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.

2005 SPRING SEMINAR SERIES

DATE:	SPEAKER:	TITLE:
February 18	Cancelled!
February 25	Open
March 4	Dr. Diane Stanitski NOAA	Advancing the Global Ocean Observing System for Climate
March 11	Daniel J. Leathers Professor and Chair Department of Geography University of Delaware	From Barons to Barrens: Logging and its Environmental Consequences in North-Central Pennsylvania
March 18	Dr. Robert Schwartz Ball State University Muncie, IN	Climatology and Societal Impacts of Florida's 2004 Hurricane Season
March 25	No Seminar - Spring Break
April 1	No Seminar - Spring Break
April 8	No Seminar - AAG Meetings
April 15	Martin C. Brueckner Assistant Professor Department of English University of Delaware	Literacy and Empire: The ABC's of Geography and the Rule of Territoriality in Early 19th Century America
April 22	Nancy Targett Professor and Interim Dean College of Marine Studies University of Delaware	Scents of the Sea
April 29	Mike Jarvis NOAA	Damage Assesment and Restoration
May 6	Tibor Toth Assistant Director Graduate Studies University of Delaware	Central Europe: From Soviet Hegemony to Cultural Differentiation
May 13	Open

Seminar Series Coordinator: Bunkse
(Last updated 3/13/05)