Faculty
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Political Economy, Development Economics, Ecological Economics, Political Ecology, Feminist Economics, State-Society Relationships, Alternative Economies, Social Movements -
Hydro-geomorphology and river dynamics, River management in agricultural watersheds, Geographical Information Systems, Morphodynamic numerical modelling, Stream restoration for fish habitat. -
Sébastien Caquard
Associate Professor
Graduate Program Director (Master of Environmental Assessment)- 514-848-2424, ext. 2052
- S-H 1255
- sebastien.caquard@concordia.ca
Cartography, GIS, Mapping narratives, Geovisualization, Geoweb, Geomedia, Oral History -
Silvano De la Llata
Assistant Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 7316
- S-ER 1440
- silvano.delallata@concordia.ca
public space, urban design, social movements, collaborative community planning, open-source cities, planning theory, urban environmental psychology, subaltern urbanisms and insurgent planning/design. -
Urban morphogenesis, History of development and planning practices in Quebec, Impact of normative planning theories on urban form, Transportation infrastructure and the quality of urban form. -
Political ecology, historical and economic geographies of the Americas and particularly Guatemala, social theory, entanglements of development and militarization, politics of expertise, post-disaster reconstruction -
Landscape ecology, including road ecology, Quantification and assessment of landscape structure and landscape change, Urban sprawl, Ecological modelling, Impact assessment. -
Land use planning, land change modeling, hazard mitigation, community resilience, geodesign -
Angela Kross
Assistant Professor, GIS Summer Certificate Director
- 514-848-2424, ext. 7312
- S-H 1255
- angela.kross@concordia.ca
Remote sensing, Geographic Information Systems, Ecosystem structure and function, vegetation dynamics, land use change and climate change. -
Alexandra Lesnikowski
Assistant Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 7314
- S-ER 1440
- alexandra.lesnikowski@concordia.ca
Climate change adaptation, vulnerability, adaptation policy and governance, knowledge synthesis, comparative methods -
Damon Matthews
Professor and Concordia Research Chair in Climate Science and Sustainability
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2064
- S-ER 1440
- damon.matthews@concordia.ca
Climate change, global climate modelling, climate impacts, allowable emissions for climate mitigation targets, national contributions to climate change -
Postcolonial/Return Migrations, Indentureship, Decolonization, Diaspora, South-South connections (Caribbean and South Asia; Asia and Africa; pan-Caribbean), Urbanism (China) -
Monica E. Mulrennan
Professor and Associate Vice-President, Research (Development and Outreach)
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2055
- S-H 1255
- Monica.Mulrennan@concordia.ca
Indigenous stewardship; Traditional Ecological Knowledge; Indigenous conservation and protected areas; traditional fisheries; seaweed harvesting; ethno-geomorphology -
Cultural geography, Restaurants in Montreal, Gravestones in Iceland and the Caribbean. -
Emerging technologies in transport-related data collection, computational geospatial data processing, data analysis and inference with statistical and artificial intelligence techniques, and discrete choice experiments. -
political economy, labour market intermediaries, workforce development, artisanal cooperatives, social/solidarity economy, economic restructuring -
Municipal politics, urban planning, and urban security/policing in Canada. -
Jeannine-Marie St-Jacques
Associate Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 4294
- S-H 1255
- jeanninemarie.st-jacques@concordia.ca
North American freshwater availability, decadal-to-centennial water variability, regional hydrology and climate, impacts of global warming, water management for sustained droughts and floods, paleoclimatology, tree-rings, pollen, instrumental data, climate models. -
Craig Townsend
Associate Professor and Chair
- 514-848-2424, ext. 5191
- S-H 1255
- craig.townsend@concordia.ca
Transportation policy, projects and politics, particularly in relation to public transit; urban planning in the developing world. -
Primatology, Behavioural ecology, Japanese macaques and disability, Animal behaviour and behavioural plasticity, Human-animal interactions, Animal responses to human-induced environmental change, Conservation and biodiversity
Emeritus professors
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Historical and cultural geography; climate, disease and medical thought; tropical hill stations; colonial South Carolina. Note: I'm retired and no longer supervising students. -
Anderson, Jacqueline M.
Emeritus Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2050
- S-H 1255
- Jackie.Anderson@concordia.ca
Cartographic visualization and design, Map user abilities, Map skills education. -
Earth surface processes and landscape evolution; Sediment production and transport; Water resources management; Interactions among ecological and geomorphic processes; Global change and sustainability science -
Slack, Brian
Distinguished Professor Emeritus
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2050
- S-H 1255
- brian.slack@concordia.ca
Transport geography with a focus on maritime transportation, Port planning and container shipping. -
Population geography, cultural ecology, mortality as an indicator of social and environmental justice.
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Erik Chevrier
Part-time Instructor, Sociology and Anthropology
Part-Time Instructor, Geography, Planning and Environment
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Pierre Deslauriers
Part-time Faculty, Applied Human Sciences
Lecturer, Geography, Planning and Environment
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Urban social, cultural and economic geography, Public space and urban popular culture, Urban political economy and Latin America. -
Biogeochemistry, Arctic, Limnology and Oceanography, Climate -
Rob Moriarity
Senior Lecturer, Geography, Planning and Environment
First Peoples Studies, School of Community and Public Affairs
Indigenous environmental health researcher
Indigenous and environmental health, risk assessment, toxicology, advanced statistical analysis and research methods in First Nations communities. -
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Queering Suburbia, Queer Generationality and Urban Change, Queer Urbanisms and Gentrification, LGBTQ+ Activisms and Public Space, Queering Municipal Governance, Historical Geographies of Sexualities, Lesbian Studies. -
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Rebecca Tittler
Coordinator, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
Part-time Faculty, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
Part-time Faculty, Biology
Sustainability, ecology, forest management -
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Urban energy systems, 3D City modeling, Urban data and simulation platform development, Renewable energies, Zero Carbon Cities, Demand response and flexibility, District and solar heating and cooling networks, sustainable transport -
Technology and Society, Urban Infrastructure, Cities, Development Studies, Engineering Education, Global Engineering -
(Concordia University Research Chair - Performative Urbanism (New Scholar, 2018-2023))
performative urbanism, spatial dramaturgy, public space, interdisciplinary practices, urban scenography, performance technology, design activism, queer theory, feminist methodology, socially engaged art, critical spatial practice, architecture -
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Queering Suburbia, Queer Generationality and Urban Change, Queer Urbanisms and Gentrification, LGBTQ+ Activisms and Public Space, Queering Municipal Governance, Historical Geographies of Sexualities, Lesbian Studies. -
Gentrification & displacement, neighborhood change, housing, land use planning, community development, community-university research alliances.
