Vicki Tinnon Brock
Assistant Professor of Geography
207D Martin Hall
256-782-5216
vtbrock@jsu.edu
I am a broadly trained geographer and enjoy conducting research in both human and physical geography. My most recent research is a collaborative effort that focuses on obstacles to low income homeownership. I am also working on manuscripts dealing with women in physical geography, Jewish settlement in the American Southwest, and the perception of the environment on health. In recent years, I have used my GIS skills for a number of projects, including a summer stint working on databases in Mexico and creating the map for a history book on Native Americans. I thoroughly enjoy teaching and working with students. On a personal note, I enjoy hiking, camping, and photography.

Courses Taught
- GY 120 - World Regional Geography
- GY 250 - Physical Geography I
- GY 251 - Physical Geography II
- GY 351 - Advanced Regional - Latin America
- GY 431 - Special Topics - Water Resources
- GY 431 - Special Topics - Biogeography
Education
- B.S., Geography, University of South Alabama
- M.S., Geography, University of Alabama
- Ph.D., Geography, Kansas State University