Darrell Evans

(MENAFN- The Conversation)

• Professor of Environmental Science and Sustainability, Purdue University

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Dr. Darrell Evans is a Human Ecologist, college educator, and sustainability professional focused on the ways in which people, institutions, and systems interact with the natural world. Evans holds a Doctor of Education in Leadership and Innovation and a Master of Science in Environmental Policy and Management. He remains actively engaged in community service and contributes peer review to veteran-focused academic publications while serving on multiple committees, task forces, and advisory boards within and beyond higher education. Evans' current research centers on developing theory-based and time-indexed analytical frameworks that examine ecological immersion and professional identity formation, visible veteran identity in later life, and doctoral inquiry in politically contested academic environments. In addition, he conducts independent research on unidentified anomalous phenomena, applying temporal–spatial correlation methods to publicly accessible archival and mission-based datasets to strengthen the evidentiary classification of anomalous aerial reports.

Experience

• –present Professor, Purdue University Systems
• –present Adjunct professor, Rasmussen University
• –present Adjunct professor, Sonoran Desert Institute

Education

• Purdue University Systems, Doctor of Education in Leadership and Innovation
• American Public University System, Master of Science in Environmental Policy and Management

Publications

• 2026 The Online Doctoral Framework as an Academic Sanctuary: Leveraging Institutional Distance to Examine Educational Censorship and Policy Regression, Journal of Online Graduate Education

Professional Memberships

• National Registry of Environmental Professionals
• National Association of Environmental Professionals
• International Society of Sustainability Professionals

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