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Department Of Geography @Ohio University
The Miami University Oxford, OH - geography department. geography - Miami University web site. Our program was established in 1906, the first in a state-supported institution in ohio.
http://www-as.phy.ohiou.edu/Departments/Geography

Extractions: 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 another faculty member next year. If you are interested in finding out more about this growing and vibrant department, follow the quick links to the left and below. Calling all alumni! Please take a few minutes to fill out our alumni survey What can I do with a Geography degree?
Ohio Geographic Alliance - Geography Action!
and geography Awareness Week in your classroom. You can find professionaldevelopmentopportunities and more through The ohio Geographic Alliance.
http://paradise.sbs.ohio-state.edu/oga/geogaction.html
Clermont County, Ohio - Government Portal
Official site providing information on county agencies, history, and geography.
http://co.clermont.oh.us/

Extractions: Keywords: All County Sites Auditor Commissioners Domestic Court Engineer General Health District OEQ Park District Press Releases Recorder Sheriff Treasurer ELECTED OFFICES Auditor Clerk of Courts Commissioners Domestic Court ... Treasurer COUNTY AGENCIES Board of Elections General Health District Law Library Park District OTHER RESOURCES Links BATAVIA, OHIO. The Board of Clermont County Commissioners proclaimed April, 2003, as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Clermont County. Child abuse is defined as any mistreatment or neglect of a child that results in non accidental harm or injury which cannot be reasonably explained. Full Story HOMELAND SECURITY Homeland Advisory System Learn More Dept. of Homeland Security Ready.Gov 1-800-BE-READY (800-237-3239) LOCAL WEATHER WEATHER LINKS Ohio River Forecast Center ODOT Road Conditions Artimis Traffic Info USGS Earthquake Info TOP STORIES Citizen Newsletter Groundbreaking Set for New Clermont County Municipal Courthouse April Designated as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Clermont County Building a Better Clermont County ... more news...
Ohio Geographic Alliance - Main Page
The ohio Geographic Alliance The ohio Geographic Alliance is part of the system of state alliances established by the National Geographic Society after the 1984 "Nation At Risk" report revealed a need to revitalize K12 geography instruction. There
http://thoth.sbs.ohio-state.edu/oga

Extractions: The Ohio Geographic Alliance is part of the system of state alliances established by the National Geographic Society after the 1984 "Nation At Risk" report revealed a need to revitalize K-12 geography instruction. There are now Alliances in all 50 states, as well as the Canadian provinces and several U.S. territories.The Ohio Geography Alliance has been active since 1990, training several hundred teachers in state and regional workshops. The Ohio Geographic Alliance is housed at the Mershon Center for Strategic Issues at The Ohio States University. Dr. W. Randy Smith has served as the coordinator of OGA since its inception.There are several classroom teachers serving as "senior Teacher Consultants", and a number of geography professionals from universities throughout the state working together to: develop workshops and training institutes for Ohio teachers develop instructional materials for classroom use work with state education leaders to reestablish geography education as a priority conduct the Ohio Geography Bee support Geography Awareness Week support other geography programs for families , students, and teachers
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Memories of his life, including ohio history, culture, sports, homes, trades, government and geography.
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Parliament/6380/

Extractions: PAUL ELMER FOSTER Paul E. Foster (1919-1998, born Chagrin Falls, Ohio) is my father. This WebSite is composed of memories of his that he wrote when he first started having severe health problems and I asked him to write down his memories for me. They are reproduced here for others' enjoyment and edification. He was proud of his McFarland heritage and traced his roots back, through Richard Warren of the Mayflower, to Scotland. He has written a detailed genealogy. Perhaps his relationship to the real Mother Goose makes him such an engaging writer. He graduated from Case School of Applied Science (Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity) and was immediately commissioned into the U.S. Navy (Commander, USNR) which sent him to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After the war, he moved back to the Cleveland area and worked for Arthur G. McKee and Co. He left McKee and joined our nation's space program. What really ignited a flame in his heart was America's space program. He served as Chief of Technology Utilization and traveled all over the country speaking on the benefits and spin-offs of our space program. He met the original cast of Star Trek and credits the show with making the space program more personal to Americans. He and Julie had two children, Paul Elmer Foster, Jr. (married to Leslie Beck) and Janine Allayne Foster (married to Judge Bruce Woody), and our family traveled all over the country and to other countries. He was very active in his community and church. The songs that accompany the letters represent things which were important to him: his faith, his work, his wife and family, his friends.
Free Blank Outline Map Of Ohio
Free Blank Outline Map of ohio. ohio Information US Outline MapsIndex US Atlas Index geography Home Page ohio Map. Click the
http://geography.about.com/library/blank/blxusoh.htm
Columbus Audubon (Columbus, OH)
Promotes the appreciation, understanding, and conservation of birds, wildlife, and their habitats. Includes meeting and activity calendar, member details, and checklist.
http://www.geography.ohio-state.edu/CAS/
Geography @OU | FAQs
Graduate Chair. Department of geography. ohio University. 122 Clippinger Laboratories
http://www-as.phy.ohiou.edu/Departments/Geography/Graduate.html

Extractions: T he Master's Degree program in Geography allows for broad geographic training in environmental management, land use planning, development, and landscape studies together with the technical specializations of quantitative methods, GIS, remote sensing, and cartography. The program was founded in 1969 and the graduate program was founded in 1971. The department has approximately 150 undergraduate majors and 25 graduate students in residence. Both thesis and nonthesis options are available. Students pursuing the thesis option must complete a minimum of nine courses, seven of which must be in geography. Students must also successfully defend both the thesis proposal and the completed thesis. Students following the nonthesis option must complete a minimum of 60 credit hours of graduate study, 50 of which must be in geography. Nonthesis students must develop a program within two fields of systematic emphasis chosen from areas such as cultural, physical, resource management, population or urban, supported by at least two courses in geographic techniques. The degree is completed by passing a three-part comprehensive written examination. Geography courses that are required for both the thesis and nonthesis tracks include Quantitative Methods, Research and Writing, and at least two seminars in geography. A full listing of graduate courses may be found in the Ohio University
Genealogy In Logan County, Ohio--Geography
Genealogy in Logan County, ohio. geography. Home Genealogical Resources Table Information Townships Gazetteer Bibliography Related Pages Information.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlogan/geog.html

Extractions: Home Genealogical Resources Table Information Townships ... Related Pages Logan County is situated in west-central Ohio. Much of the eastern half of the county is hilly while the western half is flat. The county was formed in 1818 being split off from Champaign County. Logan County shares borders with Hardin County to the north, Union County to the east, Champaign County to the south, Shelby county to the west, and Auglaize County to the northwest. The county seat is Bellefontaine. The Great Miami and Mad Rivers drain the western part of the county and the smaller Mill and Rush Creeks drain the eastern part of the county. The highest elevation in Ohio is found within Logan County at Campbell's Hill (1550 feet). The county also includes Indian Lake State Park. Logan County is divided into 17 townships as follows: Township Organized Parent or town Roughly bounded by Bloomfield Miami Bloom Center Stokes Township on the north, Washington Township on the east, Pleasant Township on the south, and Shelby County on the west Bokes Creek Perry West Mansfield Hardin County on the north, Union County on the east, Perry Township on the south, and Rushcreek Township on the west
Butler County, Ohio - Geography
http//www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutle2/geography.html ©2001, Debbie Hund. All rightsreserved. dhund@cinci.rr.com American Local History Network ohio Local History
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutle2/geography.html

Extractions: These Butler County sites are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Follow the links for more detailed information, where available. The Alexander House , 22 N. College Ave., Oxford, OH - Home of Drs. Hershel D. Hinckley and William S. Alexander. Anderson-Shaffer House , 404 Ross Ave., Hamilton!, OH - Home of the founders of the Anderson-Shaffer Company Augspurger Frederick Farm, 1856 Wayne-Madison Rd., Trenton, OH Augspurger Grist Mill, Wayne-Madison Rd., Woodsdale, OH John Augspurger Farm #1, 2731 Woodsdale Rd., Trenton, OH John Augspurger Farm #2, 3046 Pierson Rd., Trenton, OH Augspurger Paper Company Rowhouse #1, Wayne-Madison Rd., Woodsdale, OH Augspurger Paper Company Rowhouse #2, Kennedy Rd., Woodsdale, OH Samuel Augspurger Farm, AKA Christholm, AKA Christian Augspurger's Home, 2070 Woodsdale Rd., Trenton, OH Samuel Augsurger House, Wayne-Madison and Kennedy Rds., Woodsdale, OH Augspurger Schoolhouse, Wayne-Madison Rd., Woodsdale, OH Austin-Magie Farm and Mill District , AKA Felix Fryman Farm, Section 14 of Oxford, OH - Site of the Austin-Pugh Mills. Later owned by David Magie who developed the "Magie Breed" of pigs, forerunner of the Poland China hog breed. Beckett-Manrod House , 2019 Stillwell-Beckett Rd., Hamilton!, OH. - Home of the founder of the Beckett Paper Company
William V. Ackerman's Personal Info Page
Associate Professor of geography, The ohio State University, Lima. Previous Positions. Ph.D.,geography, 1972. The ohio State University; MS, geography, 1968.
http://thoth.sbs.ohio-state.edu/faculty/ackerman/

Extractions: 4240 Campus Drive, Lima, OH 45804 Bill teaches courses in World Regional Geography (Geog. 200), Economic Geography (Geog. 240), Earth Systems II: Atmospheric Environment (Geog. 120) and Urban Geography (Geog. 650). He also has teaching interests in regional development and Latin America. In April of 1999, Bill was awarded the Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award, Ohio State university's highest award for teaching excellence. Bill serves on the following boards: Bill's hobbies include cycling, horseback riding and raising Russian Wolfhounds. He also owns an awesome Harley-Davidson.
Department Of Geography @Ohio University
Course , Course Name, Credits. Geog 131, Third World, 4. Geog 132, IndustrialWorld, 4. Geog 232, geography of ohio, 4. Geog 234, geography of US and Canada,4.
http://www-as.phy.ohiou.edu/Departments/Geography/tracks/geography.html

Extractions: Bain ... FAQs Geography Major (B.S. or B.A.) Major Code BS4231, BA4231 This program affords students flexibility in designing a curriculum that combines the traditions of physical and human geography, with analytical and technical skills. A geography major chooses either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree program. Both degrees include work in natural and social sciences. Most students use the B.S. option. For more information on B.S. or B.A. requirements, refer to the page. 55 HOURS of approved geography courses, including: Course # Course Name Credits Geog 101 Physical Geography Geog 121 Human Geography Geog 268 Computer Applications in Geography Geog 271 Geog 481 Senior Seminar One regional course from the following: Course # Course Name Credits Geog 131 Third World Geog 132 Industrial World Geog 232 Geography of Ohio Geog 234 Geography of US and Canada Geog 328A Historical Geography of the US Geog 330 Geography of Western Europe Geog 331 Geography of Africa Geog 333 Appalachia: Land and People Geog 335 Geography of Latin America Geog 338 Geography of Southeast Asia Two techniques courses from the following: Course # Course Name Credits Geog 360 Cartography Geog 361 Statistical Cartography Geog 365 Air Photo Interpretation Geog 466 Remote Sensing Geog 468 Automated Cartography Geog 476 Field Methods Geog 478 Principles of GIS At least 30 hours of Geography Courses at the 300-level or above. No more than 5 hours each of 485 or 490/494 can count toward the 55 hours in geography. Hours in 486 do not count toward this total. Work with your advisor to develop a plan to complete the University General Education Requirements. Majors are not permitted to take geography and required courses pass/fail.
Department Of Geology And Geography, Ohio Wesleyan University
http://www.owu.edu/~gegeweb/
The Department Of Geology And Geography, Ohio Wesleyan
The geography major includes concentrations in either physical or cultural geography.ohio Wesleyan University also offers two interdisciplinary programs
http://www.owu.edu/~gegeweb/geotext.htm

Extractions: Ohio Wesleyan University The Geology and Geography Department has a long and honored history. Ohio Wesleyan University appointed its first professor of geology in 1846. Over the next century and a half, the department grew to encompass physical and cultural geography as well as expanding its fields in geology. The geologist studies the earth environment : the materials that compose the earth, the various physical and chemical changes that occur on its surface and interior, and the history of the planet (including life) from its origin. The geographer plots the interaction between humans and their physical and cultural environment. Their pursuits may appear different, but both disciplines are linked by a common concern: to learn about the forces that have shaped our environment, the earth. Having both a traditional Natural Science discipline (geology) and a traditionally Social Science discipline (geography) in one department truly embraces the liberal-arts ideal and helps prepare students for the twenty-first century. Among liberal-arts institutions Ohio Wesleyan is unique in offering three earth-science majors, all of which lead to the bachelor of arts degree. The traditional geology major provides a strong and broad training that prepares you for graduate school, private-sector employment, and government employment. The Earth science major leads to certification for teaching at the secondary level. The Geography major includes concentrations in either physical or cultural geography. Ohio Wesleyan University also offers two interdisciplinary programs: Environmental Studies, and Urban Studies.
Ohio History Central - Nature - Geography
No single source, however, will tell you everything that you might wantto know about ohio's geography, and this program is no exception.
http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/ohc/nature/geograph/index.shtml

Extractions: Select: Index A Look at Ohio Where in the World is Ohio? Time Time in Perspective Select: Index Shaping the Land Natural Regions Mineral Resources Energy Minerals Industrial Minerals Ohio's Soils Select: Index The New Ohioans Select: Index Surveying the Land Surveying the Land Land Offices Clearing the Land Enclosing the Land Agriculture in Ohio Changes in Ohio's Farmland Milk Cows Dairy Products Poultry Milk Goats Angora Goats Mink Cash Grains Field Crops Vegetables Fruits Specialty Crops Transportation in Ohio Roads Railroads Aviation Geography is the study of the earth's surface. It helps us to know and understand the planet on which we live. Geographers are interested in the earth's physical features as well as the distribution of plants, animals and humans. Geographers use techniques such as observation, surveying, analysis and mapping. They study and describe many details: natural structures such as mountains; human structures such as cities; natural divisions such as oceans; political divisions such as counties; human activities. And they learn how all of these things relate to one another. We have designed this interactive, multimedia program to be an introduction to the Geography of Ohio. No single source, however, will tell you everything that you might want to know about Ohio's geography, and this program is no exception. Therefore, you may want to consult some other sources after using this program. This is especially true if you are writing a paper or report, or if you are preparing for a talk. The web links and books listed below have been used extensively in preparing this program. If you want to look further into the wonderful world of geography, you will find a great deal of useful data and information in these resources.
Ohio History Central - Nature - Geography - Using The Land - Lakes, Rivers & Can
BY KEYWORD go to ohio History Central index. Thirteen of the state's major streamsand rivers flow directly into Lake Erie. ohio River and its Tributaries.
http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/ohc/nature/geograph/using/lakes.shtml

Extractions: Facts (1995) Ohio's streams flow into Lake Erie to the north, and the Ohio River to the south and southeast. There are more than 400 miles of waterways along Ohio's southern border that can be used by commercial boats. Ohio has 45 watersheds. Ohio has eight Lake Erie Ports. Ohio has more than 3,300 named rivers and streams and an equally large number of smaller unnamed branches. Today, there are above 60,000 lakes, reservoirs, and ponds in Ohio. Lake Erie and The Lake Erie Drainage The Lake Erie shoreline makes Ohio part of the largest fresh water navigation system in the world, the Great Lakes. Today, the Great Lakes connect Ohio to the Atlantic Ocean and world markets by way of the St. Lawrence Seaway. One hundred years ago, the connection was by way of Lake Erie and the Erie Canal, which connects Lake Erie with the Hudson River and New York City's harbor. About one-fourth of Ohio's surface area drains to Lake Erie. Thirteen of the state's major streams and rivers flow directly into Lake Erie.
State Climatologist For Ohio
data. Professor John Rayner of the Department of geography at OhioState was the first state climatologist under this arrangement.
http://www.geography.ohio-state.edu/faculty/rogers/statclim.html

Extractions: The State Climatology Office for Ohio strives to acquire, archive, process and disseminate all climate and weather information that is of value to public officials and organizations, corporations, research scientists, and private citizens of the state. The fact that there is a state climatology office is not widely known around Ohio and many of the requests are either from central Ohio or they are from other states, from persons that know of climate services in their home state. People come to this website because they are interested in finding Ohio climate data. The following web links will hopefully help you find such information. Many have free information but invariably the detailed and specific data needs that most people have will be available for a fee. Climate data is increasingly only available at cost, so appreciate the free sites listed in the second group. National Climatic Data Center . A wide variety of data can be purchased from the NCDC. It is the ONLY source for climate data admissible in court for legal cases. One of the most often requested forms of surface climate data available is: Daily Local Climatological Data since 1996 for over 300 stations nationally and containing temperature, humidity, wind speed, cloud cover and significant weather data, both daily and for certain periods of the day. Other types of data are also available from the same Local Climatological Data web link.
International Association For Urban Climate
http://www.geography.ohio-state.edu/UrbanClimate/
Eugene McCann, Dept. Of Geography, Ohio State
ohio State geography Home. Eugene McCann Assistant Professor mccann.80@osu.edu.Department MA, 1993, Miami University, ohio, geography. MA
http://geog-www.sbs.ohio-state.edu/faculty/mccann/home.html

Extractions: Ph.D., 1998 University of Kentucky, Geography , (with a Certificate in Social Theory M.A., 1993 Miami University, Ohio, Geography M.A. (Hons.), 1991 University of Glasgow, Scotland, Geography Research Interests My research and teaching interests fall into four broad, interrelated categories: The politics of planning and economic development; identity politics and urban struggle; the critical study of space, place and geographic representation; and the 'New Urbanism.' A central theme connecting these research projects is a concern for how place is shaped, by whom, and in whose interests (and at whose expense). Empirical foci range from urban growth management and landscape preservation, to urban street protest and the changing shape of the built environment in US cities. Representative papers, with abstracts, are here.
Ohio State University - Department Of Geography
Birkenholtz.1@osu.edu. Address. Department of geography, The ohio State University.1036 Derby Hall, 154 North Oval Mall, Columbus, Oh 43210. Tel. (614) 2922514.
http://geog-www.sbs.ohio-state.edu/grads/tbirkenh/

Extractions: Trevor Birkenholtz Birkenholtz.1@osu.edu Department of Geography, The Ohio State University 1036 Derby Hall, 154 North Oval Mall, Columbus, Oh 43210 Tel.: (614) 292-2514 Publications Robbins and Birkenholtz. 2002. (Forthcoming) Turfgrass Revolution: Measuring the Expansion of the American Lawn Land Use Policy. Robbins, Polderman, and Birkenholtz. 2001. Lawns and Toxins: an Ecology of the City Cities: The International Journal of Urban Policy and Planning Savoca, Tobias, Sadorf, and Birkenholtz. 1996. Herbicides and Nitrates in the Iowa River Alluvial Aquifer Prior to Changing Land Use, Iowa County, Iowa, 1996 1997: U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet FS-085-97, 4p.

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