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Geography at Nevada emphasizes human-environment interactions. Our curriculum and research specialize in the study of desert and mountain landscapes and people in arid and mountainous environments. The Department emphasizes the integration of human and physical geography and encourages the use of geospatial technologies (GIS, Remote Sensing, and Cartography). Our approach encourages problem solving that utilizes spatial reasoning and the analysis of questions at multiple spatial scales: local, regional and global.
*** Student Awards 2008-2009 *** Scheid Award - Steve ConnettDepartment Outstanding Bachelor Award - Michael Freeman Department Outstanding MS Land Use Planning Award - Robert Rule Department Outstanding MS Geography Award - Candace Wheeler The Geography Department houses several research facilities:a Dendrochronology laboratory and palynology laboratory for paleoclimate reconstruction, a Geospatial Lab and two instructional GIS Labs, the Nevada State Climatologist and UNR weather station, an extensive map collection, and equipment for field studies focusing on mountain environments, climatology and environmental reconstruction. The Department contains a laboratory for cartography, computer mapping, and GIS (Geographic Information Systems). The Department is also a member of the Geographic Alliance in Nevada (GAIN). The Department of Geography offers a Bachelor of Arts in Geography and a Bachelor of Science in Geography. A Master of Science(MS) in Geography , Master of Science (MS) in Land Use Planning Policy, and a Ph.D in Geography.
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