Faculty

Institution

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Sheila Steinberg

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Institute for Sustainability

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Institute for Sustainability

NoneSheila Steinberg is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences faculty at California State University--Northridge.

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Sheila Steinberg

California State University--Northridge

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extreme weather public health health sciences geography community development community engagement disasters natural disasters community-engaged research natural hazards community resilience community health climate resilience climate communication health policy environmental health atmospheric science human geography climate policy geographical information science applied geography climatic change climate development policy modeling competition law community environments environmental geography human-environment interactions community building community planning climate issues climate change adaptation policy perspective policy design policy driver extreme weather events climate impacts science support interdisciplinary engagement climate change engagement geospatial approaches new climate normal

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Climate Change Engagement With Vulnerable People and Places. Extreme weather and society (2025)

climate changeenvironmental justiceclimate change engagementvulnerabilitysocial sciencesclimate communicationclimate resilienceclimate policy

Living in the New Climate Normal. Extreme weather and society (2025)

climate changeclimatic changenew climate normalclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate developmentclimatologyclimate issuesclimate change adaptation

Policy, People, and Place: You Break It, You Bought It!. Extreme weather and society (2025)

regulationpolicy perspectivepolicy designpolicy analysispolicy driverpolicy modelingcompetition lawpublic policymarketing

Community Engagement for Extreme Weather and Society: Using Geospatial Approaches for People, Place and Health. 97th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting (2017)

community developmentenvironmental geographycommunity engagementhuman-environment interactionsgeospatial approachesdisasterssocial sciencesgeographycommunity buildingextreme weathergeographical information scienceapplied geographycommunity-engaged researchcommunity planning

Extreme Weather, Health, and Communities. Extreme weather and society (2016)

Sheila Lakshmi SteinbergWilliam A. Sprigg

health policypublic healthcommunity developmentcommunity resilienceenvironmental healthcommunity healthcommunity environmentshealth sciencesextreme weather

Interdisciplinary Engagement of People and Place Around Extreme Weather. Extreme weather and society (2016)

natural disastershuman geographycommunity engagementnatural hazardsdisastersgeographyclimate communicationextreme environmentsinterdisciplinary engagement

INTRODUCTION: Extreme Weather, Health and Communities: Why Consider the Connections?. Extreme weather and society (2016)

William A. SpriggSheila Lakshmi Steinberg

public healthcommunity resilienceglobal healthcommunity healthcommunity (ecology)health sciencesextreme weather

Refining the Process of Science Support for Communities Around Extreme Weather Events and Climate Impacts. Extreme weather and society (2016)

Kristina J. PetersonShirley B. LaskaRosina PhilippeOlivia Burchett PorterRichard L. KrajeskiSheila Lakshmi SteinbergWilliam A. Sprigg

public healthatmospheric scienceextreme weather eventsclimate impactshealth sciencesextreme weatherscience support

Extreme Weather, Health, and Communities Interdisciplinary Engagement Strategies.

public healthcommunity developmentnatural disastersclimate resiliencecommunity engagementdisastersnatural hazardsextreme weathercommunity-engaged research

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Sheila Steinberg

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Institute for Sustainability

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Institute for Sustainability

NoneSheila Steinberg is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences faculty at California State University--Northridge.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sheila Steinberg

California State University--Northridge

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Climate Change Engagement With Vulnerable People and Places. Extreme weather and society (2025)

climate changeenvironmental justiceclimate change engagementvulnerabilitysocial sciencesclimate communicationclimate resilienceclimate policy

Living in the New Climate Normal. Extreme weather and society (2025)

climate changeclimatic changenew climate normalclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate developmentclimatologyclimate issuesclimate change adaptation

Policy, People, and Place: You Break It, You Bought It!. Extreme weather and society (2025)

regulationpolicy perspectivepolicy designpolicy analysispolicy driverpolicy modelingcompetition lawpublic policymarketing

Community Engagement for Extreme Weather and Society: Using Geospatial Approaches for People, Place and Health. 97th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting (2017)

Extreme Weather, Health, and Communities. Extreme weather and society (2016)

Sheila Lakshmi SteinbergWilliam A. Sprigg

health policypublic healthcommunity developmentcommunity resilienceenvironmental healthcommunity healthcommunity environmentshealth sciencesextreme weather

Interdisciplinary Engagement of People and Place Around Extreme Weather. Extreme weather and society (2016)

natural disastershuman geographycommunity engagementnatural hazardsdisastersgeographyclimate communicationextreme environmentsinterdisciplinary engagement

INTRODUCTION: Extreme Weather, Health and Communities: Why Consider the Connections?. Extreme weather and society (2016)

William A. SpriggSheila Lakshmi Steinberg

public healthcommunity resilienceglobal healthcommunity healthcommunity (ecology)health sciencesextreme weather

Refining the Process of Science Support for Communities Around Extreme Weather Events and Climate Impacts. Extreme weather and society (2016)

Kristina J. PetersonShirley B. LaskaRosina PhilippeOlivia Burchett PorterRichard L. KrajeskiSheila Lakshmi SteinbergWilliam A. Sprigg

public healthatmospheric scienceextreme weather eventsclimate impactshealth sciencesextreme weatherscience support

Extreme Weather, Health, and Communities Interdisciplinary Engagement Strategies.

public healthcommunity developmentnatural disastersclimate resiliencecommunity engagementdisastersnatural hazardsextreme weathercommunity-engaged research

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