CHRISTINE M. RODRIGUE, Ph.D.

Instruction and Advising

PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY

Department of Geography	Office: LA1-139
California State University	E-mail: rodrigue@csulb.edu
Long Beach, CA 90840	Web page: https://home.csulb.edu/~rodrigue/
1 (526) 985-4895 or -8432	FAX: 1 (562) 985-8993

COURSES TAUGHT AT CSULB

   GEOG 458/558: Hazards and Risk Management (Fall, 2023)

   GEOG 441/541: Geography of Mars (Fall, 2023)

   GEOG 400/500: Geographical Analysis (Fall, 2023)

   GEOG/ES&P 330: California Ecosystems (Fall, 2021)

   GEOG 696: Seminar in Geographical Research Methods (Spring, 2011)

   GEOG 640: Seminar in Physical Geography -- hazards (Spring, 2019)

   GEOG 640: Seminar in Physical Geography -- hazards (Fall, 2013)

   GEOG 640: Seminar in Physical Geography -- biogeography (Fall, 2012)

   GEOG 600: Seminar in Regional Geography -- "California as Hazard (Spring, 2000)

   GEOG 558: Hazards and Risk Management (for EMER M.S. Program) -- (Summer, 2017)

   GEOG 452: Economic Geography (Spring, 2001)

   GEOG 442: Biogeography (Spring, 2019)

   ES&P 400: Environmental Capstone Project (Spring, 2014)

   GEOG 304: California (Spring, 2000)

   UNIV 300i Odyssey: Hurricane Katrina (Spring, 2006)

   GEOG 200: Introduction to Research Methods for Geographers (Spring, 2017)

   GEOG 140: Introduction to Physical Geography (Fall, 2008)

CURRENT COURSE AND OFFICE SCHEDULE (Fall, 2023)

   Geography 458/558 (Hazards and Risk Management): T 3:30-4:45 p.m., LA1-300

   Geography 441/541 (Geography of Mars): Th 6-9:45 p.m., LA1-303 (canceled, may be offered as GEOG 497-09).

   Geography 400/500 (Multivariate Statistics): T 5-9:45 p.m., LA1-303.

   Office hours:

• TTh 2-3:15 in LA1-139 or by appointment (Zoom is a possibility) or by e-mail asynchronously
  
  
• I'm often "around" in cyberspace asynchronously
  
  
• e-mail and BeachBoard mail -- if you are e-mailing me about a class, please use its number (e.g., 458 or 558, 441 or 541, 400 or 500) at the start of the message subject line so I can spot it in all the spam. Also, there have been a lot of problems with the way "learning management systems" handle e-mail: It will often not let you reply to a, e-mail "spam" from me (though you think it did). Please remember to fire up your real e-mail (client or webmail) and write me that way so we can converse back and forth.

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Last revised: 08/21/23