معرفی
Daniel Robicheau serves as an Affiliate Faculty member in Undergraduate Studies at Antioch University. He has taught seminar classes focusing on improving students' reading and writing skills through British literature and delivered courses on multiculturalism to secondary school educators.
- Specializes in environmental issues and documentary filmmaking
- Researches economic globalization, financial capitalism, and global warming impacts
Educational Background:
- MA in Political Science, Northern Arizona University
- Environmental Chemistry, University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol
- BA in English Literature, California State University, Los Angeles
- California Teaching Credential, Single Subject English
- BS in Political Science & Philosophy, Acadia University (1975)
Research Focus: Daniel Robicheau’s work bridges environmental science and political economy. He investigates unequal global economic relations, the health impacts of uranium mining, and the intersections of climate change with social justice. His documentary on Navajo uranium miners highlights environmental health disparities, while his scholarship on globalization critiques systemic economic inequities. Research areas span economic globalization, environmental chemistry, public health, and multicultural education.
Teaching Contributions: He has designed and taught courses such as Ecology, Technology and Society, American Government, and 21st Century US Foreign Policy, alongside critical reading/writing seminars. His pedagogy integrates interdisciplinary perspectives, particularly in the Cultural Foundations of Education.
