Meredith Denning
Meredith Denning is a diplomatic and environmental historian. She completed her PhD in history at Georgetown University in 2018. She also holds an MA in History from Georgetown University and an Hon. B.A. in International Relations from the University of Toronto.
Her work is interdisciplinary and transnational. Hers was the first dissertation committee at Georgetown’s History Department to include an environmental scientist. As a pre-doctoral fellow with the Mellon Sawyer Anthropocene Seminar, she brought scholars of the environmental humanities, social sciences and physical sciences into conversation through symposia, conferences and public events.
Dr. Denning’s current book project focuses on the links between environmental change, human perception and changing transboundary institutions in the Great Lakes watershed. Forthcoming publications include a chapter in an edited volume from University of Calgary Press, The First Century of the International Joint Commission