Project Participants

Carla Trentelman

Weber State University

Contact Information:

Biography:

Dr. Carla Trentelman, Associate Professor of Sociology, is an environmental and natural resource sociologist who has taught at Weber State University in Ogden, UT for seven years. Her primary research interests focus on natural resources and the environment - particularly issues related to water, and to the Great Salt Lake. She is a faculty researcher for “iUTAH” (innovative Urban Transitions and Aridregion Hydro-sustainability), a five-year, NSF-funded, statewide water project, with campus water issues being her particular focus. Among other classes, she teaches an environmental and natural resource sociology course, and has taught a seminar on the sociology of water.

iUTAH Involvement:

iUTAH Team Memberships:
EOD - Workforce Development, Research Catalyst Grants, RFA2

Role in iUTAH:

2013 Research Catalyst Grantee

iUTAH Interests:

iFellows, Research Catalyst Grants, RFA2

Expertise:

Professional Interests & Expertise:

Diversity, Natural Resources Sociology, Great Salt Lake

Environments & Scales:

Communities, Neighborhoods, Organizations, Populations