Undergraduate Catalog 1995/1996
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Minor— French Required courses: FR201-202 College French I and II FR221-222 French Conversation 111 and IV FR351-352 Advanced French Language I and II FR321-322 Advanced Conversation 1 and II FR361 Development of French Culture and Lit I 21 6sh 4sh 6sh 2sh 3sh Department of Geography and Regional Planning Susan E. Forbes, Chairperson; Begg, Bencloski, Buckwalter, Miller, G. Sechrist, R. Sechrist, Shirey; and professors emeriti Gault, Kulkanii, Payne, Tepper, Weber Geography has several traditio...ns of study. Two of the more important traditions are the study of relationships between humans and en\'ironment or the ecological tradition and the study of spatial organization, which involves the way people use space on the earth's surface. In both traditions the focus is on understanding regions of the world and the interactions within and between them. Geographers make important contributions to the understanding of all aspects of humankind's use of and impact on the earth's surface.
Regional Planning involves preparing for the fiiture.
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Minor— French Required courses: FR201-202 College French I and II FR221-222 French Conversation 111 and IV FR351-352 Advanced French Language I and II FR321-322 Advanced Conversation 1 and II FR361 Development of French Culture and Lit I 21 6sh 4sh 6sh 2sh 3sh Department of Geography and Regional Planning Susan E. Forbes, Chairperson; Begg, Bencloski, Buckwalter, Miller, G. Sechrist, R. Sechrist, Shirey; and professors emeriti Gault, Kulkanii, Payne, Tepper, Weber Geography has several traditio...ns of study. Two of the more important traditions are the study of relationships between humans and en\'ironment or the ecological tradition and the study of spatial organization, which involves the way people use space on the earth's surface. In both traditions the focus is on understanding regions of the world and the interactions within and between them. Geographers make important contributions to the understanding of all aspects of humankind's use of and impact on the earth's surface.
Regional Planning involves preparing for the fiiture.
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