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GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT
Professo!"s: Cole (Chairman), Crosby, Ervin, Montgomery, Tokmakian
Associate Professor; Nasse
Assistant Professors: A. Johnson, R. Lee, Markham, Norsworthy, M. Stuart
Lecturer: Helle, Panditharatna
Part-time: Read
151
The Geography Department offers a major and a minor in geography for the
bachelor of arts degree and a graduate program for the master of arts degree.
Geography offerings include undergraduate preparation for careers in regional and
urban planning (land use surveys, market area analysis); teaching; map intelligence,
real estate, cartography, weather; and preparation for graduate work.
Geography, because it integrates much information from the social and natural
sciences and because of the diversity of subject matter from which it obtains data,
offers a broad, liberal education applicable to many fields of employment. Geography
provides much insight of direcr application to teaching various courses of
study in the elementary and secondary schoQ)s. '
The department cooperates with other departments in providing for a concentration
in Asian Studies and in Latin American Studies. (See Special Programs-Asian
Area Courses, Latin American Studies)
Five of the California State Colleges, including Fresno State College, cooperate in
the management of the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories on Monterey Bay, an
establishment which offers regular course work and opportunities for research
which are applicable to graduate and undergraduate programs. Consult the chairmen
of the Geography and Biology Departments. See Special Programs-Moss
Landing Marine Laboratories; for course descriptions see Biology Department.
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY
The bachelor of arts degree with a major in geography · consists of 124 units,
including 45 units ot geography. See requirements listed below. For general degree
requirements see Degrees and Credentials. Geography courses may not meet the
social science general education requirement for geography majors. Two years of
one foreign language are recommended for majors intending to do graduate work
in geography.
GEOGRAPHY MAJOR Units
I. Geog 3, 4, 7 .... --.... --. ·-------.--------- 10
II. Elect from: Geog 103, 104, 105, 116, 120, 130, 177 11
III. Elect from: Geog ll1, ll2, ll5, 135T, 181 ------ 5
IV. Elect from: Geog 5, 108, 109, llO, 171, 182 ·- 6
Geography electives (ud) --··· ------- ----- 13
45
Additional Requirements: Introductory course in anthropology, economics, or
sociology (may be applied on general education).
GEOGRAPHY MINOR
Geography 3, 4, 7 -------------·------··· ____ to
Geography electives -----··----------· ----------- 10
20
CREDENTIAL PROGRAM
For information on the current credential program, consult the departmental
advisers and see the sections on Public School Credentials and the School of Education.
Object Description
| Title | 1968-69 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1968-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 151 |
| Full Text Search | GEOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Professo!"s: Cole (Chairman), Crosby, Ervin, Montgomery, Tokmakian Associate Professor; Nasse Assistant Professors: A. Johnson, R. Lee, Markham, Norsworthy, M. Stuart Lecturer: Helle, Panditharatna Part-time: Read 151 The Geography Department offers a major and a minor in geography for the bachelor of arts degree and a graduate program for the master of arts degree. Geography offerings include undergraduate preparation for careers in regional and urban planning (land use surveys, market area analysis); teaching; map intelligence, real estate, cartography, weather; and preparation for graduate work. Geography, because it integrates much information from the social and natural sciences and because of the diversity of subject matter from which it obtains data, offers a broad, liberal education applicable to many fields of employment. Geography provides much insight of direcr application to teaching various courses of study in the elementary and secondary schoQ)s. ' The department cooperates with other departments in providing for a concentration in Asian Studies and in Latin American Studies. (See Special Programs-Asian Area Courses, Latin American Studies) Five of the California State Colleges, including Fresno State College, cooperate in the management of the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories on Monterey Bay, an establishment which offers regular course work and opportunities for research which are applicable to graduate and undergraduate programs. Consult the chairmen of the Geography and Biology Departments. See Special Programs-Moss Landing Marine Laboratories; for course descriptions see Biology Department. BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY The bachelor of arts degree with a major in geography · consists of 124 units, including 45 units ot geography. See requirements listed below. For general degree requirements see Degrees and Credentials. Geography courses may not meet the social science general education requirement for geography majors. Two years of one foreign language are recommended for majors intending to do graduate work in geography. GEOGRAPHY MAJOR Units I. Geog 3, 4, 7 .... --.... --. ·-------.--------- 10 II. Elect from: Geog 103, 104, 105, 116, 120, 130, 177 11 III. Elect from: Geog ll1, ll2, ll5, 135T, 181 ------ 5 IV. Elect from: Geog 5, 108, 109, llO, 171, 182 ·- 6 Geography electives (ud) --··· ------- ----- 13 45 Additional Requirements: Introductory course in anthropology, economics, or sociology (may be applied on general education). GEOGRAPHY MINOR Geography 3, 4, 7 -------------·------··· ____ to Geography electives -----··----------· ----------- 10 20 CREDENTIAL PROGRAM For information on the current credential program, consult the departmental advisers and see the sections on Public School Credentials and the School of Education. |
