Nathan Burtch
- Assistant Professor
- Undergraduate Coordinator
Contact Info

- Name
- Dr. Nathan Burtch
- Job Title
- Assistant ProfessorUndergraduate Coordinator
- Phone Number
- Office Number
- Exploratory Hall, Room 2413, MSN 6C3
Affiliations
Departments
- Geography & Geoinformation Science Department (Instructional Faculty)
Research Areas
- Geoinformation Science
Education
PhD, Geographical Sciences, University of Maryland, College Park, 2017.
MUP, Urban Planning, University at Buffalo, 2006
BS, Geography and Comparative Religion, Western Michigan University, 2004
About
As an assistant professor, I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in topics such as urban planning, urban geography, geoinformation technologies, GIS, quantitative methods, and cartography. I also serve as the GGS Undergraduate Coordinator, which entails advising and curricular development.
Teaching Focus
Courses taught:
- GGS 102 Physical geography
- GGS 110 Introduction to geoinformation technologies
- GGS 300 Quantitative methods for geographical analysis
- GGS 306 Urban geography
- GGS 310 Introduction to digital cartography
- GGS 357 / GOVT 357 Urban planning
- GGS 411 Advanced digital cartography
- GGS 553 Geographic information systems
Selected Publications
- Zhu, B., D. S. Smith, A. P. Benaquista, D. M. Rossi, B. M. Kadapuram, M. L. Yu, A. S.
- Partlow and N. R. Burtch. 2018. Water quality impacts of small-scale hydromodification in an urban stream in Connecticut, USA. Ecological Processes 7 (11).
- Fitzgerald, D. G., B. Zhu, E. L. Mills, L. G. Rudstam, S. B. Hoskins, D. E. Haddad, N. R. Burtch, J. T. Coleman and D. L. Crabtree. 2016. Dynamics of aquatic vegetation in Oneida Lake, 1915-2005: a response to ecosystem change. In Oneida Lake: Long-term dynamics of a managed ecosystem and its fisheries, eds. L. G. Rudstam, E. L. Mills, J. R. Jackson and D. J. Stewart. Bethesda, MD: American Fisheries Society.
Contact Info

- Name
- Dr. Nathan Burtch
- Job Title
- Assistant ProfessorUndergraduate Coordinator
- Phone Number
- Office Number
- Exploratory Hall, Room 2413, MSN 6C3