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Nov 22, 2024
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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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G 331 Metropolitan DevelopmentFall Semester
Students will make connections and create syntheses among geography, community, leadership and professional development by studying how we understand and try to control human and environmental interactions through the lens of land use that aims to protect humans and environmental quality for multiple generations. Special attention is given to urbanization and settlement, land use planning, and certain environmental management and sustainability. Selected applications, tools, and techniques are used in teaching this as an applied geography course.
3 credit hours Satisfies Constellations - Community and Professionalism/Leader/Ent for “Generation Next”
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