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Lynne Heasley

Dr. Lynne Heasley
Associate Professor of History

Office: (269) 387-2778
Fax: (269) 387-2272
Website: http://www.lynneheasley.com
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Location
3928 Wood Hall

Mailing Address
Department of History and
Environmental Studies Program
Western Michigan University
1903 W. Michigan Ave
Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5419



Education
Ph.D. 2000, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Forest and Wildlife Ecology)
Co-advisors: William Cronon (History) and Raymond Guries (Forestry)
M.S. 1994, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies). Advisor: James Delehanty (Geography)
B.S. 1986, Miami University (Political Science)

Teaching
ENVS 1100 – Introduction to Environmental Studies: Nature and Society
ENVS 3000 (Honors) – Environment, Technology, and Values
ENVS 4010 – Environmental Topics
ENVS 4500 – Senior Seminar
HIST 3180 – American Environmental History
HIST 4010 – Great Lakes History
HIST 5960 – Local History Workshop (graduate)
HIST 6700 – Readings in Environmental History (graduate)

Research Interests
Environmental History, Cultural Geography

Bio
I am an associate professor at Western Michigan University in the Department of History and the Environmental Studies Program. As an environmental historian I study and teach about the ways in which humans have shaped and been shaped by the natural world. I collaborate with colleagues from the sciences to the fine arts in order to foster a shared understanding of our changing connections to particular landscapes. I also work with local communities, so that my research might provide a useable history in their quest for sustainable places. Today I am part of a growing community of scholars, writers, policy-makers, artists, and activists concerned with the past, present, and future of the Great Lakes basin.

For more information go to: http://www.lynneheasley.com