Teaching
My teaching spans geospatial science, GIS, environmental policy, and economics, ranging from instructor of record for undergraduate fisheries and wildlife and GIS courses to teaching assistant roles across geography, environmental biology, political science, and economics since 2019. This mix reflects my interdisciplinary training and lets me support students at the intersection of spatial analysis, environmental science, and public policy.
Instructor of Record:
Winter & Spring 2025: FW 251- Principles of Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation
Fall 2024: FW 303- Survey of Geographic Information Systems in Natural Resources
Teaching Assistant:
Spring 2026: eGEOG 201- Geospatial Science and GIS
Winter 2026: eGEOG 560- Introduction to Geographic Information Science & GEOG 202- Maps, Media & Communication
Fall 2025: eGEOG 460- GIS and Spatial Data Science
Spring 2024: GEOG 460- GIS and Spatial Data Science
Winter 2024: eGEOG 560- Introduction to Geographic Information Science
Fall 2023: GEOG 360- Geographic Information Systems and Theory
Spring 2023: GEOG 201- Geospatial Science and GIS
Winter 2023: GEOG 201- Geospatial Science and GIS & GEOG 561- GIScience II: Analysis & Applications (spatial analysis using R)
Fall 2022: BI 101. Environmental Biology: Ecology, Conservation, Global Change
Winter 2020: PS 201- Intro to US Govt & Politics and PS 375- Civil Rights Movement & Policies
Fall’19-Sp’21: Undergraduates’ Introductory courses on Microeconomics, Econometrics, Macroeconomics, Environmental Economics & Policy, Public Policy Analysis