Academic Staff Sustainability Profiles
There are many University of Canterbury staff in all faculties who are committed to living more sustainably and are conducting teaching and research in issues relevant to sustianability. A list of sustainability-related academic staff is being developed. Read through the profiles compiled to date below to see some of the things people are doing and get inspired yourself. For information on other academic staff not yet profiled check the sustainability-related courses list.
 Linda Jean Kenix Senior Lecturer, Mass Communication and Journalism |
 Simon Kingham Associate Professor, Geography |
 David Round Lecturer, School of Law |
 Philip Armstrong Associate Professor, School of Humanities |
 Glynne Mackey Lecturer, College of Education |
 Markus Milne Professor, Accounting and Information Systems |
 Eric Pawson Professor, Geography |
 Deirdre Hart Senior Lecturer, Geography |
 Julie Cupples Lecturer, Geography and Cultural Studies |
 Colleen Lockie Lecturer, Early Childhood Education |
 Aisling O'Sullivan Senior Lecturer, Civil and Natural Resources Engineering |
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 Susan Krumdieck Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering |
If you know of anyone who you think should be profiled here, please let us know using our online feedback form.
UC Student Profiles
Below are examples of students who had a focus on sustainability in their research.
- Arison Arihafa - Master of Forestry Science
- Merodie Beavon - Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, Master of Science in Environmental Science
- Jock Brown - Master of Engineering in Chemical and Process Engineering
- Kelly Lock - BSc in Biological Sciences, BSc(Hons) in Zoology, BCom(Hons) in Economics; Research Analyst, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research, Wellington
- Maria McEwan - Bachelor of Forestry Science
- Ellie Taffs - Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Natural Resources Engineering and Bachelor of Laws with Honours
- D'Arcy Webber - Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, Master of Science in Ecology specialising in marine science