Current projects focus on (1) the recovery of high-resolution deformation rates from folds, faults, and orogens. These data serve to inform evolving ideas as to what modulates Earth processes, (2) tectonic geomorphology (3) hominin migration in northern Africa and the Iberian Peninsula, and (4) science curriculum and educational technology in high school and college. The geologic research is typically empirical. Recent projects have been in the Apennines, Italy, Pyrenees and Betic Cordillera, Spain, and the U.S. Rocky Mountains. Some projects involve paleomagnetic and cyclostratigraphic age models of synsedimentary structures and others involve landscape evolution or structural modeling. Current education projects focus on immersive Virtual Reality outreach and socio-environmental justice for high school students. Education projects use GIS to promote geospatial thinking and reasoning.