Faculty & Staff Directory
- Bradley Bereitschaft, PhD — bbereitschaft@unomaha.edu
- Assistant Professor
- 402.554.2674
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- urban geography, urban sustainability & livability, creative cities, urban form & environmental quality
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- Rex Cammack, PhD — rcammack@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- 402.554.2282
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- cartography, geographic information systems
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- Christina Dando, PhD — cdando@unomaha.edu
- Associate Professor
- 402.554.3134
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- gender & landscape, visual representation of landscape, human perception of landscape and its expression in material culture
- Great Plains cultural history
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- Karen F. Falconer Al-Hindi, PhD — kfalconeralhindi@unomaha.edu
- Professor
- Director of Women's and Gender Studies
- 402.554.3834
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- Feminist Geography, Gender and Work, History and Philosophy of Geography, Research Methods
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- Paul Hunt — phunt@unomaha.edu
- Coordinator
- 402.554.2662
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- Petr Pavlinek, PhD — ppavlinek@unomaha.edu
- Professor
- 402.554.2467
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- economic geography, political geography, regional restructuring, political economy, political ecology, transition in Central and Eastern Europe
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- Michael P. Peterson, PhD — mpeterson@unomaha.edu
- Professor
- 402.554.4805
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- cartography, GIS, Internet cartography, world regional geography, geography and film
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- Zac Suriano, PhD — zsuriano@unomaha.edu
- Assistant Professor
- 402.554.3862
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- Climatology, Climate Variability, Meteorology
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- Brenda Todd — btodd@unomaha.edu
- Staff Assistant
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Contact Us
- Department of Geography & Geology: 402.554.2662
- Fax: 402.554.3518
- Main Office
- 6001 Dodge Street, Durham Science Center
- Omaha, NE 68182-0199
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