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Dr. Raymond Scattone |
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Research interests in the environmental, social and political dimensions of sustainable development, including analysis on both practical and theoretical levels. I'm particularly interested in what policies and programs that have been offered in the name of sustainable development actually mean to people and the environment. My research work has centered on federal, state and local brownfields initiatives in the United States, as well as national and international energy policies and programs. I've examined these areas in accordance with environmental justice and sustainable development concerns. I'm also very interested in looking at the role of the social scientist in contemporary society and the integration of science, technology, the environment and society. |
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Fall 2004 Previous Courses (*Rochester
Institute of Technology, **University of Delaware) *Science, Technology
and Human Values |
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Amida Frey |
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Greenwashing and the Public Sector: Federal Lessons on Appropriating the Environment in the United States (working title). Manuscript submitted for publication. Energy, Language and Thought: Exploring the Universe of Discourse (July/August 2005). The International Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society Keeping it Real: Brownfields, Community Participation, Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development. March 2003. Presented before the University of Delaware/City of Wilmington Brownfields/Community Organizing Certification Summit in Wilmington, DE. The Appropriation of Sustainable Development in the United States: Understanding One Dimension of Hegemony. May 2003. Published as a doctoral dissertation by the University of Delaware. Sustainability Knowledge for Energy-Poverty Reduction Africa. February 2003. Presented at the 2003 National Association of Science, Technology, and Society Conference in Baltimore, MD.. The Myth of the Bush Energy Plan: Rhetoric vs. Reality. March 2002. Presented at the 2002 National Association of Science, Technology, and Society Conference in Baltimore, MD. Energy, Language and Thought: Exploring the Universe of Discourse. April 2001. Presented at the Northeast Regional Student Pugwash Conference-The Economic and Environmental Realities of Multinational Corporations and Resource Availability-in Worchester, MA. Securing Delaware's Future Through Sustainable Water Resource Management: A Survey of State Programs. March 2001. Published by the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy at the University of Delaware. Project manager, primary researcher, writer and editor. "Community Participation is Key Environmental Justice in Brownfields," in The Journal of Race, Poverty, and the Environment. Vol. 8, No. 1. Winter 2001. Published by Urban Habitiat Program in San Francisco, CA. Principle researcher and writer. Energy Systems, Language and Thought: Opening the Universe of Discourse. February/March 2001. Presented at the 2001 National Association of Science, Technology and Society Conference in Baltimore, MD. "The Brownfields Challenge: Models of Community Participation and Environmental Justice in Federal Brownfields Initiatives." Winter 2001. Proceedings of the 2000 National Brownfields Conference. Principle researcher and writer. Environmental Policies for a Restructured Electricity Market: A Survey of State Initiatives. April 2000. Published by the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy at the University of Delaware. Contributing researcher, writer and editor. Models of Community Participation and Environmental Justice in Brownfields Pilot Projects. October 2000. Presented at the 2000 National Brownfields Conference in Atlantic City, NJ. The Brownfields Challenge: A Survey of Environmental Justice and Community Participation Initiatives Among Ten National Brownfields Pilot Projects. May 1999. Published by the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy at the University of Delaware. Project manager, primary researcher, writer and editor. "Sustainable development in the U.S. Context: Analysis and Implications," in The Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society. Vol. 18, No. 5. October 1998. Principle researcher and writer. |
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1998-1999 and 2001-2002 National Brownfields Scholarship. To attend the National brownfields conferences in Los Angeles, CA; Dallas, TX, Chicago, IL; and Charlotte, NC. Sposored by the International City/County Management Association on Behalf of the Environmental Protection Agency. 2001 Plenary Speaker Scholarship. To attend the 2001 Northeast Regional Student Pugwash Conference in Worchester, MA. Sponsored by the National Student Pugwash organization. 2000 Outstanding Doctoral Student Award. In recognition of overall academic, research, and scholarship contributions. Presented by the College of Human Resources, Education, and Public Policy at the University of Delaware. 1998-2000 National Advisory Board Member. Center for Public Environmental Oversight Teaching Positions/Experience Rochester Institute of Technology. Fall 2000 to Summer 2002. Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Science, Technology and Society at the School of Liberal Arts. University of Delaware. Fall 1996 to Summer 2000, Fall 2002 to Spring 2003. Instructor, Department of Political Science. Guest Lecturer, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy. Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science. Research/Public Policy Experience The Center for Energy and Environmental. Fall 2000 to present. Research Associate, Project Manager, Editor, Database Manager The President's Council on Sustainable Development. 1994 to 1995. Research Assistant. Independent Consultant. 1993-1996. Research Associate. The United State General Accounting Office. 1993. Intern Research Assistant and Writer. The Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies. 1992 to 1994. Research Assistant. |
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