Environmental Economics and Sustainability Final Project Showcase
The following sustainability dashboards were compiled as part of BEE3076 Environmental Economics and Sustainability by undergraduate students using publicly available data. The dashboards linked below were submitted following the class to be shared with policymakers and sustainability experts.
Canada Dashboard (C. Armstrong 2025)
Brazil Dashboard (O. Foucault 2025)
South Africa (C. Bertrand 2025)
Primary Instructor/Module Lead
§ Denotes courses for which I received recognition for distinguished teaching
University of Exeter
- BEE1024: Mathematics for Economists§
- Autumn 2022 – Present
- BEEM162: Environmental Economics and Sustainability
- Autumn 2023 , 2025
- BEE3076: Environmental Economics and Sustainability
- Autumn 2024, 2025
Yale University
- MATH 115: Calculus of Functions of One Variable II
- Fall 2015/Fall 2018
- Land Use & Spatial Analysis Summer Module
- co-lead w/ Starling Childs, Michael Gaige, Dr. Thomas Easley
- Summer 2018/Summer 2019 Field Course
Harvard University
- MATH 1b: Calculus II§
- Fall 2014/Spring 2015
Teaching Fellow/Assistant
Yale University
- ENV 512: Microeconomics for Environmental Management
- Prof. Matthew Kotchen
- Fall 2020
- FES 623: Economics of Sustainability§
- Prof. Eli Fenichel
- Spring 2020
- MATH S115E: Calculus of Functions of One Variable II
- Prof. Brett Smith,
- Summer 2020/Summer 2019
- FES 762: Applied Math for Environmental Studies
- Prof. Eli Fenichel
- Fall 2019/Fall 2016
- Prof. Eli Fenichel
- FES 834: Environmental Economics and Policy
- Prof. Matthew Kotchen
- Spring 2019
- MATH 222: Linear Algebra with Applications
- Prof. Samuel Taylor/Prof. Babak Modami
- Spring 2016/Spring 2017
- Land Use and Spatial Analysis Summer Module
- Dr. Kris Covey, Starling Childs
- Summer 2016 Field Course
Harvard University
- MATH 19a: Modeling Differential Equations for the Life Sciences§
- Prof. John Hall
- Fall 2014/Spring 2015
- ESPP 11: Sustainable Development§
- Prof. Bill Clark
- Spring 2015
- ESPP 78: Environmental Politics
- Prof. Sheila Jasanoff
- Fall 2014
Other teaching things:
One of the coolest things I was fortunate enough to participate in was the creation of a series of videos for Harvard’s edX programme. If you sign up for Calculus Applied! you may just see a younger, but familiar face walking through some calculus concepts: https://www.edx.org/learn/calculus/harvard-university-calculus-applied
I also developed some flash animation walkthroughs of my undergraduate research, but unfortunately these were lost to the demise of flash support!