Dr. Greg Atkinson Email & Phone Number

Toronto, ON, CA

Scarborough, Ontario

In my most recent role, I provide strategic planning, direction, and leadership for effective learning at Centennial College by contributing to the design and development of multiple delivery methods and assessment of offered courses. From an institutional perspective, I am involved in the College's "New Program Development and Curriculum Modification" and.

As "Program Manager for Hybrid & Online Course Design," my primary role was to assist faculty in the analysis, design, development, implementation, and on-going improvement of their courses as they moved towards online and hybrid modes of course delivery. This was accomplished through research, evaluation, promotion, and provision of both established and.

Kingston, Ontario

Employed specifically through St. Lawrence College's School of Online & Continuing Education, I was responsible for auditing and making course and program recommendations for the College's Early Childhood Education (ECE) online program. A quality control rubric, synthesized from a number of established institutional examples, was used to assess multiple.

I was promoted to Associate Professor and granted tenure at Tarleton State University (TSU) in 2009. I continued to develop online versions of my "core courses" (i.e., World Regional Geography, the Geography of Texas, and Introductory Human Geography). I also developed a hybrid version of World Regional Geography, and continued to refine my web-enhanced.

I came to TSU in 2002 immediately after receiving my Ph.D. from the University of Waterloo. As the University's sole geographer, I was responsible for developing and teaching all Geography courses (i.e., World Regional Geography, Introductory Human Geography, and Economic Geography (and an additional course: Social Science Survey)). During my.

I was employed for several terms by Trent University's Department of Geography as an adjunct instructor. My responsibilities included developing and teaching undergraduate (junior and senior-level) courses. The courses included "Human Geographies in a Global Context" and "The Rural-Urban Fringe."

Although still a graduate student at UW, I was offered the opportunity to develop and teach a number of undergraduate courses over many terms for the Department of Geography & Environmental Management. These courses included "Location & Global Development Processes" and the "Location of Economic Activity. These courses required me to supervise a team of.

As a graduate student at the University of Waterloo, I assisted a professor within the School of Accounting & Finance with his research. This required me to develop large, quantitatively-based, tabular datasets pertaining to the location and performance of accounting businesses in Ontario. This data was then used to create GIS-based maps to better.

Ph.D, Geography

M.A, Geography

B.A, Geography