"Good things come in small packages—you can get a GREAT liberal arts education from us. Our graduates get jobs and enroll in fine graduate programs at universities like Yale, Michigan, and Johns Hopkins."
—Mary Durfee
—Mary Durfee
Mary H. Durfee
- Professor Emerita
Links of Interest
Areas of Expertise
- Great Lakes of North America
- International Law
- Malta
- Scholarship of Pedagogy
- Arctic Affairs
Hugh S. Gorman
- Professor Emeritus of Environmental History and Policy
Fields
- Environmental Policy and History
- History of Technology
- History of Science
- Economic History
Research Interests
- The historical interaction between technological change, uses of the environment, and systems of governance
- Adaptive governance
- Sustainable energy and environmental policy
Alison K. Hoagland
- Professor Emerita
Larry D. Lankton
- Professor Emeritus
Links of Interest
Carol A. MacLennan
- Professor Emerita of Anthropology, Social Sciences
Links of Interest
Research Interests
- Environmental anthropology/political ecology
- Anthropology of industry (mining, sugar)
- Hawai`i and the Pacific
- Anthropology of public policy
Patrick E. Martin
- Professor Emeritus of Archaeology
- pemartin@mtu.edu
- 906-487-2070
- Annex 205
Areas of Expertise
- Industrial archaeology
- Industrial heritage
- Historical archaeology
Susan R. Martin
- Professor Emerita
Areas of Expertise
- Heritage Management and Studies
- Prehistoric Archaeology
- Native American Technologies
- Ancient Copper
- Food Systems
Fredric L. Quivik
- Professor of History (retired)
- flquivik@mtu.edu
- 906-523-5127
- Academic Office Building 209
Areas of Expertise
- History of Technology
- Environmental History
- Architectural History
- Industrial Archeology
- History of the Organization of Industrial Enterprises
Terry S. Reynolds
- Professor Emeritus
Areas of Expertise
- History of Iron Mining
- History of Water Power
- History of the Engineering Profession in America
- History of Technology
Bruce Seely
- Professor Emeritus of History and Science, Technology and Society
- bseely@mtu.edu
- 906-487-2070
- Annex 205
"Economics is too important to leave to economists."
Barry D. Solomon
- Professor Emeritus of Geography and Environmental Policy
Area of Expertise
- Energy Policy
- Renewable Energy Development
- Ecological Economics
- Emissions Trading
- Geography of Energy