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Robin A. Lewis, Ph.D. is Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies and Chair of Sustainable Community Development at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Dr. Lewis teaches courses on sustainable consumption, human/environment interactions, and community-based research. Her research focuses on fostering agency and activism through sustainability education, as well as the development and implementation of forest certification in Peninsular Malaysia. lewis@hws.edu MORE
Brandon B. Barile, Ed.D. is Assistant Vice President for Campus Life and Dean of Student Engagement and Conduct at Hobart and William Smith Colleges where Dr. Barile has taught within the LGBT Studies Program and offers courses on personal, peer, and community empowerment. As a scholar, their research centers on queer leadership within student affairs. barile@hws.edu MORE
Thomas E. Drennen, Ph.D. is a Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies and Chair of Entrepreneurial Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. His research and teaching focuses on the economic and environmental tradeoffs associated with various energy pathways. drennen@hws.edu MORE
Robert Beutner, MA, GISP is a Digital Learning Consultant and a member of the Digital Learning Team of IT Services at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. He supports the integration of geospatial and data visualization technologies into teaching, learning, and research. beutner@hws.edu MORE
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