Fall 2008 Courses

Welcome to the Fall 2008 semester! The following is a list of the courses offered this semester:

Physical Geography Lab (GEG 100)

Physical Geography (GEG 101)

Human Geography (GEG 102)

Weather and Climate (GEG 104)

Economic Geography (GEG 211)

Geographers teaching this Fall:
Micheal Boester
Amanda Colosimo
John Cottrell
Glenn Johnson (Weather)
Jonathon Little
Mark McClean (Weather)
Heather Pierce
Holly Schulz (Weather)

Geography’s main challenges are:

• To understand coupled human environmental systems in the face of land change
• To deliver pertinent information on the vulnerability and resilience of these systems for decisionmaking

Geography is a bridging, integrating, and synthesizing science. We combine our talents with scientists in other disciplines to make a difference as we improve people’s ability to prosper as the land changes.

from the United States Geological Survey (USGS)'s Geography Division:
http://geography.usgs.gov

Without Geography, you're nowhere!