Erin Cassidy

MS Program

Research Areas:

Climate Change and Environmental Hazards

Key Word Interests:

Remote sensing, Cartography, Applied GIS, Human-Environment Interactions, Spatial Modeling

Biography:

Erin studied Archaeology and Geography as an undergraduate at UNM, graduating in Spring 2026. She has worked on archaeological sites in Ireland and Mongolia, and has conducted ethnographical research between Denmark, Germany, and Greece. In the Geography Master’s program, she is studying regions at risk of climate change related disasters. Erin loves traveling, reading, hiking, watching Formula One, and her dogs.

Education:

B.S. in Anthropology and Geography (Concentration: Archaeology), UNM 2026