Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford University
Ph.D. Ecology, Colorado State University
B.A. Biology, University of Montana
B.A. Philosophy, University of Montana
Dr. Hopping studies how environmental and social changes are affecting ecosystems and rural livelihoods, particularly in mountain and pastoral regions. Please contact her via email if you are interested in pursuing an advanced degree related to these themes at Boise State.
Haley focuses on the application of social science theory to natural resource issues. Specifically, she currently seeks to understand public perceptions of landscapes and wildlife, how and why they differ, and their role in natural resource management.
Callie researches the structure and dynamics of human social and infrastructural systems and the environment within which they operate. Through considerations of policy, history, livelihoods, and phenology, she hopes to inform collaborative management approaches that support sustainable, thriving ecosystems.
Edward is interested in engaging with the challenges encountered in human-wildlife interfaces. His research aims to leverage ecological analyses joined with collaboration of local stakeholders to promote coexistence between humans and wildlife. He is co-advised by Dr. Kelly Hopping and Dr. Neil Carter (University of Michigan).
Boise State University
Fall 2020
VIP 200/400/500: Vertically Integrated Projects: Environmental Sustainability
(Lead instructor: Kelly Hopping, with Vicken Hillis and Jodi Brandt)
HES 400/500, PUBADM 597: Foundations in Human-Environment Systems
EEB 601: Principles and Processes in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
(Lead instructor: Kelly Hopping)
Spring 2020
VIP 200/400/500: Vertically Integrated Projects: Environmental Sustainability
(Lead instructor: Kelly Hopping, with Vicken Hillis and Jodi Brandt)
HES 400/500: Foundations in Human-Environment Systems
HES 598: Rangeland Social-Ecological Systems
(Co-instructor: Kelly Hopping, with Vicken Hillis)
Fall 2019
HES 598: Human-Environment Systems Seminar
HES 598: Ecosystem Services
(Co-instructor: Kelly Hopping, with Jodi Brandt)
EEB 601: Principles and Processes in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
(Lead instructor: Kelly Hopping, with Julie Heath, John Ziker, Jennifer Forbey, Lejo Flores, Jodi Brandt, Jesse Barber)
