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I take great pride and joy in teaching! In the classroom I do my best to create an environment that fosters critical thought, and exploration of new ideas while simultaneously reinforcing the foundations of scientific inquiry. I do so by employing a very active teaching approach and by drawing from my professional experiences as a researcher and Geographic Information Systems analyst in the public and non-profit environmental job sectors. Additionally, I do my best to get my students OUTSIDE. I believe the best way to learn about the physical environment, is to experience it firsthand! Below is a list of courses that I have taught, or am currently teaching.
Appalachian State University (2014 - Present)
GHY 1010 - Introduction to Physical Geography
GHY 1012 - Global Change of the Biosphere
GHY 1012 - Global Change of the Biosphere Lab
GHY 3110 - Ecoregions and Dynamic Landforms
GHY 3530 - Water Resources of the Tropical Andes (Study Abroad)
GHY 3530 - Andean Mountain Geography (On-Line)
GHY 3800 - Introduction to Quantitative Methods
GHY 4530/5530 - Jamaica: Environment and Culture (Study Abroad)
GHY 4820/5820 - Geographical Hydrology
GHY 5100 - Graduate Seminar in Physical Geography
GHY 5800 - Advanced Quantitative Methods
GHY 5999 - Thesis
University of Tennessee (2010 - 2014)
GEOG 131 - Geography of the Natural Environment I - Atmospheric Processes
GEOG 131 Lab - Geography of the Natural Environment I Lab
GEOG 132 - Geography of the Natural Environment II - Surficial Processes
GEOG 132 - Geography of the Natural Environment II Lab
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