About Our Emeritus Faculty
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Todd Shallat, Ph.D.
Todd Shallat writes and teaches about cities, technology, and the environment. His publications include 24 books and more than 50 book chapters and essays. Literary honors include the Henry Adam Prize for historical writing, the Abel Wolman Award for engineering history, two silver medals for trade-book publishing, and three Idaho Book Awards. In 2002, Shallat was named the Carnegie Foundation’s Idaho Professor of the Year.
Todd Shallat writes and teaches about cities, technology, and the environment. His publications include 24 books and more than 50 book chapters and essays. Literary honors include the Henry Adam Prize for historical writing, the Abel Wolman Award for engineering history, two silver medals for trade-book publishing, and three Idaho Book Awards. In 2002, Shallat was named the Carnegie Foundation’s Idaho Professor of the Year.
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Eric Lindquist, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, School of Public Service
Research interests: Public policy and decision processes, agenda setting, problem definition, earth systems governance, and the impact of focusing events on public policy, as well as environmental policy and science and technology policy. Current research Project: “Atomic entomology as scientific diplomacy: the Sterile Insect Technique in an international and historical context.”
Associate Professor, School of Public Service
Research interests: Public policy and decision processes, agenda setting, problem definition, earth systems governance, and the impact of focusing events on public policy, as well as environmental policy and science and technology policy. Current research Project: “Atomic entomology as scientific diplomacy: the Sterile Insect Technique in an international and historical context.”