Master's Students
Amanda McMillan, current.Rachel Murray, current.
Alex McCullough, graduated 2012. Thesis: Neighborhood from the Ground Up: Improved Methods for Understanding Community Togetherness and Mapping Resident-Perceived Neighborhoods.
Gina Spitz, graduated 2011. Thesis: Sticky Segregation: Space and Race in Residential Decision Making by Black Middle Class Milwaukeeans.
Lynne Haynor, graduated 2010. Master’s project: Twenty Years Later: Lessons from Three Sustainable Agriculture Center Pioneers at Land Grant Universities.
Jason Orne, graduated 2010. Thesis: Queers in the Line of Fire: Coming Out, Identity Management, and Intergroup Dialogue.
Matthew Robinson, graduated 2009. Thesis: Homegrown Industry, or Unwelcome Neighbor? Social Implications of Corn Ethanol Production in Wisconsin.
Alexandra Lyon, graduated 2008. Thesis:Learning as You Go: Farmers, Scientists, and the Creation of Knowledge for Management Intensive Grazing.
Julie Keller, graduated 2008. Thesis: Wisconsin Women Farmers: Structural Holes and Rural Femininities.
Kevin Coleman, graduated, 2006. Masters project: Barriers and Benefits of Joining EnACT Teams.
Genya Erling, graduated 2004. Thesis: Multifunctional Agriculture: Making it Work.
Matthew Mariola, graduated 2004. Thesis: Who Is a Farmer? The Identity Crisis in Modern Agriculture.
Neil Dryden, graduated 2001. Thesis: The Magical Nature of Social Reality.
Jennifer Gay, graduated 2000. Thesis: Good Hands and Green Thumbs.
Gregory Peter, graduated 1997. Thesis: Coming Back Across the Fence: Masculinity in the Gendered Fields of Sustainable Agriculture.
Bryan Burke, graduated 1995. Thesis: Paradigms Revisited : The Conflict Over the Interpretation of Nature and Humanity's Relationship With It.
Last updated May 2, 2013