Rate My Professor Paul Eskridge

Eskridge has contributed significantly to astronomical literature through peer-reviewed publications. Prominent examples include 'THE YOUNG STELLAR POPULATION OF THE NEARBY LATE-TYPE GALAXY NGC 1311' (2010), 'LIFTING THE VEIL OF DUST FROM NGC 0959: THE IMPORTANCE OF A PIXEL-BASED TWO-DIMENSIONAL EXTINCTION CORRECTION' (2010), 'Revealing the Stellar Populations Underlying the Dust in NGC 0959' (2010), 'H II Region Abundances in the Polar Ring of NGC 2685' (2009), 'Arm Structure in Anemic Spiral Galaxies' (2007), 'A Hubble Space Telescope Survey of the Mid-Ultraviolet Morphology of Nearby Galaxies' (2002), 'Near-Infrared and Optical Morphology of Spiral Galaxies' (2002), and 'Eskridge & Schweitzer, The Ursa Minor Dwarf Galaxy' (2001). His scholarship has received 1,562 citations. At Minnesota State University, Mankato, Eskridge teaches courses such as Introduction to Astronomy (AST-101) and Life in the Universe (AST-115W), and facilitates public astronomy open houses and observatory tours at the Andreas and Standeford facilities.