Kim Diver
Lecturer in Program in the Environment and Geospatial Data Sciences
About Me
Dr. Kim Diver is a geographer and lecturer at the University of Michigan, specializing in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their applications to issues like climate change and social justice. Her research integrates fieldwork and GIS to study the impacts of human-environment interactions and global environmental changes on the distribution of insular plant species. With over two decades of university teaching experience, Dr. Diver focuses on environmental and geospatial topics, equipping students with the skills to analyze spatial data for sustainability and advocacy.