Duke University and the Nicholas School of the
Environment and Earth Sciences
www.nicholas.duke.edu |
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The
Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences at Duke
University trains environmental professionals who work to sustain
our environment. The school is an interdisciplinary hub, bringing
together science, law, business, medicine, and engineering. The faculty's
research expertise spans the atmosphere and oceans, the deep earth
and its surface, and living organisms. The Nicholas school draws on
the expertise of 53 core faculty members, 136 staff members, 201 professional
graduate students and 116 doctoral students. Nicholas School faculty
members conduct research across the United States as well as internationally
in locations such as Indonesia, Iraq, Mexico, Central and South American,
and tropical Africa.
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| PRINCIPAL STAFF |
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Larry B. Crowder
Stephen Toth Professor
of Marine Biology |
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Richard T. Di Giulio
Professor of Environmental
Toxicology |
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Michael K. Orbach
Professor of the Practice
of Marine Affairs and Policy; Director, Duke Marine Laboratory |
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Joseph S. Ramus
Professor of Biological Oceanography |
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Kenneth H. Reckhow
Professor of Water Resources;
Chair, Division of Environmental Sciences and Policy |
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Curtis J. Richardson
Professor of Resource
Ecology; Director, Duke University Wetland Center |
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William H. Schlesinger
James B. Duke Professor
of Biogeochemistry; Dean of the Nicholas School |
| TECHNICAL SPECIALTIES |
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Substantial experience in coastal and environmental
management and assessment through the Nicholas School of Environment
and Earth Sciences |
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World-class research facilities in the Nicholas School
in Durham, NC |
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Facilities at the Beaufort Marine Laboratory for water
quality testing and coastal analysis |
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Research centers that focus on wetland, river, lake,
and coastal water quality issues |
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