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Distinguished Professor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences · Geological Sciences
Kenneth G. Miller is a Distinguished Professor in Rutgers Earth and Planetary Sciences whose research spans past and present sea-level change, sequence stratigraphy, and paleoceanography.
Teaching snapshot
Teaching effectiveness
8 course evaluations
▲ 0.31 vs department (4.20)
Courses taught
3
460:580, 460:702
Teaching Fall 2026
Not listed
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Course evaluations
8
Course quality 4.67 / 5
Research
4 areas
Has undergraduate research ties
From Rutgers course evaluations (SIRS). The marker on each bar shows the department average.
8 evaluations
8 evaluations
3 courses in the Rutgers schedule, first seen Spring 2025.
What they work on, and where undergraduates can get involved.
Undergraduate research
Recent work
Education and career, from official sources.
Public student discussion, summarized. Read it alongside the evaluations above.
Difficulty 2.3 / 5 · 92% would take again. This match uses the name alone, so it may describe someone else with the same name.
Summaries are written by Scarlet Sync from the sources above and checked by an independent review before they appear here.
Distinguished Professor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences · Geological Sciences
Kenneth G. Miller is a Distinguished Professor in Rutgers Earth and Planetary Sciences whose research spans past and present sea-level change, sequence stratigraphy, and paleoceanography.
Teaching snapshot
Teaching effectiveness
8 course evaluations
▲ 0.31 vs department (4.20)
Courses taught
3
460:580, 460:702
Teaching Fall 2026
Not listed
Check the schedule closer to registration
Course evaluations
8
Course quality 4.67 / 5
Research
4 areas
Has undergraduate research ties
From Rutgers course evaluations (SIRS). The marker on each bar shows the department average.
8 evaluations
8 evaluations
3 courses in the Rutgers schedule, first seen Spring 2025.
What they work on, and where undergraduates can get involved.
Undergraduate research
Recent work
Education and career, from official sources.
Public student discussion, summarized. Read it alongside the evaluations above.
Difficulty 2.3 / 5 · 92% would take again. This match uses the name alone, so it may describe someone else with the same name.
Summaries are written by Scarlet Sync from the sources above and checked by an independent review before they appear here.