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I am a dedicated geography educator with a Master's degree in Geography, currently serving as an Adjunct Professor at multiple community colleges. My teaching expertise spans physical geography, cultural geography, and environmental studies, with a strong focus on integrating technology through Canvas and ArcGIS platforms. I have developed and taught diverse courses including World Regional Geography, Human Geography, and specialized environmental courses for technical programs. My international teaching experience includes leading study abroad programs in Costa Rica, where I facilitated field research in cultural geography. I actively contribute to the academic community through conference presentations at AAG and maintain ongoing research interests in human-environment interactions, particularly in energy and resource management.

I am a geospatial science educator and GIS professional with over 15 years of experience in geographic information systems and remote sensing. Holding a Master's degree in Geography with a concentration in GIS Science from Oregon State University, along with GISP certification, I have developed and taught numerous courses in GIS, remote sensing, and digital image processing at both community college and university levels. My expertise extends to curriculum development, having created new courses in remote sensing and digital image processing while maintaining an active consulting practice. I have also contributed to international GIS education through volunteer work with URISA's GISCorps in Zambia. My career demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing geospatial education through innovative teaching methods and practical applications.

I am a geography scholar and educator with a PhD in Geography from the University of Oklahoma, specializing in Geographic Information Science and urban remote sensing. My research focuses on natural hazards assessment, urban resilience, and human-environment interactions, with particular expertise in geospatial techniques for vulnerability analysis. Currently serving as a Research Fellow, I have previously held faculty positions including Associate Professor of GIS at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, where I developed and taught numerous courses in GIS, spatial analysis, and environmental planning. My research has been supported by substantial external funding, totaling approximately $3.1 million, addressing critical issues in urban development, disaster management, and sustainable planning in both domestic and international contexts.

I am a human geographer with a PhD from Kent State University, specializing in urban transformation and GIS applications. My research focuses on urban and social geography, with particular emphasis on high-tech urban development and spatial analysis. With multiple graduate degrees including an M.Phil from University of Delhi, I bring extensive expertise in South Asian urban studies, having researched technology-driven urban change in Bengaluru and linguistic diversity patterns across India. My academic background combines strong theoretical foundations in economic and development geography with practical skills in geospatial techniques. I maintain active research interests in urban encroachment, occupational transformation, and regional development patterns, particularly within the South Asian context.

I am an Associate Professor of Geography specializing in geospatial science and environmental studies. With a PhD in Geography from the University of Georgia, my research focuses on spatial analysis, remote sensing applications, and environmental risk assessment. I have established a strong publication record in leading journals including Natural Hazards, Cartography and Geographic Information Science, and Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. My scholarly work encompasses diverse areas such as landslide risk modeling, flood assessment, vegetation classification, and disease spatial patterns. I regularly present research at major conferences including the American Association of Geographers annual meetings and have received multiple international research grants. My teaching portfolio includes courses in GIS, remote sensing, spatial statistics, and digital image processing.

I am a Senior Lecturer in Geography and Environmental Science with extensive international academic experience across China, the UK, Ireland, Singapore, and Australia. My research expertise centers on Geographic Information Systems (GIS), spatial decision support systems, and environmental modeling, with particular focus on natural resource management and climate change impacts. I have led numerous research projects funded by national and international agencies, developing innovative approaches to wetland mapping, forest ecosystem assessment, and land use change analysis. With a PhD in GIS from the University of Edinburgh, I have built a career bridging cartography, remote sensing, and environmental science, while maintaining active research collaborations across multiple continents and mentoring students in spatial analysis techniques.

I am an Associate Professor specializing in GIS, remote sensing, and geomorphology, with a PhD in Geography from the University of Georgia. My research focuses on karst landform analysis, paleoclimatology using stalagmite records, and environmental change detection through geospatial technologies. I have established a strong publication record in leading journals including Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology and Geomorphology, with research spanning climate reconstruction, landform quantification, and marine eddy detection. My work has been supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and university research councils. I teach courses across the geography and GIS curriculum, from introductory digital earth concepts to advanced remote sensing and spatial analysis techniques, while maintaining active international research collaborations.

I am a geography educator and researcher specializing in cultural geography and ethnic studies, currently serving as an Associate Teaching Professor. My research focuses on racial enumeration methodologies, ethnic landscapes, and spatial analysis of social phenomena, with particular expertise in Puerto Rican racial identity and urban ethnic communities. I have published in peer-reviewed journals including Social Science Quarterly and Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies, and regularly present at major academic conferences. With extensive teaching experience spanning global geography, cultural environments, cartography, and GIS, I integrate technical skills in spatial analysis with critical perspectives on race and ethnicity. My work demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing geographic education while contributing meaningful research on cultural diversity and spatial inequality.

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A seasoned educator with extensive experience teaching mathematics holds a Master’s degree in Mathematics (Webster University) and a Master’s in Theology (Covenant Theological Seminary). They currently serve as a part-time Professor at Nashville State Community College (since 2021), instructing courses including Precalculus, Trigonometry, and Calculus I–III. Previously, they were Chair of Natural Philosophy at Jonathan Edwards Classical Academy (2021–2023), teaching Calculus, Statistics, Science, and theology-related subjects, and developed an ACT Prep class that boosted students’ average composite scores by 5 points. They also spent over a decade (2011–2021) as a Mathematics Teacher at Westminster Christian Academy, where they taught Algebra II, Precalculus, Calculus, and Civil Engineering, and was named “Teacher of the Year” in 2014. Proficient in Perl, Python, and LaTeX, they use these tools to create custom textbooks for their classes.

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