Yvette Bordeaux is an innovative educator at the University of Pennsylvania, where she leverages her 25 years of experience to inspire and guide students in the fields of geology and environmental science. As a Lecturer, Yvette has developed a diverse curriculum that spans introductory undergraduate...
Yvette Bordeaux is an innovative educator at the University of Pennsylvania, where she leverages her 25 years of experience to inspire and guide students in the fields of geology and environmental science. As a Lecturer, Yvette has developed a diverse curriculum that spans introductory undergraduate courses like GEOL 100 Introduction to Geology to advanced graduate classes such as ENVS 502 Environmental Chemistry and ENVS 530 Rocky Mountain Field Geology & Ecology. Her expertise in curriculum development is complemented by her commitment to career counseling, helping students navigate their academic paths and prepare for successful careers in environmental fields.
Yvette has played a pivotal role in enhancing student engagement through the implementation of a strategic social media plan, which has significantly increased interaction across various platforms. This initiative not only fosters a vibrant academic community but also serves as a valuable tool for student recruiting. Her adeptness with technology, including proficiency in Microsoft Office, Adobe InDesign, and College Net, allows her to create compelling presentations and manage complex projects efficiently.
In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Yvette has successfully maintained budgets and increased revenue for multiple master's programs, demonstrating her strong organizational and financial acumen. Her courses, such as GEOL 205 Paleontology and ENVS 533 Research, are designed to challenge students intellectually while providing them with practical skills applicable to real-world environmental challenges. Yvette Bordeaux continues to be a driving force in shaping the next generation of environmental scientists, ensuring they are well-equipped to tackle the pressing issues facing our planet today.
