Teaching
Teaching and Pedagogy
As a graduate teaching assistant, I’ve supported courses across both physical and human geography, from large introductory lectures to small, specialized classes. These courses have covered world regional geography, remote sensing, Google Earth Engine, economic and urban geography, and Latin America. In guest lectures on GPS and thermal remote sensing, I combine traditional lectures with interactive learning through discussions and activities. My aim is to create an engaging, safe space where students not only learn foundational concepts but also apply them creatively in passion-driven projects.
Student Testimonies
PB: Harrison's lecture on thermal remote sensing was fantastic. He knew which topics needed further explanation and went at a pace that was comfortable for everyone. All in all, he did a great job on the guest lectures and kept students engaged through class discussion. He has been a huge help as a TA in this class as well.
DC: Harrison has actively worked to create a safe space for all of his students. He has created an environment where everyone feels as though they can approach him and ask any type of question. The sense of community that he creates, helps to facilitate a better learning environment.
JE: Harrison has been a huge help on my remote sensing project. He has been able to explain the concepts really well and provide new thoughts, ideas, and methods for my project. He has also been quick to respond to any and all questions in and outside of class.
Teaching Experience
Teaching Assistant
Fall 2024
Introduction to Satellite Remote Sensing (GEOG 477) – UNC Chapel Hill
Geospatial Data Analysis with Google Earth Engine (GEOG 567) – UNC Chapel Hill
Spring 2023
Geography of Latin America (GEOG 4232) – Georgia Southern University
Introduction to Human Geography (GEOG 1101) – Georgia Southern University
Fall 2022
Remote Sensing Lecture and Lab (GEOG 5541) – Georgia Southern University
World Regional Geography (GEOG 1130) – Georgia Southern University
Spring 2022
Economic Geography (GEOG 5231) – Georgia Southern University
World Regional Geography (GEOG 1130) – Georgia Southern University
Fall 2021
World Regional Geography (GEOG 1130) – Georgia Southern University
Guest Lectures
Spring 2023
Field Methods – GPS and RTK Demonstration – Georgia Southern University
Fall 2022
Remote Sensing – Theory and Application of Thermal Remote Sensing – Georgia Southern University
Spring 2021
Conservation Biology – Remote Sensing in Conservation – Georgia Southern University
Thermal display of Landsat 9 near the Altamaha River in Georgia