Chris Badurek, Assistant Professor

GIS, GIScience, Human-Environment Relations, Geographic Computing and Visualization, Spatial and Temporal Analysis, Global Studies

Rob Brown, Associate Professor

Geography of North Carolina, Human Geography, World Regional Geography

Jana Carp, Assistant Professor

Urban planning, production of space theory, sustainable development, community development and public participation in planning

Andi Cochran, Laboratory Supervisor, Instructor

GIS Lab Supervisor & Geospatial Data and Technology Instructor

Jeff Colby, Associate Professor

GIS, Remote Sensing, Watershed and Environmental Modeling, Water Resources

Richard Crepeau, Associate Professor

Planning, Transportation and Land Use, Land use Regulation and Property Rights

Gabrielle Katz, Assistant Professor

Physical Geography, Biogeography, Conservation ecology, Riparian ecosystems

Michael Mayfield, Professor

Physical Geography, Global Change, Hydrology

Misty Mayfield, Academic Advisor, Instructor

World Regional Geography

Terence Milstead, Assistant Professor

Town, City and Regional Planning , Planning process and techniques

Baker Perry, Assistant Professor

Climatology, Mountain Geography, Appalachian Mountains, Andes Mountains

Art Rex, Institutional Research and Planning Director, Instructor

Computer Mapping, GIS, Physical Geography

Kathleen Schroeder, Associate Professor & Graduate Program Director

World Regional Geography, Economic Geography, Geography of Latin America, Human Geography

Peter Soulé, Professor

Climatology, Physical Geography, Dendroecology, Natural Hazards, Quantitative Methods

Rosie Tighe, Lecturer

Affordable Housing, Racial and Class Policies, and Urban Politics. Town, City and Regional Planning; Land Use Regulation

Saskia van de Gevel, Lecturer

Physical Geography, Dendroecology, Biogeography, and Vegetation Dynamics and Disturbance Regimes.

Roger Winsor, Professor

Historical (landscape assessment; agricultural land use; settling and settlement patterns; innovation, diffusion and evolution of agricultural systems and technology), social (social networks; restricted space; spatial alienation; gentrification), and second home development

James Young, Department Chair

Cartography, Geographic Education, U.S. and Canada, Russia