Fellow, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research
Professor, Department of Geography
University of Colorado, Boulder
Dr. Mark Williams, Fellow at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research Professor of Geography, at the University of Colorado, received his Ph.D in Biological Sciences with an emphasis in ecology from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1991. He is also on the core faculty of Environmental Studies. His research interest is the ecology of mountain areas, looking at the interaction of organisms with their environment, focusing on classical environmental variables such as soil, rocks, and minerals as well as surrounding water sources and the local atmosphere. The majority of his research has been conducted in the Rocky Mountains, Sierra Nevada of California, and the Tien Shan, China. Mark is on the faculty of the Hydrology Program in Geography and his classes can be used to satisfy the Hydrology Certification Program in Geography. Mark is the PI of the Niwot Ridge LTER program .
GEOG 1011 -- Introduction to Physical Geography: Landscapes and Water
GEOG 3251 -- Mountain Geography
GEOG 3511 -- Introduction to Hydrology
GEOG 4110 -- Alpine Hydrology and Hydrochemistry
GEOG 4311/5421 -- Watershed Biogeochemistry
GEOG 4321/5321 -- Snow Hydrology
GEOG 5241 -- Hydrologic and Hydrochemical Modeling
GEOG 3900 -- Snow Hydrology Internship Program
Teaching with Technology -- Bringing Research Into the Classroom
Bio_Math 04 LINK project for undergrad Math and Bio students
BIOGEOCHEMISTRY
HYDROCHEMISTRY
SNOW HYDROLOGY
NASA EOS
NWT LTER
TELLURIDE
ACID MINE DRAINAGE
SOUTH AMERICA
SNOW-ELK INTERACTIONS: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
CENTRAL ASIA CLIMATE DATABASE