Faculty
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Political Economy, Ecological Economics, Development Economics, Economic Alternatives Political Ecology, Feminist Economics, Social Movements -
Hydro-geomorphology and river dynamics, River management in agricultural watersheds, Geographical Information Systems, Morphodynamic numerical modelling, Stream restoration for fish habitat. -
Cartography, GIS, Mapping narratives, Geovisualization, Geoweb, Geomedia, Oral History -
Silvano De la Llata
Associate Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 7316
- S-ER 1440-05
- 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. -
Pierre Gauthier
Associate Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2062
- S-ER 1440-15
- pierre.gauthier@concordia.ca
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 -
Jochen A. G. Jaeger
Associate Professor
- 514-848-2424, ext. 5481
- S-H 1255-29
- jochen.jaeger@concordia.ca
Landscape ecology, including road ecology, Quantification and assessment of landscape structure and landscape change, Urban sprawl, Ecological modelling, Impact assessment. -
Angela Kross
Assistant Professor, GIS Summer Certificate Director
- 514-848-2424, ext. 7312
- S-H 1255-47
- 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 1440-03
- 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 1440-11
- 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, Indentureship, Decolonization, Diaspora, South-South connections (Caribbean and South Asia) -
Monica E. Mulrennan
Professor and Associate Vice-President, Research (Development and Outreach)
- 514-848-2424, ext. 2055
- S-H 1255-33
- 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. -
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 1255-45
- 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 1255-19
- craig.townsend@concordia.ca
Transportation policy, projects and politics; built environment characteristics of Canada's metropolitan areas; urban sprawl and the effect of legally protecting non-urban land; 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 1255-26
- 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 1255-26
- 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 -
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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
Academic Advisor and Research Administration Coordinator, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
Part-time Faculty, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
Part-time Faculty, Geography, Planning and Environment
Research Administration Coordinator, Loyola Sustainability Research Centre (LSRC)
Sustainability, ecology, forest management -
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Gentrification & displacement, neighborhood change, housing, land use planning, community development, community-university research alliances.