Faculty
Andrea Brunelle	Associate Professor and RED Lab Director (Ph.D, University of Oregon, 2002) -- paleoecology, fire history, climate change.
Thomas J. Cova	Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Natural & Technological Hazards (Ph.D. UC-Santa Barbara, 1999) -- GIS, transportation, and emergency management
Philip E. Dennison	Associate Professor and Graduate Director (Ph.D., UC Santa Barbara, 2003) -- hyperspectral, multispectral, and lidar remote sensing of terrestrial ecosystems, wildfire and fire danger modeling
Rick Forster	Associate Professor (Ph.D. Cornell, 1997) -- microwave remote sensing of the cryosphere, application of radar interferometry to studies of glaciers and ground displacement
George F. Hepner	Professor (Ph.D. Arizona State, 1979), -- land resource analysis, geographic information systems, computer mapping applications quantitative methods
Thomas M. Kontuly	Professor (Ph.D. Pennsylvania, 1978) -- urban geography, economic geography, population geography, migration analysis, urban & regional development, quantitative methods
Harvey J. Miller	Professor and Chair (Ph.D. Ohio State, 1991) -- Geographic Information Systems for Transportation (GIS-T), time geography, geographic information science and spatial analysis
Kathleen Nicoll	Assistant Professor (PhD, Arizona) -- geomorphology, stratigraphy, sedimentology, geoarchaeology, arid lands
Thomas H. Painter	Assistant Professor and SOL Director (Ph.D., UC-Santa Barbara, 2002) -- cryospheric (snow and ice) science, snowmelt hydrology and climate change, spectroscopy and remote sensing
Mitchell J. Power	Assistant Professor and Curator of the Garrett Herbarium, Utah Museum of Natural History (Ph.D. University of Oregon, 2006) -- vegetation history, historical biogeography, fire, paleoecology and paleoclimatology
Yehua Dennis Wei	Professor (Ph.D., UCLA, 1998) -- economic/urban geography, global urban and regional development, regional science and spatial analysis, China
Ikuho Yamada	Assistant Professor (PhD, SUNY-Buffalo, 2004) -- GIS, spatial statistics, health, transportation
Adjunct Faculty
Robert T. Argenbright	Assistant Professor (Lecturer) (Ph.D., UC Berkeley, 1990) -- historical geography, Russia
Genevieve Atwood	Adjunct Assistant Professor (Ph.D. University of Utah 2006)-- physical geography, geography of Utah
Larry L. Coats	Adjunct Assistant Professor (M.S. Northern Arizona University, 1997) -- quaternary sciences
Elizabeth Dudley-Murphy	Adjunct Associate Professor (Ph.D. University of Utah, 1996) -- World regional/cultural geography
Arthur Hampson	Professor/Lecturer (Ph.D. Hawaii, 1980) -- historical geography, regional geography and global issues
Phoebe B. McNeally	Research Assistant Professor (Ph.D. University of Utah, 2008) -- GIS,
Pam Perlich	Adjunct Professor (Ph.D. University of Utah, 1992) -- applied regional economic and demographic studies, economic and demographic modeling, UPED Model
Vincent V. Salomonson	Research Professor (Ph.D., Colorado State, 1968) -- spaceborne remote sensing of Earth-atmosphere processes and trends with emphasis on hydrological processes, regional and global snow cover dynamics
David E. Wilkins	Adjunct Assistant Professor (Ph.D. University of Utah, 1997) -- geomorphology
Bing Xu	Research Assistant Professor (Ph.D. UC-Berkeley) -- remote sensing and GIS, epidemiology, spatial analysis, spatio-temporal modeling
Associate Instructors
Jason Berry	Associate Instructor (M.P.A. University of Utah, 2007) -- sustainable energy
R. Clayton Brough	Associate Instructor (M.S., Geography, BYU, 1975) -- geography education, historical geography, physical geography, political geography, climatology
Tom Hale	Associate Instructor (M.S. University of Illinois, 1998) -- park and natural resources management, environmental planning
Val John Halford	Associate Instructor (M.C.P. Georgia Institute of Technology,1989) -- physical geography, human geography, transportation planning, and military geography
Ingrid Weinbauer	Associate Instructor (M.A. S.U.N.Y. Albany, 1996)--world geography, modern Europe, wetland environments, resource conservation, world environmental issues
Faculty Emeritus
Donald R. Currey	Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Kansas, 1969) -- geomorphology and Quaternary stratigraphy of mountain and lacustrine desert environments in the western U.S.
Albert L. Fisher	Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Johns Hopkins, 1954) -- political, regional, applied political geography, Utah geography
James W. King	Associate Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Northwestern, 1964) -- cultural and economic geography in Africa and the Middle East
Chung-Myun Lee	Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Michigan, 1961) -- land use planning, population geography, Pacific Rim region, East Asia and aerial photo interpretation/photogrammetry
Roger M. McCoy	Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Kans. U, Geography, 1967 -- remote sensing applications to vegetation, soil and hydrocarbons.
Merrill K. Ridd	Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Northwestern, 1963) -- remote sensing and GIS, analysis of earth systems, environments, and global change and environmental hazards
Leroy H. Wullstein	Professor Emeritus (Ph.D. Oregon State, 1965) -- biogeography of major vegetation formations of the Intermountain West, soil investigations