Rate My Professor Dan Morrison

Morrison's photographs and stories have appeared in elite publications including the Austin American Statesman, Time magazine, Discovery Channel Magazine, Backpacker Magazine, the New York Times, and the New York Post. Serving as a stringer for the Associated Press for many years, his work has been distributed globally through high-profile media outlets. His photojournalism has covered frontlines in war zones such as the Israeli Defense Forces invasion of southern Lebanon, the Sandinista-Contra conflict in Nicaragua, civil war in El Salvador, border conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan. Additional assignments include a Mount Everest expedition, elephant tracking in Kenya, kayaking in the Baltic Sea, a space shuttle launch in Florida, climbing frozen waterfalls in Colorado, tornado chasers in the Midwest, and alligator hunting in Louisiana. He has received major awards from the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation honoring outstanding work in travel journalism. Since joining the university, Morrison has continued practicing photojournalism for local, national, and international news venues, including KVAL and KMTR, with recent coverage of a Proud Boys parade and Oregon wildfires. His areas of expertise encompass photojournalism, multimedia journalism, and visual journalism.