Jamie Jordan

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Graduate Research Assistant

Contact info

Office:
Geography-Geology Building, Room 149B
Research Interests:

 

  • Coastal Resilience
  • Political Ecology
  • Human-Environment Interaction
  • Community Geography
Other Affiliations:

My research investigates the decision-making frameworks and political-ecological structures that govern coastal resilience, circular waste systems, and the transformation of natural resources into ecological infrastructure. As the Recycling Coordinator for Shell to Shore, a statewide oyster shell recycling nonprofit, I work to organize resource recovery that repurposes food waste into reef restoration. Dedicated to scholarship that protects coastal ecosystems and the more-than-human communities that rely on them.

Education:

B.S., Geography, University of Georgia, 2025

A.B., Geography, University of Georgia, 2025

Of note:

NCGE/American Association of Geographers Award Recipient, 2025

Selected Publications:

Kurtz, H., Sneegas, G. Jordan, J., Calabria, J., Auer, M., Vick, R., Mai, G. "Modeling tensions and tradeoffs in community responses to large scale solar development in rural Georgia." Energy Policy, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030142152600594X?dgcid=SSRN_redirect_SD&ssrnid=7123465

Jordan, James Allen. “Threads of Community.” ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri, 16 Apr. 2024, storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/0bc1199b0ee5460e8487e303f176822b.