About me
I am an Assistant Professor of Geography at the University of Alabama. I am a fellow for the National Science Foundation (NSF) Enabling the Next Generation of Hazards Researchers Fellowship Program for the 2019 - 2021 round. I was an Early-Career Research Fellow for the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Medicine Gulf Research Program from 2017-2019.
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 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 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.
