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职称:Associate Professor
所属学校:University of Vermont
所属院系:College of Arts and Sciences
所属专业:Geography
联系方式:802/656-5717
My ongoing interest is in interdisciplinary teaching and research on issues of culture, space and power.I am in particular fascinated by the ways in which people and landscapes transform each other. The primary focus of my work over the past decade has been on migration, transnationalism, diasporas, and diverse environments. This has afforded me the opportunity to explore a range of different topics, regions, and time frames through the course of my investigations. Some of my earlier work focused on environmental advocacy and grassroots social justice struggles against dams and logging in both India and Canada and I continue to be inspired by activist struggles and the strength and challenge of resistance movements across the globe. I am also part of an ongoing multi-site, multi-year study of economic as well as other forms of development and population displacement which has resulted in several publications including the co-authored Displacement by Development: Ethics, Rights and Responsibilities (Cambridge University Press, 2011).
2008- Assistant Professor Department of Geography, University of Vermont • GEOG 060 – Geography of Race and Ethnicity in the US • GEOG 095 – TAP: The Immigrant Experience • GEOG 095 – TAP/ISEE/ISSP: Development, Displacement, Environment 5 • GEOG 272 – Advanced Topics in Space, Power and Identity: Migration, Mobility and Transnationalism • GEOG 273 – Advanced Topics in Political Ecology and Economy: Seeing Green – The Cultural Politics of Consuming Nature • GEOG 195 – Political and Cultural Geography of South Asia 2008- Adjunct Professor Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University 2006-2008 Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer Department of Geography, University of Vermont • GEOG 095 — Development, Displacement, Environment • AIS/GEOG 095 – Political and Cultural Geography of India 2005-2006 Lecturer International Development Studies Program, Trent University • IDST 100 — Human Inequality in Global Perspective • IDST/CDST/POLS 424 — Canada, Globalization and International Development • IDST/ANTH 475 — Perspectives on Ethnicity 2004-2006 Graduate Teaching Associate Centre for Support of Teaching, York University 2004 Coordinator (Interim) Centre for Refugee Studies, York University 2002-2006 Research Coordinator Ethics of Development-Induced Displacement Project, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University 2003-2004 Teaching Development Graduate Assistant Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University 2002-2006 Course Director Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University • ENVS 4420 — Environment, Culture, Media and Communication/Environmental Attitudes and Communication • ENVS 1010 — Seeing Green: Popular Culture, Global Media and Representing Nature
