PortalDawna Cerney
Dr. Dawna Cerney
Professor
Humanities & Social Sciences
DeBartolo Hall 416
phone: (330) 941-2301
Bio
Dawna Cerney is a broadly trained professional geographer, who’s work focus on five areas. These areas are, landscape change and conservation, environmental design, geography education and online/virtual learning, equability in the geography work place and promotion of professional geography in the work place and K-16 education.
Her training and knowledge in landscape change, ecological function and resiliency frame an understanding in many areas of her professional work. Dawna specifically examines landscape level structural change and alteration of ecosystems within complex landscapes under compound environmental pressures.Ecological resilience theory states that combined pressures such as disturbance events (i.e. forest fires) and intense land use and multiple lands pressures may cause stability thresholds to be surpassed. The outcome of exceed threshold limits will result in an altered ecological state reflective in a change landscape structure.
The majority of Dawna’s landscape change and resiliency work has taken place in the Rocky Mountains and adjacent foothills. She also conducts work in the Cascades, Appalachians, the Appalachian plateau, the North American prairie and parkland, barrier islands and Iceland. As an applied geographer her work aims to support land use planners, and policy makers with decisions that will maximize the stability of ecosystem services and community development.
Dawna’s environmental design work began with developing a means to harvest native prairie species for restoration. Design work also has included xeriscaping public and private space with ecological varieties and cultivated varieties of native plants to reestablish various degrees of ecological function. Training in ecological design and environmental geography starts with “knowing place”. Place based knowledge combines “sense of place”, environmental and social justice, and inclusion of local intrinsic natural elements within the human environment. Working within earth systems (geology, hydrology, climate and ecology) are the foundation to healthier communities, as doing so reduces pressures on community infrastructure such as waste water collection systems, and places humans in proximity to nature to produce a greater sense of well-being in individuals and neighborhoods. Incorporation of environmental design results in greater engagement between community members, reduces social pressures and is a key element in improving community wellbeing. Dawna’s recent design work is undertaken with her students and fellow faculty in Eastern Ohio and Southern Alberta as part of her teaching responsibilities, and community outreach which supports reviving and retrofitting Legacy Cities and Communities.
Dawna is deeply passionate about the promotion and understanding of geography as a professional field and is a centered on promoting and educating the public and professional educators on the robust and critical roles that geographers play in business, and government. Dawna’s work with the AGX (Formally the Applied Geography Conference), American Association of Geographers (Mountain Geography Specialty Group and Applied Geography Specialty Group), the National Council of Geographic Education, and GeoSagas, is centered on establishing mechanisms to bring accurate understanding and greater awareness of geography to the American population
Research Interests
- Small and midscale Community resiliency and restoration
- Ecological resiliency in mountain environments
- Ecological succession post forest fires under climate change in mountain environments
- Immersive virtual reality field-based education
- Education equitabilityGender issues and equability in geography workplaces
- Sense of place in decision making
Teaching Interests
Teaching and Course Development:
- Biogeography (Graduate and Undergraduate)
- Environmental Issues
- Experiencing NCGE-GeoCamp Iceland (Graduate)
- Field methods
- Foundations of Conservation
- Fundamentals of Environmental Science
- Geography of Canada
- Geography Capstone
- Human Geography
- Human Impacts on the Environment
- International Studies – Bahamas
- International Studies – Canada
- Land Planning
- Mountain Geography
- Physical Geography
- Physical Geography Lab
- Tropical Ecology
- World Regional Geography
- Weather
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2006
Geography
Texas State University
Dissertation/Thesis Title — "Assessment of Landscape Change in Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada, Using Multitemporal Composites Constructed from Terrestrial Repeat Photographs"
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2006
Ph D, Geography
Texas State University
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2006
Ph D, Geography
Texas State University
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2006
Ph D, Environmental Geography
Texas State University
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2006
Ph D
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2000
Other, Environmental Science, Ecological Restoration
University of Calgary
Dissertation/Thesis Title — "Two methods of harvesting native grass community seed. Degree"
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2000
MS, Environmental Science
University of Calgary
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2000
MS, Environmental Science
University of Calgary
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2000
MS, Environmental Science
University of Calgary
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2000
MS
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1995
Geography
University of Lethbridge
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1994
BS, Physical Geography
University of Lethbridge
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1994
BS, Geography
University of Lethbridge
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1994
BS, Geography
University of Lethbridge
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1994
BS
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1990
Engineering Design and Drafting
Lethbridge Community College
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2025
University of Pittsburgh
Steven Manners Research Development Award
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2024
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2024
Mon Valley Initiative
Mon Valley Initiative 2024 Community Partner of the Year
The Mon Valley Initiative mandate is the improve the lives of people in the Mon Valley. The is is accomplished by supporting rebuilding or creating infrastructure as well as connecting employers to jobs and career seekers.
A central aim is to real estate and community development.
The Community Partner of the Year is awarded though the nomination by residents of the Mon Valley to individuals or organizations that have gone above and bind in service to the community.
Dr Susan Lucas (University of Pittsburgh) and I were awarded this honor for our initial work on modeling community attributes as the first phase of community infrastructure, economic and social space redevelopment planning. -
2024
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2024
Mon Valley Initiative
Mon Valley Initiative 2024 Community Partner of the Year
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2024
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2024
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2024
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2024
American Association of Geographers
AAG Honors Committee
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2024
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2024
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers
Executive Director
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2024
AGX: Community of Applied Geographers
AGX Nomination and Election to Execuative Director of AGX
The AGX Board of Directors elected me to the Executive Director in 2024. I shared the position with Dr. Deinse Blanchard Bohem as a precautionary measure, as my tenure at YSU was uncertain in January and February of 2024. With job security established at YSU the the executive members agreed that co-leadership would remain in. place until the Fall 2024 conference where my leaderships would be announced and I would take the role I was elected into.
The position requires managing the organization's operations, and finances. I maintain the organization's goals and direct program effectiveness.
Responsibilities include: strategic planning and execution, management of the Board Member roles, and program and set culture development. -
2024
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2024
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2024
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2022
National Historic Publications and Records Commission
National Historical Publications & Records Commission, Major Collaborative Archival Initiatives
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2021
Youngstown State University
Youngstown State Distinguished Professor – Teaching
This awards is a nominated award and voted on by a committee at the College level and the University level.
Awarded for outstanding teaching and service to the students, staff and faculty at Youngstown State University.
I am informed that my capstone class which is centered on community engagement and accompanying documents helped support this award. -
2021
Youngstown State University
Youngstown State Distinguished Professor – Teaching
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2021
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2021
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2021
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2019
Youngstown State University
2019 Faculty Improvement Leave, Youngstown State University
Based on the merit of a research proposal release time is granted from teaching duties to to undertake research on forest fire ecological recovery at Waterton Lakes National Park.
The work is a longitudinal study and coming data is required to determine the nature of post forest fire ecological systems return. -
2019
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2019
Youngstown State University
CLASS Dean sponsored awarded
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2019
Youngstown State University
Faculty Improvement Leave
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2019
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2019
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2019
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2019
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2019
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2018
CLASS, Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee, Student participation in Applied Geography Conference Meeting - Kent, Ohio
I was granted financial support to take 14 students to the annual national meeting for the Applied Geography Conference
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2018
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Dean
CLASS Dean sponsored $3000 awarded
I was granted financial support for students Mary Rodack and Joseph Agati for Study abroad in Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada. Participation in primary research.
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2018
Youngstown State University
2018 Research Professorship Youngstown State University
Based on the merit of a research proposal release time is granted from teaching duties to to begin phase one of a long term longitudinal investigation of 2017 Kenow Fire ecology recovery in Waterton Lakes National Park
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2018
Youngstown State University
Research Professorship
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2018
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2018
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2018
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2017
CLASS Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee, Student participation in AAG Annual meeting – Boston, MA
I was granted financial support to take 14 students to the annual national meeting for the American Association of Geographers
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2017
Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee
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2017
Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee
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2017
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2017
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2017
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2017
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2017
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2017
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2015
CLASS Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee, Student participation in AAG Annual meeting - Chicago, IL
I was granted financial support to take 14 students to the annual national meeting for the Association of American Geographers Conference
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2015
Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee
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2015
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2015
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2015
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2014
Department of Geography Texas State University
Texas State University
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2014
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2014
Department of Geography, Texas State University
Distinguished Alumnus Award, Texas State Geography
Dr. Lawerence Estiville nominated me to the the 2014 Distinguished Alumnus for the Texas State Department of Geography. This award is voted on by the entire geography faculty, which is the largest Geography Department in the United States.
The Distinguished Alumnus Award for to an individual who has demonstrated leadership in the discipline of geography in their career. -
2014
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2014
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2012
CLASS, Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee, Student participation in AAG Eastlakes Regional Meeting - Kent, OH
I was granted financial support to take 15 students to the annual regional meeting for the Association of American Geographers Conference
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2012
CLASS Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee, Student participation in AAG Annual meeting - New York, NY
I was granted financial support to take 8 students to the annual national meeting for the Association of American Geographers Conference
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2012
Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee
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2012
Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee
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2012
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2012
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2012
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2012
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2012
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2011
CLASS, Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee, Student field trip to Pittsburgh
I was granted financial support to take the Geography Club to the National History museum and Phipps Conservatory in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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2011
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2011
Association of American Geographers
Mel Marcus Fund, Association of American Geographers (Foster Student Research Collaboration)
This is a national award which is selected by a commitee. Funding provides a faculty member and their student to undertake primary field work. I was granted the award for two students to participate in primary research fieldwork in the Canadian Rockies.
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2011
Association of American Geographers
Mel Marcus Fund
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2011
Youngstown State University
CLASS College Fee
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2011
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2011
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2011
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2011
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2011
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2010
Youngstown State University
University Research Council Grant – Youngstown State University
Funding was granted to support field research of ecosystem forest fire recovery of twelve year old forest fire in an area that had not had a fire in modern history. This was a novel examination for an area where no baseline data was available to understand how a wide expansive fire prone region would respond to increased fire risk.
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2010
Youngstown State University
University Research Council Grant
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2010
Youngstown State University
Regular Research Assistant Award
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2010
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2010
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2010
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2010
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2010
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2010
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2006
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2006
Prentice Hall
Pre
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2006
Applied Geography Conferences
Applied Geography Meeting Student Paper Competition
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2006
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2006
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2006
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2006
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2006
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2006
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2006
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2005
Applied Geography Conference
Applied Geography Meeting Student Paper Competition - Third Place
This is an annual national level award for applied geography research conducted and presented at the Applied Geography Conference, The awarded is based not the combined merit of the research and presentation.
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2005
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2005
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2005
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2005
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2005
Prentice Hall Publication
The Prentice Hall Publication Doctoral Award
Award was furnished for exceptional quality of dissertation research.
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2005
Texas State University, Department of Geography
The Irene L. Wahl Geography Scholarship
PhD level awarded for outstanding student research in the Department of Geography at Texas State University.
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2005
Texas State University, Department of Geography
Good Neighbor Scholarship
The award is voted on by Department of Geography - Texas State University faculty. Awarded for department level citizenship across the department. It can be awarded to any individual in the Department of Geography from faculty, staff, ~150+ graduate students and PhD students, to the 300+ undergraduates.
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2005
Department of Geography Texas State University
The Irene L. Wahl Geography
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2005
Geography Department Texas State University
Graduate Award for Outstanding Service to the Department
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2005
Department of Geography Texas State University
Good Neighbor Scholarship
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2005
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2005
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2005
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2005
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2004
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2004
Texas State University, Department of Geography
The Ray and Marian Butler Environmental Geography Scholarship
Awarded to support graduate level research at Texas State University.
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2004
Geography Department Texas State University
The Ray and Marian Butler Environmental Geography Scholarship
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2004
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2004
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2003
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2003
Texas State University, Department of Geography
The Ray and Marian Butler Environmental Geography Scholarship
Awarded to support graduate level research at Texas State University.
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2003
Geography Department Texas State University
The Ray and Marian Butler Environmental Geography Scholarship
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2003
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2002
Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association
Best Educational; Production Award
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2002
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2002
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2001
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2001
Lethbridge Community Colleg
Lethbridge Community College, Rookie Instructor of the Year
Awarded for best new instructor at the Lethbridge Community College. One honor is awarded annually.
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2001
Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association
28th Annual Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association; Best Educational; Production Award
Awarded for best educational video TV Series "Global Change"
With Byrne, James, Richard Mrazek and G. Gallant -
2001
Lethbridge Community College
Rookie Instructor of the Year
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2001
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2001
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1994
University of Lethbridge Department of Geography
University of Lethbridge Geography Scholarship
Best undergraduate research
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1994
University of Lethbridge
Geography Scholarship
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1994
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1994
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1994
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2023 - 2035
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2023 - 2045
Youngstown State University
Professor
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2023 -
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2021 - 2023
Youngstown State University
Associate Professor
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2021 - 2023
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2021 - 2023
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2016 - 2021
Youngstown State University
Associate Professor
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2016 - 2021
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2016 - 2021
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2011 - 2011
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2011 - 2016
Youngstown State University
Department Chair
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2011 - 2016
Youngstown State University
Assistant Professor
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2011 - 2016
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2011 - 2011
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2006 - 2011
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2002 - 2006
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2002 - 2006
Texas State University
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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2002 - 2006
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2001 - 2002
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2001 - 2002
Lethbridge Community College
Hourly Instructor
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2000 - 2002
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2000 - 2002
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2000 - 2005
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2000 - 2006
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2000 - 2000
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Geographic Information Systems Technologist
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2000 - 2000
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2000 - 2000
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2000 - 2005
University of Lethbridge
Visiting Lecturer
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1999 - 1999
University of Lethbridge
Public Education Liaison
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1999 - 1999
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1999 - 1999
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1999 - 2001
University of Lethbridge
Academic Development Advisor
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1999 - 2001
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1999 - 2001
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1996 - 2000
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1996 - 2000
Agriculture Canada
Research Associate
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1996 - 2000
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1994 - 1997
University of Lethbridge
Volunteer Teaching Assistant
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1994 -
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1994 - 1997
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1994 - 2001
Park Lakes Estates
Developer and Ecological Designer
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1994 - 2001
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1994 - 2001
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1993 - 1993
University of Lethbridge
Research Assistant
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1993 -
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1993 - 1993
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2024 - 2024
Other
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2024 - 2024
Other
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2024 - 2045
Director
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2022 - present
Other
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2022 - present
Other
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2020 - 2035
Other
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2020 - 2045
Other
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2020 - present
Other
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2020 - present
Other
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2020 - present
Other
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2019 - 2023
Other
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2019 - 2023
Other
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2019 - 2023
Other
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2019 - 2023
Other
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2018 - 2024
Director
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2018 - 2035
Other
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2018 - present
Director
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2018 - present
Director
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2016 - present
Other
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2012 - 2016
Other
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2012 - 2017
Department Chairperson
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2012 - 2035
Other
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2012 - 2045
Other
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2012 - present
Other
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2012 - present
Other
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2012 - 2035
Other
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2012 - 2045
Other
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2012 - present
Other
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2011 - 2016
Other
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2011 - 2016
Department Chairperson
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2011 - 2016
Other
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2011 - 2022
Other
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2011 - 2022
Other
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2011 - 2022
Other
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2011 - 2045
Other
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2021
"Experiencing Iceland: Immersive Professional Development to Build Geography Teaching Capacity"
E. Foster, D. Cerney, L. Moorman, N. Cerveny, D. Gielstra
Experiential Learning in Geography, Springer Nature, p. 77-98
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2021
"GeoEPIC: Innovating a Solution to Implement Virtual Field Experiences for Education in the Time of COVID-19 and the Post-Pandemic Era."
D. Gielstra, L. Moorman, D. Cerney, N. Cerveny, J. Gielstra
Journal of Higher Education, Theory, and Practice, Ojs & PKP, volume 21, issue 7, p. 1-10
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2021
"From Real to Virtual Reality–Using the Geographic Advantage with Emerging Technology to Pivot an International Interdisciplinary Experience"
L. Moorman, D. Cerney, D. Gielstra, E. Foster, N. Cerveny
The Geography Teacher, Taylor Francis, volume 18, issue 3-4, p. 107-111
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2021
"Where is my Booth? Clan Organization at the Alþingi, Þingvellir, Iceland"
N. Cerveny, D. Gielstra, J. Gielstra, L. Moorman, D. Cerney
The Geography Teacher, Taylor Francis, volume 18, issue 3-4, p. 171-178
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2021
"Where is my Booth? Clan Organization at the Alþingi, Þingvellir, Iceland"
N. Cerveny, D. Gielstra, J. Gielstra, L. Moorman, D. Cerney, E. Foster
The Geography Teacher, volume 18, issue 3-4 -
2021
"GeoEPIC: Innovating a Solution to Implement Virtual Field Experiences for Education in the Time of COVID-19 and the Post-Pandemic Era"
D. Gielstra, K. Moorman, D. Cerney, N. Cerveny, J. Gielstra
Journal of Higher Education, Theory, and Practice, volume 21, issue 7 -
2021
"From Real to Virtual Reality–Using the Geographic Advantage with Emerging Technology to Pivot an International Interdisciplinary Experience"
L. Moorman, D. Cerney, N. Cerveny, D. Gielstra, E. Foster
The Geography Teacher, volume 18, issue 3-4 -
2020
"A Disciplinary Perspective: Applied Geography and Gender Concerns"
D. Cerney, C. Whitesides, M. Allen, B. Montz, J. Burrel
Papers in Applied Geography, Taylor Fransis, volume 7, issue 2, p. 199-216
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2020
"Bringing Value to NCGE Through a Partnership with GeoSagas"
D. Cerney, N. Cerveny, D. Dianna Gielstra, J. Gielstra, L. Moorman
National Council of Geographic Education
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2020
"NCGE-GeoCamp Iceland 2019 field guide: Exploring Iceland’s changing landscapes and diverse environments (4rd ed)"
E. Foster, D. Cerney
Book name:, National Council for Geographic Education
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2020
"Geoscience Education Platform and Tools"
D. Cerney, N. Cerveny, D. Gielstra, L. Moorman
National Council of Geographic Education -
2019
"Digital Navigation and Education Tools for Iceland Tourism and Geography EducationNational Council of Geographic Education"
D. Cerney, D. Gielstra, E. Foster, J. Gielstra, N. Cerveny
National Council of Geographic Education
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2019
"NCGE-GeoCamp Iceland 2019 field guide: Exploring Iceland’s changing landscapes and diverse environments (3rd ed)."
E. Foster, D. Cerney
National Council of Geographic Education -
2019
"Digital Navigation and Education Tools for Iceland Tourism and Geography Education"
D. Cerney, N. Cerveny, E. Foster, D. Gielstra
National Council of Geographic Education -
2020
"A Disciplinary Perspective: Applied Geography and Gender Concerns"
D. Cerney, C. Whitesides, M. Allen, B. Montz, J. Burrell
Papers in Applied Geography, volume 7, issue 2 -
2012
"Establishing Post-Forest Fire Vegetation Succession Patterns on Sofa Mountain, Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada"
D. Buckler, D. Cerney
Paper and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, Applied Geography Conference, volume 35, p. 336-345
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2012
"Establishing Post-Forest Fire Vegetation Succession Patterns on Sofa Mountain, Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada"
D. Buckler, D. Cerney
Paper and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, volume 35 -
2010
"The Use of Repeat Photography in Contemporary Geomorphic Studies: An Evolving Approach to Understanding Landscape Change"
D. Cerney
Geography Compass, Wiley, volume 4, issue 9, p. 1339-1357
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2010
"The Use of Repeat Photography in Contemporary Geomorphic Studies: An Evolving Approach to Understanding Landscape Change"
D. Cerney
Geography Compass, volume 4/9 -
2009
"Post-fire Tree Establishment Patterns at the Alpine Treeline Ecotone: Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA"
K. Stueve, D. Cerney, R. Rochefort, L. Kurth
Journal of Vegetation Science, Wiley On Line, volume 20, issue Volume 20 issue 2, p. 107-120.
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2009
"Post-fire Tree Establishment Patterns at the Alpine Treeline Ecotone: Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA"
K. Stueve, D. Cerney, R. Rochefort, L. Kurth
Journal of Vegetation Science, volume 20, issue 1 -
2008
"Use of Multitemporal Color Composite Analysis to Assess Landscape Change in Oblique Photographs: A Case Study from Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada"
D. Cerney, R. Eyton, D. Butler
Geocarto International, Taylor & Francis, volume 23, issue 5, p. 347-371
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2008
"Use of Multitemporal Color Composite Analysis to Assess Landscape Change in Oblique Photographs: A Case Study from Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada"
D. Cerney, R. Eyton
Geocarto International, volume 23, issue 5 -
2005
"Environmental Change and Geomorphic Hazards in Forests, IUFRO Research Series, vol. 9, National University of Singapore"
D. Cerney
Geomorphology, Elsevier BV, volume 65, issue 3-4, p. 341
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2005
"Environmental Change and Geomorphic Hazards in Forests"
D. Cerney
Geomorphology, volume 65, issue 3-4 -
2000
"Low-Cost Revegetation of Native Grass Prairie Communities, Annual report"
D. Cerney
Southern Applied Research Association
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2000
"Low-Cost Revegetation of Native Grass Prairie Communities"
D. Cerney, W. Willms
Southern Applied Research Association -
1999
"Low-Cost Revegetation of Native Grass Prairie Communities, Annual report"
D. Cerney
Southern Applied Research Association
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1999
"Low-Cost Revegetation of Native Grass Prairie Communities"
D. Cerney, W. Willms
Southern Applied Research Association -
1998
"Water Saving Landscaping Strategies for Lethbridge"
D. Cerney
Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary
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1998
"Water Saving Landscaping Strategies for Lethbridge"
D. Cerney, K. Roberge, K. Skoulding, D. Von Kuster, K. Wong
University of Calgary
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2028 - 2035
Other
American Association of Geographers -
2025 - present
Other
The Leetonia Institute -
2025 - 2035
Other
The Leetonia Institute -
2024 - 2024
Other
University of Pittsburgh -
2024 - 2024
Other
University of Pittsburgh -
2024 - 2035
Other
Professional Geography Mentor -
2024 - 2035
Other
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers -
2024 - present
Other
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers -
2023 - 2024
Other
History and Geography Department, University of Central Oklahoma -
2023 - present
Other
Association of American Geographers -
2023 - 2035
Other
Oak Hill Cemetery -
2022 - 2023
Other
History and Geography Department, University of Central Oklahoma -
2022 - 2035
Other
Wellsville Ohio, “Lets Do It” Revitalization Steering Committee -
2020 - 2024
Other
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers -
2020 - 2024
Other
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers -
2019 - 2023
Other
GeoSagas – Geography Immersive Geography Education Development -
2019 - 2020
Other
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers -
2019 - 2023
Other
GeSagas -
2019 - 2035
Other
AGX: A Community of Applied Geographers -
2018 - present
Other
American Association of Geographers Annals Editorial Board -
2017 - 2025
Chairperson
American Association of Geographers -
2017 - 2025
Chairperson
American Association of Geographers -
2015 - 2035
Editor, Associate Editor
Papers in Applied Geography -
2015 - present
Editor, Associate Editor
Papers in Applied Geography -
2012 - 2014
Editor, Journal Editor
Applied Geographers Conference -
2012 - 2019
Other
Applied Geographers Conference -
2009 - 2012
Reviewer, Journal Article
Applied Geographers Conference -
2009 - 2014
Member
American Association of Geographers -
2009 - 2017
Chairperson
American Association of Geographers -
2007 - 2011
Other
National Geographic Ohio State Geography Bee -
2002 - 2010
Member
American Association of Geographers -
2002 - 2035
Member
American Association of Geographers
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2023 - present
Volunteer
Oak Hill Cemetery, Warren, Ohio Mapping project volunteer -
2023 - present
Volunteer
International Professional Geography mentor - LinkedIn -
2022 - present
Committee Member
Wellsville Ohio, “Lets Do It” Revitalization Steering Committee Member -
2013 - present
Committee Member
Leetonia Civic Building Community Development