Prof. Tracey Holloway
SAGE Director
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences and Civil & Environmental Engineering
Center for Sustainability and the Global Environment
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1710 University Ave., Room 201A
608-262-5356 tel
608-265-4113 fax
taholloway@wisc.edu

Prof. Tracey Holloway is the Director of the Center for Sustainability and the Global Environment (SAGE), a cross-disciplinary research center based in the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin--Madison. Holloway's research examines air pollution chemistry and transport at regional and global scales, including links between air quality and climate, energy, land use, health, and public policy. As an assistant professor in the Nelson Institute, Holloway teaches graduate and undergraduate courses on environmental modeling, air resource management, and atmospheric chemistry, and she has affiliate appointments in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (AOS), Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE), and the La Follette School of Public Policy. Holloway earned her Ph.D. in AOS from Princeton University in 2001, and completed a certificate in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Her undergraduate degree (Sc.B.) is from Brown University in Applied Mathematics, and her post-doctoral work was done at Columbia University's Earth Institute.

Prof. Holloway advises a research group including post-docs and graduate students in the Nelson Institute's Environment & Resources (E&R) degree program and the AOS department, with most students participating in one or more of the Nelson Institute's graduate certificate programs in Energy Analysis and Policy, Air Resources Management, Transportation Management and Policy, or the Certificate on Humans and the Global Environment (CHANGE) to complement their degrees. Prospective graduate students interested in working with Prof. Holloway should contact her directly, and apply to the University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School for degree programs in either E&R, AOS, or CEE. Students in all programs are eligible to work at SAGE in Holloway's group, and the choice of program depends on individual student academic interests and career goals.

In addition to her work at SAGE, Holloway serves on editorial board of the Environmental Research Letters, and is a founding board member of the Earth Science Women's Network (ESWN). Through her work with ESWN, Holloway helps manage the Earth Science Jobs Network (to join, click here) -- the Earth Science Jobs Network is a co-ed listserve for job announcements in the environmental sciences, maintained by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR).

Download a pdf of Holloway's current curriculum vitae.

Publications

Current Courses
• Environmental Studies 539: Air Resources Science and Policy
• Environmental Studies 535: Atmospheric Dispersion and Air Pollution

Air Quality Research at SAGE

Energy Research at SAGE

For Interested Students