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graduate liberal studies courses: Global Environmental Issues, and Viva Las Vegas! and is responsible for the capstone course in the EnSciMan MASc program. Currently, his principal areas of
research focus on environmentally-based tourism in Nepal, environmental education, corporate
social responsibility, and sustainable fashion.
Andrew Millward Professor Millward’s scholarly, research and creative work has consistently
upheld the goal of protecting and enhancing the urban forest through innovation, collaboration
and excellence in engaging stakeholders on all levels, including students, the public, private organizations, non-profits and all levels of government. He is the recipient of the 2015 Ryerson University research award for Social Innovation and Action, which celebrates his accomplishments
at the cutting edge of environmental public engagement with the goal of bolstering citizen interest in and protection of city trees. Dr. Millward is principal investigator for Ryerson University’s
Urban Forest Research and Ecological Disturbance (UFRED) Group. He is the director of Ryerson
University’s Environment and Urban Sustainability (EUS) program and teaches courses in urban
ecology, physical geography, quantitative methods, environmental decision-making, and sustainable urban neighbourhoods. Dr. Millward is a graduate of Environmental Science and Geography from the University of Guelph (Canada), and holds a Ph.D. in Geography from University of
Waterloo (Canada). After receiving his doctorate, he worked in the United States where he held a
Fulbright research fellowship in the Natural Resources Department at Cornell University and an
assistant professorship at the George Washington University in Washington, DC. He has been a
professor at Ryerson University since 2006.
M. Bardecki et al.
graduate liberal studies courses: Global Environmental Issues, and Viva Las Vegas! and is responsible for the capstone course in the EnSciMan MASc program. Currently, his principal areas of
research focus on environmentally-based tourism in Nepal, environmental education, corporate
social responsibility, and sustainable fashion.
Andrew Millward Professor Millward’s scholarly, research and creative work has consistently
upheld the goal of protecting and enhancing the urban forest through innovation, collaboration
and excellence in engaging stakeholders on all levels, including students, the public, private organizations, non-profits and all levels of government. He is the recipient of the 2015 Ryerson University research award for Social Innovation and Action, which celebrates his accomplishments
at the cutting edge of environmental public engagement with the goal of bolstering citizen interest in and protection of city trees. Dr. Millward is principal investigator for Ryerson University’s
Urban Forest Research and Ecological Disturbance (UFRED) Group. He is the director of Ryerson
University’s Environment and Urban Sustainability (EUS) program and teaches courses in urban
ecology, physical geography, quantitative methods, environmental decision-making, and sustainable urban neighbourhoods. Dr. Millward is a graduate of Environmental Science and Geography from the University of Guelph (Canada), and holds a Ph.D. in Geography from University of
Waterloo (Canada). After receiving his doctorate, he worked in the United States where he held a
Fulbright research fellowship in the Natural Resources Department at Cornell University and an
assistant professorship at the George Washington University in Washington, DC. He has been a
professor at Ryerson University since 2006.