Center for Coastal & Watershed Studies

Learn more on his Faculty Bio Page.

Email: dferrier@hood.edu 

Phone: 301-696-3660 

Office: Hodson Science & Technology Center, Room 308E 

Office Hours: By Appointment.

Catherine has been at Hood for 4.5 years, serving as a Field and Lab Technician on many environmental service contracts, as well as Lab Instructor, with a BS in Environmental Science (Washington College, '19). 

Email: gaudlip@hood.edu

Phone: 301-696-3652

Office: Hodson Science & Technology, Room 308F

Office Hours: By Appointment.

Haroun has been with Hood for 6 months as the FFSN Manager. He has had much experience in food systems operations, from gardening systems to food distributions throughout communities. He is coordinating local community partner collaboration, garden production, and food distribution in the Frederick area. 

Email: hallack@hood.edu

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Office: Hodson Science & Technology, Room 308F

Office Hours: By Appointment.

Barry assists with the Coastal Studies Semester, teaching the ENSP 307 Chesapeake Bay course. 

Email: burch@hood.edu

Office Hours: By Appointment

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Email: annis@hood.edu

Phone: 301-696-3662

Office: Hodson Science and Technology Center, Room 149

Office Hours: By Appointment

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Email: kindahl@hood.edu

Phone: 301-696-3659

Office: Hodson Science & Technology Center, Room 156

Office Hours: By Appointment.

Emily Southgate was formerly a Research Associate Professor at Rutgers University, where she did research at the intersection of ecology and history. She has worked extensively with the National Park Service in their cultural parks, providing historical ecological background to guide management of their natural resources. She was a visiting scholar at Harvard University, where, together with colleagues, she integrated data from palynological research in the northeastern United States to arrive at a composite picture of changing forest composition over the last 500 years. Her book, “People and the Land Through Time. Linking Ecology and History” (Yale Univ. Press, 2019) has inspired both ecologists and environmental historians to incorporate each others’ fields in their research. She is also active in the environmental community in Virginia, serving on the Board of the Virginia Native Plant Society and as a “citizen scientist” sampling stream macroinvertebrates, birds for the Virginia Breeding Bird Atlas, and grassland vegetation.

Email: ewbsouthgate@gmail.com

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Email: sellner@hood.edu

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