Matthea H. Cremers

Lecturer, Environmental Studies and Anthropology	Office:	Bren Hall 4009
	Phone:	(805) 893-8988
	Fax:	(805) 893-8686
	E-mail:	mcremers@att.net
	Website:	www.es.ucsb.edu/faculty/cremers.php
	Mailing Address:	Environmental Studies Program University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4160
	Courses:	ES/ANTH 130A Third World Environments ES 184 Gender and the Environment ES/ANTH 185 Environmental Justice

Dr. Matthea Cremers interests focus on gender and the environment. She is a lecturer for the Environmental Studies Program and the Department of Anthropology. Along with her cross-listed ES/Anthropology courses, Dr. Cremers teaches Anthropology 2, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology. She also works as a Resource Development and Internship Coordinator for the South Coast Railroad Museum at the Goleta Depot in Goleta, California. As a community activist, she is involved in the protection of the Coronado Butterfly Preserve as well as the Ellwood Mesa.

Education:
Ph.D, UC Santa Barbara, 1999 (Anthropology)
Dissertation: "Women in Paradise? Tourism and Gender in Bali, Indonesia."
M.A., University of California, Santa Barbara (Anthropology)
Doctorandus of Andragology (M.A.), University of Amsterdam, Holland (Department of Social Sciences)
Candidate in the Science of Andragology (B.A.), The Netherlands