Michael Strong is a tenured environmental social scientist and professor with a Ph.D. in Geography and eight years of higher-education experience building programs in environmental science and sustainability. He designs active-learning, field-based curricula and led development of his college’s first environmental science course while chairing a district curriculum team and contributing to campus Climate Action and Bee Campus efforts. His research blends qualitative and quantitative methods to illuminate human-environment decisions—from the non-monetary benefits of large-mammal conservation in Mozambique and Namibia to why urban households with electricity still rely on charcoal and firewood. Michael pairs rigorous fieldwork and NVivo-backed qualitative analysis with statistical testing to translate empirical findings into policy-relevant insights that strengthen community support. With nearly a decade of prior student affairs and operations leadership, he brings program management and student-centered administration to academic leadership roles such as faculty co-director of an honors program and faculty senator. Based in Phoenix, he is committed to preparing diverse students for careers in environmental science through real-world engagement and critical, multi-perspective learning.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s Degree, Geography and Environmental Planning, 4.00, Master’s Degree, Geography and Environmental Planning, 4.00 at Towson University
Certificate, Applied Supervision, Certificate, Applied Supervision at Widener University
The University of Maryland, College Park
M.Ed, Higher Education, M.Ed, Higher Education at University of Pittsburgh
Contributions:12 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 9 months
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Michael Strong - Professor at Glendale Community College