I am an Assistant Professor in the Geography Program within the School of Global Integrative Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I also serve as the Assistant Director of Geography for the unit. My research agenda is deeply interdisciplinary, and is focused on using geospatial techniques to address problems situated at the intersection of water quality governance, land use, and the socio-environmental impacts of climate change. More specifically, I build dynamic, spatially-explicit, coupled models that connect land use, environmental governance, and water quality to further our understanding of how adaptive governance can affect the trajectory of social-ecological systems.

This site contains a sample of my research, teaching, and general academic work. For a more complete list, please view my CV by following the link on the navigation bar above.