Kyle Dittmer

Prof. Kyle Dittmer, Earth Science (G/GS) Instructor, PCC–Southeast Campus

Please click on the flyers for more information about each class.

Community Education classes (SEC campus)

Eldercare Planning Options (Zoom class)…Spring 2026 class (updated Feb. 24):

Weather 101...Spring? 2026 class (updated Feb. 24):

Earthquake Preparedness (new class!…Zoom class)…Spring 2026 (updated February 18):

Intro to Stargazing (new class!)…Spring 2026 (updated February 8):

For students in Vancouver, Clark County, Spring 2026 (updated Feb. 24):

Clark College (CTC campus, 5-weeks, afternoons), Weather 101:

Clark College (Ridgefield campus, 5-weeks, afternoons), Geology of PNW National Parks (new class!):

Clark College (Ridgefield campus, 5-weeks, afternoons), Stargazing 101:

Clark College (CTC campus, 3-weeks, afternoons), Natural History of Mt. St. Helens:

Clark College (CTC campus, 2-weeks, afternoons), Earthquake Preparedness:

Clark College (CTC campus, 2-weeks, afternoons), Get to Know Greenland (new class!):

Clark College (CTC campus, 2-weeks, afternoons), Weather 201 – The Sequel (new class!):

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EARTH SCIENCE CLASSES (PCC — Southeast Campus):

GS-106 Physical Science- Geology (TBA):

G-184 Global Climate Change (TBA):

GS-107 Physical Science- Astronomy (TBA):

GS-109 Physical Science- Meteorology (TBA):

GS-108 Physical Science- Oceanography (TBA):

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Professor Dittmer’s Climate Change research is profiled at CRITFC:

Read his two Climate Change peer-reviewed science papers by clicking here:

Changing Streamflow on Columbia Basin Tribal Lands—Climate Change and Salmon

Climate Change Impacts on the Water Resources of American Indians and Alaska Natives in the U.S.

Professor Dittmer works at CRITFC during the day as a professional Hydrologist-Meteorologist: http://www.critfc.org/staff/kyle-dittmer

Professor Dittmer also teaches science classes at Clark College, Vancouver, WA – the Comm. Education Program’s Life-Long Learning series.