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Rebecca Theobald, Ph.D., University of Colorado, 2007, Assistant Research Professor — urban governance and public services, geography education, community geography Brandon Vogt, Ph.D., Arizona State University, 2007, Associate Professor — geomorphology, GIS, rock weathering, geovisualization Eric Billmeyer, M.A., University of Colorado, 2004, Senior Instructor — fluvial geomorphology, restoration, sedimentology, geospatial tools George Bolling, M.A., University of Northern Colorado, 1980, Senior Instructor — geomorphology, glaciations Carole J. Huber, M.A., University of Colorado, 1992, Senior Instructor — world regional, sustainability, sense of place Michael P. Larkin, M.S., University of Colorado at Boulder, 2000, Senior Instructor — cultural geography, human geography EMERITAE: Eve Gruntfest, Ph.D., University of Colorado, l982, Professor Emerita — natural hazards, weather and society integrated studies Robert P. Larkin, Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University, l973, Professor Emeritus — population, geographic education UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, DENVER DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY and ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DATE FOUNDED: 1975 DEGREES OFFERED: B.A. in Geography, M.S. in Environmental Sciences, M.A. in Applied Geography and Geo-Spatial Science GRANTED 9/1/14–8/31/15: B.A. in Geography, 14 M.S. in E.S. STUDENTS IN RESIDENCE: 184 Majors, 81 Masters CHAIR: Deborah Thomas DEPARTMENT PROGRAM ASSISTANT: Sue Eddleman DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSITANT: Samantha Maslak FOR CATALOG AND UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION: Admissions, University of Colorado Denver, http://www.ucdenver.edu/apply/. For program brochures and other department information including admission to the graduate program contact: Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado Denver, Downtown Denver Campus, Box 172, PO Box 173364, Denver, CO, 80217-3364. Telephone: 303-556-2276. Fax: 303-556-6197. Internet: http://clas.ucdenver.edu/ges PROGRAMS AND RESEARCH FACILITIES: CU Denver is a dynamic university consisting of 13 schools and colleges and 140 programs spread over two campuses. Located in Downtown Denver, the Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences offers a BA in Geography, an MS in Environmental Science, and an MA in Applied Geography and Geo-Spatial Science. The department also offers a Certificate in GISci, a Certificate in Sustainable Urban Agriculture, and a Certificate in Environmental Science Education. Department research strengths are in both human and physical geography, though the faculty as a whole coalesces around the study of human-environment interaction emphasizing historic and contemporary climate change, landscape transformation, the conservation and management of cultural and natural resources, political ecology, environmental history, natural hazards and disaster management, urban sustainability, and environmental health. The department forms the core of GIS activity on campus and is a key player in the Facility for Advanced Spatial Technology (FAST) lab, which is a multidisciplinary laboratory providing state-of-the-art geospatial science technology for teaching. The lab has site licenses for the most advanced GIS, image processing and database management software available in the industry. In addition, the department has a new research-dedicated geo-spatial science laboratory and a community engagement studio space. Other department research facilities include: the Five Fridges Farm Field Research Station, a 13 acre urban farm near downtown used to support the department’s program in urban agriculture; an environmental hydrology laboratory; and a climate science laboratory. ACADEMIC PLAN, ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS, AND FINANCIAL AID: Semester plan. For admissions information, please see: http://www.ucdenver.edu/apply/ . For financial aid, please see: http://www.ucdenver.edu/aid/ FACULTY: Casey Allen, PhD., Arizona State, 2008, Associate Professor — biogeomorphology, human-environment interaction, geography and science education, Latin America and the Caribbean Peter Anthamatten, Ph.D., Minnesota, 2007, Associate Professor — medical geography, spatial analysis, cartography, GIS, nutrition, geographic education Christy Briles, P.D., University of Oregon, 2008, Assistant Professor — paleoecology, biogeography, climate change, palynology Frederick B. Chambers, Ph.D., Arizona State, 1990, Associate Professor — glacier-climate interrelationships, boundary layer climatology Yi-Chia Chen, Ph.D., Louisiana State University, Instructor -- political/cultural ecology; representation of heritage landscapes; geography of heritage tourism; construction of place identities Anne Chin, Ph.D., Arizona State, 1994, Professor — fluvial geomorphology, hydrology, environmental geomorphology Matthew Cross, M.S., Instructor — remote sensing, GIS, climatology Rudi Hartmann, Ph.D., Munich, 1983, Associate Clinical Teaching Track Professor — world regional geography, Europe, China, tourism planning, geographic education Pamela Jansma, Ph.D., Northwestern, 1988, Professor and Dean — geosciences, Global Positioning System, active tectonics of the Caribbean region Daniel Liptzin, Ph.D., Colorado Boulder, 2007 — terrestrial biogeochemistry, coupled nutrient cycles, ecosystem responses to environmental change Rafael Moreno-Sanchez, Ph.D., Colorado State, 1992, Associate Professor — land use planning, natural resources management, GIS modeling, internet mapping, Mexico Brian Page, Ph.D., California-Berkeley, 1993, Associate Professor — political economy of natural resource development, historical geography, cultural landscape studies, urban geography Gregory Simon, Ph.D., Washington, 2007, Associate Professor — environmental governance, political ecology, science studies, political economy of development, environmental history, India, US West Deborah S.K. Thomas, Ph.D., South Carolina, 1999, Associate Professor — environmental hazards and disasters, health geography, GIS, environmental health Amanda Weaver, Ph.D. University of Denver, 2014, Sr. Instructor — urban geography, GIS, geographic education Bryan Wee (Wee Shao-Chang, Bryan; Wee Shao-Zhang, Bryan) Ph.D., Purdue, 2007, Associate Professor — environmental education, sustainability, cultural geography John Wyckoff, Ph.D., Utah, 1980, Associate Professor — landscape ecology/biogeography, environmental remote sensing, GIS EMERITI FACULTY: Wes LeMasurier, Ph.D., Stanford, 1965 — igneous petrology, volcanology, volcanic geology of Antarctica 33
Martin Lockley, Ph.D., Birmingham, 1977 — paleontology, fossil footprints, evolution of consciousness UNIVERSITY OF DENVER DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY & THE ENVIRONMENT DATE FOUNDED: 1945 GRADUATE PROGRAM FOUNDED: 1947 DEGREES OFFERED: B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in Geography; M.S. in GISc (on-campus and on-line); and B.A., B.S. in Environmental Science GRANTED 9/1/14-8/31/15: 21 Bachelors (Geography), 21 Bachelors (Environmental Science), 26 Masters, 2 Ph.D. GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS IN RESIDENCE: 66 Majors, 14 Masters, 9 Ph.D. NOT IN RESIDENCE: 38 Masters ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE STUDENTS IN RESIDENCE: 104 Majors CHAIR: Andrew R. Goetz DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT TO THE CHAIR: Nicole Chauvet FOR CATALOG AND FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO: Chair, Department of Geography, University of Denver, 2050 E. Iliff Ave., Denver, Colorado 80208. Telephone (303) 871-2513. Fax (303) 871-2201. Internet: www.du.edu/geography. PROGRAMS AND RESEARCH FACILITIES: The University of Denver is the oldest independent university in the Rocky Mountain region, and has a total enrollment of over 12,000 students. Its location within a large metropolitan area in close proximity to the Rocky Mountains provides an ideal laboratory for physical and human geographers alike. At the undergraduate level, the Department offers a Geography major and minor, an Environmental Science major and minor, and minors in Geology, Geographic Information Science, Sustainability, and Tourism. At the graduate level, the Department offers both the Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Geography, with particular strength in the areas of biogeography, climatology, economic geography, geographic information science, geomorphology, global change, human environment interaction, Latin America, population, Quaternary studies, transportation geography, and urban geography. The Department also offers on-campus and online Master of Science degrees in Geographic Information Science. The applied aspects of each area are emphasized to enhance vocational opportunities for graduates. A paid internship program is available with municipal, state, and federal agencies and private firms located in the Denver area for physical geography, human geography, and geographic information science students at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Facilities at the University and within the Department provide a wide variety of teaching and research opportunities. Departmental lab facilities include a 24-seat GIS instructional lab, a 14-seat Advanced GIS Lab, a Palynology Lab, Soils Lab, Remote Sensing Lab, Climatology Lab, and a Special Projects Lab. The Department maintains an inventory of mapping grade GPS equipment and GPS processing software. We currently maintain 10 Trimble Juno SB handheld GPS units and several Garmin handheld GPS devices, as well as an ASD Spectroradiometer. The Department also maintains a community GPS base station serving the Front Range of Colorado. The University of Denver has an ESRI University Site License with most ESRI software products available. Students will find ArcInfo and Extensions installed in the GIS laboratories. We also maintain current licenses for ERDAS Imagine, ENVI, and other GIS and image processing software. In addition, the Department has an extensive map library and equipment for its geomorphology/soils/pollen laboratories. ACADEMIC PLAN, ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS, AND FINANCIAL AID: UNDERGRADUATE: The program of study includes: 1) foundation courses, 2) a core of courses intended to provide each student with knowledge fundamental to geographers, and 3) an array of classes in the areas of human, physical, and GIScience, from which the students choose. Students can also register for our block of field courses in the Fall quarter. Courses taught in the field span geographic scales from the Denver metropolitan area to our field station on Mt. Evans, to developing landscapes in Guatemala or to examine relationships between humans and the environment in Europe, Nicaragua, and in the Sonora and Baja regions of Mexico. The university also provides an all-expense paid study abroad opportunity for all undergraduate students. Admission requires submission of high school and/or college transcripts, SAT or ACT scores, a personal essay, and recommendation(s) from previous teachers or counselors. The University has available a variety of financial aid opportunities for which most students can qualify. GRADUATE: At the Doctoral level, a research-based dissertation is required, together with appropriate course work, tools, and comprehensive exam. Topical areas of focus include biogeography, climatology, economic geography, geographic information science, geomorphology, global change, human-environment interaction, Latin America, population, Quaternary studies, transportation, and urban geography. At the Master’s level, the MA in Geography includes subfields within: (1) Physical Geography, (2) Human Geography, (3) Human-Environment Interaction, or (4) Geographic Information Science. The department also offers both an on-campus and on-line MS degree program in geographic information science (MS-GISc). Geospatial technology areas include: automated cartography; geographic information systems; global positioning systems; image processing; remote sensing; air photo interpretation; and spatial analysis methods and modeling. In all cases, the Department prides itself in the ability to tailor individual programs to complement the student’s interests within a basic framework of practical requirements. Because this is a relatively small department, the student has the opportunity to work closely with his/her advisor. Admission requires submission of appropriate academic transcripts, Graduate Record Examination scores, three letters of recommendation, and applicant's statement of interest. The Department has available a number of graduate teaching and research assistantships. The assistantships carry a stipend and full tuition scholarship plus health insurance coverage. No out-of-state fees are charged to the student. FACULTY: E. Eric Boschmann, Ph.D., Ohio State University, 2008, Associate Professor — urban, economic, commuting, mixed-methods, GIS J. Michael Daniels, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 2002, Associate Professor — geomorphology, environmental change, soils, hydrology Andrew R. Goetz, Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1987, Professor and Chair — transportation, urban geography/planning, economic geography Hillary Hamann, Ph.D., University of Colorado-Boulder, 2002, Senior Lecturer — hydrology, watershed biogeochemistry, physical geography, water resources, conservation Helen Hazen, Ph.D., University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 2006, Lecturer — health and environment, environmental conservation Steven R. Hick, MA, University of Missouri, 1983, Lecturer and Director, MS-GISc Program — geographic information science, project management, cartography, criminology Michael J. Keables, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1986, Associate Professor and Interim Dean, Daniel Felix Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science — climatology, water resources, climate variability Michael W. Kerwin, Ph.D., University of Colorado, Associate Professor and Director, Environmental Science Program — Quaternary geology, dendroclimatology 34
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