University of Delaware Geography Department

The Geography Department provides instruction and research in the broad discipline of geography, studying how physical, biological, and cultural processes shape the landscape in which we live and cause regions to differ from each other. We provide six different degree programs, an internationally known research agenda, and a long tradition of service and outreach in education and climatic data services.

2003 FALL SEMINAR SERIES

DATE:	SPEAKER:	TITLE:
September 19	Leigh Glover Policy Fellow Center for Energy and Environmental Policy University of Delaware	A New Look at Climate Change Politics
September 26	McKay Jenkins Associate Professor Journalism Program Department of English University of Delaware	Tenth Mountain Division in Germany during WWII
October 3	Clint Rowe Associate Professor Department of Geosciences University of Nebraska Lincoln	Land-Atmosphere Interactions in the Nebraska Sand Hills
October 10	Robert Guarino Meteorologist FOX-29, WTXF Philadelphia	TV Weather and Forecasting
October 17	Leigh Glover Policy Fellow Center for Energy and Environmental Policy University of Delaware (rescheduled from Sep 19th)	A New Look at Climate Change Politics
October 24	Jeffrey Underwood Assistant Professor Department of Geography Southern Illinois University Carbondale	Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Patterns Associated with Post-wildfire Debris Flow and Flash Floods in Colorado
October 31	No Seminar
November 7	Claire Parkinson Aqua Project Scientist Goddard Space Flight Center NASA Greenbelt	Sea Ice in the Global System: Insights from Numerical Models and Satellite Data
November 14	No Seminar
November 21	Joshua Duke Assistant Professor Department of Food Resource Management University of Delaware	Public Preferences for Land Preservation in Delaware
November 28	No Seminar-Thanksgiving Break
December 5	Andreas Muenchow Associate Professor Physical Ocean Science and Engineering College of Marine Studies University of Delaware	Tentative - Freshwater Discharge from the Arctic to the North Atlantic