I am a Geomorphologist with wide-ranging interests including isotope geochemistry, surface processes, human-induced landscape change, and rates of erosion. I am particularly interested in working at the interface between active research, education, and science literacy at all levels -- thus my involvement in the Governor's Institutes of Vermont (a residential program for high school science students) and NSF's Career and DTS programs combining research and education.

• The Cosmogenic Nuclide Laboratory is where much of my research and that of my students happens. Ours is a purpose-built lab where we can extract Be, Al, and Cl from rocks and sediment.
• Our team is key. Since 1993, I have advised undergraduates, graduate students at both the MS and PhD level, and post docs from both UVM and elsewhere. We have hosted collaborators from around the world.
• We are involved in projects all over the world. Short project summaries tell you more about what we have done, provide photographs, and provide links to relevant publications.
• A list of publications authored by people working with me in the field, at UVM, and elsewhere is available here. PDFs of these works are available.