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Home People Class Resources About Us ... Site Map .: find out :. Facilities The Department of Geography resides in the recently renovated Derby Hall at the heart of central campus. more OSU Weather Welcome to The Ohio State University WWW weather server. Our goal is to provide timely and useful graphical and textual weather data to the general public. more Admissions The Department of Geography offers both graduate and undergraduate programs of study. Listed here are instructions for applying to our graduate program. more Links of Interest The resources listed here are Geography or Atmospheric Science related resources at Ohio State and a few general internet resources central to these disciplines. more .: info :. Welcome to The Department of Geography at Ohio State, internationally recognized as one of the top Geography programs in the nation for undergraduate and graduate studies. .: announcements :. 8th Annual OSU Severe Weather Symposium featured in The Lantern 100th AAG meeting draws huge OSU participation Three New Faculty Hired Geography featured in The Lantern New website online See our department featured in OSU's OnCampus The Department of Geography Scrapbook MANY NEW pictures from OSU Geography events Department of Geography Colloquium Series Department of Geography The Ohio State University 1036 Derby Hall

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Main Page Faculty Anderson Bain ... FAQs W elcome to the Department of Geography at Ohio University! We are a dynamic department with more than 160 majors, making it the second largest undergraduate Geography program in the state. Our graduate program has expanded to nearly 30, and we will add two new faculty members this year. If you are interested in finding out more about this growing and vibrant department, follow the quick links to the left and below. Our department will host the 2004 annual meeting of Eastern Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers (ELDAAG), October 15-16. Click here for details of the conference, registration, and submission of abstracts. We are very pleased to announce that Jeff Ueland (ABD, PhD expected June 2004, Florida State University) and Risa Whitson (ABD, PhD expected May 2004, Pennsylvania State University) will be joining our department this fall as tenure-track assistant professors. Jeff's dissertation research focuses on environmental change and management, specifically dealing with mangroves, in South Florida. Risa's dissertation research focuses on gender and the informal sector in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She also has research experience in Appalachia. Risa will hold a joint appointment with Geography and Women's Studies Calling all alumni! Please take a few minutes to fill out our

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2001 Secondary SGI The 2001 Secondary Summer Geography Institute focused on changes in the world 1945-present. Morning content presenters spoke on the topics of population, migration, urbanization, political fragmentation, the European union, economic integration, and environmentalism. The examples they used focused on material which Ohio teachers will need to stress for the new Ohio Graduation Test. In an attempt to help teachers more fully align their lessons and instruction to the new Ohio Graduation test, the afternoon lesson samples were geared to specific OGT competencies. Additionally, there were sessions on the OGT competencies, how to write the new type I and type II assessment items, alternate assessment , and creating rubrics. Participants were also guided in the creation of a web-based research assignment in the form of a Web Quest. View the culminating project requirements View images of the SGI. Click on any image to view full-size.

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