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Doris Ash (Education)
Science learning in and out of classrooms, discourse and learning in informal (museum, aquarium, zoo) science environments, formative assessment as professional development, sociocultural theories of learning and teaching

Giacomo Bernardi (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Fish biology, phylogenetics, evolution

Michael K. Brown (Politics)
Inequality, race and African American politics, political economy, political development of welfare states, theories and methods of historical social science

Kenneth W. Bruland (Ocean Sciences)
Chemical oceanography, biogeochemistry of trace metals and radionuclides, aquatic chemistry, geochemistry

Edmund Burke III (History)
Islamic history, modern Middle East and North African history, French history, European imperialism, world history

Mark Cioc (History)
German history, modern European history, environmental history

Daniel P. Costa (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Physiological ecology of marine mammals and birds

Ben Crow (Sociology)
International development, sociology of water and markets, global inequality, South Asia and East Africa, political economy, and green enterprise

Don Croll (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Marine Ecology & Marine Conservation Biology

E. Melanie DuPuis (Sociology)
Economic sociology, sociology of consumption, sociology of development, political sociology, sociology of the environment, technological change, historical sociology, social theory, food and social change

Kent Eaton (Politics)
Comparative politics, international relations, political institutions, and the politics of economic development

James Estes (Adjunct Faculty, UCSC)
Marine sciences, community ecology

Andrew Fisher (Earth & Planetary Sciences)
Hydrogeology, crustal studies, heat flow, modeling

Jonathan A. Fox (Latin American & Latino Studies)
Latin American and Latino politics, democratization, social movements; transnational civil society coalitions with an emphasis on social and environmental policy issues in Mexico, Brazil, Philippines, and Central America

Laurel R. Fox (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions

Diane Gifford-Gonzalez (Anthropology)
Paleolithic and Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology

James B. Gill (Earth & Planetary Sciences)
Igneous petrology, geochemistry of island arcs

Gary B. Griggs (Earth & Planetary Sciences)
Coastal processes, hazards and engineering

Daniel Guevara (Philosophy)
Kant, moral philosophy, social and political philosophy, history of modern philosophy

Julie Guthman (Community Studies)
Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, critical human geography

Donna J. Haraway (History of Consciousness and Women's Studies)
Feminist theory, cultural and historical studies of science and technology, relation of life and human sciences, and human-animal relations

Susan Harding (Anthropology)
Culture, politics, narrative, gender, local/global studies, ethnographic writing, fundamentalism, Christianity, state-making, aging, America, and Spain

A. Marm Kilpatrick (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Ecology of infectious diseases, population biology, evolution, climate, behavior, genetics, and conservation

Paul Koch (Earth & Planetary Sciences)
Vertebrate paleoecology and evolution

Ronnie D. Lipschutz (Politics)
International relations; international political economy; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society; film, fiction, and politics; technology and society; states of terror

Flora Lu (Latin America, Latino Studies)
Ecological anthropology, human behavioral ecology, Amazon rainforest, indigenous peoples, conservation, Ecuador, culture change, market integration, indigenous resource management, political ecology, environmental justice

Paul M. Lubeck (Sociology)
Political sociology, political economy of development, globalization, labor and work, logics of methodology, religion and social movements, Islamic society and identities, information and networks

Andrew Mathews (Anthropology)
Environmental Anthropology, bureaucracy, science studies, environmental history, statemaking; Mexico

Jonathan Moore (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Freshwater ecosystems - from evolutionary, ecosystem, food-web, and community viewpoints

Ingrid M. Parker (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Plant ecology, pollination, plant-pathogen interactions, biological invasions

Adina Paytan (Earth & Planetary Sciences)
Marine biogeochemical cycles and dynamics in the present and past, and on their connection to the Earth system as a whole

Grant H. Pogson (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Molecular population genetics, ecological genetics, marine invertebrates and fishes

Donald C. Potts (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical biology, global change, and remote sensing

Peter T. Raimondi (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Marine ecology, evolutionary ecology, experimental design, applied ecology

Danilyn Rutherford (Anthropology)
Borders and frontiers, colonialism, nationalism, ethnicity, kinship, performance, Christianity, secularism, sovereignty, publics, affect, technology, governance, theory and method in anthropology, West Papua, Indonesia, the U.S.

Ali Shakouri (Engineering)
Quantum electronics, nano and microscale heat and current transport in semiconductor devices, thermoelectric/thermionic energy conversion, submicron thermal imaging, micro refrigerators on a chip and novel optoelectronic integrated circuits

Lisa C. Sloan (Earth & Planetary Sciences)
Paleoclimatology, climate change, Earth system science, surficial processes

Donald R. Smith (Environmental Toxicology)
Organismal responses and therapeutic treatment of toxins

Andrew Szasz (Sociology)
Environmental sociology, political sociology, theory

Dana Y. Takagi (Sociology)
Social inequality and identity, research methods, race relations, nationalism, and social movements

Anna Tsing (Anthropology)
Culture and politics, feminist theory and gender in the U.S., social landscapes and tropical forest ethno-ecologies, ethnicity, local power and relations to the state in Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.

Terrie M. Williams (Ecology & Evolutionary Biology)
Vertebrate locomotor and thermoregulatory physiology; marine biodiversity; comparative vertebrate energetics, exercise physiology

Patricia Zavella (Latin American & Latino Studies)
The relationship between women's work and domestic labor, poverty, family, sexuality and social networks, feminist studies, ethnographic research methods, and transnational migration of Mexicana/o workers and U.S. capital

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