Faculty/Staff Information
Jeffrey Templeton
, Earth and Environmental Science
88858 | templej@wou.edu
NS 211
Why I chose WOU
At WOU since
01/02/1995Hobbies
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Hometown
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Office Hours
Mon | Tues | Weds | Thurs | Fri |
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No scheduled office hours for summer term |
Classes Taught
Course | Title | Location | Days | Times |
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ES 406 | EARTH SCIENCE RESEARCH ASST | --- --- | ------- | - |
ES 104 | EXPLORNG EARTH & ENVRNMT SCI | NS 101 | --T---- | 1230-1350 |
ES 104 | EXPLORNG EARTH & ENVRNMT SCI | HYBRD* CRS | ------- | - |
ES 104L | LAB: EXPLORNG EARTH & ENVRNMT | NS 115 | ----R-- | 1400-1550 |
ES 104L | LAB: EXPLORNG EARTH & ENVRNMT | NS 115 | ----R-- | 1200-1350 |
ES 324 | LIVING EARTHQUAKES & VOLCANOES | NS 101 | ---W--- | 1200-1350 |
ES 324 | LIVING EARTHQUAKES & VOLCANOES | HYBRD* CRS | ------- | - |
ES 406 | SIS:PETROLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT | --- --- | ------- | - |
Education
Ph.D., Geology, Oregon State University, 1998
M.S., Geology, Texas Christian University, 1991
B.S., Geology, The Ohio State University, 1989
Teaching Focus
Introductory Physical Geology and Earth System Science; upper-division courses in Microscopy, Petrology, Structural Geology, Volcanology, Geology of Earthquakes, and Mineral Resources
Research Areas
Igneous petrology, volcanology, and undergraduate geoscience education
Current Projects:
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Volcanology and Petrology of Tertiary volcanic rocks associated with the Bald Mountain Volcanic Complex, central Oregon
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Petrology of Pleistocene ash-flow tuffs and silicic domes related to Newberry Volcano in central Oregon
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Developing active-learning strategies for undergraduate geoscience courses
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