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Full-Time Department Faculty

Dr. Michael Lindberg, Associate Professor and Department Chair
Dr. Lindberg attended Elmhurst College to receive his B.A. and then earned his M.A. from the University of Wyoming. He then went on to the University of Manitoba to obtain his Ph.D.

His teaching and research interests include military geography, political geography, economic geography, biogeography, Canada and Scandinavia. Dr. Lindberg is also an accomplished author with four books to his credit.

Dr. Lindberg is the Director of Freshmen Advising and the First-Year Seminar Program.

Courses taught by Dr. Lindberg:

GEO 111: Regional Geography of the Modern Industrial World GEO 375: Geography and International Relations
GEO 112: Regional Geography of the Developing World GEO 412: Political Geography
GEO 315: Regional Study of the United States and Canada GEO 413: Economic Geography
GEO 319: Regional Study of the Pacific Rim GEO 440: Teaching Geography in Secondary School

 

 

 

See the Departmental Directory for Dr. Lindberg's contact information and office hours.
 

Dr. Richard Schultz, Associate Professor
Dr. Richard Schultz earned his B.S. from Illinois State University and his M.S. from Wichita State University. He then attended the University of Cincinnati, were he earned his Ph.D. in Environmental Geochemistry.

His teaching and research interests include geology, weather and climate, online teaching, GIS, and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). Dr. Schultz's Home Page

Courses taught by Dr. Schultz:

GEO 101: Atmospheric Science (on-line) GEO 102: Earth System Science
GEO 207: Intro. to Spatial Thinking GEO 309: Geography & Geosciences Cultural Study & Off-Campus Experience


 


See the Departmental Directory for Dr. Schultz's contact information and office hours.
 

Carmi Neiger, Assistant Professor
Mr. Neiger earned his B.A. from Brandeis University and a M.Arch (Masters in Architecture) from the
University of Illinois at Chicago. He is currently working on his Ph.D. in Geography at Northern Illinois University

Carmi comes to Elmhurst after a long career working in the private sector. He was among the early users and advocates of computer-aided design software while working as an architect at Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in Chicago. He was introduced to computer-based mapping and geographic information systems (GIS) during that technology's infancy. Carmi's primary research interests are racial and ethnic residential segregation, historical geography of the Industrial Revolution, and spatial statistics.

Courses taught by Mr. Neiger:

GEO 111: Regional Study of the Modern Industrial World GIS 300: Capstone Course -- GIS Applications (GIS Certificate Program)
GEO 302: GIS and the Urban Environment GEO 309: Advanced Spatial Analysis
GEO 411: Urban Geography GEO 413: Economic Geography

See the Departmental Directory for Mr. Neiger's contact information and office hours.

Adjunct Faculty

Ms. Danette Tesch, Adjunct Instructor
Ms. Tesch earned her B.A. from Elmhurst College.

Courses taught by Ms. Tesch:
GEO 101-51: Intro. to Atmospheric Science


Mr. Ralph Feese,
Adjunct Instructor

Courses taught by Mr. Feese:
GEO 111-01: Regional Study of the Modern Industrial World; GEO 317-01: Regional Study of Latin America


Ms. Judy Bock,
Adjunct Instructor
Ms. Bock earned both her B.A. and M.A. from Northeastern University. In 2003, Ms. Bock was awarded the
Distinguished Geographer Award from the Illinois Geographical Society.

Course taught by Ms. Bock:
GEO 308: Remote Sensing; GEO 102: Earth System Science


Dr. Charles Fuller,
Adjunct Instructor

Courses taught by Dr. Fuller:
GEO 101-52: Intro. to Atmospheric Science


Mr. Kevin Gibbs
, Adjunct Instructor—GIS Cert. Program

Courses taught by Mr. Gibbs
GEO 300: Capstone


Justin Hampson,
Adjunct Instructor

Courses taught by Mr. Schulze:
GEO 101-01: Intro. to Atmospheric Science


Mr. Joe Aducci, Adjunct Instructor—GIS Cert. Program

Courses taught by Mr. Aducci:
GIS 100: Fundamentals of GIS
GIS 200: Advanced Remote Sensing Techniques


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