Teaching:
GEOS F332 Ore Deposits and Structure
GEOS F213 Mineralogy
GEOS F635F Advanced Economic Geology: Ore Deposits

Research:                                                                                     Ore Deposits, Experimental Petrology

Teaching:
GEOS F419 Solid Earth Geophysics
GEOS F604 Seismology

Research:
seismology, seismic imaging, numerical modeling, seismotectonics, open-source software development

Teaching:
GEOS 438/638 - Basin Analysis
GEOS 416 - Applied Geophysics in alternate years.

Research:
Marine geophysics

2006-2007 Outstanding Teacher Award

Courses taught:
GEOS F112 The History of Earth and Life
GEOS F485 Mass Extinctions, Neocatastrophism and the History of Life (co-taught with Micheal Whalen)

Additional website:


http://www.grapenthin.org/

Teaching:
GEOS 120 - Volcanoes module (Earthquakes, Glaciers, Volcanoes)
GEOS 406 - Volcanology
GEOS 670 - Selected Topics in Volcanology

Research: 
Volcanology and petrology

Websites:
Personal Website


Geophysical Institute - Volcanology

Teaching:
GEOG 111 Physical Geography w/Lab
GEOG/GEOS 339 Change Detection in Arctic Systems w/Lab
GEOG/GEOS 483 Research Design, Writing, Presentation Methods
GEOS/GEOG 460/660 The Dynamic Alaskan Coastline

Curriculum Vitae (pdf)

Research:
My research focuses on elucidating coastal environmental changes occurring over multiple spacial and temporal scales in response to natural and anthropogenic drivers. This research will be an important component to developing appropriate mitigation and adaptation strategies to climate change along Alaska's coastline.

Course syllabi:
Earth and Environment: Elements of Physical Geography (4 credits) (PDF)
Mapping and Landscape Analysis (4 credits) (PDF)
Research Design, Writing and Presentation Method (PDF)

Research:
Paleolandscape evolution, alluvial architecture and nonmarine sequence stratigraphy

Research:
Development of advanced SAR, InSAR, PS-InSAR

Websites:
Research

Remote Sensing - Geophysical institute

GEOS F657

UPCOMING PhD POSITION IN RADAR REMOTE SENSING -- Spring 2014 (PDF)

Publications (PDF)

Curriculum Vitae

Teaching:
GEOS 225 - Field and Computer Methods (Spring, co-teaching with Rainer Newberry)
GEOS 314 - Structural Geology (Spring even years, alternating with Elisabeth Nadin)
GEOS 454 - Geology Field Camp (Summer, 8 weeks, co-teaching with various faculty)
GEOS 484/682 - Geoscience Seminar
GEOS 605 - Geochronology (Fall odd years)
GEOS 694 - Deformation and Metamorphism of Crystalline Rocks

Research:

- Interaction between metamorphism and deformation
- Microtectonics
- Metamorphism of metasedimentary rocks
- Gneiss domes
- Axial Zone of the Pyrenees
- Deformation of belemnites

Research Gate
 

Teaching:
Mineralogy/Petrology

Research: 
Growth and evolution of continental crust

Teaching:
GEOS 626 Applied Seismology
GEOS 627 Inverse Problems and Parameter Estimation
GEOS 120 Glaciers, Earthquakes, and Volcanoes

Research: 
Computational and observational seismology; seismic imaging; inverse problems

Teaching: 
Stratigraphy and sedimentation and environmental geology as well as upper division courses in carbonate petrology, sedimentology, sequence stratigraphy, and mass extinctions.

Research: 
Carbonate sedimentology and stratigraph

Website:
Tectonics and Sedimentation - Geophysical Institute

Teaching:
GEOS F622 Digital Image Processing in the Geosciences


Research:
Remote Sensing, Geographic Information System (GIS)