Elizabeth Shoffner

Graduate Student

Elizabeth Shoffner

Contact Information

Smith 430

Office Hours

Fridays 10:30am-12:30pm, Smith 422;

Fields of Interest

Agriculture Community Critical Theory Decoloniality Environment Feminism and Feminist Theory Latin America Poverty Race and Ethnicity Research Methods Social Movements Social Stratification/Inequality Subjectivity

Biography

B.S., Architecture & Environmental Thought and Practice, University of Virginia, 2005

Máster, Agroecology, Universidad de Córdoba (Spain), 2013

Research

Selected Research

Shoffner, E. C., & Lawson, V. A. (2023). Relational conservation territories : racialized property regimes, negotiated rights and environmental management in the selva misionera. [University of Washington Libraries].
Adviser: Victoria Lawson

Courses Taught

Winter 2022

GEOG 478 A: Social Justice and the City

Additional Courses

Autumn 2017, ENGL 198B: Interdisciplinary Writing Program, Geography Writing Seminar linked to GEOG 123: Intro to Globalization

Affiliations

Home Department

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