I have taught diverse groups of all ages in both classroom and field settings at institutions ranging from universities to liberal arts colleges to large public universities.
Courses
I have held teaching appointments in the Departments of Geography and History at Montana State University, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Middlebury College. Before that, I taught environmental education at the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies in Aspen, Colorado. See below for course titles and descriptions.
Instructor of Record
Social and Cultural History Graduate Seminar (Assistant Teaching Professor), Montana State University, Fall 2024
History of the American West (Assistant Teaching Professor), Montana State University, Spring 2023
Cartography of Environmental Disasters, Middlebury College (Visiting Faculty), January Term 2017
Teaching Assistant
American Environmental History, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Teaching Assistant to Prof. William Cronon), Spring 2015 and Fall 2015
The Making of the American Landscape, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Teaching Assistant to Prof. William Cronon), Fall 2016
Living in a Global Environment (Teaching Assistant to Prof. Morgan Robertson), Fall 2013 and Fall 2014
Introduction to Human Geography (Teaching Assistant to Prof. Keith Woodward), Spring 2014
Climate Change Science and Impacts (Teaching Assistant to Prof. Jack Williams), Spring 2016
Pedagogy Trainings
Inclusive Teaching Practice in the College Classroom, DELTA Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fall 2017
Daniel Grant, Ph.D. 