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Teaching
I teach courses ranging from introductory undergraduate through to the graduate level. In addition to the courses listed below, I offer readings courses to graduate students focusing on various research topics in geomorphology.

Geography 201: The Physical Environment
This is our introductory course in physical geography, providing students with an overview to our discipline. There is a lab component to this course.
 
Geography 307: Landform Processes and Morphology
This is our introductory geomorphology course, providing students with a broad overview to geomorphic processes and landforms.  Weekly labs introduce students to analytical skills while field trips to the Rockies and Drumheller allow students to gain field interpretation skills. 
  
Geography 691: Advanced Fluvial Geomorphology
This course is an advanced course for graduate students and very keen undergraduate students.  Topics considered in this course are sediment transport processes and channel morphology.
 
Geography 699.02: Seminar in the Philosophy and Nature of Physical Geography
During my graduate studies, I developed a strong interest in the philosophy of sciences and theoretical / methodological issues related to the study of physical geography.  Such issues form the core content of this seminar course, which is one of the required courses for our graduate students in physical geography.