Environmental Science
Faculty
The environmental science program at Mount Union is a cooperative effort of the Departments of Biology, Chemistry and Geology.
Dr. John D. Brumbaugh
Professor of Ecology and Environmental Science
Director of the John T.
Huston-Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Nature Center
B.S. Cornell University 1973;
M.S. University of Virginia 1980; Ph.D. University of Wisconsin 1983.
Courses
taught:
Introduction to Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology,
Introduction to Environmental Science, Ecology,
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Tropical Biology, Field Botany,
Environmental Soil Science, Restoration Ecology.
Office: Bracy Hall
211
Email: mcclauca@mountunion.edu
Phone: 330-823-3655
Professor and Chair, Department of Chemistry
B.A. Monmouth College 1985, Ph.D. University of Illinois 1990.
Courses taught:
Environmental Chemistry, Concepts in Chemistry, Physical Chemistry II, Case Studies in Environmental Sciences, Environmental. Practicum
Office: Bracy Hall 345
Email: dravesja@mountunion.edu
Phone: 330-823-6180
Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Geology
B.S. Lafayette College 1985; M.S. University of Rochester 1989, Ph.D., University of Rochester 1991.
Courses Taught:
Hydrology and Water Resources, Physical Geology, Mineralogy, Petrology, Structural Geology.
Office: Bracy Hall 110
Email: mcnaugma@mountunion.edu
Phone: 330-829-8226
Additional Information about faculty who teach courses that will be of interest to Environmental Science students can be found on the web pages of the departments of Biology, Chemistry, and Geology.
Last Updated: 08/05/2010