ROBERT J. SAGER
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P.O. BOX 2104
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GIG HARBOR, WASHINGTON 98335
USA
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Phone:
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(253) 964 - 6671
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sagerrj@yahoo.com
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| Objectives |
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To educate college and university students to be better world citizens. To appreciate and understand Earth's environments, potentials, and challenges. To preserve this planet's natural resources and beauty.
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| Employment/Experience Summary |
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Academic Position
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Coordinator, Department of Earth & Space Sciences
Pierce College, Lakewood, Washington
Courses offered in geology, meteorology, oceanography, and environmental science.
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Adjunct Faculty Position
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Adjunct Professor of Natural Sciences
University of Maryland University College
Online Courses: Meteorology and Global Environmental Change
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Author
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"Modern Earth Science"
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"Essentials of Physical Geography"
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"World Geography Today"
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"People, Places, and Change"
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| Education |
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- B.S. (Honors) Geology - University of Wisconsin, Superior
- M.S. Physical Geography - University of Wisconsin
- J.D. College of Law - Western State University
- Licensed Washington State Geologist
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| Skills |
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 | Faculty member for the Washington State study abroad program (WCCCSA) in Florence, Italy (2003) and London, UK (1997 and 1999). | | | Visiting Professor aboard the Semester at Sea Program for two around-the-world semesters. | | | Leader of natural science field courses in Alaska, Mexico, and Kenya. | | | Lecturer-Naturalist aboard numerous cruise ships in Alaska, Mediterranean, Baltic, South America, Caribbean, and South Pacific. |
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| Personal Interest |
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Traveled to over 75 countries. Favorite places - Italy, France, Alaska, and the Colorado Rockies. Most beautiful place - Bora Bora in French Polynesia. Most interesting places - Galapagos Islands and Papua-New Guinea. Favorite cities - Paris and San Francisco. Most recent travels - Iceland, Greenland, and Patagonia.
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