W. Lee Daniels teaches undergraduate classes at Virginia Tech in:
- Basic soils
- Geomorphology
- Soil genesis
- Wetland soils
- Reclamation of drastically disturbed lands.
He also teaches graduate level courses in advanced hydric soils & wetland mitigation, and mined land reclamation. These two graduate level classes are offered in both on-campus lecture format and as on-line distance learning classes for off-campus students.
Current Courses
♦ CSES/ENSC 3114* – Basic Soils
3 Credits – Every fall, ~ 100 students
♦ CSES 3304/GEOG/GEOS* – Geomorphology
3 C – Every spring, ~ 40 students
♦ CSES/ENSC 4644 – Land Based Systems for Waste Treatment
3 C – Even springs ~ 15 students
♦ CSES/ENSC 4774 – Reclamation of Drastically Disturbed Lands
3 C – Even falls, ~ 15 students
♦ CSES/ENSC 4854* – Wetland Soils and Mitigation
3 C – Odd falls, ~ 15 students
♦ CSES 5114 – Soils for Professionals
3 C – On-Line course taught every spring term, ~ 15 students
♦ CSES 5124** – Topics in Soil Genesis
1 C – Odd falls, ~ 3 students
♦ CSES 5774 – Advanced Reclamation of Disturbed Areas
4 C – Even falls, ~ 15 students
♦ CSES 5854** – Advanced Wetland Soils
4 C – Odd falls, ~ 5 students
♦ CSES 5864** – Advanced Wetland Soils and Mitigation
3 C – On-Line class taught odd falls, ~ 10 students
♦ CSES 5874 – Reclamation of Disturbed Lands
3 C – On-Line class taught even falls, ~ 10 students
*Team-taught courses coordinated by W. Lee Daniels.
**Team-taught courses coordinated by John Galbraith.
Note: Odd/Even Years are defined as follows: courses taught in 2015/2016 are in an odd year.