Environmental Sociology

The Section on Environmental Sociology promotes research and professional activities that explore the relationships between social systems and the ecosphere, including interdisciplinary work that explores interactions within and between institutions, social groups, and natural and built environments. Environmental Sociology also includes study of the origins and impacts of technology, the social causes of environmental change, the environmental causes of social change, and the consequences of social inequalities and power relationships for socio-environmental dynamics.

Bylaws
Annual Report (2024)
Award Recipient History

Section Council

Chair: Raoul S. Liévanos, University of Oregon
Chair-Elect: Joshua Sbicca, Colorado State University
Past Chair: Debra Davidson, University of Alberta
Section Secretary: Michael Haedicke, University of Maine
Section Treasurer: Maricarmen Hernandez, University of New Mexico
Council Member-At-Large: Ethan Raker, The University of British Columbia
Student Representative: Archana Ramanujam, Brown University

Committee Leadership

Digital Communications Committee Co-Chair (social media): Angeline Letourneau, University of Alberta
Digital Communications Committee Co-Chair (webmaster): Mike Lengefeld, Northeastern University
Legacy Committee Chair: Lori Peek, University of Colorado Boulder
Membership Committee Chair: Jennifer Givens, Utah State University
Nominations Committee Chair: Margaret Walkover, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Policy and Research Committee Chair: Caleb Scoville, Tufts University
Publications Committee Chair: Ian Carrillo, University of Oklahoma
Teaching Committee Chair: Alan Rudy, Central Michigan University

Visit the Section’s website here.