Rate My Professor Ryan Frazier

Ryan Frazier is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Weber State University, with additional appointments as Associate Professor of Geography and Earth & Environmental Sciences in the Environmental Science program and Associate Professor in the Northern Utah Geospatial Technology Education Program (NUGeoTec) within the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. He holds a Ph.D. in Forestry from the University of British Columbia (2016), a Master of Arts in Geographic Information Science from Clark University (2007), and a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Clark University (2006). Frazier's teaching focuses on equipping students with skills in Geographic Information Science and Remote Sensing to create maps and visualizations that illustrate landscapes, patterns, and processes. At Weber State University, he teaches GEOG 2400/4400 Cartography and Map Design and GEO 3840 Remote Sensing: Principles and Methods. His previous courses at other institutions include Introduction to Geographic Information Science, Advanced Geographic Information Science, Geospatial Programming and Analysis Techniques, Geoinformatics Seminar Series, Science Writing and Research Portfolio Development, Geographic Information Technologies, and Cartography and Georepresentation.