About me:
I am an environmental sociologist at The University of Oregon. My research and teaching address questions at the intersection of structural inequality, technological innovation, and environmental change. My work engages scholarship in the fields of environmental sociology, environmental justice, climate justice, critical theories of race, energy transitions, technological displacement, and socio-ecological systems. I currently teach both undergraduate and graduate level Environmental Sociology, Race and Racism, and seminars at University of Oregon.
Julius accepting the John Elliot Allen Outstanding Teaching Award
Education
Ph.D in Sociology, 2016
University of Oregon
MS in Sociology, 2013
University of Oregon
BA in Sociology 2011
Humboldt State University
Patrick Greiner and Julius posing thoughtfully in Philadelphia, 2018
Awards and Honors
John Elliot Allen Outstanding Teaching Award at Portland State University 2019
Early Career Research Award at Portland State University 2021
2022 Interview with Julius and UO Today. Julius discusses his journey in academia as well as his work on the relationship between climate crisis and incarceration to be detailed in his upcoming book.
Julius discussing his work on the impact of organic farming practices on greenhouse gas emissions from 2016.