About Us

The University of Wyoming's Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources advances the understanding and resolution of environmental and natural resource issues.

Wyoming and the western U.S. enjoy an unparalleled richness of natural resources, and we face many complex challenges regarding the management of those resources. This complexity provides an opportunity for our faculty, students, and staff to work with partners to learn about issues, to bring knowledge to bear on those issues, and to facilitate collaborative decision making.

ALUMNI STORIES

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Faculty and Staff

Assistant Professor

ENG 4093

Director of Ruckelshaus Institute and Associate Professor

Kendall House, Rm 203

Academic Advisor and Alumni Relations Coordinator

Kendall House, Rm 016

Whitney MacMillan Professor of Practice, Private Lands Stewardship Program

Crane Hall, Rm 203

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Crane Hall, Rm 204

Administrative Associate

Kendall House, Rm 106

Senior Lecturer

Kendall House, Rm 110

Special Events Coordinator

Kendall House, Rm 004

Associate Professor

Crane Hall, Rm 151

Grants Specialist

Crane Hall, Rm 148

Marketing and Communication Specialist

Kendall House, Rm 204

Assistant Professor

Ross Hall, Rm 429

Timberline Associate Professor of Sustainable Outdoor Recreation and Tourism

Crane Hall, Rm 234

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Participatory Scenario Planning

Crane Hall, Rm 145

Senior Research Scientist

Academic Advising Manager

Kendall House, Rm 105

Assistant Professor, Sustainable Communities

Crane Hall, Rm. 215

Research Scientist

Beta House, Rm 305

Assistant Professor of Practice, Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management

Crane Hall, Rm 216

Academic & Career Advising Professional

Kendall House, Rm. 017

Knobloch Associate Professor of Conservation Economics

Beta House, Rm 311

Associate Professor, Carnivore and Habitat Ecology

Crane Hall, Rm 118

Associate Professor, Environment and Society

Crane Hall, Rm 143

Internship and Employment Coordinator, Jay Kemmerer WORTH Institute

Kendall House, Rm 15

Dean

Kendall House, Rm 201

Assistant Research Scientist

Beta House, Rm. 302

Senior Project Coordinator, Biodiversity Institute

Berry Center 231C

Associate Professor and SER Chair

Beta House Room 310

Emerging Issues Initiative Coordinator, Editor - Western Confluence

Kendall House, Rm 107

Project Coordinator, Senior

Research Scientist

Beta House, Rm 112A

Director, Jay Kemmerer WORTH Institute

Beta House, Room 304

Tomé Scholars to Fellows Recruiting Coordinator

Kendall House, Rm 111

Business Manager

Kendall House, Rm 109

Professor, Natural Resource Science

Crane Hall, Rm 103

Communications & Marketing Specialist, Biodiversity Institute

Remote

Occidental Chair in Energy and Environmental Policies

Hill Hall, Rm 451

Assistant Research Scientist

Crane Hall, Rm 121

Former Associate Dean

Director - High Plains American Indian Research Institute, Assistant Professor

Crane Hall, Rm 208

Associate Dean, Wyoming Excellence Chair

Kendall House, Rm 202

Assistant Research Scientist

Associate Lecturer

Crane Hall, Rm 214

Research Scientist

Crane hall, Rm 117

Lab Coordinator, Monteith Shop

Crane Hall, Rm 104

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Crane Hall, Rm 241

Co-Production Associate Research Scientist

Beta House, Rm 307

Our Locations

A side view of the Kendall House

Haub School administrators, dean’s office staff, and student services staff work in the LEED Gold certified Bim Kendall House, located one block west of the UW campus in Laramie. The house is a 1954 prairie-style building purchased with a generous contribution made by Bim and Donald Kendall. The Haub School remodeled the house and built on an addition. Our upgrades to the house were completed with sustainable building practices in mind. 

BIM KENDALL HOUSE

In addition to the Bim Kendall House, our team works out of offices in the Berry Center, the Wyoming Conservation Corps House, the Beta House, and Crane Hall

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