Robert Gudmestad specializes in the history of the American South, particularly the Civil War, steamboats and American slavery, as well as American sports history. He has authored two books: “A Troublesome Commerce: The Transformation of the Interstate Slave Trade” and …
Rabbi Yerachmiel Gorelik, the only orthodox rabbi in Fort Collins, lectures in the Department of Philosophy on topics related to traditional Judaism, and is considered one of the foremost authorities on Jewish topics in Northern Colorado. Gorelik serves as faculty …
Chris Fisher focuses on the relationship that links humans to their past and present environment – anthropological archaeology – with active ongoing projects in Mesoamerica. By using earth science and archaeological techniques to study the prehistoric record of landscape change, …
Robert Duffy’s research focuses on a variety of environmental and energy issues, as well as the role of organized interests in federal elections. His most recent book, with the late Gary Bryner, is “Integrating Climate, Energy and Air Pollution Policy,” …
Courtenay Daum’s research focuses on the interaction between law and society including LGBTQ politics, intersectional and feminist legal theories, and organized interest mobilization and litigation in the courts. A professor in the Department of Political Science, Daum also serves as …
Michael Carolan is a professor of sociology and co-director of the Food Systems Institute. Carolan’s areas of expertise include environmental and agricultural law and policy, environmental sociology, the sociology of food systems and agriculture and the sociology of technology and …
Martín Carcasson is a professor of Communication Studies at Colorado State University, the founder and director of the CSU Center for Public Deliberation and a faculty member for CSU’s Master of Public Policy and Administration program. His research focuses on …
Karrin Vasby Anderson, professor of Communications Studies, researches the culture of politics and the politics of culture, examining the ways in which political identity is rhetorically constructed and contested in popular media. She is coauthor or editor of three books: …
Ray Black teaches African American Studies (history, arts, media), and his research focuses on Critical Race Theory (CRT), equity in K-12 and Higher Education, retention and graduation rates of African American students at Historically/Predominantly White Institutions (HWIs or PWIs) and …
Edward Barbier is a university distinguished professor of Economics and a senior scholar in the School of Global Environmental Sustainability. His main expertise is environmental and resource economics as well as international environmental policy. He has consulted for a variety of national, international and non-governmental agencies, including …
