After a youthful stint as an ecosystem geographer in the woods of northern B.C. and Alberta, Glen taught Social Studies, Geography, and English Language Arts in Prince George secondary schools for 22 years, has been the PGDTA Professional Development Chair for many years, and more recently has worked part-time in the UNBC School of Education as a sessional instructor and practicum mentor. He has received a variety of History and Geography awards and grants for his work with secondary students including a Governor-General's Award for Teachers in 2017 for innovative heritage inquiry. In 2019, Glen began a PhD in UNBC's Natural Resources and Environmental Studies program, with a focus on Geography education and place-responsive pedagogy. His start as a Lecturer in the School of Education in 2020 coincides with a redesigned BEd program centred around People, Place, and Land, and a university-wide adaptation to teaching and learning during a global pandemic.