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Richard A. Marston, Head
Professors: Blake, Goodin, J. Harrington, L. Harrington, Marston, Paul, Price, and White; Associate Professors: Sh. Hutchinson, Lu, Martin, and Smith; Assistant Professors: Caldas, Daniels, and McLauchlan; Adjunct Professors: Lulla, Oviatt, and Seamon; Emeriti Professors: Bussing, DeBres-Cole, Kromm, Self, Seyler, Siddall, B. Smith, and Stover.
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785-532-6727
Fax: 785-532-7310
E-mail: geography@k-state.edu
www.k-state.edu/geography
Geographers study the differences in human activities from one place to another, assess human impacts and responses to the environment, and resolve vital questions about current national and international situations.
Geographers also pursue more theoretical inquiry into the major problems of human society by examining spatial structure and processes using various techniques of mathematical and cartographic analysis of spatial phenomena, computer mapping, geographic information systems, and remote sensing.
A typical and traditional problem in geography concerns human impact on the land. Air pollution, contamination of waterways, decaying urban areas, destruction of the landscape, and the like, can only be well understood by examining the interrelations of factors such as technology, population density, legal structure, affluence, cultural traditions, and environment.
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Certificate
Minor
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