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Nelson, Don

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Nelson, Don

Professor, Anthropology
website | dnelson@uga.edu

Research Interests include climate change, environmental governance, poverty, food security, vulnerability, and adaptation

Mote, Thomas

Thomas Mote

Mote, Thomas

Distinguished Research Professor, Geography
Associate VP for Instruction, Office of Instruction
website | tmote@uga.edu

Research Interests include remote sensing in climatology, synoptic climatology/meteorology, climate change, and cryosphere

Matthew, Rebecca

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Matthew, Rebecca

Associate Professor, Social Work
website | rematthew@uga.edu

Research Interests include Community health and well-being ; Cooperatives and the solidarity economy; Community-based participatory research and practice; Environmental justice.

Ma, Ping

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Ma, Ping

Distinguished Research Professor, Statistics
website | pingma@uga.edu

Research Interests include bioinformatics, imaging, dimension reduction, big data analytics, and high performance computing

Lieberman-Betz, Rebecca

Rebecca Lieberman-Betz

Lieberman-Betz, Rebecca

Professor, Communication Sciences & Special Education
website | rglb@uga.edu

Research Interests include special needs, parent responsibility, communication development, autism spectrum disorder, developmental disabilities, early childhood, and special education

Holloway, Steven

Steven Holloway

Holloway, Steven

Professor, Geography
website | holloway@uga.edu

Research Interests include the geography of youth labor markets, the impact of public housing on the geographies of poverty and crime, and the geographically contingent nature of discrimination in mortgage lending