George F. Clark, Ph.D., Associate Teaching Professor
UNDERGRADUATE DIRECTOR
Cook Office Building, Room 209
848-932-9207
gfclark@sebs.rutgers.edu
Biography: George was born into a long line of Rutgers graduates and describes himself as a "Rutgers lifer". He received his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Rutgers in 1971, his master's degree in Sociology from the University of Maine in 1975, and his Ph.D. in Sociology from Rutgers in 1983, specializing in Community and Environment. He came to what was then the Department of Human Ecology and Social Sciences at Cook College as a Research Assistant in January of 1976, then became a Teaching Assistant, and has been teaching for the Department for more than thirty years. He and his wife Pat - Cook College, 1973 -have three children who have also graduated from the University.
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Teaching/Taught
No current research.
Current Research
No current research.
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Teaching/Taught
Selected Publications
- Clark, George F., Population, Resources & Environment 2012-2013 Revised Printing, Kendall Hunt Publishing, Dubuque, IA, 2012
- Clark, George F., Introduction to Human Ecology 5th Revised Edition 2010, Kendall Hunt Publishing, Dubuque, IA, 2012
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Teaching/Taught
Teaching/Taught
Spring 2019
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
Fall 2018
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2018
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2017
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2017
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2016
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2016
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2015
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2015
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Fall 2014
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Spring 2014
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2013
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2013
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2012
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2012
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2011
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:201 Research Methods in Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
Spring 2011
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Spring 2010
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3 credits)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3 credits)
Fall 2009
11:374:101 Introduction to Human Ecology (3 credits)
11:374:201 Research Methods in Human Ecology (3 credits)
Faculty Emeriti
George F. Clark, Ph.D., Associate Teaching Professor
UNDERGRADUATE DIRECTOR
Cook Office Building, Room 209
848-932-9207
gfclark@sebs.rutgers.edu
Biography: George was born into a long line of Rutgers graduates and describes himself as a "Rutgers lifer". He received his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Rutgers in 1971, his master's degree in Sociology from the University of Maine in 1975, and his Ph.D. in Sociology from Rutgers in 1983, specializing in Community and Environment. He came to what was then the Department of Human Ecology and Social Sciences at Cook College as a Research Assistant in January of 1976, then became a Teaching Assistant, and has been teaching for the Department for more than thirty years. He and his wife Pat - Cook College, 1973 -have three children who have also graduated from the University.
Biography |
Current Research |
Selected Publications |
Teaching/Taught
No current research.
Current Research
No current research.
Biography |
Current Research |
Selected Publications |
Teaching/Taught
Selected Publications
- Clark, George F., Population, Resources & Environment 2012-2013 Revised Printing, Kendall Hunt Publishing, Dubuque, IA, 2012
- Clark, George F., Introduction to Human Ecology 5th Revised Edition 2010, Kendall Hunt Publishing, Dubuque, IA, 2012
Biography |
Current Research |
Selected Publications |
Teaching/Taught