Larry Knopp

Larry Knopp is a Professor and Graduate Program Coordinator at the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences on the UW Tacoma campus. He holds an adjunct appointment as Professor of Geography and Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies at the Seattle campus. His research focuses on intersections of power, place, and identity, including queer populations mapping, feminist/queer theories, and sexual health politics. He teaches courses on gender and space, cultural geography, and urban studies across both Tacoma and Seattle campuses.

Education: Ph.D. in Geography (implied by training background).

Research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to spatial politics, with particular attention to marginalized communities. Active in North American cultural geographies and critical place studies. Advises students in graduate and undergraduate programs.

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