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Yen-Chu Weng is an Assistant Teaching Professor at the University of Washington's College of the Environment, specializing in the connections between human societies and the environment. With a diverse background in biophysical and social sciences, Weng utilizes both quantitative and qualitative GIS methods in research projects. His research interests revolve around the politics of participation in environmental volunteering programs, examining various stakeholder perspectives and the role of science in ecological restoration participation. Weng is dedicated to innovative teaching methods and is involved with UW’s Center for Teaching and Learning, as well as the National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center, where he contributes to evidence-based teaching strategies. He also serves as an affiliate faculty member in UW’s Taiwan Studies Program, where he teaches about Environmental Issues in East Asia and leads a study abroad program in Taiwan. Additionally, Weng guides students in capstone projects related to environmental education, sustainability design, and community outreach.
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