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	He has over fifteen years of experience serving churches and communities in poverty-stricken regions. His research&nbsp;has bridged creation care, poverty studies, sustainability, geography of religion and human/environment interaction. His publications include, among others, a sidebar in Senator John Edwards book&nbsp;<i>Ending Poverty in America</i>, a chapter on Sustainable Missions in the Evangelical Missionary Society&rsquo;s 2010 Annual Volume, and numerous encyclopedia articles on creation care and the environment. His writing has appeared in&nbsp;<em>Green Culture</em>, <i>Green Education, Environmental Politics, Annals of the Association of American Geographers,<i>GeoCarto</i><i>&nbsp;International</i>,&nbsp;<i>The American Religious Experience,</i>&nbsp;<i>The Canadian Geographer, Journal of Religion Nature and Culture,</i>Geographic Education of the Islamic Culture Region, International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dictionary of Critical Realism,</i> and the <i>Encyclopedia of Geography</i>. In the summer of 2010 Dr. Ferber was one of eight scholars selected for a Council of Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) Seminar in&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;and&nbsp;Beijing, China. He has taught numerous courses at King&rsquo;s and at&nbsp;West&nbsp;Virginia&nbsp;University&nbsp;including &#39;Humankind and the Biosphere,&#39; &#39;Environmental Impact Assessment,&#39; &#39;Natural Resource Management,&#39; &#39;Human Geography,&#39; &#39;Geographic Information Systems,&#39; &#39;Urban Geography,&#39; and &#39;Urban and Regional Planning.&#39; He enjoys working at Au Sable for numerous reasons, but especially for the depth of conversation and understanding the Au Sable format provides for students and professors.</p>
