Faculty & Staff Directory
Christine Rosenfeld
- Assistant Professor
Contact Info
- Name
- Dr. Christine Rosenfeld
- Job Title
- Assistant Professor
- Phone Number
- Office Number
- Exploratory Hall, Room 2216, MSN 6C3
Affiliations
Departments
- Geography & Geoinformation Science Department (Instructional Faculty)
Research Areas
- Conservation
- Geoinformation Science
Education
PhD, Cultural Studies, George Mason University, 2018
MS, Geography, Pennsylvania State University, 2012
BA, Geography and Spanish, Pennsylvania State University, 2010
About
Dr. Rosenfeld teaches geography courses on ground and online, facilitates community outreach for the department, provides undergraduate and bachelors-accelerated master's advising, provides support for online course coordination, and serves as STEM Accelerator Department Coordinator for Learning Assistants.
Current Research
Research focuses on land use conflict in Hawai'i among various stakeholders.
Teaching Focus
Experience with small, upper division seminars, large undergraduate lectures, on ground, and online learning environments' utilizes activity-based learning. Teaching interested include: world regional geography, cultural and historical geography, political geography, and globalization.
Selected Publications
- Rosenfeld, Christine. (2015). More Than Merely Transcription: An Analysis of Metatasks and Twitter Chat. Collections: A journal for Museum and Archives Professionals, 12(2), 199-206.
- Ferriter, Meghan, Christine Rosenfeld, Carla Burgess, Siobhan Leachman, Victoria Leachman, Heidi Moses, Felicia Pickering, Megan Shuler. (2016). We Learn Together. Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals, 12(2), 207-226.
Awards
- The Virtual Library of Virginia Course Redesign Grant (2019)
- Dissertation Completion Fellowship (2018)
- Stearns center for Teaching & Learning "Thank-a-Teacher" Award (20170
- Presidential Scholar Fellowship (2013-2016)
Contact Info
- Name
- Dr. Christine Rosenfeld
- Job Title
- Assistant Professor
- Phone Number
- Office Number
- Exploratory Hall, Room 2216, MSN 6C3