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Erin Seekamp

Goodnight Distinguished Professor, Director Coastal Resilience and Sustainability Initiative

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Biltmore Hall (Robertson Wing) 4008H

Bio

I am a social scientist with expertise in collaborations and partnerships for conservation, community engagement, and capacity building for climate resilience. My work centers around integrating stakeholder values and perspectives in adaptation planning and decision making using science co-production and deliberative science approaches. In 2019, I served as a Research Fellow at the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), where I expanded my work on climate adaptation planning of cultural resources to World Heritage Sites. In 2022, I became the Director of the Coastal Resilience and Sustainability Initiative.

SHORT DESCRIPTION OF INTERESTS:
Through my research, I am to enhance adaptive capacity and foster vibrant and resilient socio-ecological communities. I seek interdisciplinary collaborations with individuals skilled in quantifying and modeling climate change impacts and scenario projections, including the integration of adaptation strategies into optimization models.

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