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Fernando Rivera

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University of Central Florida

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College of Sciences

Sociology Department

Fernando Rivera is currently serving as a College Of Sciences Professor at University of Central Florida.

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public health social sciences resilience sociology disasters crisis management mental health psychology depression disaster risk reduction disaster response disaster vulnerability community resilience racial discrimination demography natural disasters latino studies migration studies disaster medicine emergency management disaster research puerto ricans puerto rico social determinants of health disaster risk science cultural psychology community health minority stress lgbt health social identity intercultural studies public health nutrition social isolation covid-19 pandemic societal influence rural communities disaster resiliency social support puerto rican children hurricane maria disaster resilience urban geography applied geography coastal management international social work social anthropology family violence cross-cultural perspectives spatial ecology environmental geography integrated geography forced migration later adulthood population aging indigenous peoples cultural factors socioeconomics population movements population science population ecology xenoracism ethnic discrimination contemporary racism racial prejudice social capital public governance ethnic group relation intergroup relations psychological distress family cohesion latino groups disaster preparedness interdisciplinary perspectives young latino adults synergistic social-ecological impact ecosystem restoration health equity medical sociology ethnic studies sociological research social medicine social science research clinical sociology

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Compound Crises: The Impact of Emergencies and Disasters on Mental Health Services in Puerto Rico. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2024)

Fernando I. RiveraSara BelligoniVeronica Arroyo RodriguezSophia ChapdelaineVarun NannuriAshley Steen Burgos

disaster risk reductionnatural disastersmental health servicescompound crisesdisaster risk sciencepsychological traumaglobal health crisisdisaster researchpublic healthemergency medicineresiliencedisaster responsepuerto ricoglobal healthvulnerabilitydisaster medicinecommunity mental healthdisastersmental healthdisaster vulnerabilitycrisis management

: Hurricane Harvey’s Aftermath: Place, Race, and Inequality in Disaster Recovery. American Journal of Sociology (2023)

Fernando I. Rivera

community resiliencedisaster risk reductionsocial problemsdisaster preventionhurricane harveysociologycritical race theorydisaster researchsocial inequalitysocial impacturban historydisaster responseweather disasterdisaster medicinedisasterscrisis managementsocial sciencesafrican american studiessocietal influence

Florida as a Covid-19 Epicenter: Exploring the Role of Institutions in the State’s Response. International Journal of Public Administration (2021)

Kaila WitkowskiJungwon YeoSara BelligoniN. Emel GanapatiTanya CorbinFernando Rivera

administrative sciencecovid-19disaster medicinepublic policycovid-19 pandemicdisaster responsehealth policyinternational relationsemergency managementgovernancepublic governancecrisis managementpublic healthpublic administration

Mapping Emotional Attachment as a Measure of Sense of Place to Identify Coastal Restoration Priority Areas. Applied Geography (2021)

Timothy L. HawthorneKayla R. ToohyBo YangLain GrahamElise M. LorenzoHannah TorresMorgan McDonaldFernando RiveraKirsten BouckLinda J. Walters

applied geographyurban geographycoastal managementintegrated geographygeographyemotional attachmentspatial analysissocial sciencesenvironmental geographyhuman geography

Resilience of Environment, Infrastructure, Communities, and Governance in Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria and the Need for Community Empowerment to Develop Decentralized, Nature-Based Solutions to Sustainability. Journal of Emergency Management (2021)

Thomas L CrismanDavid DumkeFernando I RiveraLiz Santiago-Pimentel

sustainable developmentcommunity resiliencesustainability sciencedisaster risk reductionnatural disastersdisaster preventiondisaster risk scienceenvironmental sciencehurricane mariaemergency managementdisaster researchpublic healthecologycommunity developmentresiliencepuerto ricocommunity empowermentnature-based solutionsdisastersdisaster vulnerabilitycrisis management

Contextualizing the Covid-19 Era in Puerto Rico: Compounding Disasters and Parallel Pandemics. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2020)

Catherine GarcíaFernando I RiveraMarc A GarciaGiovani BurgosMaría P Aranda

global healthcovid-19disasterscovid-19 pandemicgeriatricspublic healthcompounding disasterspuerto ricocrisis managementsocial sciencesparallel pandemics

Puerto Rico’s Population Before and After Hurricane Maria. Population and Environment (2020)

Fernando I. Rivera

population sciencepopulation ecologydemographyhurricane mariapopulation movementspopulation healthnatural disastersgeographypuerto ricopopulation growthenvironmental science

Vulnerability. Springer eBooks (2020)

Virgil Zeigler-HillTodd K. Shackelford

political ecologyvulnerabilitysustainability sciencedisastersdisaster risk reductiongeographydisaster vulnerabilitydisaster risk sciencesocial sciencesdisaster researchvulnerability scienceradical disaster scholars

Integrating Sense of Place Into Ecosystem Restoration: A Novel Approach to Achieve Synergistic Social-Ecological Impact. Ecology and Society (2018)

Kelly M. KiblerGeoffrey S. CookLisa G. ChambersMelinda DonnellyTimothy L. HawthorneFernando I. RiveraLinda Walters

land usesynergistic social-ecological impactspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyecosystem restoration

Life Expectancies With Depression by Age of Migration and Gender Among Older Mexican Americans. The Gerontologist (2018)

Catherine GarcíaMarc A GarciaChi-Tsun ChiuFernando I RiveraMukaila Raji

older mexican americanspopulation agingforced migrationlater adulthooddemographygeriatricsmental healthhealth policydepressionmigration studiespublic healthhealth sciences

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Fernando Rivera

Professor

University of Central Florida

Affiliations

College of Sciences

Sociology Department

Fernando Rivera is currently serving as a College Of Sciences Professor at University of Central Florida.

Honors

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University of Central Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Compound Crises: The Impact of Emergencies and Disasters on Mental Health Services in Puerto Rico. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2024)

Fernando I. RiveraSara BelligoniVeronica Arroyo RodriguezSophia ChapdelaineVarun NannuriAshley Steen Burgos

: Hurricane Harvey’s Aftermath: Place, Race, and Inequality in Disaster Recovery. American Journal of Sociology (2023)

Fernando I. Rivera

Florida as a Covid-19 Epicenter: Exploring the Role of Institutions in the State’s Response. International Journal of Public Administration (2021)

Kaila WitkowskiJungwon YeoSara BelligoniN. Emel GanapatiTanya CorbinFernando Rivera

Mapping Emotional Attachment as a Measure of Sense of Place to Identify Coastal Restoration Priority Areas. Applied Geography (2021)

Timothy L. HawthorneKayla R. ToohyBo YangLain GrahamElise M. LorenzoHannah TorresMorgan McDonaldFernando RiveraKirsten BouckLinda J. Walters

applied geographyurban geographycoastal managementintegrated geographygeographyemotional attachmentspatial analysissocial sciencesenvironmental geographyhuman geography

Thomas L CrismanDavid DumkeFernando I RiveraLiz Santiago-Pimentel

Contextualizing the Covid-19 Era in Puerto Rico: Compounding Disasters and Parallel Pandemics. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2020)

Catherine GarcíaFernando I RiveraMarc A GarciaGiovani BurgosMaría P Aranda

global healthcovid-19disasterscovid-19 pandemicgeriatricspublic healthcompounding disasterspuerto ricocrisis managementsocial sciencesparallel pandemics

Puerto Rico’s Population Before and After Hurricane Maria. Population and Environment (2020)

Fernando I. Rivera

population sciencepopulation ecologydemographyhurricane mariapopulation movementspopulation healthnatural disastersgeographypuerto ricopopulation growthenvironmental science

Vulnerability. Springer eBooks (2020)

Virgil Zeigler-HillTodd K. Shackelford

Integrating Sense of Place Into Ecosystem Restoration: A Novel Approach to Achieve Synergistic Social-Ecological Impact. Ecology and Society (2018)

Kelly M. KiblerGeoffrey S. CookLisa G. ChambersMelinda DonnellyTimothy L. HawthorneFernando I. RiveraLinda Walters

land usesynergistic social-ecological impactspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyecosystem restoration

Life Expectancies With Depression by Age of Migration and Gender Among Older Mexican Americans. The Gerontologist (2018)

Catherine GarcíaMarc A GarciaChi-Tsun ChiuFernando I RiveraMukaila Raji

older mexican americanspopulation agingforced migrationlater adulthooddemographygeriatricsmental healthhealth policydepressionmigration studiespublic healthhealth sciences

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