Biography

A.R. Siders is a director of the Mangone Climate Change Science and Policy Hub and an associate professor of public policy and geography at the University of Delaware. Her research focuses on climate change adaptation decision-making and evaluation, with a specific focus on relocation and adaptation fairness. Her work has been published in Science and Nature and covered by the New York Times, National Public Radio, and C-SPAN. She holds a JD from Harvard and a PhD from Stanford. She’s originally from Duluth, Minnesota, and misses the cold. 

Degrees

• PhD, Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources (E-IPER), Stanford University, (2018) 
• J.D., Harvard Law School, magna cum laude, (2010) License: California State Bar
• A.B., Harvard College, Human Evolutionary Biology, summa cum laude, (2007)

​Research Interests

Disaster science and emergency management, environmental policy, equity and social justice

Affliations

Joint, Geography and Spatial Sciences; Joint, Geography and Spatial Sciences; Affiliate, School of Marine Science and Policy; Core Faculty, Disaster Research Center; Director, Mangone Climate Change Science & Policy Hub; Core Faculty, Disaster Research Center; Director, Mangone Climate Change Science & Policy Hub

Websites

A.R. Siders Website