GCC Advisory Board Transition Summer 2022 – Thank You & Welcome!
May 20, 2022
Several Global Change Center faculty members will complete terms on the GCC Advisory Committee this summer. Each member has shown great leadership and resilience during the past two years of unprecedented global adversities through their research, teaching, and guidance of the GCC. Please join us in thanking Sally Entrekin, David Haak, and Leah Johnson, who have provided extraordinary service over the past two years!
Welcome Hosein Foroutan, Julie Shortridge, and Ryan Stewart who will serve through 2024!
Incoming Board Members (Joining August 2022)
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Dr. Hosein Foroutan, Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Dr. Julie Shortridge, Biological Systems Engineering
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Dr. Ryan Stewart, Plant & Environmental Sciences
Current Board Members
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Dr. William Hopkins, Fish & Wildlife Conservation
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Dr. Leandro Castello, Fish & Wildlife Conservation
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Dr. Chloe Lahondere, Biochemistry
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Dr. Kevin McGuire, Forest Resources & Environmental Conservation
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Dr. Ignacio Moore, Biological Sciences
A special thank you to these outgoing Advisory Committee members!
We deeply appreciate your time, energy, and balanced guidance in this leadership role.
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Dr. Sally Entrekin, Entomology
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Dr. David Haak, Plant & Environmental Sciences
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Dr. Leah Johnson, Statistics
The Global Change Center Advisory Committee is composed of GCC affiliated Virginia Tech faculty representing the broadly defined thematic areas of the center (habitat loss, pollution, invasive species, disease, climate change), plus others in relevant fields (e.g., sociology, economics, policy, history). Committee members are appointed by the GCC Director Bill Hopkins for two-year terms, and represent a balance of perspectives and interests from around campus. The mission of the committee is to develop policies, goals, and directives of the center, as well as assisting in conducting the center’s business.