He has taught in the Department of Geography at Bridgewater State University (formerly College) for 24 years. Vernon Domingo previously taught geography at the high school level in his home country of South Africa before coming to the United States for graduate school. She retired from full-time teaching in Tantasqua Regional Middle School just as the EarthView program was getting started, and so continues to connect with students of all ages.ĭr. The "Globe Lady" Rosalie Sokol began her career as a middle-school French teacher, and switched to geography after completing an intensive training program sponsored by National Geographic in the 1980s. The rest of the team brings the better part of a century of teaching experience to the program, and all of us are involved in various ways in the teaching and development of geography teachers. Upon graduation, she is pursuing opportunities to apply her geography education, mainly in the areas of regional planning and transportation. Most school visits over the past three years - reaching close to 30,000 students in small groups - have involved all four members of the team, and the rest of the team will miss the student worker whose dedication, creativity, and strong sense of organization has made everything possible. The photograph taken above is from the farewell dinner marking the end of EarthView's third year and the graduation of Natalie Regan, who served as EarthView's "Wrangler" from the program's inception. Vernon Domingo, Natalie "EarthView Wrangler" Regan,
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