Kenneth Broad
Curriculum Vitae (UM format)
1. Date: August 2007
PERSONAL
2. Name: Kenneth
Broad
3. Home Phone: (305) 285 -
0793
4. Office Phone: (305) 421 -
4851
5. Home Address:
6. Current Academic
Rank: Assistant
Professor
7. Primary
Department: Marine
Affairs and Policy
8. Secondary
or Joint Appointments:
Faculty Affiliate, Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy,
Co-director, Center for Research on Environmental Decisions,
Adjunct Assoc. Research Scientist, Lamont Doherty Earth
Observatory of
Lecture Professor, Coastal and Urban Affairs Program, Eastern
9. Citizenship:
10. Visa Type: n/a
HIGHER EDUCATION
11.
Institutional:
12.
Non-institutional: None
13.
Certification, licensure:
Certified--State of
Certified--National
Board of Diving and Hyperbaric Technology - Diver Medical Technician
Certified--National
Speleological Society/Cave Diving Section (NSS/CDS)
Certified--NSS/CDS
Recovery Specialist
Certified--National
Association for Cave Divers
Certified--Confederation
Mondiale des Activites Subaquatiques Commission Speleologie
(2
Star Speleology Diver)
Certified--NOAA Working
Diver
Certified-IANTD Closed
Circuit Rebreather Diver (Megalodon)
Certified-IANTD Normoxic & Trimix Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver
Certified-IANTD Closed
Certified--International
Association of Nitrox Divers (IAND) TRIMIX Diver
Instructor--IAND
Technical Nitrox Instructor
Instructor--American
Nitrox Divers
Instructor--Professional
Association of Dive Instructors
EXPERIENCE
14.
Academic:
University
of Miami Research
Assistant Professor 2001-6/2004
15. Non-Academic (limited
to environmental/ethnographic related work – does NOT include film work):
1/2003-present Expedition Leader/Member: multiple
underwater cave exploration projects (mapping, biological, geological and
archaeological) in
1-6/97 Consultant:
6-10/97 Consultant:
10/96-10/97 Research Associate: University of
Miami-Rosenstiel
8/1992, 6-9/94, 6/95,
3-4/96 Expedition Leader:
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of
6/95-7/96 Preceptor:
2-5/94 Expedition Member/Diver:
"Huautla Project - San Agustín Expedition" National Geographic
Society/
12/93 Marine Coordinator: Dead
Man's Tale "Shark Attack" documentary episode for Lifetime
Productions, Cat
6-8/93 Ethnographer:
"National Survey of Drug Consumption and Distribution in Jamaica"
-U.S. State Department/International Narcotics Matters, for Dr. Melanie Dreher,
University of Massachusetts & Dr. Samuel Wray, University of West Indies,
Jamaica.
5/93 Expedition Member/Diver:
"Cueva Infiernillo, Main Sump Exploration Project"
4/93 Test Diver: U.S. Deep
Caving Team, Cis-Lunar MK IV Rebreather, Jackson Blue Springs, Forty Fathom Grotto, Florida,
led by Dr. Bill Stone.
1/93 Underwater Camera:
"The New Explorers -- Dive Into Darkness" documentary for PBS,
10/92 Producer: "NOAA
Variable Volume Drysuit Safety Video" for NOAA Diving Center,
10/92 Research Diver--"Nudibranch
Geomagnetic Orientation Study" for Friday Harbor Laboratories, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia, Dr. Dennis Willows, University of Washington.
8/92 Photo Assistant/Underwater
Technician--"
4/92 Underwater Camera--"Nature
and Danger" documentary, WMFE Television,
3/92 Dive Coordinator--"Beyond
2000" documentary segment on Cis-Lunar MK II Rebreather for Discovery
Network.
1/92 Underwater Video--Little
Salt Spring Paleo-Indian Underwater Archaeological Project, for Dr. John
Gifford, University of
1/92 Underwater
Camera/Photographer--Gilligan vs. The Citadel, cave diving accident
documentation.
11/91 Diving
Supervisor/Environmental Technician--Ichetucknee Springs Hydrogeological
Study and Exploration, Ichetucknee Springs State Wildlife Park, Karst
Environmental Services, Inc. for State of Florida Department of Natural
Resources (DNR).
11/91 Support Diver--National
Speleological Society Woodville Karst Plain Exploration Project,
10/91 Divemaster--NOAA/National
Undersea Research Program Surface-Interval Oxygen Validation Study,
9/91 Research Diver/Underwater
Camera--
6-7/91 Underwater Camera &
Lighting/Diving Supervisor--"
16.
Military: None
PUBLICATIONS
17. Books
& monographs published:
Bakun, A. and K. Broad (Editors). 2002. Climate and Fisheries: Interacting Scales,
Paradigms and Policy Approaches.
18. Juried or refereed journal articles and book
chapters
Broad, K., A. Pfaff, R.
Taddei, S. Arumugam, U. Lall, F. Assis de Souza Filho. Climate, Stream Flow Prediction and Water Management in
Broad, K.,
Bolson, J., Clement, A., Balstad, R., Marx, S., Peterson, N., Ramirez, I. Climate and Human Health: Physics, Policy and
Possibilities. In: Oceans and Human Health: Risks and Remedies from the Sea,
Edited by Walsh, P.J., S.L. Smith, L.E. Fleming, H. Solo-Gabriele, W.H. Gerwick
(eds.) Elsevier Science Publishers, New
York, (in press).
Vedwan, N., S. Ahmad, F. Miralles-Wilhelm, K. Broad, D.
Letson, G. Podesta. Institutional evolution in Lake Okeechobee Management in
Breuer,
N.E., VE Cabrera, KT Ingram, K Broad, PE Hildebrandt. AgClimate:
A case study in participatory decision support system development. Climatic Change. Vol. pp.
(in press).
Broad, K., T. Leiserowitz, J. Weinkle, M. Steketee. 2007. Misinterpretations of the “cone of
uncertainty” in
Broad, K. and B.
Orlove. 2006. Channeling Globality: The
1997-98 El Niño Climate Event in
Fleming, L.E., K. Broad, A. Clement , E. Dewailly, S. Elmir,
A. Knap, S.A. Pomponi, S. Smith, H. Solo Gabriele. Emerging Public Health Risks
Sourced in the Marine Environment. 2006.
Bulletin of Marine Pollution. Vol.
53. pp. 545-560.
Mumby, P. J., C. P. Dahlgren, A. R. Harborne, C. V. Kappel, F. Micheli, D. R.
Brumbaugh, K. E. Holmes, J. M. Mendes, K. Broad, J. N. Sanchirico, K. Buch, S.
Box, R. W. Stoffle, A. B. Gill. 2006. Fishing, trophic cascades, and the
process of grazing on coral reefs. Science,
311: 99 -101.
Miralles-Wilhelm, F., P.J. Trimble, D. Letson and K. Broad.
2005. Climate-Based Estimation of Hydrologic Inflow to Lake Okeechobee,
Florida. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, Sept/Oct, pp.
394-401.
Orlove, B, K. Broad
and A. Petty. 2004. Factors that Influence the Use of Climate Forecasts:
Evidence from the 1997-98 El Niño Event in Peru. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 85(11), pp. 1735–1743.
Pulwarty, R., K. Broad,
and T. Finan. 2004. Science,
Vulnerability and the search for equity: El Nino events, forecasts and
decision-making in Peru and Brazil, in Vulnerability: Disasters, Development
and People. Edited by G. Bankoff, G. Frerks and D. Hilhorst. London: Earthscan
Publications, pp. 83-98.
Bakun,
A. and K. Broad. 2003. Environmental ‘loopholes’ and fish population
dynamics: comparative pattern recognition with focus on El Niño effects in the
Pacific. Fisheries Oceanography, 12(4/5):458-473.
Broad, K. 2003.
Biological and Societal Impacts of Climate Variability: An example from Peruvian Fisheries. In Handbook
of Weather, Climate and Water: Atmospheric Chemistry, Hydrology, and Societal
Impacts. Edited by T. Potter and B. Coleman. New York: John Wiley & Sons, pp. 817-832.
Broad, K., A.P. Pfaff, and M.H. Glantz. 2002.
Effective & Equitable Dissemination of Seasonal-to-Interannual Climate
Forecasts: Policy Implications from the Peruvian fishery during El Niño
1997-98. Climatic Change 54(4):415-438.
Broad, K. 2002. Producing & Using Climate
Forecasts: Bridging the Supply and Demand Gap in Climate Forecast Production
and Use. In La Niña and Its Impacts: Facts and Speculation, edited by M. H.
Glantz. Tokyo: Public Affairs Section, United Nations University Press, pp.
246-252.
Agrawala, S. and K. Broad. 2002. Technology transfer
perspective on climate forecast applications. In Research in Science and
Technology Studies: Knowledge and Technology Transfer, edited by Marianne De
Laet, Knowledge and Society series, vol. 13: 45-69.
Velasco-Zapata, A., and K. Broad. 2001. Peru country
case study: Impacts and responses to the 1997-98 El Niño event. In Once burned,
twice shy? Lessons learned from the 1997-98 El Niño, edited by Michael H
Glantz, Tokyo: United Nations University Press, pp. 186-199.
Agrawala, S., K. Broad, and D.H. Guston, 2001. Integrating Climate Forecasts and Societal
Decision Making: Challenges to an Emergent Boundary Organization. Science,
Technology, and Human Values, 26(4), 454-477.
Broad, K., and S. Agrawala, 2000. The Ethiopia Food Crisis: Uses and Limits of
Climate Forecasts. Science, 289,
1693-1694.
Broad, K., 2000. El
Niño and the Anthropological Opportunity.
Practicing Anthropology, 22,
No. 4:20-23.
Carr, M. E., and K. Broad, 2000. Satellites, society, and
the Peruvian fisheries during the 1997-98 El Niño, in Satellites, Oceanography
and Society, edited by D. Halpern (ed.). New
York: Elsevier Science, B.V. 171-191.
Pfaff, A., K. Broad, and M.G. Glantz, 1999. Who benefits from Climate Forecasts? Nature, 397:645-646.
Fairbanks, R.G., M.N. Evans, J.L. Rubenstone, R.A. Mortlock,
K. Broad, and M. D. Moore, 1997.
Evaluating climate indices and their geochemical proxies measured in
corals. Coral Reefs, 16:S93-S100.
Meltzoff, S.K., and K. Broad, 1996. The Rise of Women in Fisheries Management: The
Marisquadoras of Illa de Arousa, Galicia. In Fisheries Resource Utilization and Policy. Proceedings of the World
Fisheries Congress, Theme 2, New Delhi, 349-360.
Broad, K., and B. Feinberg, 1995. Perceptions of Ganja and Cocaine in Urban
Jamaica. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs,
27:261-277.
19. Other works & publications:
Roncoli, C., Paz, J., Breuer, N., Ingram, K.,
Hoogenboom, G., Broad, K. 2006. Understanding Farming Decisions and Potential
Applications of Climate Forecasts in South Georgia. Southeast Climate Consortium Staff Paper
SECC-06-006. Gainesville, FL.
Vedwan, N., Broad, K., Letson, D., Ingram, K.T.,
Podestá, G., Breuer, N.E., Jones, J.W., and O’Brien, J.J. 2005.
Assessment of Climate Information Dissemination Efforts by the Florida
Consortium. SECC Technical Report
Series: SECC-05-001, Gainesville, FL.
Roncoli, C., Breuer, N., Bellow, J.., Zierden, D.,
Ingram, KT., and Broad, K. 2006. Potential Applications of Keetch-Byram Index
Forecasts for Fire Management in Georgia and Florida. SECC Technical Report Series: SECC-06-003,
Gainesville, FL.
Mumby, P. J., F. Micheli, C. P. Dahgren, S. Y. Litvin, A. B.
Gill, D. R. Brumbaugh, K. Broad, J. N. Sanchirico, C. V. Kappel, A. R.
Harborne, K. E. Holmes. 2006. Marine Parks Need Sharks? – response. Science, 312: 527.
Vedwan, N., Broad, K., Letson, D., Ingram, K.T.,
Podestá, G., Breuer, N.E., Jones, J.W., and O’Brien, J.J. 2005.
Assessment of Climate Information Dissemination Efforts by the Florida
Consortium. Southeast Climate Consortium
Technical Report Series: SECC-05-001, Gainesville, FL.
Broad, K. and J.N. Sanchirico. Community
Perspectives on Marine Reserves. BBP In
Brief Newsletter, Nov. 2005.
Broad, K. 2005. Book
review of The International Handbook of Social Impact Assessment: Conceptual
and Methodological Advances. H.A. Becker and F. Vanclay (eds.). Edward
Elgar: Cheltenham, 2005, Agricultural
Systems, Vol. 83, Issue 1, pp. 104-105.
Sanchirico, James N.,
Richard Stoffle, K. Broad and Liana
McManus. 2003. Modeling Marine Protected Areas, Science (Letter to the Editor), 31(4):47-48.
Broad, K. Book review of Currents of Change: Impacts of
El Niño and La Niña on Climate and Society, Michael Glantz, Bulletin of the American Meteorological
Society (in press).
Vedwan, N and K.
Broad. 2003. Book review of El Niño
in History: Storming through the Ages, by Caviedes, César N., Univ. of
Florida Press: Gainesville, American
Anthropologist, 105(2):396.
Lutz, S., K. Broad, L Talaue-Mcmanus, J.
Sanchirico, R. Stoffle. 2002. Human Dimensions of Marine Reserve Policy:
Applications in Bimini. Bahamas Journal
of Science, 5(2):50-57.
Bakun, A. and K. Broad 2002. The IRI-IPRC Pacific Climate-Fisheries
Workshop. Fisheries Oceanography 11(3), 189-190.
Broad, K. 2002. Book review of El Niño 1997-98: The
Climate Event of the Century, Stanley Changnon (ed.), Climatic Change, 53(4): 523-527, June.
Broad, K. 2002. (En)gendering Climate. InterCoast, 41(Winter):22-23.
Broad, K., 2000.
Practical and Conceptual Challenges to Climate Forecast Applications. In
Proceedings from the International Forum
on Climate Prediction, Agriculture and Development, Palisades, NY, April
26-28.
Zapata Velasco, A. and K. Broad, 2000. Peru Country Report for UNEP Project:
Reducing the Impact of environmental emergencies through early warning and
preparedness: the case of 1997-98 El Niño, Michael Glantz (Ed.), Boulder: NCAR.
Ropelewski, C.F., N. Graham, A. Moura, Y.
Tourre, S. Zebiak, B. Blumenthal, K. Broad, L.
Goddard and S. Mason,
1999. In The Great 1997/98 Warm Episode:
Lessons Learned. Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Climate Diagnostics and
Prediction Workshop, p 8.
Broad, K., and A. Pfaff, 1997. Prediction, Profit-Motive and
Policy in the Peruvian Fishery, The
Columbia Earth Institute: EARTHmatters, pp. 11-back cover.
Meltzoff, D. S. K., K. Broad, and D. C. M. Farias,
1997. ENSO and Chilean Fisheries: A Case
Study in Social Complexity, The ENSO
Signal, 2-4.
Flint, E.N., F.C. Depkin, M.J. Rauzon, and K. Broad.,
1996. Remote Island Refuge Complex Report - Jarvis Island 19-23 March 1996,
with notes from Palmyra and Kanton. Administrative Report, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service.
Broad, K., 1995. On the Edge of Beyond, Back In Time for Tea and Medals: Memorial Tribute to Ian Rolland,
Edited by M. Wallace, 107-111, Hampshire: Studio 6.
Dreher, M., and K. Broad., 1994. Drug Consumption and Distribution in a North Coast "Drug
Corridor" Community. U.S. State Department International Narcotics
Matters and Jamaican National Council on Drug Abuse.
Broad, K., 1993.
Nitrox: A Personal Choice. International
Association of NITROX and Technical Divers Journal, 3-93:7-13.
Dreher, M., K. Broad, L. Charlton, M. Miller, and M. Kenny.
1994. Drug Consumption and Distribution in Jamaica: A National Ethnographic Study. U.S. State
Department International Narcotics Matters and Jamaican National Council on
Drug Abuse.
Broad, K., and W. Stone, 1994. San Agustín Expedition Accident Analysis. Underwater Speleology, 22:15-25.
20. Other works under review:
Harborne, A.R., P.J. Mumby, C.V. Kappel, C. P.
Dahlgren, F. Micheli, K. E. Holmes, J. N. Sanchirico, K. Broad, I.A. Elliott,
D.R. Brumbaugh. Reserve Effects Versus
Natural Variation in Coral Reef Communities. Journal of Applied
Ecology. Vol. pp (under review)
Broad,
K. and J. Sanchirico. Demographics, Economic and Culture: Explaining
Perceptions of Coral Reef Management in the Bahamas. Conservation Biology. Vol. pp (submitted)
Broad,
K., N. Peterson, B. Orlove, C. Roncoli, R. Taddei, M.A. Velez. Participation, Social Context, and the Use of
Climate Information.
Science and Public Policy. Vol. pp (under review)
Peterson, N.
and K.Broad. Participatory Approaches to
Sustainable Development. In: Is Sustainable Development Feasible? Edited by J.
Sachs and P. Schlosser. New York: Columbia University Press (under review).
PROFESSIONAL
21. Funded
Research Performed (as PI or Co-PI)
NSF Biocomplexity in the
Environment. Collaborative Research:
Interactions between changing climate and
technological
innovations in agricultural decision-making: implications for land use and
sustainability of product 09/01/2007 – 08/31/2010, Co-PI [$1,256,974,
PI Guillermo Podesta, Co-PIs, Richard
Katz, Dave Letson, Don Olson, Balaji Rajagopalan, Elke Weber]
NSF Decision,
Risk and Management Sciences Program. The Role of Experience in Climate Change
Detection, Risk Perception and Behavior, 8/2006-1/2008, Co-PI [$238,000, PI Anthony Leiserowitz, UM
portion $69,920]
NOAA Office of Global Programs, Using Climate Information for Sustainable Management
of Water Resources in South Florida: A Dynamic Decision Support Framework,
01/01/2006 – 12/31/2007, Co-PI [$150,344, PI Sajjad Ahmad, Co-PIs Dave Letson, Guillermo
Podesta]
Tinker Foundation. Water Allocation, Efficiency and
Vulnerability in N.E. Brazil: Mechanisms Based on Groups’ Behaviors,
Perceptions and Recommendations, 1/2006-12/08,
Co-PI [$150,344, PI Alex Pfaff, Co-PIs Renzo Taddei, Maria Carmen Lemos, Valerie
Mueller, Miguel Fonseca, Assis de Filho, Harounan Kazianga]
EPA Science to
Achieve Results (STAR) Program. Effects of Climate Change on Ecosystem Services
Provided by Coral Reefs and Tidal Marshes,
11/04-9/07, Co-PI [$749,049 PI Jim Sanchirico, Co-PIs Alan Hastings,
Fiorenza Micheli, Peter Mumby, Dan Brumbaugh, UM portion $141,026]
NSF Decision
Making Under Uncertainty Program. Center for the Study of Individual and Group
Decision Making Under Climate Uncertainty, 9/2004-8/2009, Co-PI [$5,906,024 PI Elke Weber, Co-PIs Dave
Krantz, Roberta Miller, UM portion $720,418]
NSF Biocomplexity in the Environment. Understanding and
Modeling the Scope for Adaptive Management in Agroecosystems in the Pampas in
Response to Interannual and Decadal Climate Variability and Other Risk Factors,
06/01/2004 – 05/31/2007, Co-PI [$1,830,926 PI Guillermo Podesta, Co-PIs Elke Weber,
Balaji Rajagopalan, William Easterling and Richard Katz]
NOAA Office of Global Programs. Building Capacity to Use
Climate Information and Forecasts to Enhance Decision-Making in Agriculture: An
Application to the Argentine Pampas. 01/01/2004 – 12/31/2004, Co-PI [PI
Guillermo Podesta, Co-PIs Dave Letson, Elke Weber]
NOAA Office of
Global Programs. Impacts of Water Resource Management Choices in Ceará, Brazil:
Roles of Streamflow Forecasts, Rainfall Forecasts and Participatory
Decisionmaking. 07/2004-06/2007, PI, [$448,346 Co-PIs Alexander Pfaff, Upmanu
Lall]
Government of
Panama. Development of an Integrated Coastal Management Plan for the Gulf of
San Miguel and Adjacent Zones within the Framework of the Program of
Sustainable Development for Darien Region, Panama, 4/2002-9/2003, Co-PI [$251,757, PI Daniel Suman]
NOAA Office of
Global Programs. Climate Information Systems for Agriculture and Water Resource
Management in the SE USA. 7/2002-6/2007, Co-PI, [$1,248,449 (UM Portion), UM PI
Guillermo Podesta, Co-PI Dave Letson]
NSF
Biocomplexity in the Environment. Coupled natural and human dynamics in coral
reef ecosystems: the effect of marine reserve network design and
implementation, 10/2001-9/2006, Co-PI, [$742,106 (UM portion), UM PI Don Olson,
Co-PIs Liana Talaue-McManus, John McManus, Phil Kramer]
Columbia
University. Advancing Integrated Climate Forecast Applications Research,
3/2001-6/2003, PI, [$189,447]
NOAA Office of
Global Programs. Assessing Climate Applications and Implementation Projects, 7/2002-6/2003,
PI, [$85,823, Co-PI Shardul Agrawala]
NSF
Biocomplexity in the Environment - Incubation Activity. Climate information and
forecasts in agricultural production systems of the Argentine Pampas: Planning
for their effective use in decision-making, 9/2001-2/2003, Co-PI, [$65,000, PI
Guillermo Podesta, Co-PI Dave Letson]
USDA. Reducing
uncertainty and risk in Florida agriculture using forecasts of climate
variability, 2000-2002, Co-PI, [$134,895, PI, Dave
Letson, Co-PI, Guillermo Podesta]
NOAA. The
Consolidation Phase of the International Research Institute for Climate
Prediction, 7/2001-6/2005, Co-PI, [$34,608,547, PI Antonio Divino Moura, Co-PIs
Mutter et al.]
NSF
Biocomplexity in the Environment - Incubation Activity. Development of an
integrated research plan for analyzing the viability of a marine reserve
network in the Bahamas, 2000-2001, Co-PI, [$100,000, PI Daniel Brumbaugh]
NOAA Office of
Global Programs, Economics & Human Dimensions Program. Effects of ENSO
events on Peruvian Social Economics and Legal Systems, 1999-2001, Co-PI,
[$224,679, PI Sarah Meltzoff , Co-PI Daniel Suman]
Research Institute for the Study of Man-RISM Landes Research
Project Grant. Studying Indonesia forest-fire situations for identifying
potential uses of seasonal-to-interannual climate forecasts, 2000, PI, [$4000]
NOAA Office of
Global Programs. Studying Indonesia forest-fire situations for identifying
potential uses of seasonal-to-interannual climate forecasts, 2000, Co-PI,
[$80,000, PI – Andrew Pete Vayda]
Republic of Peru. Mejoramiento de la Capacidad de
Pronostico y Evaluacion del Fenomeno El Niño para la Prevencion y Mitigacion de
Desastres en el Peru, 2000, Co-PI, [$30,000, PI Steve Zebiak]
USAID Office of Foreign Disaster Aid. Capacity Building in
Regional Climate Prediction and Applications for the Greater Horn of Africa,
1999-2001, Co-PI, [$499,365, PI Steve Zebiak]
United Nations
Environment Program (Peru country study). Reducing the impact of environmental
emergencies through early warning & preparedness: the case of the 97-98 El
Nino, 1999-2000, Co-PI, [$4,000, PI Michael Glantz, Co-PI Antonio Zapata
Velasco]
American Academy of
Education: NSEP Graduate International Fellowship, 1997.
22.
Editorial Responsibilities: none
23.
Professional & Honorary Organizations:
2007-present Sigma Xi
1993-present American Anthropological Association, Society
for Applied Anthropology
1988-2001 American Academy of Underwater Sciences
1991-2001 Do All Society-Explorer Member
1990-1995 Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society
1993-2001 United States Deep Caving Team
24. Honors
& Awards:
National Geographic Society, Emerging Explorer Award, 2006 (http://www.nationalgeographic.com/emerging/kbroad.html)
Ransom Everglades, Distinguished Alumni Award, 2006
Mexican Academy of Sciences, Distinguished Professor Visitors
Program, 2004-2005.
Teachers College, Columbia University Gardner Cowles Fellow
in Applied Anthropology, 1996-1997.
Columbia University,
Global Systems Initiative Training Grant, 1995-1996.
Columbia University,
Teachers College General Scholarship, 1993-1995.
Our World-Underwater
Associate Scholar Award, 1992-93.
National Speleological
Society Abe Davis Safe Cave Diving Award, 1992.
National Association for
Cave Diving Bronze Wakulla Award, 1992.
Admirals
of the Fleet of Florida Scholarship, 1991.
25.
Post-Doctoral Fellowships:
Lamont-Doherty Earth
Observatory of Columbia University, November 1999 - February 2000.
26. Other
Professional Activities (selected list, not including conference presentations):
Journal & Proposal Reviews: American Anthropologist, American
Ethnologist, American Fisheries Society, Biological Conservation, Bulletin of
the American Meteorological Society, Cultural Anthropology, Conservation and Society, Climatic Change,
Climate Research, Current Anthropology, Environment and Development Economics,
Fisheries Oceanography, Journal of
Applied Meteorology, Journal of Coastal Zone Management, Human Organization, Oceanography, Policy
Science, Science, Technology and Human Values, EPA, NSF, NOAA, NASA.
Professional Committee Activities (selected list):
Member, NOAA Science Advisory Board - Climate and
Global Change Working Group, 2003-present.
Member, National Center for Ecological
Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) Working Group “A synthetic approach to the
science of ecosystem-based management" 2005-2007.
Steering Committee, COMPASS Ecosystem Based Management
Strategy Planning Workshop, 2006-07
Mentor, NSF Dissertation Initiative for the
Advancement of Climate Change Research, 2007
Special Advisor, Eastern China Normal University
“First Undergraduate Conference on Climate, Weather, Water and Society (2008)”
Shanghai, China.
Steering Committee,
University of Florida Symposium “Climate, Agriculture, and Natural Resources
Management” with a subtitle “Addressing Research, Teaching, and Extension Needs
of Tomorrow”, 2006-07
Member, American Meteorological Society - Committee on
Societal Impacts, 2003-present.
International Steering Committee, GLOBEC FOCUS 4
(Human Dimensions of Global Change), 2002-present.
Co-chair, CLIOTOP (Climate Impact on
Oceanic Top Predators) Working Group 6 (socioeconomic group), 2003-2004.
International Steering Committee, "Forum de
Debates Relações Natureza e Sociedade no Semi-Árido" (Forum to discuss the
relationship between nature and society in the Brazilian semi-arid),
IRI-FUNCEME, August 20-25, 2002.
International Steering Committee, Ecuadorian Climate
Outlook Forum, 2002.
Member,
Columbia University Planning Committee for M.S. Climate and Society Program,
2001-2002.
International Steering Committee, “Climate,
Ecosystems, and Fisheries of the Pacific: Seeking Fresh Approaches to Key
Research Issues”, IRI, IPCC, Honolulu, HI, 2001.
Selection committee, University of Florida
Agricultural Extension Faculty Specialist, 2003
Selection committee, UCAR IRI post doctoral fellow, 2000,
2001, 2002.
Panelist, Florida Board
of Education, Higher Education Funding Advisory Council, June 11, 2002.
Selection committee, IRI Associate Research Science
for Climate Monitoring Division, 2001.
TEACHING
27.
Teaching Awards Received: None
28.
Teaching Specialization:
Human
Ecology, Development Anthropology, Natural Resource Management, Climate Affairs
RSM 571/520:
Climate and Society: a multidisciplinary approach (w/ Prof. Amy Clement)
RSM 572:
Carbon and Climate (w/ Prof. Will Drennan and others)
ESC 302/GEG545: Perspectives on
Environmental Decisions (w/ Prof. Rinku Roy Chowdhury)
MSC 371:
Independent Study
29.
Dissertation & Thesis Committees:
Neeraj Vedwan,
University of Georgia, Ecological Anthropology, August 2001 (Ph.D.)
Michelle Rice, Columbia
University, Fisheries Anthropology, March 2002 (Ph.D.)
Audrey
Charlton, Columbia University, Anthropology (2005) (Ph.D.)
Marie
Lowe, Columbia University, Environmental Anthropology (2005) (Ph.D.)
Renzo Taddei, Columbia
University, Anthropology, 2006 (Ph.D.)
Amy
Diedrich, University of Rhode Island, Marine Affairs 2006 (Ph.D.)
Jessica
Bolson, University of Miami, Interdepartmental Studies (in progress) (Ph.D.)
Chair
Amelia
Moore, University of California, Berkeley, Anthropology (in progress) (Ph.D.)
Sarah Wise,
Rutgers University, Anthropology (in progress) (Ph.D.)
Federico Rotman,
UM-RSMAS, Marine Affairs, December 2002 (M.S.)
Amit Hazra, UM-RSMAS,
Marine Affairs, January 2003 (M.S.)
Ana Spalding, UM-RSMAS,
Marine Affairs, May 2003 (M.A.)
Rebecca Greenberg,
UM-RSMAS, Marine Affairs, 2004 (M.A.) Chair
Saundra McLaughlin,
UM-RSMAS, Marine Affairs, 2004 (M.A.)
Sarah
Wise, Bard College, Environmental Studies, May 2004 (M.S.)
Kristen
McLendon , UM-RSMAS, Marine Affairs, 2005 (M.A.)
Evan Wade-Fox, Stanford
University, Earth Systems, 2005 (M.S.)
Jessica
Weinkle, Columbia University, Climate and Society, 2005 (M.A.)
Marissa Steketee, Marine
Affairs, 2006 (M.A.) Chair
Sarah Heberling,
UM-RSMAS, Marine Affairs, 2006 (M.A.)
Jason
Seuc, UM-RSMAS, Marine Affairs, 2007 (M.A.)
Matt Kopkla, UM,
Geography, 2007 (M.S.)
Bill Foresee, UM-RSMAS,
Marine Affairs, (in progress) (M.S.)
Aaron Welch, UM-RSMAS,
Marine Affairs, (in progress) (M.A.)
Jennifer Grimm, UM-RSMAS,
Marine Affairs, (in progress) (M.A.)
Alicia Cohn, Barnard College, Environmental Science, 1999 (Honors B.S.)
Michelle Liang, UM,
Architecture, 2006 (Honors B.A.)
Angie Pendergrass, UM,
Meteorology/Math, 2006 (Honors B.S.)
Post-doctoral
Supervision:
Neeraj
Vedwan, 2001-2003
Norman
Breuer, 2003-2005
Valerie
Mueller, 2005- 2007
Miguel
Fonseca, 2006-2007
Maria
Alejandra Velez, 2007-present
SERVICE
30.
University Committee & Administrative Responsibilities:
(Chair)
RSMAS Ad-hoc Strategic Planning Group, 2005-present
UM Abbes Center
for Ecosystem Science and Policy Advisory Committee, 2003-present
UM Center
for Latin American Studies Executive Board, 2003-present
UM Knight
Center for International Media, Endowed Chairs search Committee 2007
CESP
“Academics in the Environment” Steering Committee, 2005
Faculty
Senate Committee on Women and Minorities, 2002-2004
University
Research Council Selection Committee, 2001-2004
College of
Arts and Sciences – RSMAS Joint Faculty Working Group, 2003-2004
RSMAS
Faculty Marshal, Commencement Ceremony, 2005