Geoffrey Fouad

Geoffrey Fouad is a Doctoral Lecturer and Undergraduate Advisor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at Hunter College, CUNY. He specializes in Earth sciences education, particularly for underrepresented populations through K-12 STEM programs and geospatial workshops. His research focuses on water resources, wetlands, groundwater dynamics, and statistical modeling, with a PhD in hydrology from San Diego State University and UC Santa Barbara.

Geoff's work integrates geospatial technology and environmental data analysis to address challenges in water quality, streamflow, and ecosystem management. He advises undergraduate students in Geography and Environmental Studies, emphasizing hands-on learning and community engagement. His recent research explores topics such as tropical estuary hydrology, vernal pool conservation, and historical battlefield spatial analysis. He contributes to regional studies in Florida, Hawaii, and New Jersey, combining GIS with hydrological and ecological datasets.

Geoff has been affiliated with Hunter College since at least 2015, and his teaching spans both undergraduate and graduate programs. He engages with interdisciplinary research centers and collaborates on projects involving data envelopment analysis for water body performance and MODIS satellite data applications in ecological studies.