Andrew Ivester, Ph.D.

Dr. Ivester is a physical geographer with interests in geomorphology, soil science, and environmental change. He applies various techniques from the geosciences to examine processes that affect Earth’s surface environment. A central theme of his work is the application of luminescence  techniques (OSL/IRSL) toward understanding long-term ecological and landscape responses to climate and environmental change. His teaching spans geography, geology, and environmental science.

  • BS, Physics, cum laude, Furman University, 1991
  • MA, Geography, The University of Georgia, 1995
  • PhD, Geography, The University of Georgia, 1999

Spring 2026 Sections

  • ENVS-2202 (Environmental Science) Section: 01 Syllabus Not Available
  • GEOG-2553 (Intro to GIS and Mapping Scien) Section: 01 Syllabus Not Available
  • GEOG-4753 (Contemporary GIS Applications) Section: 1DW Syllabus Not Available

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