Teaching Experience

Eastern Connecticut State University

       EES 440 Process Geomorphology
      EES 350 Field Methods in Environmental Earth Science
      EES 220, Scientific Dimensions of Natural Disasters
      EES 326 Geologic Hazards
      EES 312 Physical Geography
      EES 110 Introduction to Geology
      EES 104 Dynamic Earth

      EES Indpendent Study - Undergraduate Research:    
        Ground Penetrating Radar Studies in CT and GA
        E. Tefft (ongong, 2011), D. Cicalone (2010), W. Oster (2009)
        Geomorphology of Diana's Pool, South Chaplin, CT.
        K. Martin (2009)
        Examining sedimentary
        T. Ostowski (2004), K. Bieler (2007), A. Nocoulin (2010)
        Building educational resources examining human-induced erosion, Prov. Canyon St. Pk., GA.
        K. Schroeder (2007), J. Farrell (2010)
        Lacustrine records of human induced environmental change, GA
        A. Leandro (2004)
        Lacustrine records of environmental change, CT
        T. Langevin (ongoing, 2011), H. Carlson (2001), B. McCann (2003), N. Barry (2003), J. Vinci (2004), CT
        GIS evaluation of drainage basin nutrient loading, CT.
        W. Tokraz(2003).
        GIS and field evaluation of erosion, CT.
        J. Liddon(2006).

      EES 480 Paracticum Activities (research training)
        Current (Sp. 2011): I. Carry, K. Cedrone, L. Belliveau:    
        Spatial Station terrestrial laser scanning & surveying, core sampling, GPR testing
        Laboratory analyses of sediments: laser diffraction, software testing
      Previous EES 480 Paracticum Activities:
        Construction and manipulation of glacial erosion image maps, Eastern Greenland.
        Digital video editing and the construction of mineral identification video segments.
        Wetland sedimentary records of local landscape change, CT.