Eastern
Connecticut State University
Geography
Geography is a discipline within the
Department of
History,
Political Science, Philosophy, and Geography
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Faculty Mary Curran (Ph.D. Geography,
University of Kentucky) Webb Hall 331 Course
offerings GEO 100: INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY* An examination of various habitats of the
physical world, including mountains, deserts, and plains, with
particular emphasis on the relationship between place and self. GEO 110: URBAN GEOGRAPHY The history, nature and function of urban
settlements will be considered, with attention to problems of urban
areas that are spatial. The course also provides an introduction also
to practical problems using census data, interpretation of aerial
photography and map construction. GEO 210: GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES
AND CANADA Studies and evaluates the major economic
and geographic regions of the United States and Canada in terms of
present conditions, potential development and their relationships to
the world economy.
GEO 228: HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE
UNITED STATES The influence of geographical factors upon
the historical development of our nation and their present impact upon
our society. GEO 365: SPECIAL TOPICS GEO 480 INDEPENDENT STUDY *Fills a General
Education Requirement.
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