Awful
Professor O'Brien did horribly in this FS course in the Fall of 2019. She had some external issues so she canceled about eight classes and then gave us six assignments at the end of the semester. Unless you're a perfect writer, you got less than a B. Sometimes, she was also a real jerk for no reason. Perhaps she is better for her Geology, not for the FS.
Allegheny College - Geology
Professor of Geology, Allegheny College
Rachel
O'Brien, Ph.D., P.G.
Meadville, Pennsylvania
Experienced faculty member with a demonstrated history of experiential education at the local, national, and international levels. Designed and managed two regional research projects involving early undergraduates in research. National workshop facilitator and leader in faculty development and higher education assessment.
Professor of Geology
Rachel worked at Allegheny College as a Professor of Geology
Assistant Professor of Geology
Courses taught include: Physical Geology, Geologic Hazards, Hydrogeology, Environmental Geochemistry, Freshwater Around the World, Global Water and Nitrogen Cycles, Sherlock Holmes and the Scientific Method
Associate Professor of Geology
Expanded multi-week experiential learning offerings for students, alumni, and employees to: Yellowstone/Grand Tetons, Hawai'i, India, Kenya, and Iceland.
Department Chair
Manage a staff of 5 full-time employees and approximately 6 part-time student employees. Responsible for department budget, curriculum, and staffing. Work with Admissions Office to recruit prospective students and with Alumni Office to cultivate donors.
Pre-doctoral researcher, ORISE
Worked under the supervision of the (late) Dr. Philip Jardine--a superlative scientist and admirable human being. Designed and conducted large column (0.5 m long x .15 m diameter) saprolite columns to quantify water and solute fluxes.
MS
Geology
PhD
Geology
Lab Manager, Department of Soil Science
Responsible for physical and chemical measurements on research projects on soil genesis in southeastern Washington. Trained and supervised undergraduate and graduate students working in the lab; created instruction manuals and procedures for all analytical instruments.
AB
Geology
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