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Anna Jessee is a Lecturer in the Department of Geology at Indiana University Bloomington, specializing in earthquake-induced landslides and seismic hazard assessment. Her research directly addresses global geologic hazards through predictive modeling, with professional affiliations including the American Geophysical Union (AGU), Seismological Society of America (SSA), National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT), and Association of Women Geologists (AWG).
Her educational background comprises:
- Postdoctoral Research, Indiana University Bloomington (2017–2018)
- Ph.D. in Geology (Geophysics minor), Indiana University Bloomington (2017)
- M.S. in Geology, Indiana University Bloomington (2013)
- B.S. in Environmental Geoscience, Michigan State University (2010)
Dr. Jessee's research integrates geophysics and hazard mitigation to develop practical tools for landslide prediction, particularly focusing on earthquake-triggered events. Her work spans regional case studies in Costa Rica and Indiana while contributing to global datasets for near-real-time risk assessment. She emphasizes translating complex geoscience concepts into actionable hazard mitigation strategies for vulnerable communities.
Analysis of her publications reveals consistent focus on seismic landslide modeling across diverse geographic contexts, with methodological evolution from regional case studies to global empirical frameworks. Key themes include scenario-based hazard mapping, fatality prediction models, and open-data initiatives through USGS repositories.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Certificate in Effective Instruction (Association of College and University Educators, 2020)
- Indiana University Libraries Course Material Fellowship
- Center for Service and Learning Community Engagement Award for G107 course
No information regarding student advisement or research grants appears in the source material. Her teaching portfolio demonstrates commitment to geoscience education through courses like Geology 130: Earthquakes – Agents of Destruction and development of online pedagogy techniques.
While no specific laboratory or research team structure is documented, her collaborative publications with USGS and international researchers indicate participation in multi-institutional geohazard initiatives.
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