Personal Statement

• What I like most about teaching and doing research is the interaction I have with students. There is no greater reward than seeing them succeed.

Education

• Bachelors; Western Washington University; 1968
• Masters; Western Washington University; 1972
• Ph.D.; University of Wyoming; 1977

Research

• late cretaceous/early tertiary apparent polar wander for North America
• environmental magnetism and paleoclimate records from cave and lake deposits
• paleomagnetism of keweenawan rocks and their geomagnetic and tectonic implications
• paleosecular variation of Plio-Pleistocene volcanic rocks
• application of seismic, resistivity, gravity, and magnetic methods to geological engineering problems

Courses Taught

• Potential Fields
• Global Geophysics and Geotectonics
• Applied and Environmental Geophysics
• Field Geophysics

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