Lecturer, Program in the Environment
She, Her, Hers
Office Information:
4034 Dana Building
hours: 12 PM - 1 PM and by appointment
Education/Degree:
PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel HillM.A., Pennsylvania State University
Nikki Roulo is interested in the intellectual history of the environment, early modern literature and archives of the environment and sustainability, and environmental humanities. She studies how depictions of nature and our interventions with it shape our evolving understanding of the environment and our responsibilities towards it. Her current research traces the history of sustainability and looks at how early modern depictions of nature intervening in human lives reorder political, judicial and cultural systems.
Courses Taught:
- ENVIRON 465: Lens, Images and Eco-Vandalism and the Environment
- ENVIRON 304: Nature and the Ethics on Intervention
- ENVIRON 245: Cult or Culture: History of Sustainability and Zero Waste Movements
- ENVIRON 244: Introduction to Environmental Humanities
