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- Reflectance Spectra of Ammonia Ice
- Saturn's Titan: Evidence for Surface Reflectance Change: Implications for Atmospheric and Volcanic Activity
- Saturn's Titan: Searching for Surface Change
- Anhydrous Ammonia Frost on Titan
- Climate Change, NASA and New Media: Engaging Non-Science Undergraduates in Climate Science Education
- Field and Classroom Strategies for Improving Critical Thinking on Introductory Geoscience Field Trips
- Developing Meaningful and Manageable Research Opportunities for Community College Students
- Innovations in making EarthScope science and data accessible (Invited)
- An Improved Instrument for Angular Scattering Measurements of Candidate Planetary Surface Regolith Materials at Extremely Small Phase Angles: Relevance to the Outer Solar System
- Comparative Performance of the Photomultiplier Tube and the Silicon Avalanche Photodiode When Used as Detectors in Angular Scattering Measurements
- Development, Implementation, and Assessment of Climate Curricular Materials for Introductory Undergraduates: Lessons Learned from the InTeGrate Project's Climate of Change Module
- GETSI Project: Using geodetic data to each about changes in ice mass and sea level in introductory courses
- GEodesy Tools for Societal Issues (GETSI): Undergraduate curricular modules that feature geodetic data applied to critical social topics
- Developing a Long-term Monitoring Program with Undergraduate Students in Marine Sciences
- Explanation of Europa's Unusual Polarization Properties: The Regolith is Sub-micron, Fine-Grained, High Porosity Material
- Undergraduate teaching modules featuring geodesy data applied to critical social topics (GETSI: GEodetic Tools for Societal Issues)
- Laboratory Investigations of Bidirectional Reflectance using the Photomultiplier Tube
- Societal challenges-oriented data-rich undergraduate teaching resources for geoscience classrooms and field courses
- Understanding Europa's Surface Texture from Remote Sensing Photopolarimetry
- Activities, Animations, and Online Tools to Enable Undergraduate Student Learning of Geohazards, Climate Change, and Water Resources
- Insights From the Development of an Environmental Science Professional Development Field Course for Undergraduates from Two-Year and Four-Year Colleges.
- Modifying Earth's Insolation with Aerosols: Reflectance and Polarization Properties of Candidate Particulate Materials
- Understanding Regolith Physical Properties of Atmosphereless Solar System Bodies Based on Remote Sensing Photopolarimetric Observations: Evidence for Europa's Porous Surface
- Challenges of Recruitment and Mentoring of 2YC Students for Successful Research Proposals
- Data-rich Societally-situated Undergraduate Teaching Resources and Instructor Professional Development for Geoscience Classrooms and Field Courses
- Engaging Underrepresented Students in Geotechnical Careers in their Communities
- Particulate Sodium Chloride - AN Outstanding Candidate for Solar Radiation Management
- Perspectives and products from the third year of a multi-institutional field-based professional development program for Environmental STEM (ESTEM) undergraduate students
- Designing Data-rich Undergraduate Teaching Materials That Get Used
- Field and Professional Development for Environmental Students: Outcomes of the ESTEM Program and Lessons Learned About Undergraduate Career Preparation During and Following a Field Program
- Get Off the Side of the Road Approaches to Instructor-collaborative Field Experiences
- Polarization of Reflected Light from the Moon and Other Solar System Bodies: A Window to Understanding Regolith Texture
- STEMSEAS: Student Perspectives on Addressing Issues of Diversity and Inclusion in the Geosciences through Field Research Experiences for Undergraduates
- Lunar Reflectance and Polarization Revisited - A Quarter Century Retrospective
- SEE: The 2017 Solar Eclipse Excursion, Mt. San Antonio College Edition