University Lecture/Seminar Courses (Number of Times the Course Was Taught)
Disasters: A Study of Hazards - 200 Level Undergraduate Lecture (2)
This course focused natural and human-induced disasters, such as tropical and extra-tropical cyclones, earthquakes, invasive species and epidemics, and their impact on the physical and social environment. Class size was approximately 50 students.
Earth Systems Science - 100 Level Undergraduate Lecture (2)
This course focused on the fundamental processes that dominate the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere while exploring their complex interactions and their impact on society. Class size ranged from 50-200 students.
Entrepreneurship & Innovation - 400 Level Undergraduate Seminar (1)
This course focused on having students design a mobile app or business and creating a successful business pitch to get funding for said business. Class size was approximately 30 students.
Geographic Perspectives and World Issues – 100 Level Undergraduate Lecture (3)
This course focused on surveying of the world's regions, discussing how the interaction of the natural environment and human society gave rise to unique locations and exploring the contemporary issues facing these regions. Class size was approximately 30 students.
Geographies of Development - 400 Level Undergraduate Lecture (1)
This course focused on exploring the region specific characteristics of developing nations. Class size was approximately 30 students.
Maps: Earth from Above - 100 Level Undergraduate Lecture (1)
This course focused on examining the basic aspects of maps and mapping. Prerequisite to introductory Geographic Information Systems (GIS) class. Class size was approximately 50 students.
Laboratory Courses (Number of Times the Course Was Taught)
Business Geographies Laboratory - Graduate and Undergraduate (1)
This lab course explored GIS applications in a business setting including the examination of spatial data storage and referencing, location analysis and the spatial modeling of business principles. Two 18 seat sections were taught over the course of one semester.
Geographical Information Systems Laboratory - Graduate and Undergraduate (2)
This lab course focused on reinforcing the theoretical concepts introduced in the lecture portion of the class while teaching common GIS tools and basic spatial data management techniques. Two 18 seat sections were taught over the course of one semester.
