SMEA Faculty Directory

Brief information, including email addresses, for teaching, research, adjunct, affiliate and emeritus faculty at the School of Marine and Environmental Affairs follow. Each faculty name links to expanded biographical information.

Research and Teaching
Name	Title	Specialities	field_purl
Christie, Patrick patrickc@uw.edu	Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs and the Jackson School of International Studies	Socio-ecological dimensions of marine resource management in the tropics and Puget Sound; feasibility of marine spatial planning; marine ecosystem-based management; marine protected areas.
Dolšak, Nives nives@uw.edu	Associate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs and School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences	Common-pool resource governance, Environmental policy, Market instruments, Human dimensions of global environmental change, Climate change policy, International environmental regimes. Website: http://faculty.washington.edu/nives/
Fluharty, David fluharty@u.washington.edu	Associate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs, Wakefield Professor of Ocean and Fishery Sciences	Ecosystem approaches to marine resource management including integrated coastal management; coastal and marine spatial planning; ecosystem-based fishery management; and marine protected area management.
Jenkins, Lekelia (Kiki) kikij@u.washington.edu	Assistant Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	The theoretical and empirical study of the invention and adoption of marine conservation technologies and of the process of marine conservation; the integration of "laypeople" expertise into scientific decision-making.
Kaczynski, Wlodzimierz (Vlad) vkaczyn@u.washington.edu	Associate Professor (retired), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Adjunct Associate Professor, Jackson School of International Studies; Affiliate Professor, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth, Republic of South Africa	International economics and policies of marine resources; globalization and ocean/coastal environment; strategic and business planning of marine resources; capacity building and reform programs in development and management of maritime sectors in developing countries and transition economies.
Kelly, Ryan rpkelly@uw.edu	Assistant Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Environmental Law and Policy, Ocean Acidification, Marine Ecology, Population Genetics, and Marine Monitoring
Klinger, Terrie tklinger@u.washington.edu	Associate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Stan and Alta Barer Endowed Professor of Sustainability Science; Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences	Application of ecological theory to marine environmental decision making; change detection in nearshore ecosystems; ecosystem response and restoration.
Leschine, Thomas tml@u.washington.edu	Director and Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Ben Rabinowitz Endowed Professor of Human Dimensions of the Environment; Adjunct Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences	Environmental decision making; long-term institutional management of long-lived hazards; marine environmental policy; coastal environmental restoration; marine pollution policy and management.
Miller, Marc mlmiller@u.washington.edu	Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Adjunct Professor, Department of Anthropology; Adjunct Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences; Professor; (Courtesy) Department of Sociology, University of Oregon	Maritime anthropology; cognitive anthropology; anthropology of work and leisure; and social and cultural change.

Emeritus
Name	Title	Specialities	field_purl
Burke, William burke@u.washington.edu	Professor (Emeritus), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Professor, School of Law	International law of the sea
Crutchfield, James jcrutch@rockisland.com	Professor (Emeritus), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Professor (Emeritus), Department of Economics and Graduate School of Public Affairs	Natural resources economics; policy and management of marine and environmental resources; industrial organization and price policy.
Duxbury, Alyn aduxbury@u.washington.edu	Associate Professor (Emeritus), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Associate Professor, School of Oceanography	Descriptive physical oceanography with emphasis on coastal and estuarine processes and education.
Huppert, Daniel huppert@u.washington.edu	Professor (Emeritus), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences; Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Economics	Evolution and application of economic and institutional frameworks in conservation programs for marine resources; assessment of alternative institutional approaches to government/private conservation programs, especially fishery management-related pro-grams.
Miles, Edward edmiles@u.washington.edu	Professor (Emeritus), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Professor (Emeritus), Graduate School of Public Affairs; Adjunct Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences; Virginia and Prentice Bloedel Professor of Marine Studies. Senior Fellow, University of Washington Joint Institute for Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean (JISAO)	International law and organization; science, technology, and international relations; marine policy and ocean management; and the human dimensions of the impacts of climate variability and change.

Adjunct
Name	Title	Specialities	field_purl
Allen, Craig challen@u.washington.edu	Professor of Law; Adjunct Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Maritime and international law	http://www.law.washington.edu/Faculty/Allen/
Delaney, John jdelaney@u.washington.edu	Adjunct Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Professor, School of Oceanography	Geochemistry and tectonics with special interest in the role of volatiles in submarine basalts.
Gallucci, Vincent vgallucc@u.washington.edu	Adjunct Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences	International and world fisheries management; biostatistics; population dynamics; mathematical modeling
Parrish, Julia jparrish@u.washington.edu	Adjunct Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Associate Professor, School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences	Animal Aggregation, Fish School, Conservation, Bycatch and Environmental Change
Ryan, Clare cmryan@uw.edu	Adjunct Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Evans School of Public Affairs; School of Law. Professor, School of Environmental and Forest Sciences. Director, Program on the Environment.	Natural Resource Policy Formulation and Implementation; Collaborative Governance and Resource Management; Science-Policy Interactions.

Affiliate
Name	Title	Specialities	field_purl
Aron, William waron@u.washington.edu	Affiliate Professor (retired), School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Marine science policy development; research administration; midwater sampling; ecology of the North Pacific; ecosystem changes caused by human activities; management of living marine resources; national and international science bureaucracies; the role of the legislative and executive branches of government in marine science activities.
Bryant, Beth C. bcbryant@uw.edu	Affiliate Assistant Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Ocean and coastal law and policy; environmental regulatory compliance and permitting; integration of law, science, and policy in natural resource management; policy analysis; natural resources management; organizational behavior; legal and regulatory aspects of alternative energy development.
Copping, Andrea acopping@u.washington.edu	Affiliate Associate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Environmental monitoring design; effects of pollutants in marine environment; phytoplankton/water column dynamics; food chain interactions.
Dalton, Penelope pdalton@u.washington.edu	Affiliate Associate Professor, School of Marine Affairs; Director, Washington Sea Grant Program	Developing and implementing innovative, science-based policy solutions to complex marine and environmental issues; marine and fisheries management.	http://wsg.washington.edu/bios/dalton.html
Haynie, Alan alan.haynie@noaa.gov	Affiliate Assistant Professor, Economist, NOAA Fisheries Alaska Fisheries Science Center	Natural resource economics and fisheries management; fisher location choice; economics of marine reserves and marine protected areas; bycatch; fishing cooperatives and rationalization.
Newton, Jan newton@apl.washington.edu	Affiliate Assistant Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Principal Oceanographer, Applied Physics Laboratory	The interface of science and policy; biological oceanography, particularly as it applies in Puget Sound.
Pavia, Robert bobpavia@uw.edu	Affiliate Associate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs; Lecturer Program on the Environment	Practical application of ecosystem-based management and marine protected areas; disaster science - examining oil spills to understand marine science, management, and public policy.
Plummer, Mark mark.plummer@noaa.gov	Affiliate Associate Professor, School of Marine Affairs; Economist, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA Fisheries	The assessment of ecosystem service for Pacific Northwest marine and freshwater habitat conservation; developing methods for combining biological and economic data to increase the cost-effectiveness of conservation.	http://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov/research/staff/display_staffprofile.cfm?staffid=658
Satia, Benedict bsatia@hotmail.com	Affiliate Professor; Retired Chief, International Institutions and Liaison Service; Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), Fisheries Department; Rome, Italy	Small-scale fisheries in developing countries; resource management; policy, institutions and fisheries governance.
Secord, David dave4317@gmail.com	Program Officer, Alaska and British Columbia, Wilburforce Foundation, Seattle; Affiliate Associate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Natural resource policy formulation and implementation; urban ecology.
White, Alan alanw4@uw.edu	Affiliate Professor, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs	Design and implementation of coast resource management strategies, focus on tropical areas and Southeast Asia.