Angela Wranic

Angela Wranic is a Lecturer in the Department of Geography at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB). She teaches physical geography and world regional geography at CSULB while also instructing environmental science at Long Beach City College. Currently completing her Ph.D. coursework at Texas State University-San Marcos through a non-traditional summer-intensive program, her academic focus centers on integrating educational technology into geographic education.

• Education:
  • Ph.D. in Geography (coursework completed), Texas State University-San Marcos
  • M.S. in Environmental Studies (Science emphasis), California State University-Fullerton
  • B.S. in Chemistry, California State University-Long Beach
  • Clear Single Subject Science and Math Credential, California State University-Long Beach

Her research explores innovative applications of digital tools in geography instruction, including 3D web-mapping and composite learning objects. Professional experience includes 15 years as an environmental consultant at EARTH TECH, specializing in cleanup projects at Edwards Air Force Base. She actively presents at academic conferences on geospatial pedagogy and has published in applied geography journals.

Notable contributions include:

• Developing interactive learning modules for geography education
• Field trip instruction for adult learners at Bolsa Chica Wetlands
• Creating educational content on global warming through web platforms
• Advocating for enhanced technology integration in K-12 geography teaching