Rex Crick


Rex Crick

College Of Arts And Sciences

Department of Natural Sciences


Adjunct Faculty



rcric01@tamusa.edu
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Rex E. Crick

San Antonio, TX | (713) 471-5636 | rcrick@icloud.com |

Professional Summary

Highly proficient and goal-driven Professor of Geology with 20+ years of diverse experience in teaching a variety of geology classes incorporating innovative/adaptive classroom techniques and providing guidance & supervision to students at all levels. Adept at delivering online and face to face course content, constructing student-oriented curricula, and using interpersonal skills to enhance engagement.

Work Experience

San Antonio College (Alamo College District | San Antonio, TX

Adjunct Instructor of Geology | January 2026 to Present

  • Remote Flex (8 week)
  • Courses: Earth Systems Lecture.
  • LMS: Canvas
  • QM APPQMR Certification Ver. 7

Texas A&M San Antonio | San Antonio, TX

Adjunct Instructor of Geology | August 2024 to Present

  • Face to Face
  • Courses: Lecture section Earth Systems I (Physical Geology) & Earth Systems II (Historical Geology); Lab Sections Earth Systems I (Physical) & Earth System II (Historical).
  • LMS: Blackboard Ultra

Texas A&M International | Laredo, TX

Adjunct Instructor of Geology | August 2024 to Present

  • Remote Online; QM certified
  • Courses: Lecture section Earth Systems; Lab Sections in Earth Systems
  • LMS: Blackboard Ultra

 

Skills

  • Higher Education, Classroom Management, Curriculum Development, Instruction, Laboratory Experience, Assessment, Mentoring, Cross-functional Collaboration, Teamwork, Geology. QM APPQMR Certification Ver. 7

Education

Ph.D. Geology | University of Rochester

M.Sc. Geology | University of Kansas

B.A./B.Sc. Geology | University of Kansas

Military

US Navy | Active & Reserves | Honorable Discharge | Protected Veteran

Other Work Experience

University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX

Professor of Geology

  • Undergraduate courses: physical & historical geology, earth systems history, oceanography, meteorology, paleontology, biostratigraphy, environmental science, and petroleum geology.
  • Research in paleontology/paleobiology
  • Research in biochemical systems of nautiloid cephalopods
  • Publication & grant history available upon request

Course Teachings

SubjectNumberSectionDescriptionTermSyllabi
GEOL 1102 01L Earth Sciences Lab II Spring 2026 Syllabus
GEOL 1101 01L Earth Sciences Lab I Spring 2026 Syllabus
GEOL 1301 001 Earth Sciences I Spring 2026 Syllabus