People
People
Meet the faculty and staff working on climate change at Emory.
To search by interest area, type a keyword in the box below. Examples: water, air pollution, health, atmosphere, resilience, agriculture, adaptation, mitigation, energy, policy, modeling, environmental ethics, environmental humanities, climate justice, adaptation
Alex Kendall
Assistant Professor of Family and Preventative Medicine
Climate literacy, climate justice, climate-informed clinicians
Anne Williams
Associate Academic Research Scientist and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Global Health
Assessment, biomarkers, climate and health, evaluation, maternal and child health, nutrition
Anthony Martin
Professor of Practice; Department of Environmental Sciences
Geologist and paleontologist
Atieno Mboya Samandari
Professor of Practice and Research Fellow
International environmental law, law and development, human rights, gender, jurisprudence
Bilqis Hoque
Adjunct or Visiting Professor, Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health; Director of Research for the Environment and Population Research Center in Bangladesh
Advocacy, climate and health, air pollution
Caroline Schaumann
Professor and Chairperson; Department of German Studies
Ecocriticism, environmental humanities, anthropocene, contemporary German literature and culture, nineteenth-century alpine exploration and mountaineering, German cinema
Christopher Portier
Adjunct Professor, Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health; Scientific Advisor for WHO Environment Program- Europe
Air pollution built environment, climate and health, toxicology, biostatistics, risk assessment
Ciannat Howett
Associate Vice President of Resilience, Sustainability, and Economic Inclusion; Adjunct Professor, Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health; Emory Office of Sustainability Initiatives
Advocacy, climate and health, air pollution, maternal and child health, public health policy
Clifton Crais
Director of Graduate Admissions and Professor; Department of History
African history, comparative world history, biography, violence and economic inequality, and creative non-fiction on the subjects of memory, trauma, and narrative