Program Leadership & Executive Committee

Executive Committee

The Environmental Studies Executive Committee consists of a group of faculty from across the university and two to three rotating ENVS student representatives. The Executive Committee's role is to provide guidance on curricular and non-curricular matters to ensure the program stays relevant and up-to-date with the evolving needs of the field. Here are the members of the ENVS Executive Committee:

Julian Agyeman, Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning

Alexander Blanchette, Anthropology

Silvia Bottinelli, School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts

Ujjayant Chakravorty, Economics

Benjamin Davies, Environmental Studies

John Durant, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Sara Gomez, Environmental Studies

Andrew Kemp, Earth and Climate Sciences

Hassaan Khan, Environmental Studies and Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning (on leave until Spring 2026)

Karen Kosinski, Community Health

Brandon McDonald, Classical Studies and Environmental Studies

J. Michael Reed, Biology

James Rice, History (on leave until Spring 2026)

George Scarlett, Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development

Caleb Scoville, Sociology

Ninian Stein, Environmental Studies

Student Representatives

Madison Clowes, A26, Applied Environmental Studies, Minor in Urban Studies

Anya Glass, A26, Applied Environmental Studies and History