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Heidi Hutner

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Director of Environmental Humanities at Stony Brook University
📍 New York City Metropolitan Area, United States

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Experience
26 Years
Current Role
Director of Environmental Humanities
Location
New York City Metropolitan Area, United States
Personality Overview

How Heidi shows up

Judgemental
Upfront
Demanding

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Priorities

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Career

Work history

12-2013 - 12-2018
Director of Environmental Humanities
Stony Brook University
5-2013 - 12-2018
Director Sustainability Studies Program, Associate Dean -School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Stony Brook University
9-1995 - 4-2025
Associate Professor
Stony Brook University
7-1995
Writer and Filmmaker
Ms. Magazine, New York Times, Longreads, PRI , Aeon, Yes!, Animal Minds, Oxford U, and more
1993 - 1994
Visiting Assistant Professor
Hunter College
In the press

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Education
1988 - 1993
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
University of Washington
1987 - 1993
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Masters
University of Washington
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Behavioral profile

DISC profile (public)

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