Teaching
(formal courses, past 4 years)

• Summer 2001
  GEOL-450: Field Geology (2.5 credits - 1/4 of 10 credit course)

• Fall 2001
  GEOL-452/552: Neotectonics and Quaternary Geology (4 credits)
  GEOL 607: Seminar on Dynamics of faulting (1-2 credits)

• Winter 2002
  GEOL-452/552: Advanced Structural Geology (3 credits)
  GEOL 607: Seminar on Dynamics of faulting (1-2 credits)

• Spring 2002
  GEOL-410/510: Surveying for Earth and Environmental Scientists (3-5 credits)

• Summer 2002
  NSF funded International Geology Field Camp in Kyrgyzstan (= 10 credits)

• Fall 2002
  GEOL-306: Volcanoes and Earthquakes (4 credits)
  GEOL-199: Small class enrichment for GEOL 306 (1 credit)

• Winter 2003
  GEOL-452/552: Neotectonics and Quaternary Geology (4 credits)

• Spring 2003
  GEOL-410/510: Surveying for Earth and Environmental Scientists (3-5 credits)

• Summer 2003
  NSF funded International Geology Field Camp in Kyrgyzstan (= 10 credits)

• Fall 2003
  GEOL-308: Geology of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest (4 credits)

• Spring: 2004
  GEOL-350, 351, 352: Structural Geology (5 credits)
  GEOL-410/510: Surveying for Earth and Environmental Scientists (3-5 credits)

• Summer 2004
  NSF funded International Geology Field Camp in Kyrgyzstan (= 10 credits)

• Fall 2004
  GEOL-308: Geology of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest (4 credits)

• Spring: 2005
  GEOL-652 (R&R for undergrads): Advanced Structural Geology (3 credits)
  GEOL-410/510: Surveying for Earth and Environmental Scientists (4 credits)

• Each quarter
  GEOL 401-406, 501-506, 601-606: Reading, Research, Field Studies, Thesis and Dissertation (3-5 students in non-classroom courses)

• Winter of 2001 (while on sabbatical leave)
  Geology Field Course in Thailand in collaboration with the Royal Geological Survey and Chulalongkorn University.