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Gregory Vandeberg is a Professor and Department Chair at the University of North Dakota, where he also serves as the Director of the Environmental Studies Program and holds the Gransberg Family Endowed Chair. He joined UND in 2004 after prior roles as a Land Reclamation Specialist, Researcher, and Environmental Specialist in Montana and Minnesota.
- Education:
- Ph.D. in Geography, Kansas State University (2005)
- M.S. in Earth Science (Geology option), Montana State University-Bozeman (1993)
- B.A. in Geology, College of St. Thomas (1985)
His research focuses on environmental water quality and resources, fluvial/glacial geomorphology, GIS, and land reclamation, with fieldwork in the Wind River Range, Wyoming, northern North Dakota, and Minnesota forests. Current projects analyze spatial and temporal patterns of algae growth in lakes across glaciated regions.
Notable affiliations include:
- Director, Environmental Studies Program, University of North Dakota
Scientific awards:
- Gransberg Family Endowed Chair
His professional roles span academia, environmental consulting, and geological practice, with expertise in heavy metal pollution, glacial history, and water resource management.
