Greg Burris
Department of Geosciences
Lecturer
Department of Geosciences
Lecturer
Research Areas:
Office: 2046K Haley Center
Email: gdb0025@auburn.edu
Education
Pd.D., Geography, Florida State University
2021
M.S., Geographic Information Science, Florida State University
2015
M.A., History, Florida State University
2015
B.A., Political Science, Minnesota State University, Moorhead
2012
Professional Employment
Lecturer, Auburn University
2024 - Present
Adjunct Professor, Columbus State University
2021 - 2023
Adjunct Professor, University of Louisiana at Monroe
2021 - 2022
Research and Teaching Interests
Dr. Gregory Burris is a historical climatologist interested in past climates in areas with limited long run instrumental records. He uses a variety of mixed methods to reconstruct climate conditions from historical accounts and documents. Courses he has taught includes Global Systems: Land and Water, Introduction to GIS, Physical Geography, Environmental Science, Biogeography, World Regional Geography, Human Geography, and Map Analysis.
Selected Publications
- Burris, G., Washburn, J., Lasheen, O., Dorribo, S., Elsner, J., and Doel R. 2019. “Extracting Weather Information from a Plantation Document.” Climate of the Past 15 (2): 477–92.
- Burris, G., Elsner, J. B., and Doel, R. E. 2018. “Plantation Records as a Source of Historical Weather and Agricultural Data,” Southeastern Geographer, 58, 348–364.
Last updated: 09/18/2024