معرفی
Tyson A. Luneau is an Assistant Professor of History at SUNY Cortland, specializing in modern North Africa, France, and environmental history. He holds a PhD, MA, and BA in History from University at Albany and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, respectively. His research focuses on colonial environmental knowledge, urbanism, and technology, particularly examining French colonial projects in North Africa through archival and fieldwork across France and the Maghreb.
- Education:
- PhD in History, University at Albany
- MA in History, University at Albany
- BA in History & Education, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
His current book project explores French efforts to reshape North African landscapes via large-scale development initiatives. He also engages with Russian/Central Asian history and American West environmental history. As Deputy Editor of Environment and History, he contributes to scholarly discourse in environmental humanities.
His teaching focuses on social studies teacher preparation, combining academic rigor with pedagogical practice. Though no specific grants are noted, his archival work reflects extensive research funding potential.
