Joshua C. Spinler
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Also affiliated: University of Arizona (2008–2015)
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J. C. Spinler's research and scholarship focus on educational methodologies and place-based learning. Spinler has published work on adapting face-to-face lecture tutorials for online teaching environments and on integrating place-based field experiences in urban settings. Spinler's academic contributions include 24 publications, with a citation count of 199 and an h-index of 7. Spinler has collaborated with other University of Arkansas at Little Rock faculty, including Michael T. DeAngelis, Bari Hanafi, Heather Black, and René A. Shroat-Lewis, on multiple publications.
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- h-index: 7
- Publications: 24
- Citations: 201
Selected Publications
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LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS (2025)
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New geodetic constraints on southern San Andreas fault-slip rates, San Gorgonio Pass, California (2020)
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- New geodetic constraints on southern San Andreas fault-slip rates, San Gorgonio Pass, California
- New geodetic constraints on southern San Andreas fault-slip rates, San Gorgonio Pass, California
- New geodetic constraints on southern San Andreas fault-slip rates, San Gorgonio Pass, California
- LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS
- LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS
- LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS
- LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS
- LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS
- LITTLE ROCK ROCKS!: PLACE-BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES IN AND AROUND THE CAPITAL CITY OF ARKANSAS
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