Poor
Prof. Chamberland used to be good but not anymore. He barely teaches and still expects you to learn the bulk of material outside of class on your own. He likes to give groupworks and even lets the group evaluate you. Quizzes are worth 30% of your grade and average for these are in 60% range. I suggest you take this from Ham instead.
Awful
Doctor Chamberlain is friendly in front of the class. He seems like a nice person. However, when you approach him one-on-one or via email, he's the complete opposite. It's very disappointing to see him telling his students that he cares. Unfortunately, his actions speak differently. His grades were based solely on the exams. And Youtube ended up being our teacher, which is uploaded by him.
Awful
Professor Chamberland acts like he wants to help his students. However, when you go up to him, he just knocks you down and belittles you. He's tricky and evaluates how he wants and not based on fairness. And even though you go through the material day after day, you still don't pass your exams. Honestly, he's a teacher you want to avoid at all costs. If you take his class, you'll fail.
Utah Valley University - Chemistry
PhD
Natural Resources Governance
Michigan State University
Post Graduate
Indian Institute of Forest Management
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BSc Honors
Physics
St. Stephen's College
Policy
International Development
Qualitative Research
Economics
Analysis
Research
Capacity Building
Science
Policy Analysis
Natural Resource Management
Sustainability
Higher Education
Data Analysis
Environmental Awareness
Statistics
Program Evaluation
Nonprofits
Community Development
Climate Change
Sustainable Development
Erasing the Swiddens: Shifting Cultivation
Land and Forest Rights in Odisha
Erasing the Swiddens: Shifting Cultivation
Land and Forest Rights in Odisha
Territorialisation and Marginalisation in the forested landscapes of Orissa
India
Territorialisation and Marginalisation in the forested landscapes of Orissa
India
Forest-linked livelihoods in a globalized world
Forest-linked livelihoods in a globalized world
Democratic Assertions: The Making of India's Recognition of Forest Rights Act
Rights-Based Conservation: The path to preserving Earth’s biological and cultural diversity?
Rights-Based Conservation: The path to preserving Earth’s biological and cultural diversity?
Decentralisation and democratic forest reforms in India: Moving to a rights-based approach
Confronting Extractive Capital: Social and Environmental Movements in Orissa
Confronting Extractive Capital: Social and Environmental Movements in Orissa
The Opportunity Framework 2020 Identifying Opportunities to Invest in Securing Collective Tenure Rights in the Forest Areas of Low- and Middle-Income Countries
The Opportunity Framework 2020 Identifying Opportunities to Invest in Securing Collective Tenure Rights in the Forest Areas of Low- and Middle-Income Countries
The sacred mountain: confronting global capital at Niyamgiri
Promise and Performance of the Forest Rights Act A Ten-year Review
Promise and Performance of the Forest Rights Act A Ten-year Review
Kumar
Rights and Resources Initiative
University of Toronto
Michigan State University
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD)
India
Michigan State University
Rights and Resources Initiative
Washington DC
Director
Asia Program
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD)
India
Assistant Professor
University of Toronto
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Independent Researcher/Advocate for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
Regional Director
Asia
Rights and Resources Initiative