Richard Mrozinski

Richard Mrozinski serves as a GIS Instructor, Lab Manager, and GIS Certificate Program Coordinator within the Department of Geography, Sustainability, Community, and Urban Studies Education at the University of Connecticut. He earned his M.A. from the University of Connecticut in 1996 and maintains an active role in geospatial education and laboratory administration.

His educational background includes:

• M.A., University of Connecticut (1996)

Mr. Mrozinski's professional focus centers on Geospatial Technologies and Mathematical Modelling, applied through teaching GEOG 5510: Applications of GIS. His work emphasizes practical GIS implementation for solving spatial problems in geography, urban planning, and sustainability studies, reflecting the department's interdisciplinary scope.

As GIS Certificate Program Coordinator, he manages all aspects of the certificate curriculum and student progression. His Lab Manager role involves maintaining critical geospatial infrastructure supporting departmental instruction. These dual responsibilities demonstrate his commitment to educational support rather than research-focused activities.

The GIS laboratory under his supervision provides essential technical resources for students and faculty engaged in spatial analysis coursework and certificate program requirements.