specific interests including: human dimension of climate change, environmental risk perceptions, community resilience to environmental hazards, social response to hydrological hazards, and environmental hazards and public health. My research is largely empirical and quantitative. I use social survey data along with geographic data (e.g., weather, climate, environmental hazards, environmental pollution, and census) to understand environmental decision making within a geographic context.
Please visit the website of Environmental Decision Making Lab at UA.
