A motivated Geography 4100 student group stays up all night to capture the diurnal fluctuation of snow melt sourced stream flow.
Geography 4100: Hydrologic Field Methods and Research Design
2014
2015
Instructor of record
Teaching Assistant
Geography 4321: Snow Hydrology
2014
Syllabus
Geography 4093: Remote Sensing of the Environment
Syllabus
2014
Photo Gallery at right: the diversity of experiences and skills students acquire in GEOG 4100: Hydrologic Field Methods and Research Design
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 2014-06-10 11.13.44 |  Alice Hill_2014-06-16 09.49.47 |
 2014-06-10 11.30.10 |  2014-06-10 10.51.15 |
 2014-06-09 11.55.29 |  Jesus Davis_Fraser Experimental Forest, 16-17 June-105 |
 Jesus Davis_Fraser Experimental Forest, 16-17 June-81 |  Fraser Experimental Forest, 16-17 June-120 |
 Alice Hill_2014-06-16 13.31.01 |  IMG_0287 |
 IMG_0213 |  2014-06-16 12.00.46 |
 2014-06-16 14.48.42 |  Alice Hill_2014-06-16 11.18.40 |
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Teaching experience
Student evaluation summary across CU-Boulder teaching experience
Overall Instructor
Course score (out of 6)
Snow Hydrology (2014) 5.3
Hydrology Field Methods and Research Design (2014) 5.9
Remote Sensing (2014) 5.7
Hydrology Field Methods and Research Design (2015) 5.7
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