< back 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 next > |  | Melissa Candek | MS/ENVS 1996
| Most recent work:
Planner, Clark County Comprehensive Planning
| | Becky Mansfield | MS/ENVS 1996
| Most recent work:
Assistant Professor, Ohio State University
I am a professor in the Geography department, where I teach and do research on the political economy of natural resources, agro-food issues, and relationships between nature and society. Most of my research has been on fisheries and especially the shift to neoliberal (or market-based) fishery policy.
| | Mikhail Blinnikov | MS/ENVS 1995
| | | Andy Fischer | MS/ENVS 1994
| Most recent work:
Ecological Designer/Permaculture, Self Employed
My business is called Sacred Earth Ecological design. I create edible landscapes, sacred space, medicinal and edible plant gardens for clients. I also do permaculture designs which integrating natural building, food production, solar energy, living systems, to create harmonious abundant living spaces.
I teach permaculture design classes and workshops as well as at the wilderness charter school which is part of the local Ashland high school.
| | Eben Fodor | MS/ENVS 1994
| | | Matthew Latterell | MS/ENVS 1994
| Most recent work:
Executive Director, netCorps
| | Amy Minato | MS/ENVS 1994
| Most recent work:
Writing Teacher, Literary Arts/Community of Writers/Saturday Academy
I currently teach creative writing as visiting writer in local elementary, high schools and after school programs. I also teach nature writing at Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center, Breitenbush Conference Center and Sitka Center for Art and Ecology and occassionally teach poetry for Washington State University as an adjunct professor.
My main work is as a writer. My creative writing manuscript about living in a cooperative community outside Eugene for a year will be published this January. Siesta Lane was part of my thesis for the ES degree!
|  | | Jim Stark | MS/ENVS 1994
| Most recent work:
Manager Sustainable Forests and Products, Weyerhaeuser Company
Manage company participation in third party sustainable forestry certification (SFI)
Lead cross business teams on key issues, such as forest certification, phytosanitary (i.e. Sudden Oak Death), forest chemicals.
Direct company outreach to K-12 education, focused on outdoor/environmental education.
Support sustainable forestry team with related issues, such as green building, climate change/carbon sequestration/biofuels.
|  | | Randall Tucker | MS/ENVS 1994
| | | Sarah Shafer | MS/ENVS 1993
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