Hello! My name is Dr. Lisa Tranel. I am an associate professor in the Department of Geography, Geology, and the Environment at Illinois State University.
My Research Interests Include:
- Alpine Geomorphology of the Teton Range
- Tectonic Geomorphology of the Guadalupe Mountains in southeast New Mexico and west Texas
- Detrital Apatite Thermochronology
- Spatial Patterns of Erosion
My Courses and Teaching Schedule:
- Summer Courses
- Geology of Illinois: Teaching Rocks, Minerals, and Mining Workshop with the Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers (GEO 493.07)
- Natural Disasters (GEO 207)
- Fall Courses
- Geotectonics (GEO 321) or Environmental Geology (GEO 276)
- Career Preparation in Environmental Systems & Sustainability (GEO 204, ESSS section)
- GIS Applications for Geoscientists (GEO 363/463) or Natural Disasters (GEO 207)
- Spring Courses
- Natural Disasters (GEO 207)
- Geomorphology (GEO 380/480) or Glacial and Quaternary Geology (GEO 382/482)