Kreg Lindberg teaches the following courses:

• TRAL 353 Nature, Eco, and Adventure Tourism
• TRAL 357 Parks and Protected Areas Management
• SUS 350 Sustainable Communities (with Matt Shinderman)
• FES 202 Software Tools in Quantitative Social Science Research
• FES 422 Research Methods in Social Science

He has conducted research on various topics in tourism and recreation, subjective well-being, resilience, and social science aspects of natural resource management.  See his Google Scholar or ResearchGate page for publications.  His current research focuses on:

• Understanding worker-level employment patterns, including employment resilience and the effect of employer transitions.
• Understanding how values and attitudes affect choices in the tourism, recreation, and natural resources contexts.  This involves hybrid choice models, which integrate choice models and structural equation models.

Kreg has a Ph.D. in forest resources with a minor in economics from OSU, a masters in international relations from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, and a bachelors in history from Dartmouth College. He has worked in 15 countries on 6 continents.

When he's not in class or on the computer, Kreg is outdoors with his wife and their dog.