Undergraduate instructionGeography coursesIn my time at Michigan State University, I’ve taught over 10 different classes—some of them on a regular basis. Prior to my arrival, many of these courses (or the specified sections/topics that I taught) did not exist for & were not available to MSU students. In the Department of Geography, the courses that I teach include:
Human Geography | GEO-151 & GEO-151 Honors
Geography of Drugs | GEO-214
Geography of the Middle East & North Africa | GEO-339
Geography of Eurasia | GEO-340
Critical Geopolitics | GEO-440
Cultural Geography | GEO-441
Senior Seminar in Geography | GEO-480
Extra-departmental coursesAlcohol, Drugs, & Society | SSC-499 Capstone Interdisciplinary Seminar for Studies in the Social Sciences
Eurasian Geopolitics, Past & Present | ISS-315 Global Diversity & Interdependence
People & Environment | ISS-310
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Graduate instructionGraduate adviseesIn the Department of Geography at Michigan State University, I have advised a number of graduate students. This is one of the aspects of teaching that I most enjoy. I list below a number of the people who I’ve been fortunate enough to work with thus far:
David L. Baylis | Assistant Professor, Delta State University
Jordan P. Howell | Assistant Professor, Rowan University
Robert A. Kopack | energetic doctoral student in geography
Nathan J. Zukas | accomplished brewer
Joel B. Gruley | experienced geography instructor
Graduate coursesGeography & Environmental History | GEO-872 Seminar in Human Geography
Themes in Historical Geography | GEO-872 Seminar in Human Geography
Traditions & Topics in Human Geography | GEO-872 Seminar in Human Geography
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