Environmental Science Department

I am an organismal biologist with a background in regenerative/developmental biology, ecology, and natural history specializing in herpetology. I teach most of the biology and chemistry classes at the Norwich Campus along with some classes at the Morrisville main campus.

As a professor in the Natural Resources Conservation and Environmental & Natural Resources Management programs, Rebecca Hargrave teaches the Arboriculture, Dendrology, Recreation Management, Natural Resources Measurements, and Forest Protection classes. Professor Hargrave is also responsible for the Environmental Sciences internship program.

Previously a forester for the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation where he enjoyed a very diverse experience, Prof. Kelly teaches many of the forestry (Introduction to Forestry and Natural Resources, Forest Ecology, and Practices of Silviculture) related courses within the Environmental Sciences programs as well as riparian and wetland related topics. As the coordinator of forest…

Dr. Elisa Livengood is an assistant professor for SUNY Morrisville in Aquaculture and Environmental and Natural Resource Management programs and runs the college’s Aquaculture Center. Dr.

As a professor in the Natural Resources and Renewable Resources Programs, Dr. Sarauer is responsible for the Environmental Technology, Surface and Groundwater Management, Environmental Planning and Natural Resources Management, and Invasive Species Management courses at SUNY Morrisville.

Dr. Walid H. Shayya is a professor in the Division of Environmental & Renewable Resources in the School of Agriculture, Business & Technology at SUNY Morrisville. He is responsible for teaching and program development in natural resources engineering, conducting applied research in related areas including geospatial technology and animal waste management, and advising the Bachelor of…

As a professor in the Environmental Conservation Science, Natural Resource Conservation, Aquaculture and Aquatic Science, and Environmental & Natural Resource Management programs, William Snyder is responsible for the General Ecology, Aquatic Ecology, Fish Ecology & Management, Wildlife Ecology & Management, North American Waterfowl, Aquatic Sampling Design, and Applied Geospatial T