Hi! My name is Ellie Andrews and I am a social scientist and freelance editor. I earned my PhD at Cornell University in Development Sociology (2020) and a master's in Geography at Penn State (2012).
Editing: I specialize in editing scholarly writing, particularly in the social sciences, for both native and non-native English speakers. I regularly edit articles for an online publication of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). For more information, head over to the "Editing services" tab.
Scholarship and teaching: My research and teaching are focused on the social and political dimensions of sustainability, in a variety of contexts.
I teach on a variety of environmental topics and on inequality, often with a focus on student writing. My courses include:
- Becoming an Agent of Social Change
- Writing in the Anthropocene
- Global Climate Change
- "Acute on Chronic": Inequality and Injustice in the Era of COVID-19
- The “Third World Within”: Poverty and Paradox in the US
- Introduction to Sociology
I have taught through Cornell University's Knight Writing Institute and Prison Education Program, as well as Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Colorado State University, and the Colorado School of Mines.
My CV has more information about my research, teaching, and other professional activities.
An early publication (L) and a more recent one (R)
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Last updated August 2026
