As a professor of geology at the University of Idaho from 1998-2014, I taught numerous undergraduate and graduate level courses, most of which involved some field component. I also taught numerous field-based courses and field trips. Course specifics are outlined below.
Instructing students at Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, during the undergraduate structural geology course capstone field trip.

Courses Taught

Physical Geology [UG]

Taught 12 times.

Included 4 consecutive days of 1-day field trips into the Snake River canyon for up to 300 students.

Structural Geology [UG]

Taught 5 times.

Included a 4-day capstone field trip to the Lake Mead and Valley of Fire State Park area, Nevada.

Field Geology [UG]

Taught 5 times.

Three-week duration field course on introductory field mapping, stratigraphy, and sedimentology, Utah.

Geosystems [G]

Taught once.

Included a 2-day field trip to the Channeled Scablands, Washington.

Canyonlands Field Trip [G]

Multiple field trips.

I offered short-courses to the Arches and Canyonlands National Park areas of Utah multiple times.

Earthquakes and Seismic Hazards [UG]

Taught 9 times.

Included a 3-day field trip to the site of the Borah Peak, Idaho earthquake rupture (1983; M6.9).

Natural Hazards & Disaster Preparedness [UG]

Taught 4 times.

No field trip. Specialty course for Honors students.

Advanced Structural Geology [G]

Taught 7 times.

Included a 5-day field trip to the Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Utah.

Ecuador Field Trip [UG/G]

Taught twice.

Week-long Spring break field trip to Ecuador to study earthquake and volcanic hazards.

Fault Mechanics [G]

Taught 4 times.

Once included a field trip to the Lake Mead region, Nevada.

Other Courses

Geodynamics [G] (taught once)
Advanced Topics in Structural Geology [G] (taught twice)
Rock Fractures & Fluid Flow [G] (taught once)

Special Topics and Directed Studies:
Fracture Mechanics; Tectonophysics; Fault Analysis; Normal Fault Mechanics; Fractures and Geothermal Energy; Planetary Extensional Tectonics

Short Courses:
3D Seismic Interpretation for Academics (offered at the 2014 GSA Annual Meeting)