Courses that I teach can be found in the curriculum for the Department of Geography, Department of Geosciences, the Environmental Studies Program, and the state-wide online Sustainable Management Degree.  See below for more information about my classes and which ones are taught this semester Spring 2010.

Course Web Pages

• GEOG 100 Physical Geography  (Spring 2010)

• GEOG 324 Landforms Geography

• GEOG 326 Biogeography  (Spring 2010)

• GEOG 380 Conservation of Natural Resources

• GEOG 382 Soils Ecosystems and Resources

• GEOG 384 Landscape Ecology            

• GEOG 396/596 Field Methods                            

• GEOG 490 Dendrochronology                                                                    

• GEOG 495 Senior Seminar  

• ENVS 490 Biological Invasions

• ENVS 499/494 Independent Study / Internship in Applied Environmental Geography

• SMGT 325 Natural Resource Management (Spring 2010)
   

• Southern Maple Beech Forest: Canopy Dynamics and Understory Diversity
• Southern Maple Beech Forest: Biological Invasion of Alliaria petiolata
• Oak Savanna Fire History, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin
• Oak Savanna Restoration, Bong State Recreation Area, Wisconsin
• Exotic Invasion in Grasslands, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
• Mixed Conifer Fire, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
• Research with Students:
  • National Conference for Undergraduate Research
  • West Lakes AAG Meeting
     

• Ranger Fest
• Geography Bowl
• Geography Student Club Raffle 
• Geography Student Club Fun
• Women in Science

My Life Away from Work                                                                                              Micro photos by T. Leveque