Christopher Costello

Renewable Resources, Information and Uncertainty

Robert Deacon

Political Economy, Resources, Deforestation

Gary Libecap

Property Rights, Corporate Environmental Management

Charles Kolstad

Regulation, Uncertainty, Climate

Paulina Oliva

Voluntary Environmental Protection

Applied Micro-theory, Public Finance, Evolutionary Theory, Economic Anthropology

Frank Davis

Landscape Ecology, Conservation Planning

Jeff Dozier

Earth System Science, Snow Hydrology

Thomas Dunne

Hydrology, River Systems

Catherine Gaultier

Meteorology, Earth System Science

Patricia Holden

Microbiology

Arturo Keller

Hydrology, Water Chemistry, Pollution Fate and Transport

Bruce Kendall

Mathematical Ecology

Hunter Lenihan

Applied Marine Ecology

John Melack

Limnology

Joel Michaelsen

Climatology, Meteorology, Marine Science

David Siegel

Oceanography, Marine Science

Douglas Steigerwald

Econometrics, Environmental and Resource Economics

PhD, Economics Department, 2008. Dissertation: "Essays in Environment and Development." Upon graduating, Nick took a job as an associate economist for the RAND Corporation in Washington, D.C.

PhD, the Bren School, 2008. Dissertation: "Three Essays on the Economics of Nature Conservation." Jonah went to work for Conservation International's Center for Applied Biodiversity Science in Washington D.C. as a Post-doctoral Fellow in economics, focusing on climate change and biodiversity.

PhD, the Bren School, 2008. Took a position as a a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University.

PhD, 2010. Took job at University of Wisconsin (Madison) as Assistant Professor of Ag & Applied Economics.

PhD, Bren School, 2008. Dissertation, "Legislative Voting and Environmental Policy."  After graduating, Allison went to work as an economist with the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

PhD, 2010. Took job at University of Oregon (Eugene) as Assistant Professor of Public Policy.

PhD, the Bren School, 2007. Assumed a position as assistant professor at Colorado School of Mines, Division of Economics and Business.

PhD, Economics; MA, marine ecology, 2008. John tppl a position as an assistant professor of economics at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.

PhD, the Department of Economics, 2007. James has taken a job as an Economist in the Legislative Analyst's Office in Sacramento. There he works on public finance and natural resource issues. Professor Deacon was James's research advisor.

PhD 2009. Took job at Montana State Univesity as Assistant Professor of Economics.

PhD, the Bren School, 2008. Dissertation: "Policies and Processes of Environmental Risk." Mike took a job as assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Policy at the University California, Davis.