Undergraduate 

As an advisor for the ESS (Environmental and Sustainability Sciences) undergraduate student body, Dr. Allred helps guide promising individuals through their years' coursework and research and career development. Dr. Allred also advises McNair Scholars and runs a summer internship program with Rust to Green Binghamton.  Beyond the classroom, she also serves as the Alice Cook House Dean through which she heads the intellectual program.
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Graduate 

Dr. Allred has advised a number of graduate students since coming on-board at Cornell University. She has advised students whose research topics have encompassed all aspects of human dimensions of natural resources.

Current Graduate Students

​Gloria Blaise, M.S. '20
M.S. Research Interests: Community development and ecological restoration via community-based agroforestry programs
Thesis title: Trees for Livelihoods: Effectiveness of Community-Based Agroforestry on Land Cover Change and Agroforestry Adoption Behavior in Haiti 

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Gretchen Worth, MPS '19
Research Interests: Community engagement and heritage conservation in under-served communities.

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Past Graduate Students

​Jeffrey Wall, Ph.D '18
Ph.D. Research Interests: Ethnobiological dimensions of plant genetic resource value.
Thesis title: What Women Know that Men Do Not about Chestnut Trees in Turkey: A Method of Hearing Muted Knowledge
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Sara Naiman, M.S. '17
M.S. Research Interests: The impact individuals' perceptions of the environment, community and sense of place have on environmental behavior
Thesis title: Understanding Support for Actively Managed Protected Areas: The Case of the Albany Pine Bush Reserve
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Jennifer Fownes, M.S. '17
Thesis title: The Influence of Weather on Perceptions of Personal Experience with Climate Change Extreme Weather in New York State
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Christine Moskell, M.S. '12 and PhD '16
PhD dissertation: Mixed-methods investigations of Community Engagement in Urban Environmental Stewardship
M.S. title: Towards Sustainable Urban Forest Governance: Strategies for Stakeholder Engagement in Tree Planting and Stewardship
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​John Vogel, M.S. '15
M.S. title: The Land-Use and Land Management Decision-Making of Exurban Landowners in the Adirondack Park and the Yellowstone Ecosystem

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Ashley Dayer, PhD ' 13
PhD dissertation: Advancing The Study of Private Landowner Behavior: Understanding Early Successional Forest Habitat Management

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Rachel Parks, MPS '13
MPS title:  Encouraging Wildlife Habitat Management on Private Woodlands: New England Cottontail in the Hudson Valley of New York State

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​Andrew Roe, M.S. in Natural Resources '11
Thesis title: Private Forestland Parcelization in New York: Patterns, Drivers, and Effects

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Post-Doctorate Associates

Danielle Lee Eiseman, PhD Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Program Manager with the Cornell Institute for Climate Smart Solutions and the Cornell Center for Conservation Social Sciences within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University. 
Current research interests: Engaging the public on climate change through food, and youth education on climate change.

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