Environmental Studies Faculty and Staff
Len Broberg
Professor/Director
Ph.D., J.D., Wayne State University
Public interest scientist. Conservation biology, environmental
law and policy, land-use, and ecosystem management.
Office: Rankin Hall 107A
Phone:(406) 243-5209
Fletcher Brown
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Miami University
Environmental education, field botany and science education.
Shared appointment with the School of Education.
Office: Education Bldg. 106
Phone:(406) 243-5287
Phil Condon
Associate Professor
MFA, MS, University of Montana
Environmental Writing, Readings, & Thought.
Director, Environmental Writing Institute.
Faculty Advisor to Camas Magazine.
Office: Rankin Hall 104
Phone:(406) 243-2904
Neva Hassanein
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Institute for Environmental Studies,
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Office: Rankin Hall 101A
Phone:(406) 243-6271
Tom Roy
Professor Emeritus
M.A., University of Chicago.
Office: Rankin Hall 017
Phone: (406) 243-2943
Robin Saha
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Michigan, School of Natural
Resource and Environment (SNRE)
Office: Rankin Hall 018
Phone:(406) 243-6285
Josh Slotnick
Adjunct Instructor
M.S. Agriculture Extension and Adult Education,
Cornell University
Program in Ecological Agriculture and Society (PEAS)
Office: Rankin Hall 101
Phone:406-243-4660
Dan Spencer, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Environmental Ethics
Union Theological Seminary, New York
Office: Rankin Hall 102
Phone:406-243-6111
Vicki Watson
Professor
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
Applied ecology, pollution biology, and sustainable use of
aquatic systems.
Office: Natural Sciences Bldg. 102
Phone: (406) 243-5153
Affiliated Faculty
Many other faculty members work with EVST students--teaching courses, inviting students into their graduate courses, helping with Masters' papers, and serving on thesis and professional paper committees. We hope to list more of these faculty members on this page in the future. Here are a few of these people...
Jerry Bromenshenk
Jerry Bromenshenk, Division of Biological Sciences. His website has information on his bee research, and links to information about his research grants, some of which might provide funding for EVST students with the appropriate background.
Daniel Kemmis
Daniel Kemmis, Director of the Center for the Rocky Mountain West, is the former Mayor of Missoula, and a former Speaker of the Montana House of Representatives. He leads a graduate seminar on bioregional politics in the West.
Paul Hansen
Paul Hansen (Ph.D., South Dakota State Univ., 1985) is a faculty affiliate with EVST. He works with students on projects and thesis committees, sometimes providing internship opportunities, and contributing to seminars or fieldtrips. He has served as a consultant to numerous federal, state, and local agencies, as well to entities in the private sector. Paul is currently associated with Bitterroot Restoration.
Pat Williams
Pat Williams is Senior Fellow and Regional Policy associate for the Center for the Rocky Mountain West, which is affiliated with the University. Williams served Montana in the U.S. Congress from 1979 to 1997. He helps to teach a course (Montana Wilderness Process) that reviews the congressional history of the wilderness designation, with special attention to Montana's history.
