41. SDSU Library Guide To Nursing Reseaerch - Books SDLN Graphic The SDLN Catalog (south dakota Library Network other databases, formaterials related to geography. general call numbers for locating books are http://lib.sdstate.edu/lib02/geographybooks.html

Guide to Geography Books, Videos and Other Materials Return to Menu The SDLN Catalog (South Dakota Library Network) is used to determine the location of books, periodicals, and media resources in Hilton M. Briggs Library. Help and instructions for searching the SDLN Catalog can be obtained by clicking on the help icon on each page while searching. Click here for help getting started with the catalog. Books and media resources are arranged on the shelves according to the Library of Congress classification system Subject Headings and Call Numbers for Geography Listed below are selected broad subject headings that can be used to search the SDLN Catalog , or possibly other databases, for materials related to Geography. General call numbers for locating books are listed for each subject heading. The use of more specific subject headings or keywords is recommended for most topics. Contact a librarian (688-5570 or 800-786-2038) for help with search terminology. Subject Headings Call Numbers Geography Ancient Geography Voyages and Travels Polar Regions Atlases Globes Maps Mathematical Geography, Cartography

42. The NDSU Libraries--North Dakota Resources On The Internet Resources on the Internet general Information / Tourism Geology geography Northdakota Geological Survey; Minnesota, North dakota and south dakota Red River of http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/reference/ndakotageo.html

SITEMAP Home Research ND Resources ... Understanding Web Search Tools North Dakota Resources on the Internet General Information Health Media Libraries ... Geology in North Dakota Resource Site Includes descriptions and photographs of geologic features and processes in North Dakota, as well as maps and space images for the state. The site also provides links to other internet resources on the state's geology and its mineral and water resources. The Geologic Story of the Great Plains A nontechnical description of the origin and evolution of the landscape of the Great Plains by Donald E. Trimble (Geological Survey Bulletin 1493) The Glacial Lake Agassiz by Warren Upham Hydrology of Prairie Potholes in North Dakota (Geological Survey Professional Paper 585) Evapotranspiration and the Water Budget of Prairie Potholes in North Dakota by Jelmer B. Shjeflo (585-B) Ground-Water Hydrology of Prairie Potholes in North Dakota by Charles E. Sloan (585-C)

43. The NDSU Libraries--North Dakota Resources On The Internet Weather Climate / Geology geography / Agriculture general Information Northdakota State Data Center Includes to sites in North dakota and south dakota. http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/reference/ndakotagen.html

SITEMAP Home Research ND Resources General Information Evaluating Internet Resources FAQ's Research By Subject Area Guide to Reference Materials ... Understanding Web Search Tools North Dakota Resources on the Internet Health Media Libraries Education General Information North Dakota State Data Center Includes information about the Center, online information for North Dakota (population, economic, housing, agricultural, and Geographic Information System (GIS)), services available, a publications list with a printable order form, links to other useful sites for data, and a data request form. NDSU Extension Service Includes news releases and other Extension information, other ag-related web sites, and good starting points for Internet exploration. N.D. State Fact Sheet A concise statistical summary of North Dakota by the Economic Research Service of the USDA. Updated three or four times a year, as new data becomes available. North Dakota Biography Index Searchable database that indexes over 138,000 biographical sketches found in some 540 publications.

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SOUTH DAKOTA BOARD OF REGENTS Policy Manual SUBJECT: System Undergraduate Admissions NUMBER: Authorization for Individual Institutional Policies Each university may adopt specific admission regulations, consistent with law and the requirements set by the Board of Regents, as may be required for each school or program to assure acceptable student preparation and enrollment levels. A copy of such regulations and any subsequent amendments shall be filed with the Executive Director and shall be subject to review by the Board of Regents. Undergraduate Admissions Requirements A. Baccalaureate Degree Admissions for High School Graduates For admission to baccalaureate degree programs, high school graduates must: meet the minimum course requirements with an average grade of C (2.0 on a 4.0 scale); OR demonstrate appropriate competencies in discipline areas where course requirements have not been met; AND rank in the top 60 percent of their high school graduating class; OR obtain an ACT composite score of 18 (SAT-I score of 870) or above; OR obtain a high school GPA of at least 2.6 on a 4.0 scale.

47. Wiley :: CV: Earth Through Time, Sixth Edition, ACP: Course Notes For University Wiley geography Earth Science general Earth Science CV Earth ThroughTime, Sixth Edition, ACP Course Notes for University of south dakota SET. http://www.wiley.com/cda/product/0,,047000519X,00.html

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ESRI Conservation Program Resources: Native/First Nations: Papers 1 Jump To Page: Jump to Papers (ECP and CTSP grantees, reports, and other sites of interest for conservation geograpy, mapping and GIS . Grantees are coded by program and year of grant at the end of their name/state, i.e. e91 means ECP grant in 1991. c=cstp, cm=ctsp-mac, cs=ctsp-software) Scholarly papers and ESRI Conference Proceedings Applying Computing Technology to Preserve Cultural Inheritance GIS Implementation in Wisconsin Winnebago Nation (1995 Paper, HE, PING, Ph.D) (Editor's note: the Winnebago call themselves by their self name, the Ho Chunk nation, and request that others use this name as well)..."The integration of technology with cultural concerns on an early stage of setting up, involving the Winnebago people in training and using existing sources to develop various applications were keys to the progress of the Winnebago GIS program." GIS Implementation at the Squamish Nation Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as Decision Support Tool(s) to Incorporate Indigenous Knowledge in Aquatic Resources Management in Lao PDR Indigenous Land-Use Information Project (School of Applied Geography, Ryerson Polytechnic University, 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 2K3. Contact: Professor Frank Duerden, School of Applied Geography, Ryerson Polytechnic University or Dr. Richard Kuhn, Department of Geography, University of Guelph. ) Proposal for a 3-year study: " Increasing attention is being paid to means of incorporating indigenous land use information in the overall land use and resource development process in the Canadian north."

50. South Dakota Resources - Archaeology geography and Maps. Archaeological Sites. University of south dakota ArchaeologyLaboratory, Plains research. Current Researchers. general Information. http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blussd.htm

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51. Geography Louis and a general map of the Missouri River system and geography OF THE GREAT PLAINS. Northdakota and Wyoming, and the Badlands of south dakota lay within it http://homepages.uni-tuebingen.de/student/afra.korfmann/geography.html

Geographic aspects of the expedition Exploring the west: How all began When Thomas Jefferson became President of the United States little was known about the western part of North America. There had been many expeditions but rarely any went far into the West. One exception was the expedition of Robert Gray in 1792. He sailed up the the mouth of the river called Columbia. Trappers and traders made also their way into the West, but even they didn't cross the Country up to the Pacific coast. Thomas Jefferson was keen on knowing more about the West of the country and that was why he asked Congress for $ 2,500 for an expedition. Jefferson's arguments towards the importance for such an expedition were not the only reason for Congress to invest money in the plan, but also the fact that Napoleon, in need of money for his expansory wars in Europe, sold a large area to the United States. So when he was allowed the sum he asked for, he confronted William Clark with his plan. Some of the tasks were: Ascending the Missouri to its source, crossing the Continental Divide and descending the Columbia River to its mouth. For the complete version of Jefferson's letter to Lewis and Clark klick here Cartographic challenge Before the expedition was assembled in Illinois during the winter of 1803/1804, William Clark had made himself familiar with cartographic tools like map making and latitude and longitude fixing. He studied maps and geographic information provided by Lewis, and practiced using the octant and sextant.

52. Resume FX - Recruiter List By Geography general Recruiters worldwide 9110 (general Recruiters are not includedin this list). USA - south dakota, 5, USA - Tennessee, 119. http://resume.mosaicfx.com/recr_list_by_geo.phtml

53. CIA - The World Factbook 2002 -- United States geography note Definition Field Listing world's third Island, south Carolina,south dakota, Tennessee, Texas Definition Field Listing general assessment a http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/us.html

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54. LC Classification: F - History: United States Local And America E History United States G - geography 1-975, United States Local History. 646-660,south dakota. 661-675, Nebraska. 965, US Territories (general). http://www.info.library.yorku.ca/yorkline/lc/f.html

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55. Census 2000 Housing Unit Counts Housing Counts Main FAQs geography Notes. all or many MCDs are generalpurposegovernmental Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, south dakota, Vermont, and http://quickfacts.census.gov/hunits/notes.html

Housing Counts Main FAQs Geographic Notes Many of the geographic entities presented on this site are active governmental units; that is, they are general-purpose governments that have legally established boundaries and names, and have elected or appointed officials who have the power to carry out a variety of legally prescribed functions, provide services for the residents of the governmental unit, and raise revenues. Alaska Native Regional Corporations and Hawaiian home lands are legal entities, but the U.S. Census Bureau does not classify them as governmental units. Other entitiesOklahoma tribal statistical areas, tribal designated statistical areas, state designated American Indian statistical areas, Alaska Native village statistical areas, Alaska's "census areas," and the census designated places in Hawaii and Puerto Rico are statistical entities; that is, geographic entities whose boundaries are specially delineated for statistical purposes and do not have a legal basis. United States The United States consists of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.

56. Augustana College: Center For Western Studies Heads South Dakota History Project The history is intended for general readers, college students, and teachers of SouthDakota history. Major topics to be addressed are geography, Plains Indian http://www.augie.edu/news/pressrel/general/2002/oct/gen1_28.html

Contact: Bruce Conley, News Information Director Phone: (605) 274-5526 Fax: (605) 274-4903 e-mail: bruce_conley@augie.edu www.augie.edu October 28, 2002 Center for Western Studies Heads South Dakota History Project SIOUX FALLS - Historians from throughout South Dakota and from other states are at work on a new history of South Dakota, scheduled for publication in 2004 in celebration of the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The project is under the editorial direction of the publications committee of the Center for Western Studies of Augustana College, with Harry Thompson as managing editor. Thompson is director of research collections and publications at the Center for Western Studies. Responding to the need for a fresh interpretation of South Dakota's past, the new history will emphasize the diversity of the state's cultural and geographic identities. The most recent histories of the state - by Herbert Schell, John R. Milton, and Robert Karolevitz - were published in the 1970s. Planning for the new state history began in 2001. The new history will feature essays by nationally recognized authors as well as full-length chapters by noted scholars. The history is intended for general readers, college students, and teachers of South Dakota history. Major topics to be addressed are geography, Plains Indian history and culture, exploration, immigration, politics, the Black Hills, ranching, farming, religious, educational, and medical institutions, town-sites, urbanization, literature and the arts, and the challenge of cultural change.

57. South Dakota State University: Detail grant institution and is also south dakota's largest university Science, French Studies,general Agriculture, general Studies, geography, German, Health http://www.collegexpress.com/collegesearch/collegeDetail.asp?scid=1100501

58. Department Of Geology/Geography --- Eastern Illinois University general geology or geography with a general, environmental, or The Department ofGeology/geography also runs its in the Black Hills of south dakota, has been http://www.eiu.edu/~geoscience/

Our program is designed to provide each student with a strong, broad background in geology and/or geography, yet is sufficiently flexible to allow students freedom to follow their own interests. The student may choose either general geology or geography with a general, environmental, or geographic techniques/spatial analysis emphasis. Ample opportunity is available for independent student research and internships in the student's chosen field of study. Such research is an integral part of the curriculum regardless of the option chosen. Our Introductory Laboratories serve both as a lab for introductory geology and geography students, classroom for several upper-level geology and geography courses, and other department gatherings such as special seminars and lectures. Subdisciplines within the department have their own research laboratories Booth Library offers a wide range of journals, books, maps, catalogues, and CD-ROMs for student and faculty use. Accessible from the library, and anywhere on campus, is Illinet Online, GeoRef, and other science reference sources. Our laboratories contain not only field and lab equipment with ample table space, but also Power Macintosh and Pentium IV computers, loaded with such software as StereoNet, Statistica, ArcView, Surfer, ENVI/IDL, and AutoCAD, which have become integral learning tools in today's changing classroom.

59. MSU Library - Staff Pages general studies, geography, and military science sections call number in the generalcollection; A,B Serials Librarian (19811982) south dakota State University http://www.lib.mankato.msus.edu/staff/schwartzkopf.html

MSU Library - Staff Pages Becky Schwartzkopf Masters in Library Science, M.S., Continuing Studies Department Chair - Associate Professor Serials Librarian E-mail: becky.schwartzkopf@mnsu.edu Home Page: http://www.lib.mnsu.edu/staff/schwartzkopf.html Voice: FAX: RESPONSIBILITIES As Department Chair for the Library Department, I coordinate activities of the department through cosultation with library faculty and the Dean of Library Services. As Serials Librarian, I coordinate collection development activities for serial subscriptions and supervise the preservation area. Additionally, I serve as a pre-major advisor and have reference and collection development responsibilities. Reference services include: Scheduled reference desk hours Appointments for individual assistance Library orientation/tours Internet instruction Research consultation Collection development responsibilities include: Geography Department (Faculty contact: Branko Colakovic ) and Ethnic Studies Department (Faculty contact: Hanh Huy Phan General studies, geography, and military science sections of the reference collection

60. Building The Intellectual Bridge To The 21st Century, General Session Of The EPS They come from south dakota and south Carolina, from Maine and Factors such as race,ethnicity and geography should not be limiting factors in any way. http://www.nsf.gov/od/lpa/forum/lane/nlepscor.htm

DR. NEAL LANE DIRECTOR NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GENERAL SESSION OF THE EPSCoR CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, DC SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 BUILDING THE INTELLECTUAL BRIDGE TO THE 21st CENTURY Good morning. Let me begin by saying how delighted I am to join Jack Gibbons and Governor Geringer and all of you for this year's EPSCoR Conference and discuss the future of science and education and the role of the EPSCoR states. I would also like to thank our moderator Dr. Luther Williams, Rich Anderson and all the EPSCoR staff and of course Joe Danek, for their fine work in putting together this year's conference and for making the EPSCoR program a model for supporting excellent research and education. So I look forward to a thoughtful and rich exchange of ideas on how the EPSCoR program can contribute to the meeting the challenges facing the research and education community as we approach the next century. Before I begin my comments this morning, I must confess to being somewhat disappointed that we are be here in Washington for this year's meeting. While I'm sure that most of you are happy to be here to get the scoop about what is happening inside the beltway, I was hoping to get outside the confines of DC to visit one of your states. Actually, I was hoping we'd be meeting in:

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