Environmental Land-Use Analysis

Environmental Land-Use Analysis:

The correlate sequence in geography with a concentration in land-use analysis is intended for students interested in Environmental Studies. It offers a succinct program in physical geography for students interested in science education, urban planning, or environmental policy. With the consent of the adviser, one unit of earth science may be selected. The six courses taken for this concentration may be selected from the following recommended list:

• GEOG 102 - Global Geography: People, Places, and Regions
• ESCI 111 - Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene
• GEOG 220 - Cartography: Spatial Data Visualization with GIS
• GEOG 224 - GIS: Spatial Analysis
• GEOG 230 - Research Methods: Studying Sustainability at Vassar
• GEOG 250 - Urban Geography: Space, Place, Environment
• GEOG 252 - Cities of the Global South: Urbanization and Social Change in the Developing World
• GEOG 258 - Sustainable Landscapes: Bridging Place and Environment in Poughkeepsie
• GEOG 260 - Conservation of Natural Resources
• GEOG 266 - Population, Environment, and Sustainable Development
• GEOG 304 - Senior Seminar: Issues in Geographic Theory and Method
• GEOG 356 - Environment and Land-Use Planning
• GEOG 372 - Topics in Human Geography