Nicole Davi • Department of Environmental Science View CV Website Nicole Davi is a professor and Chairperson in the Department of Environmental Science at William Paterson University and an Adjunct Senior Research Scientist at the Tree-Ring Laboratory at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Davi’s research focuses on developing and interpreting high-resolution paleoclimatic records in order to further our understanding of climate change over the past 2000 years. She has authored/co-authored numerous peer-review articles on paleoclimate and has received several awards from National Science Foundation and other funding agencies for her research.Davi also has several projects that focus on improving science literacy for undergraduate and K-12 students, and also for public audiences. Davi often collaborates with artists to explore new and compelling ways to communicate the excitement of scientific explorations with diverse audiences. Professional Interests Dendrochronology, tree-ring science, paleoclimate, science education, science communication Degrees PhD dendrochronology, paleoclimatology, Rutgers New Bruswick, NJ Specialization Dendrochronology, tree-ring science, paleoclimate, science education, science communication Notable Courses Taught ENV1150 General Geology (Lecture & Laboratory)ENV1100 Intro to Sustainability (Lecture & Laboratory)ENV3010 Field ExperienceENV 3500 Energy and Sustainable TechnologyENV3600 Ecosystem Services and SustainabilityENV 3800 Junior PracticumENV 3890 Env. Factors in Land-UseENV 4700 Hydrology of the EnvironmentENV 4800 Senior PracticumENV 4990 Independent ResearchENV 3990 Water & Justice (Fall 2023) Email 973 720 3399 322 Science West By appointment