J.T. Bandzuh

J.T. Bandzuh is an Assistant Professor in the Justice, Law and Society Department at Mount Aloysius College, affiliated with the History, Politics, & Global Affairs program. He holds a Ph.D. in Geography from Florida State University and brings extensive teaching experience from multiple institutions including Florida State University, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, and Mount Aloysius College.

His educational background includes:

• B.A. in Political Science & Geography, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (2014)
• M.S. in Geography, Virginia Tech (2016)
• Ph.D. in Geography, Florida State University (2023)

J.T.'s research centers on human-environment interactions, with a focus on critical health geography and mosquito-borne disease transmission in the Global South. He also investigates health policy and pedagogy, particularly student-driven teaching methodologies and qualitative research approaches. His interdisciplinary work bridges geography, public health, and environmental studies.

While no publications are listed in the provided text, his research trajectory indicates engagement with socio-environmental health issues and innovative teaching practices in higher education.

He has held professional roles beyond academia, including Conservation Education Specialist at the Blair County Conservation District and elected service on local school boards. He is currently active in the Pitt-Johnstown Alumni Association Board of Directors.

J.T. advises students in the Justice, Law and Society program and contributes to curriculum development within the department. Though no grants are mentioned, his applied research and community engagement suggest potential involvement in educational and environmental health initiatives.

He is involved with academic and community organizations, including service on the Pitt-Johnstown Alumni Association Board of Directors. His work reflects a commitment to integrating research, teaching, and public service.