EES directory

Faculty and Staff

contact information

Faculty - Anastasio | Bebout | Booth | Carson | Evenson | Felzer | Hargreaves | Kodama | Meltzer | Morris | Myers | Pazzaglia | Peters | Ramage | Sahagian | Simpson | Yu | Zeitler

Support and Technical Staff - Cambiotti Roman | Seem | Yasko

Research Staff - Berti | Genareau | Idleman | Wang

Faculty

David Anastasio, structural geology (226 STEPS)
610-758-5117    (lab 610-758-5193)    dja2@lehigh.edu
Gray Bebout, petrology, stable-isotope geochemistry (216 STEPS)
610-758-5831    (lab 610-758-6168)    geb0@lehigh.edu
Robert Booth, ecology, paleoecology, and paleoclimatology (244 STEPS)
610-758-6580    robert.booth@lehigh.edu
Bobb Carson, sedimentology, fluid flow
610-758-3660    bc00@lehigh.edu
Edward Evenson, glacial geology, (574 STEPS)
610-758-3659    ebe0@lehigh.edu
Benjamin Felzer, climate and biogeochemical modeling (224 STEPS)
610 758 3536    bsf208@lehigh.edu
Bruce Hargreaves, bio-optics, aquatic ecosystems (134 STEPS)
610-758-3683    (lab 610-758-3697)    brh0@lehigh.edu
Ken Kodama, paleomagnetism, tectonics (236 STEPS)
610-758-3663    (lab 610-758-3213)    kpk0@lehigh.edu
Anne Meltzer, seismology, tectonics, high-resolution stratigraphy (596 STEPS)
610-758-3673    (lab 610-758-3669)    ameltzer@lehigh.edu
Donald Morris, microbial ecology, aquatic ecosystems (566 STEPS)
610-758-5175    dpm2@lehigh.edu
Paul Myers, hydrogeology, GIS, Appalachian geology
610-758-3660    pbm1@lehigh.edu
Frank Pazzaglia, EES Chair, co-Director of Environmental Initiative, geomorphology, tectonics, watershed evolution (109C, 146 STEPS)
610-758-3667    fjp3@lehigh.edu
Steve Peters, low-temperature (bio)geochemistry (144 STEPS)
610-758-3957    scp2@lehigh.edu
Joan Ramage, remote sensing, cryosphere> (584 STEPS)
610-758-6410    jmr204@lehigh.edu
Dork Sahagian, tectonics, environmental change (424 STEPS)
610-758-6379    dos204@lehigh.edu
Dale R. Simpson, mineralogy
610-758-3660    drs1@lehigh.edu
Zicheng Yu, paleoecology, paleoclimatology (234 STEPS)
610-758-6751     ziy2@lehigh.edu
Peter Zeitler, geochronology, tectonics (594 STEPS)
610-758-3671    (lab 610-758-3672)    peter.zeitler@lehigh.edu

Support and Technical Staff

Laura Cambiotti, Departmental Coordinator (109B STEPS)
610-758-3661    ljc0@lehigh.edu
Nancy Roman, Departmental Coordinator (109 STEPS)
610-758-3660    nr00@lehigh.edu
Joseph Seem, Department Support Technician (126 STEPS)
610-758-3658    jss7@lehigh.edu
George Yasko, Field Projects Laboratory ManagerLehigh Earth Observatory (LEO) (124 STEPS)
610-758-4840    gby0@lehigh.edu

Research Scientists

Claudio Berti, Research Scientist (148 STEPS)
Geomorphology.
610-758-5411    clb208@lehigh.edu
Kim Genareau, Postdoctoral Associate (414 STEPS)
Volcanology.
610-758-2637    kig210@lehigh.edu
Bruce Idleman, Senior Research Scientist (246 STEPS)
Geochronology, isotope geochemistry, tectonics.
610-758-3672    Argon lab    bdi2@lehigh.edu
Xiaolei "Audrey" Wang, Postdoctoral Associate (120 STEPS)
Vegetation and land use, biogeochemical modeling.
610-758-1220    xiw212@lehigh.edu
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Delivery Address

Department of Earth and Environmentl Sciences
Lehigh University
1 West Packer Avenue
Bethlehem, PA 18015-3001
USA
+1 (610) 758-3660
+1 (610) 758-3677 (fax)

Address for Internal Campus Mail

EES Department - STEPS Building 9A
1 West Packer Avenue

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Other directories.

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Phone numbers.

The country code for the U.S. is 1, the area code for all Lehigh University numbers is 610, and the prefix for all EES numbers in the STEPS Building is 758.

Maps and Driving Directions

Follow directions for the Alumni Memorial Building on the Asa Packer Campus. We suggest parking in the garage for that building, or in the outdoor lot one block down the hill (stop by the main office in room 109 STEPS to get a temporary hang tag). Note that the new STEPS Building is not yet on various campus maps: it is located adjacent to Maginnes Hall on the same lot (just to the southwest).