PhD, Geological Sciences, University of Colorado – 2003

My interests lie in the broad field of Quaternary geology and global climate change. I study glacial settings to better understand ice sheet processes, glacial landscape evolution and past glacier fluctuations. I also study paleoenvironments recorded in Holocene and Pleistocene lake sediments to better understand paleoclimate, which provides a template for modern global change.

• ERT 102 – Climate Change
  
• ERT 312 – Surface Processes and Hydrology I
• ERT 445/545 – Glacial Geology
• ERT 453/553 – Quaternary Dating and Paleoclimate
• ERT 478/578 – Advanced Field Methods: Alaska’s Changing Glacial Landscapes
• ERT 499 – Independent Study
• ERT 599 – Supervised Teaching
• ERT 633 – Graduate Research
• ERT 700 – Thesis Guidance

Please see the Paleoclimate Lab for a list of current students.

See Dr. Briner's recent publications here: