Mallory McDuff

Mallory McDuff is a Professor of Environmental Studies at Warren Wilson College, where she integrates community-based education with environmental stewardship. Holding a Ph.D. in Environmental Education from the University of Florida, her work bridges spirituality, climate action, and grassroots engagement.

Education:

• B.S. in Human Biology/English, Vanderbilt University
• M.S. in Instructional Design and Development, University of South Alabama
• Ph.D. in Environmental Education, University of Florida

Research Focus:

• Involving faith communities in climate action
• Community-driven environmental education
• Intersection of spirituality and environmental ethics

Teaching & Community Work:

• Courses: Community-based Environmental Education, Program Planning, and Introduction to Environmental Education
• Student projects include food justice programs with at-risk youth and wellness workshops for seniors
• North Carolina Environmental Education Certification program mentor

Awards & Fellowships:

• GreenFaith Fellowship (202X) for religious-environmental leadership training

Publications: Author of four books on climate spirituality and environmental ethics, including Love Your Mother (2023) and Sacred Acts (2012). Writes regularly for New York Times, Washington Post, and WIRED.