Faculty

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Lisa Schwarzburg

Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

School Of Graduate

College Of Health

College of Health

Division Of Population Health Sciences

Graduate School

School Of Graduate

Division Of Population Health Sciences

Health Sciences Department

University of Alaska Anchorage

Lisa Schwarzburg is currently serving as a College Of Health Assistant Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Lisa Schwarzburg

University of Alaska Anchorage

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anthropology geography human geography physical geography canadian studies sociology environmental anthropology cold region science public policy ethnography sociocultural anthropology environmental history cultural anthropology child development eurasian geography physical anthropology historical geography social anthropology anthropological theory animal ecology marine ornithology midwifery resource policy environmental planning political geography applied geography economic geography family study migration study regional study scientific communication human impacts on the environment environmental policy of the united states environmental education undergraduate research social determinants of health community engagement medical anthropology medical history population health health equity environmental safety translational research travel medicine wellness regional studies health sciences health policy public health environmental hazards stem education sustainability science environmental health global health conservation letter higher education medical sociology environmental health perspective public health ethics health planning human biology environmental research extreme environments science and technology studies

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Is the Current Perinatal Regionalization Protocol for Indigenous Communities of Rural Alaska Adapting Sustainably and Equitably?. (2023)

political geographyhuman geographyeconomic geographycommunity developmentphysical geographyland usecanadian studiesgeographypublic policynatural resource managementresource policyrural healthanthropologyregional studyenvironmental anthropologyapplied geographyenvironmental planning

Arctic Passages: Liminality, IñUpiat Eskimo Mothers and Nw Alaska Communities in Transition. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2013)

human geographyethnographycultural anthropologyphysical anthropologyphysical geographyhistorical geographycanadian studiescold region sciencesociologyanthropological theorygeographysociocultural anthropologyanthropologyeurasian geographyenvironmental anthropologysocial anthropologyenvironmental history

Arctic Passages: Maternal Transport, Inupiat Mothers, and Northwest Alaska Communities in Transition. ScholarWorks-UA (University of Alaska Fairbanks) (2013)

migration studyhuman geographypopulation growthchild developmentphysical geographymidwiferycanadian studiescold region sciencesociologygeographyfamily studyfamily planningmaternal healthmarine ornithologyanthropologydemographyanimal ecology

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Lisa Schwarzburg

Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

School Of Graduate

College Of Health

College of Health

Division Of Population Health Sciences

Graduate School

School Of Graduate

Division Of Population Health Sciences

Health Sciences Department

University of Alaska Anchorage

Lisa Schwarzburg is currently serving as a College Of Health Assistant Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lisa Schwarzburg

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Is the Current Perinatal Regionalization Protocol for Indigenous Communities of Rural Alaska Adapting Sustainably and Equitably?. (2023)

Arctic Passages: Liminality, IñUpiat Eskimo Mothers and Nw Alaska Communities in Transition. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2013)

Arctic Passages: Maternal Transport, Inupiat Mothers, and Northwest Alaska Communities in Transition. ScholarWorks-UA (University of Alaska Fairbanks) (2013)

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