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Kansas State University

Dr. Harrington

Dr. Harrington's core areas of geographic research are in human-environment interactions and rural and regional geography.

Dr. Lisa M.B. Harrington

 
Education Ph.D., University of Oklahoma, 1986
Research Interests Environmental change and management, sustainability, rural land use, vulnerability to environmental stresses, environmental hazards, biotic resources, environmental perception, public/reserved lands, Pacific Northwest, Great Plains, Little Egypt (S. Illinois), Great Britain, and Ireland
Courses Taught GEOG 100 World Regional Geography; GEOG 220 Environmental Geography I; GEOG 221 Environmental Geography II; GEOG 340 Geography of Natural Resources; GEOG 360 Sustainability Science; DAS/DEN/GENAG 582 Natural Resources/Environmental Sciences Project; GEOG 718 Geography of Public Lands; GEOG 760 Human Impacts on the Environment; GEOG 830 Seminar in Rural Resources Management
Service Activities Association of American Geographers (AAG) Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Regional Councillor (2008-2011); NSF Panel on Coupled Natural and Human Systems (CNH); Chair, KSU Committee on Program Modification for Individual Disabled Students; Meredith F. Burrill Award Committee, AAG; Board Member, KSU Natural Resources and Environmental Science Secondary Major
Office Seaton 164D
Telephone (785) 532-3410
Fax (785) 532-7310
Email LButlerH@k-state.edu
Curriculum Vitae