MICRO-BIO

• As a student and staff member at the University of New Hampshire, Verna DeLauer is interested in the psychology of environmental decision-making. She investigates how people make decisions about public goods and how they reason through moral disagre...More

  As a student and staff member at the University of New Hampshire, Verna DeLauer is interested in the psychology of environmental decision-making. She investigates how people make decisions about public goods and how they reason through moral disagreement and dilemma. For her dissertation, she is focusing specifically on people’s cognitive understanding of marine, ecosystem-based management decision-making. In addition, she is the Science and Policy Coordinator for COMPASS who works to make scientific research applicable and relevant to current management and policy practices. Less

EXPERIENCE

• University of New Hampshire

  • January 2024 to Present

• Franklin Pierce University

  • Associate Professor
  • Environmental Science and Policy
  • 40 University dr
  • August 2014 to Present

EDUCATION

DISCIPLINES

• Environmental Studies

Interests

• Health And Wellness

Languages

• English

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