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Ph.D., Geography, Rutgers University, 1995.
M.A., Geography, San Diego State University, 1988.
B.Sc.(Honors), Geography, University of Glasgow, 1985.
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Research Interests
Cold non-glacial geomorphology
Lake effect snow
Microclimatology and geomorphic interactions
Publications
"Processes
dominating macro-fabric generation in periglacial colluvium", Catena 67,
2006: 79-87.
“Fabric Variability associated with periglacial
mass-wasting at Eagle Summit, Alaska” Geomorphology 72, 2005: 222-237.
“Identification of mapped ice-margin positions in
western New York from digital terrain analysis and soil databases” Physical
Geography 25 (4), 2004: 347-359.
”Influence of clast axial ratio on macrofabric strength
in periglacial colluvium”, Journal of Sedimentary Research, 73 (5), 2003:
720-724 (with F.E. Nelson).
"Fabric Analysis of Periglacial Colluvium in the
Salamanca Re-entrant, Western New York", Geografiska Annaler A: Physical
Geography, Vol. 83 (3), 2001:145-156 (with F. E. Nelson).
“Sampling surface orientation and clast macrofabric in periglacial colluvium”.
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms: Vol. 26 (5), 2001:523-529 (with
F.E. Nelson).
"Spectacular Failure, Contested Success: The Project Chariot Bioenvironmental
Program", Ecumene, Vol. 5 (3), 1998: 287-302. (with D. Mitchell)
"Coastal Dunes: A Question of Zonality", Essener Geografische Arbeiten,
Vol. 18, 1989: 149-169. (with N. P. Psuty)
Current Research Projects
Periglacial and paraglacial slope development
across the glacial margin in the Salamanca Re-entrant, Western New York using
morphometric and soil characteristics.
Modeling temporal and spatial characteristics of New York State snowfall.
Microclimate, geomorphic processes, soil temperatures and snow variability in
the Lake Oneida watershed, New York.
Academic Positions
2004 – present, Associate Professor, Syracuse
University, Department of Geography
1999-2004, Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, Department of Geography
1998-1999, Visiting Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, Department of
Geography
1995-1998, Assistant Professor, Central Connecticut State University, Department
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Susan W. S. Millar,