I received my Ph.D. in geography from Louisiana State University in 1988, and subsequently taught at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, Salisbury University, and the University of Delaware. I have been an adjunct member of the ESCC faculty since 2002. I live in Laurel, Delaware where my wife and I enjoy working on our Gothic Revival Victorian home.
Member of :
Adjunct-Faculty
Title:
Geography & Anthropology
Education
Education:
B.A., University of New Hampshire
M.A., University of Arkansas
Ph.D., Louisiana State University
Articles and Publications:
My publication record includes several book contributions, a physical geography laboratory manual, thirteen articles and fifteen book reviews in various professional journals, and over 100 reports to international, federal, and state agencies. Lately, I have been published in popular and literary magazines. As a geographer, I naturally have a strong interest in travel writing.
My Courses
Courses Taught:
Introduction to Cultural Geography World Regions as Human Habitats Introduction to Geography Introduction to Human Geography Introduction to Physical Geography Physical Geography with Laboratory Economic Geography Geography of U.S. Ethnic Immigration Geography of the U.S. and Canada Geography of Scandinavia Online Weather Studies Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Principles of Anthropology Archaeology of North America Prehistoric Cultures
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