Campus: New England
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Ming Wei Koh
Adjunct Faculty MEd for Experienced Educators [email protected]
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Jimmy Karlan, EdD
I was once very fortunate to have had my closest friend write a recommendation for me in the form of a poem. He captures how I hope my graduate students and I can experience each other. A Short Walk with Jimmy It happens on a short walk the first time you meet Jimmy. It happens…
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Deborah Kardane
Deb Kardane, M.Ed., Affiliate Faculty in the Department of Education, currently teaches in the Integrated Learning Program. She founded and coordinates the Intern Residency Partnership Program with Brattleboro Elementary Schools in Vermont, where select students from the Integrated Learning program complete their internship as paid resident-interns. She currently teaches the course: Reading/Literacy Teaching Methods and…
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James Jordan, PhD
Understanding the rates, magnitudes, and manifestations of environmental change is at the core of my research and teaching interests. Specifically, I am interested in how humans drive or respond to short- and long-term (10s to 1000s of years) changes in local and regional environments and landscapes, and how land-use patterns have been (and must be)…
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Amanda Hitchings
Dr. Hitchings received her doctorate in clinical psychology from Antioch University New England in 2004 and completed her pre-doctoral internship at Wilford Hall Medical Center, Lackland AFB, Texas. She fulfilled service as an active duty military psychologist where she supervised the treatment of deployment mental health, traumatic stress responses, crisis management, and prevention activities. As…
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James Gruber, PhD
Integration of my teaching in the Environmental Studies Department and my professional work in building sustainable communities allows me to bring to the classroom real world experience. This symbiosis between my teaching (including the fields of environmental economics and policy and finance) and my consulting and applied research work in numerous community projects enriches both…