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Geography studies how physical, biological, and human processes shape the landscape in which we live and cause regions to differ from each other. Geography is everything!
Geographers try to:
- 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 decision making
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.
Without Geography, you're nowhere!
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Take these GEOGRAPHY courses Summer/Fall 2013! Register Now!
MCC Geography/GIS Alumni wins prestigious undergraduate award!
A former MCC Geography/GIS student recently won the "Marble-Boyle
award”, supported by Mr. Jack Dangermond of ESRI. He will be graduating from UB
this spring with a degree in Geography and a concentration in GIS. ESRI has contacted him about a potential internship this summer.
SUMMER 2013
Physical Geography I Lab (GEG 100) online or in lab
Physical Geography I Lecture (GEG 101) online or in lab
Human Geography (GEG 102)
Weather and Climate (GEG 104)
Climate Change Lab (GEG 252)
Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future (GEG 253)
FALL 2013
New Fall Courses
- Physical Geography II Lab (GEG 110) and Physical Geography II Lecture (GEG 111)
Contact: Jonathon Little jlittle@monroecc.edu or Heather Pierce
Take both and fulfill 4 SUNY Gen Education Natural Science Lab Credits
More Courses at Brighton Campus:
- Fulfill Natural Science
Requirements with:
- Physical Geography I Lab (GEG 100) - Take online too!
- Physical Geography I Lecture (GEG 101) - Take online too!
- Physical Geography II Lab (GEG 110)
- Physical Geography II Lecture (GEG 111)
- Weather and Climate (GEG 104)
- Weather and Climate (GEG 104-Hybrid)
- Digital Earth (GEG 130) Introductory GIS course - Fulfill 3 Natural Science lab credits
- Climate Change lab (GEG 252)
- Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future (GEG 253)
- Fulfill Other World Civilizations
Requirements with:
- Human Geography (GEG 102) - Take online too!
- Fulfill Social Science
Requirements with:
- Human Geography (GEG 102)
- Geography of United States and Canada (GEG 201)
- Economic Geography (GEG 211)
- Geography of Tourism
Destinations (GEG 215)
- Fulfill Sustainability
Requirements with:
- Human Geography (GEG 102)
- Physical Geography Lecture (GEG 101)
- Digital Earth (GEG 130) - An Introductory GIS course
- Economic Geography (GEG 211)
Courses at Damon Campus:
- Fulfill Social Science or Other World Civilizations Requirements and Sustainability Requirements with:
- Human Geography
- GEG 102-CC1
- Fulfill Natural Science and Sustainability Requirements with
- Physical Geography I Lab and Lecture (fall 2013)
- GEG 100-CC1
- GEG 101-CC1
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