DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY STATE UNIVERSITY-SAN MARCOS

ACADEMIC PROGRAM REVIEW SELF-STUDY REPORT 2001-2007

April 2008

PPS 8.10 Form 1A

TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: D. AUGUSTIN Title: REGENTS’ PROFESSOR

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Doctor of Arts 1976 University of Northern Colorado Geography

Master of Arts 1968 University of Geography

Bachelor of Arts 1964 Hastings College Geography

C. University Experience

Position University Dates

Professor Texas State University-San Marcos 2003-Present

Professor Southwest Texas State University 1987-2003

Associate Professor Southwest Texas State University 1980-1987

Assistant Professor Southwest Texas State University 1978-1980

Associate Professor Northwest Missouri State University 1977-1978

Assistant Professor Northwest Missouri State University 1969-1977

Instructor Northeastern State College 1968-1969

Assistant Instructor University of Kansas 1964-1968

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.) Fifteen hours of intensive Spanish language credits from the University of Guanajuato, administered by the Instituto Allende in San Miguel de Allende, , 1990.

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

Regents’ Professor: Texas State University Systems Board of Regents, Austin, TX, August 21, 2007

Who’s Who Among American Teachers, Educational Communications, Inc., Austin, TX, June 9, 2007

Professor of the Year: Awarded by the Non-Traditional Student Organization, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, May, 2007

Outstanding Support Award: Awarded by the unanimous vote of the Board of Directors of the National Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conferences of Howard University, the University of Miami, State University of New York-Binghamton and Texas State University, April 28, 2007

Outstanding Service Award: Department of Geography 13th Annual Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April 28, 2007

Foundations of Excellence Award: (for teaching and mentoring students), Student Foundations, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April, 2007

Favorite Professor: Delta Gamma Fraternity, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, November, 2006

Favorite Professor: Alpha Delta Phi Scholarship Banquet, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, October, 2006

Faculty Author Recognition: President’s Faculty Authors Reception, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, Fall, 2006

Outstanding Educator: San Marcos Chamber of Commerce, San Marcos, Texas, May, 2006

Professor of International Studies: Appointment as Professor of International Studies by the Provost’s Office, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, Spring, 2006

Favorite Professor Award, Alpha Chi Honor’s Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, , 2006

Favorite Professor: Sterry Residence Hall, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, November, 2005

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award: National Council for Geographic Education, Birmingham, Alabama, November, 2005

Favorite Professor: Alpha Delta Phi Scholarship Banquet, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, October 6, 2005

Piper Professor Teaching Award, Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation, , Texas, 2005

Everett Swinney Faculty Senate Teaching Excellence Award: Texas State University Faculty Senate, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, 2005

Leadership and Service Award: Texas State University Development Services, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April, 2005

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Founding 100 Award: Center for Texas Music History, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April, 2005

Foundations of Excellence Award: (for teaching and mentoring), Student Foundations, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April, 2005

Who’s Who Among American Teachers: Educational Communications, Inc. Austin, Texas, February, 2005

Faculty Author Recognition: President’s Faculty Authors Reception, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, Spring, 2005

Best Class-Geography With Byron Augustin: The 2004 Guide to Texas Colleges and Universities, Texas Monthly Magazine, Fall, 2004

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activity: School of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, Fall, 2004

Outstanding Educator: San Marcos Chamber of Commerce, Dunbar Recreation Center, San Marcos, Texas, May 13, 2004

Outstanding Leadership Award: Department of Geography 10th Annual Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April 24, 2004

Outstanding Teacher: Delta Gamma Fraternity, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April 8, 2004

Who’s Who Among American Teachers: Educational Communications, Inc., Lake Forest, Illinois, February, 2004

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship Banquet, San Marcos Community Center, San Marcos, TX, November, 2003

Presidential Award for Excellence in Service: Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, August, 2003

Twenty-five Years of Service Award: Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April 30, 2003

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, February 14, 2003

Recognition of Achievement Award: Department of Athletics, Strahan Coliseum, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, December, 2002

Award of Distinction: The Arab American Cultural and Community Center Gala, Intercontinental Hotel, Houston, TX, November, 2002

International Programs Professor of the Year: International Studies Association, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 2002

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 2002

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship Banquet, San Marcos Community Center, San Marcos, TX, November, 2001

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 2001

Who's Who Among American Teachers: Educational Communications, Inc., Lake Forest, IL, Page 3 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

November, 2000 SWT Faculty Mentor of the Year: Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 2000

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 2000

Favorite Faculty Award: Order of Omega Gamma, Interfraternity Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1999

SWT Quarterly Team Award: Freshman Orientation Program, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, December, 1999

Distinguished Service Award: World Affairs Council-National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, , DC, November, 1999

Who’s Who Among American Teachers: Educational Communications, Inc., Lake Forest, IL, October, 1999

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1999

Outstanding Service Award: Department of Geography 4th Annual Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1998

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1998

State Guest of the Emirate of Qatar: A formal invitation from the royal family of Qatar to present a copy of the book, Qatar, authored by Byron and Rebecca Augustin, to Her Highness, Sheikha Mozah Al-Misnad, Consort to the His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifah Al-Thani. The presentation was made at the Al- Wajbah Royal Palace in Doha, Qatar on December 21, 1997

Outstanding Mentor: Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1997

NTSO Professor of the Year: Non-Traditional Student Organization, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, March, 1997

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1997

Faculty Scholar: A six-year appointment to the National Faculty of Atlanta, Georgia, January, 1997

Presidential Award for Outstanding Photography In Arab and Islamic Culture: National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, September, 1996

Outstanding Mentor: Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1996

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1996

Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers: Educational Communications, Inc., Lake Forest, IL, February, 1996

Outstanding Editor of a State Newsletter: National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, September, 1995

Presidential Excellence In Teaching Award: Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September, 1995

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Joseph J. Malone Faculty Fellowship: Award for two weeks of intensive studies in Arabic and Islamic culture in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, May, 1995 ($12,000)

Joseph J. Malone Faculty Fellowship: Award for two weeks of intensive studies in Arabic and Islamic culture in the United Arab Emirates and Oman, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, January, 1995 ($12,000)

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1995

Teaching Award of Honor: Southwest Texas State University Alumni Association, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September, 1994

Joseph J. Malone Faculty Fellowship: Award for two weeks of intensive studies in Arabic and Islamic culture in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, May, 1993 ($9,000)

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1993

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1992

Literacy Award: San Marcos Student Reading Council, San Marcos, TX, September, 1992

Favorite Professor Award: Alpha Chi Honors Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 1991

Friend of SLAC Award: Award presented for dedicated service to the Student Learning Assistance Center, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1991

Joseph J. Malone Faculty Fellowship: Award for two weeks of intensive studies in Arabic and Islamic Culture in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, March/April, 1989, ($7,500)

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award: National Council for Geographic Education, Toronto, Canada, November, 1984

Educator of the Year Award: Associated Student Government, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1983

Outstanding Young Men of America: Jaycee Chapter, Maryville, MO, May, 1978

Merit Award: For development of a curriculum unit for the Bicentennial issue of the Journal of Geography, National Council for Geographic Education, San Francisco, CA, October, 1976

Outstanding Teacher Award: Associated Student Government, Northwest Missouri State University, 1970

B. Courses Taught:

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

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D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

Augustin, Byron, and Jake Kubena, Iraq: Enchantment of the World, Scholastic Library Publishing, Danbury, CN, March, 2006

Augustin, Byron, Paraguay: Enchantment of the World, Scholastic Library Publishing, Danbury, CN, September, 2005

Augustin, Byron, Panama: Enchantment of World, Scholastic Library Publishing, Danbury, CN, February, 2005

Augustin, Byron, A to Z: Dominican Republic, Children’s Press, A Division of Scholastic Library Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, 2005

Augustin, Byron, and Rebecca Augustin, A to Z: Greece, Children’s Press, A Division of Scholastic Library Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, 2005

Augustin, Byron, and Rebecca Augustin, A to Z: England, Children’s Press, A Division of Scholastic Library Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, 2005

Augustin, Byron, United Arab Emirates: Enchantment of the World, Grolier Publishing Company, A Division of Scholastic Library Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, March, 2002

Augustin, Byron, Bolivia: Enchantment of the World, Children's Press, A Division of Grolier Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, February, 2001

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Estaville, Lawrence, and Byron Augustin, School Atlas of Texas, W.S. Benson Publishing, Austin, Texas, 2001

Augustin, Byron, and Rebecca Augustin, Qatar: Enchantment of the World, Children's Press, A Division of Grolier Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, April, 1997

Augustin, Byron, Texas: A Land Of Contrasts, International Geographic, Hattiesburg, MS, December, 1983

Book Chapters:

Augustin, Byron, “Has OPEC Been a Successful Cartel?” History in Dispute: The Middle East Since World War II, Manly, Inc. Columbia, Carolina, September, 2003

Augustin, Byron, and Brian Cooper, “Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and Cancun,” Latin America and the Caribbean, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, April of 2003

Augustin, Byron, and Micheal Kohout, “The Border Industries Program: A Geography of the Maquiladora,” The Pacesetter Series, National Council for Geographic Education, Indiana, PA, Fall, 1995

Encyclopedias:

“John Deere and Other Tractors,” Encyclopedia of the Midwest, Institute for Collaborative Research and Humanities, State University, , OH, Fall, 2003

Articles:

Augustin, Byron, and Micheael Bailey, "Adobe Bricks: Building Blocks of the Southwest," Middle Level Learner, National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, DC, Fall, 2001

Augustin, Byron, and Michael Bailey, “Adobe Bricks: Building Blocks of Texas and the Southwest,” Social Studies Texan, Vol. 15, No. 1, Summer, 1999

Blanchard-Boehm, Denise, and Byron Augustin, “After NAFTA: Problems and Prospects for the Borderlands Maquiladora Industry,” Social Studies Texan, Vol. 13, No. 1, Summer, 1997

Augustin, Byron, “So You Want to Be A Geographer,” Hillviews Magazine, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, Fall, 1996

Augustin, Byron, and William Pitts, “Independence, Texas,” The New Handbook of Texas, The Texas State Historical Association, Austin, TX, 1995

Augustin, Byron,“Abuelita,” The Lutheran Digest, Vol. 39, No. 1, Summer, 1991

Augustin, Byron,“Geography: A Pathway to Global Awareness,” Tempo, Vol. XI, No. 2, Spring, 1991

Augustin, Byron, “Independence, Texas: In the Heart of a Republic,” The Social Studies Texan, Vol. 6, No. 2, Fall, 1990

Augustin, Byron, and Theodore, Goudge, “Maquiladoras: An Assessment of the United States-Mexico Border Industries Program,” The Mid-South Geographer, Vol. 6, 1990

Augustin, Byron, and Dennis Fitzsimons, “Native Texans Perceptions of Yankees,” The Geographical Bulletin, May, 1990

Augustin, Byron,“A Lesson In Love,” Hillside Scene, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, Winter/Spring, 1988 Page 7 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Augustin, Byron,“The Magnificent Mustang,” The Mid-South Geographer, Vol. 4, 1988

Augustin, Byron, and Mark Bockenhauer, “Electrical Power Generation From Direct Combustion of Feed Lot Waste,” The Geographical Bulletin, May, 1987

Augustin, Byron, and Theodore Goudge, “No Pass/No Play: Analysis of Suspension Rates for Texas Athletes,” Texas Coach, March, 1987

Augustin, Byron, and Theodore Goudge, “No Pass/No Play: Coaches Commentary,” Texas Coach, September, 1986

Augustin, Byron, “Leapin’ Lizards,” Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, May, 1986

Augustin, Byron, and Theodore Goudge, “High School Football in Texas and Missouri: A Spatial Comparison,” Missouri Geographer, Spring, 1986

Augustin, Byron,“The Snows of 1985-A Rare Treat,” Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, January, 1986

Augustin, Byron, “Poinsettia: The Christmas Flower,” Texas Highways, December, 1984

Augustin, Byron, “Plinking for ,” Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, July, 1984 Augustin, Byron, “Independence: The Athens of Early Texas,” Texas Highways, March, 1984

Augustin, Byron, and Donald Brandes, “How Big is an Acre,” Journal of Geography, January/February, 1984

Augustin, Byron, “Fireworks: Fabulous Flowers of the Fourth,” Texas Highways, July, 1982

Augustin, Byron, “Skiing To Win,” Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, June, 1982

Augustin, Byron, “Operation Orphans: Unlocking the Door to the Sport of Hunting,” Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, December, 1981

Augustin, Byron, “Fruit of the Vine,” Texas Highways, July, 1981

Augustin, Byron, “Best Little River In Texas,” Texas Highways, June, 1981

Augustin, Byron, “An Introduction to Indochinese Resettlement In Texas,” Transition, 1980

Augustin, Byron, “Municipal Water Supplies in Northwest Missouri In the Summer of 1977,” - Rocky Mountain Geographical Journal, 1979

Augustin, Byron, “Walking the Nodaway,” Missouri Conservationist, May, 1979

Augustin, Byron, and Gail Ludwig, “Rural Communes In Colorado,” Great Plains-Rocky Mountain Geographical Journal, 1975

Augustin, Byron, “Teaching and ,” Missouri Geographer, Fall, 1973

Augustin, Byron,“Location Geography: A Gaming Strategy,” Missouri Geographer, Fall, 1972

Augustin, Byron, “Geographer’s Forum,” The Journal of Geography, September, 1972

Augustin, Byron, and Kenneth Reger, “The Decline of Rural Towns In Nodaway County, Missouri,” Transactions: The Missouri Academy of Science, 1972

Book Reviews:

“Saving The Best of Texas: A Conservationists Approach,” Geographical Review, Spring, 1997 Page 8 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

“Gaza: Legacy of Occupation-A Photographer’s Journey,” Social Science Quarterly, June, 1996

“Texas: A Geography,” Professional Geographer, August, 1985

“Media Review,” Journal of Geography, February, 1976

Other Publications:

“Column Was Perfect Example of Bigotry,” Guest Editorial, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, New Braunfels, TX, April, 2004

“Expert: Retaliation No Surprise,” Interview article published in a special Monday edition on the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, New Braunfels, TX, October 8, 2001

"United Arab Emirates: Dynamo of the Gulf," Texas Committee on U.S.-Arab Relations Newsletter, Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, Texas, Spring 2001

“Sharon Will Not Bring Peace, Only War and Injustice,” Guest Editorial, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, New Braunfels, TX, February 25, 2001

“Thomas Piece on Middle East Short on Facts,” Guest Editorial, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, New Braunfels, TX, March 24, 1998

“Driving Drunk,” Guest Editorial, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, New Braunfels, TX, January 17, 1996

“Stereotypes are Erased and New Concepts, Images Forged in Their Place,” “Visions of the Gulf War, CNN Broadcasts,” “A Better Understanding of the Arabs,” “Arab Culture Unfolds During Trip,” “Oman: A People Secured With Heritage, Eyes On The Future,” “Oman is More Than Most People Think,” “United States Has a Friend in Oman,” A seven-part special editorial series published in the New Braunfels Herald Zeitung, New Braunfels, Texas, January/February, 1995

“Demographics of Comal Independent School District,” A special topics report published by the Comal Independent School District, New Braunfels, TX, March, 1984

“Oil Multi-Media Kit,” A Special Publication of the National Council for Geographic Education, 1974

“The Pattonsburg Dam: A Field Study,” Congressional Record, June, 1973

“Hottest Thing on Wheels: A Change In Housing Concepts,” Guest Editorial, Maryville Forum, June, 1972

“National Membership Committee Report,” Journal of Geography, September, 1972

Photography has long been considered one of the creative arts. There is little doubt that a photographer uses special artistic skills to create a photo. The professional publication of a photo often serves as a validation of the level of the photographer’s creative ability. Dr. Byron Augustin is one of the most prolific creative photographers in college and university teaching. A list of the number of photos that Dr. Augustin has published is to extensive to include in a vita. Therefore, a summary of his lengthy portfolio of creativity will be listed.

Publication of 1,086 copyright photos in books, slide sets, magazines, exhibits, professional reports, academic journal articles, posters, video tapes, and newspapers. Publication by fifty-five individual publishers located on four different continents. Photos published in books representing the academic disciplines of geography, history, world cultures, music, modern languages, religion, environmental studies, climatology, social science, biology, mathematics, earth science, literature, anthropology, archeology, women’s studies, general science, reading, agriculture, oceanography, and physics. Photos permanently displayed at the Texas State Aquarium, National Preserve, and the Arab-American Cultural and Community Center of Houston, Texas. Page 9 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

The 20-photo exhibit, “Images of Arabia,” shown at the Field Museum of History in and the National Geographic Society in Washington, DC. Photos published from twenty-one independent nations, eight U.S. states and the District of Columbia. Twenty-seven photos published by the National Geographic Society, one of the world’s premiere publishers of quality photography. A significant contributor of photos to both Texas Highways Magazine and Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, including the cover photo for an issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations: “Andorra: High in the Pyrenees,” SAGE Conference, Canyon High School, New Braunfels, Texas, April, 2007

“Cambodia-2007,” Panel Discussant with Deputy Ambassador Meng Eang NAY of Cambodia, Office of International Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, February 14, 2007

“Perspectives on Study Abroad Programs: Latin America and Japan,” International Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, November 3, 2006

“Recognizing the Importance of Achievements in International Education,” International Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, November 2, 2006

“Qatar,” Exxon Mobil Seminar, Exxon Mobil Corporate Headquarters, Houston, Texas, April 23, 2006

“Study Abroad: Developing Faculty Directed Programs,” Academic Development and Assessment Workshop, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, March 23, 2006

“Historical Geography of the Holy Land,” The Role of American Churches in the Holy Land Conference, Saint Andrews Lutheran Church, San Antonio, Texas, November 11-12, 2005

“The Yucatan Peninsula: Physical and Cultural Evolution of a Region,” Annual Conference of the National Council on Geographic Education, Birmingham, Alabama, October 15, 2005

“Teaching Strategies for Large Theater Classes,” Faculty Advancement Center, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, October 11, 2005

“The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Lower ,” KTSA Radio News Programming, San Antonio, Texas, August 31, 2005 “’s One Room Schools: The End of an Era,” KHAS/NBC Affiliate, Hastings, Nebraska, May 16, 2005

“Foreign Policy in Latin America,” Meet the Professors, Texas State University Cable TV, San Marcos, Texas, November 19, 2004

“Arab Culture in a Global Society,” Keynote Address for the Arab World Studies Program sponsored by the International Programs Office, Annenberg Presidential Conference Center, Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas, October 8, 2004

“If It Is Broken, Please Fix It,” Keynote address, Phi Eta Sigma National Freshman Honor’s Society Induction Ceremonies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April 23, 2004 Page 10 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

“Barranca de Caliza,” Telecom America Services Annual Service Seminar, Hampton, Inn, San Marcos, TX, November 6, 2003

“Islam and the World Today,” Wimberley Lecture Series, Chapel in the Hills, Wimberley, TX, September 9, 2003

“Barranca de Caliza,” 6:00 PM Evening News Interview on KSAT/ABC Affiliate, San Antonio, Texas, Spring, 2003

“Barranca de Caliza,” News Interview with Fox 7 News, Austin, Texas, May 23,2003

“Creating a Canyon,” Keynote address, 9th Annual Geography Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April 26, 2003

“Texas Weather,” Texas Master Naturalist Program,” Hays County Extension Office, San Marcos, TX, March 18, 2003

“Qatar’s North Field Natural Gas Development,” Symposium on the Middle East, Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX, April 9, 2002

“Bolivia: High In the Andes,” All Texas Geography Conference, Arlington, TX, November 10, 2001

“World Regional Geography: The Extinction of a Species,” International Symposium on Geographic Education: Theory, Research, and Practice, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, May 26, 2001

“Qatar: A Country Analysis,” Exxon/Mobil Executive Seminar, Exxon/Mobile Headquarters, Houston, TX, January 8, 2001

"Too Much World, Too Little Time: What to Leave in, What to Leave Out," A special request for a presentation at the annual conference of the National Council for the Social Studies, San Antonio, Texas, November 18, 2000

“Too Much World, Too Little Time: What to Leave In, What to Leave Out,” Conference on Teaching World History and Geography 2000, Austin, TX, February, 2000

“Impact of the Floods of October, 1998, Southwest Association of American Geographers, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, October, 1999

(with Michael Bailey), “Adobe Bricks: Building Blocks of the Southwest,” Texas Council for the Social Studies, , TX, September 25, 1998

“A Planet Known As Texas,” 1998 Tri-National Mini-Conference, M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, March 24, 1998

(with Rebecca Augustin), “Using Posters in Your Classroom,” Texas Council for the Social Studies, Corpus Christi, TX, September, 20, 1997

“Peace In Jerusalem,” International Speaker Series, Columbus State University, Columbus, GA, May 20, 1997

“Summer In Switzerland,” Friends of Geography Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Tomball, TX, February 15, 1997

“License Logic: A Plateful of Geography,” National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, November 16, 1996

“Teaching Excellence in Geography,” Southwest Association of American Geographers, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, November 8, 1996 Page 11 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

(with Cotton Mather and Neil Salsburg), “A Tribute to Leslie Hewes,” Southwest Association of American Geographers, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, November, 8, 1996

“The States of the Arabian Gulf: A Photographer’s Perspective,” NAFSA: Association of International Educators, Tulsa, OK, October 16, 1996

“Fund Raising, Teacher Training and Newsletters,” Annual Conference of State Directors of the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, September 15, 1996

(with Richard Boehm) “Switzerland for Teachers,” All Texas Geography Alliance Meeting, College Station, TX, September 14, 1996

“Economic Development Along the U.S.-Mexican Border,” Franklin College, Lugano, Switzerland, June 11, 1996

“A Planet Known as Texas,” Keynote Address for the Annual Awards Banquet of the National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, October 27, 1995

“Saudi Arabia-Arab Culture in the Gulf States,” Annual Conference of the National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, October 27, 1995

“Bahrain-Arab Culture in the Gulf States,” Annual Conference of the National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, October 26, 1995

(with Rebecca Augustin), “Arab and Islamic Culture,” All Texas Geographic Alliance, San Antonio, TX, September 23, 1995

“Newsletters: Lessons Learned,” Annual Conference of the State Directors of the National Council on U.S.- Arab Relations, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, September 17, 1995

(with Rebecca Augustin), “Focus On Wilderness,” Texas Council for the Social Studies, El Paso, Texas, October 8, 1994

“Community Outreach: Teachers and Speakers,” Annual Conference of the State Directors of the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, September 17, 1994

“Prejudice on the University Campus,” Southwest Leadership Conference, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February, 26, 1994

“The Geography of World History,” Texas World History Association, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, October 16, 1993

“Making Something Out of Nothing: Establishing a State Committee,” Annual Conference of the State Directors of the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, September 12, 1993

“Unlearning Prejudice,” Southwest Leadership Conference, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February 17, 1993

“The Middle East,” Seminar for teachers in the San Antonio Independent School District, National Geographic Society Grant, San Antonio, TX, November, 10, 1992

(with Rebecca Augustin), “Arab Awareness and Islamic Ideals,” Sixth Annual All-Texas Geographic Conference, San Marcos, TX, October 24, 1992

“Mexico’s 1990 Census,” Annual Conference of the National Council for Geographic Education, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, September 24, 1992

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“How to Conduct a Workshop on Arab and Islamic Culture,” Annual Conference of the State Directors of the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, May 13, 1992

“Writing A State Newsletter,” Annual Conference of the State Directors of the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, May 13, 1992

“Seminar on the Middle East,” Annual Conference of the New Brunswick Social Studies Association, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, May 7-8, 1992

“Kuwait After the Storm,” 4th Annual Geography Conference, Saint Monica’s School, Dallas, Texas, March 6, 1992

“Integrating Arab/Islamic Cultural Studies Into the Public School Curriculum,” Annual Conference of the State Directors of the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, June 11, 1991

“Saudi Arabia Today,” Southwestern Model of the League of Arab States, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, April 18, 1991

“Arab and Islamic Culture,” Fort Worth Independent School District Social Studies Symposium, Fort Worth, TX, March 1, 1991

“Saudi Arabia: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow,” 3rd Annual North Texas Geography Conference, Dallas, TX, March 2, 1991

(with Theodore Goudge), “Ejido Tambula: A Mexican Educational Experience,” National Council for Geographic Education, Williamsburg, VA, November 9, 1990

“Teaching Materials for State Geographies,” National Council for Geographic Education, Williamsburg, VA, November 9, 1990

(with Martin), “Saudi Arabia Via the 35mm Slide,” Texas Association of Middle East Scholars, Houston, TX, October 21, 1990

“From the Convention to the Camera to the Classroom,” National Council for Geographic Education, Hershey, PA, October 13, 1989

“Maquiladoras: An Assessment of the United States-Mexico Border Industries Program,” 1989 Winter Conference, University of Northern Colorado, , CO, February, 17, 1989

(with Dennis Fitzsimons), “Native Texans Perceptions of Yankees,” Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD, March 20, 1989

(with Theodore Goudge), “Improving Your 35mm Photography,” National Council for Geographic Education, Snowbird, UT, October 7, 1988

(with Theodore Goudge), “No Pass/No Play: Trauma In Texas,” Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR, April 1987

“New Problems Impact Texas High Plains Project For Electrical Generation From the Direct Combustion of Feed Lot Waste,” Great Plains-Rocky Mountain regional meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Omaha, NE, October, 1986

(with Mark Bockenhauer), “Electrical Generation From the Direct Combustion of Feed Lot Waste,” Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis, MN, April, 1986

“Teaching Basic Map Skills,” National Council for Geographic Education, Toronto, Canada, October, 1984

“Acre: A Conceptualizing Exercise,” Association of American Geographers, , CO, April, 1984 Page 13 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

“Competitive Intercollegiate Water Skiing,” Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR, April, 1983

“The Doctorate of Arts As a Teacher in a Large Undergraduate Program,” National Council for Geographic Education, , CA, October, 1982

“The Doctorate of Arts in Geography,” Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas, 1982

“The NCGE Yucatan Field Trip,” National Council for Geographic Education, Pittsburgh, PA, October, 1981

(with Richard Boehm), “Teaching Solid Waste Management to 9th Graders,” National Council for Geographic Education, Pittsburgh, PA, October, 1981

“Recent Developments in Indochinese Resettlement in Texas,” Southwestern Social Science Association, Dallas, TX, March 1981

“Flood Plain Zonation on the Medina River,” Oklahoma State University Geography Seminar, Stillwater, OK, November, 1980

“From the Field Trip to the Classroom: The Mysterious Maya In Modern Media,” National Council for Geographic Education, Des Moines, IO, October, 1980

“Indochinese Resettlement in Texas,” Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY, April, 1980

“Municipal Water Supplies In Northwest Missouri in the Summer of 1977,” Great Plains-Rocky Mountain regional meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Grand Forks, North Dakota, October, 1979

“The Texas Hill Country Floods of 1978,” Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia PA, April, 1979

“Symposium On Southern Cities,” The University of Texas at Dallas, Dallas, TX, February, 1979

“The Doctorate of Arts and Geography,” National Conference on the Doctorate of Arts, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO, November, 1977

“Soil: America’s Great ,” National Council for Geographic Education, San Francisco, CA, November, 1976

(with Gail Ludwig), “Rural Communes in Colorado, Great Plains-Rocky Mountain regional meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Logan, UT, October, 1975

“Oil Shale and North American Resources,” National Council for Geographic Education, Toronto, Canada, November, 1975

“Oil Shale and Colorado,” Great Plains-Rocky Mountain regional meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Greeley, CO, October, 1974

“The Pattonsburg Project: Is It Worth a Dam?” National Council for Geographic Education, Washington, DC, November, 1973

“The Pattonsburg Dam: The Natives Are Restless,” Missouri Academy of Sciences, Columbia, MO, April, 1973

“Conservation of Natural Resources,” National Council for Geographic Education, Milwaukee, WI, November, 1972

“Hottest Thing On Wheels: A Change In Housing Concepts,” Missouri Academy of Science, Lake of the Ozarks, MO, April, 1972 Page 14 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

“Decline In Rural Villages In Nodaway County, Missouri, Missouri Academy of Sciences, Springfield, MO, April, 1971

C. Grants and Contracts

Speakers Grant, Texas Committee on U.S.-Arab Relations, Wichita Falls, Texas, November, 2007, ($500)

Educational Materials Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, September, 2004, ($3,200)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, October, 2003 ($15,000)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, May, 2002, ($3,000)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, August, 2001, ($2,000)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, August, 2000, ($3,000)

Research Grant, Ministry of Culture and Information, United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, UAE, December, 1999, ($10,000)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, October, 1999, ($2,000)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, April, 1997, ($2,000)

“Images of Arabia-National Photo Exhibit Grant,” Kodak of Texas and National Photo Laboratories of Houston, TX, May, 1996, ($2,500)

Educational Publications Grant, Aramco Services Company, Houston, TX, April, 1996, ($2,000)

Research Grant, Emiri Palace and Foreign Ministry, Doha, Qatar, March, 1995, ($12,000)

University Lecture Series Grant, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, November, 1995, ($1,000)

University Lecture Series Grant, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, November, 1994, ($700)

Arab and Islamic Cultures Educational Materials Grant, National Council On U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, August 1994, ($500)

Media Workshop Equipment Grant, School of Liberal Arts, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, May, 1994, ($1,000)

Arabic and Islamic Awareness Grant, U.S. Council on Middle East Policy, Washington, DC, September, 1993, ($1,500)

Lecture Bureau Grant, National Council On U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, September, 1993, ($500)

Arab and Islamic Cultures Educational Materials Grant, National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, August, 1993, ($1,200)

Middle East Seminar Grant, U.S. Outreach Fund of the Middle East Institute, Washington, DC, February, 1992, ($558)

(with Richard Boehm and James Petersen), Staff Development Program for Improvement of Geographic Education, Texas Education Agency, Austin, TX, May, 1991, ($50,000)

(with Richard Boehm and James Petersen), Staff Development Program for Improvement of Geographic

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Education, Texas Education Agency, Austin, TX, May, 1990, ($50,000)

Seminar on Southwestern Studies Grant, National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, DC, August, 1990, ($2,400)

Arab and Islamic Cultures Educational Materials Grant, National Council On U.S.-Arab Relations, Washington, DC, August, 1990 ($1,700)

University Lecture Series Grant, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1989, ($500)

University Lecture Series Grant, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, November, 1989, ($500)

Organized Research Grant, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1985-86, ($3,700)

EDPA Media Institute Grant, U.S. Department of Education administered through the National Council for Geographic Education in Guadalajara, Mexico, October, 1969, ($750)

Endowments:

Personally secured more than $150,000 in endowed scholarship monies for Texas State University.

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University: “Ten Steps to Success,” Keynote address to the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor’s Society Induction Ceremonies, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, April 1, 2007

“Why Endowments are Crucial to the University,” School of Liberal Arts Development Advisory Committee, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, March 31, 2006

“Teaching Strategies For Large Theater Classes,” Faculty Advancement Center, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, October 11, 2005

“How to Achieve Academic Success,” Phi Delta Theta Fraternity,” Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, March 7, 2005

“Warning Signs for Academic Failure,” Student Learning Assistance Center Staff Improvement Program, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, January 17, 2005

Co-Chair, University Fund Drive, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, (2005-2006)

Director: Twenty-four day Study Abroad Program in the Land of the Maya, conducted on site in the Yucatan Peninsula, June 4-27, 2006

Faculty Sponsor, Muslim Student Association, Texas State University, (2001-present) Director: Twenty-two day Study Abroad Program in the Land of the Maya, conducted on site in the Yucatan Peninsula, June 4, 2004 to June 27, 2004

“Presidential Debate,” Panel Discussant for the Political Science Honor’s Society Presidential Election of 2004, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, October 11, 2004 Page 16 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

“Differences in the Cultural Roles of Arab Men and Women,” President’s Associates Reception, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, October 9, 2004

Member: Editorial Advisory Board, Goode’s World Atlas, Rand McNally and Company, Chicago, IL, (2003)

Director: Twenty-two day Study Abroad Program in the Land of the Maya, conducted on site in the Yucatan Peninsula, June 6 to June 29, 2003

Director: Six-day Yucatan Field Trip Experience for Geo-Nexus: Research in Geographic and Environmental Education, The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, May 15-20, 2003

Witness: Texas State Senate Committee on Higher Education, Texas State Senate Conference Room, Texas Capitol, Austin, TX, March 24, 2003

Director: Three-week Study Abroad Program, “Summer in the Land of the Maya,” conducted on site in the Yucatan Peninsula, June 7, to June 29, 2002

Director: Three-week Study Abroad Program, “Summer In the Land of the Maya,” conducted on site in the Yucatan Peninsula, June 9 to July 1, 2000

Director: Three-week Study Abroad Program, “Summer in the Land of the Maya,” conducted on site in the Yucatan Peninsula, June 7-29, 1998

Faculty Mentor: Rockefeller Brothers Scholarship Fund for Minority Students Entering the Teaching Profession, Student Mentee, Raul C. Gonzalez, Spring, 1997

Conference Director: The Southwestern Model of the League of Arab States Leadership Development Program, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April 11-14, 1997

Director: Three-week Study Abroad Program, Summer in Switzerland,” conducted on the campus of Franklin College in Lugano, Switzerland, June 6-28, 1997

Conference Director: The Southwestern Model of the League of Arab States Leadership Development Program, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April 10-13, 1996

Director: Twelve-day Study Abroad Program in Costa Rica, conducted in several regions of Costa Rica, December-January, 1989-1990

Director: Thirteen-day Study Abroad Program to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands, Southwest Texas State University, May, 1988

Director: Twenty-one Day Study Abroad Program to the Republic of South Africa and Swaziland, Southwest Texas State University, June, 1984

Director: Yucatan Field Trip for the Annual Convention of the National Council for Geographic Education, Mexico City, Mexico, October, 1979

Director: Nine-day Study Abroad Program in the Land of the Maya, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989)

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B. Departmental: Co-Chair, Department of Geography Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, (2006-2007)

“Do You Think That You Know A Lot About Texas? Maybe,” Gamma Theta Upsilon Honor’s Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, March 8, 2005

“Problems In South Africa,” Guest Lecture for Copperas Cove High School Geography Club, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, March 26, 2004

Director: Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Institute in Geographic Education, “The Five Fundamental Themes of Geography and the Texas Essential Elements,” Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, July 15, to August 2, 1991

Director: Summer Institute for Texas Geography for Grades 4 and 7, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, July 4-27, 1990

Director: “The Five Fundamental Themes of Geography and the Texas Essential Elements,” Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, June 13-30, 1989

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“Lessons That Last-Recognition of Award Winning Teaching,” Guest Speaker, Faculty Advancement Center Seminar, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February 13, 2004

“Mexico,” Guest Speaker for Scholars Day, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February 13, 2004

“Environmental Issues: Are You the Problem or the Solution?” Blanco Hall Residence Life Lecture Series, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, October 15, 2003

“Politics and Change in the Arabian Gulf,” Guest Speaker, Philosophy Dialogue Series, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September 15, 2003

“Texas State University,” Guest Speaker for the LBJ Debate Society, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April 17, 2003

“Barranca de Caliza,” Guest Speaker for the Southwest Texas State University Wildlife Society, March 6, 2003

“Mexico,” Guest Speaker for 105 high school scholars attending Scholar’s Day at Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February 14, 2002

Keynote Speaker: Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society Induction Ceremonies, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, April, 1999

Invited Speaker: Student Affairs Leadership Conference, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, March, 1998

Academic Sponsor: Six-member academic team for the Southwestern Model of the League of Arab States Leadership Development Program, competition held at Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX, (1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996) Page 18 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Keynote Speaker: “Two Roads to the Future,” Alpha Chi National Honor Society Induction Ceremony, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February 23, 1992

Member: Gildea Scholarship Selection Committee, National Council for Geographic Education, (1979-1981)

Departmental Representative: College Day, Day of Dialogue, Gold Carpet Weekend, Freshman Orientation, First Weekend, Mini-University, Making Academic Success Happen, Paws Preview, and numerous other university student assistance programs, 1978-present.

Undergraduate Advisor: Concentration In Resource and Environmental Studies, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1978-present

C. Community: “Understanding Islam,” Wimberley, Texas, Adult Religion Class, Wimberley, Texas, January 18, 2007

“How Religion is Destroying Iraq,” Unitarian Universal Fellowship, San Marcos, Texas, September 24, 2006 “Female Traditions in the Arab World,” San Marcos Noon Lions Club, San Marcos, Texas, June 5, 2005

Guest Speaker: Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, Optimists Clubs, Kiwanis Clubs, Local Churches, Public Schools, and various other community and university organizations. Since 1968, I have made more than 400 presentations to groups like those mentioned above. There are simply too many to list.

Field Trip Director: Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, Seele Elementary School Geography Club, NBISD, New Braunfels, TX, (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001)

Member: New Braunfels Independent School District Committee On High School Scheduling, 1998

Chairman: World Missions, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, New Braunfels, TX, (1985-1987)

Member, Long Range Planning Committee, Comal Independent School District, New Braunfels, TX, (1983- 1984)

Board of Education: Cross Lutheran Church Preschool, New Braunfels, TX, (1978-1982)

D. Professional: Director: Six-day/fifteen participant volunteer beach clean-up program, United Nation’s Sian Kaan World Heritage Site Biosphere, Ascension Bay, Quintana Roo, Mexico, June 26 to July 3, 2005

Member: Host Committee, Unity and Friendship Gala, Arab American Cultural & Community Center, Houston, TX (2001-present)

“Texas Weather,” Guest Lecture for San Marcos Master Naturalist Program, Hayes County Extension Office, Page 19 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

San Marcos, TX, March 9, 2004

“A Brief History of Islam,” Guest Speaker for Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Campus Community Christian Center, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, January 25, 2004

“Nature Creates a Canyon,” Guest Speaker for the San Marcos Senior Citizens Association, San Marcos, TX, August 4, 2003

Advisory Board: Friendship Caravan, Inc., Washington, DC and New Haven, CN, 2002-2003

Discussant: “The Palestinian-Israeli Impasse: Has U.S. Policy Run Its Course?” Center for Policy Analysis on Palestine, National Press Club, Washington, DC, November 2, 2001

Content Editor: Horizons Texas, Harcourt School Publishers, Orlando, FL, 2001

Content Editor: Texas Geography Handbook for World Geography, Glencoe/McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 2001

Associate Editor: Texas School Atlas, W.S. Benson & Company, Austin, TX, 2001

Keynote Speaker: Canyon High School Honors Society Induction Ceremony, New Braunfels, TX, January 20, 2000

Visiting Scholar: Elder Hostel Educational Program, New Braunfels, TX, February, 2000

Visiting Scholar: Washington, DC, Alliance for Geographic Education, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, February, 2000

Keynote Speaker: National Honors Society Induction Ceremonies, Canyon High School, New Braunfels, TX, January, 2000

Photo Editor: Bolivia: Enchantment of the World, Grolier Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, December, 1999

Panel Discussant: “The Peace Process,” World Affairs Council, Washington, DC, November, 1999

Director: Washington, DC, Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, July 29 to August 4, 1999

Deputy Director: Texas Committee on U.S.-Arab Relations, Wichita Falls, TX, (1998-Present)

Editor: The Southwest, CD-ROM and Picture-Pak publication, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1998

Photo Editor: Oman: Enchantment of the World, Grolier Publishing Company, Danbury, CN, 1998

Director: Washington, DC, Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, August 2-15, 1998

Visiting Scholar: Washington, DC, Alliance for Geographic Education, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, December, 1998

Guest Speaker: Teacher In-Service, Round Rock Independent School District, Round Rock, TX, November, 1998

Keynote Speaker: Psi Chi National Honor Society for Psychology Induction Ceremonies, Gruene, TX, November, 1998

Consultant: Global Oil and Gas Issues, Research Support and Marketing, London, England, April, 1998 Page 20 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Reviewer, National Science Foundation Grant Proposal, March, 1996

Visiting Scholar: “Islam,” The National Faculty Summer Institute, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, July 26 to August 9, 1996

Content Editor: Qatar: Children of the World From A to Z, Shakti for Children, Durham, NC, March, 1996

Visiting Scholar: “Africa: A Geographic Perspective,” The National Faculty, Vicksburg, MS, December 1995

Content Editor: Oman: Enchantment of the World, Grolier Publishing Company, Danbury, CT, November, 1995

Co-Director: Two-day field trip to Del Rio, Texas and Ciudad Acuna, Mexico, National Council for Geographic Education, October 24-25, 1995

Keynote Speaker: “The World As a Textbook,” National Honors Society Induction Ceremonies, New Braunfels Middle School, New Braunfels, TX, January 30, 1995

Member: Local Arrangements Committee, Annual Convention for the National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, October, 1995

Visiting Scholar: “Africa: A Continental Survey,” The National Faculty, Lafayette, LA, April 27-28, 1995

Visiting Scholar: “Crossing Borders,” The National Faculty Summer Institute, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, July 9-22, 1994

Co-Director: “Arab Awareness and Islamic Ideals,” Staff Development Seminar for New Braunfels Independent School District, New Braunfels, TX, January 27-28, 1994

Keynote Speaker: “Making a Difference in the World,” Canyon High School National Honor Society Induction Ceremony, New Braunfels, TX, January 9, 1992

Keynote Speaker: “A Library For Ejido Tambula,” Award Ceremony of the San Marcos Student Reading Council, San Marcos, TX, January, 30, 1992

Editor: Texas Committee on U.S.-Arab Relations Newsletter, 1990 to 1997

Executive Director: Texas Committee on U.S.-Arab Relations, 1990 to 1997

Visiting Scholar: “Regions and Concepts,” United States Department of State Overseas Schools and the Association of American Schools in South America, Brasilia Brazil, March 18-22, 1991

Visiting Scholar: “The Middle East Crisis,” Pan American School, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, March 14, 1991

Member: Advisory Committee for the Conference of the Certification of Educators in Texas (EXCET), National Evaluation Systems, Inc., Austin, TX, February 4-5, 1991

Visiting Scholar: “Regions and Concepts,” United States Department of State Overseas Schools and the Association of American Schools in South America, Santiago, Chile, October 12-17, 1990

Chairman: Steering Committee, Program Development for Teacher Training, Association of American Schools In South America, Miami, FL, September 8-9, 1990

Visiting Scholar: “Revitalizing Geography In the Curriculum: Regions, Maps, and Teaching Strategies,” Shippensburg State University, Shippensburg, PA, June 21-22, 1990

Member: Ad-Hoc Committee on Business Relations, National Council for Geographic Education, Indiana, PA, 1989-1991 Page 21 of 24 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Executive Officer (Secretary) National Council for Geographic Education, Indiana, PA, 1981-1983

Committee Member: Texas Task Force On The Resettlement of Indochinese Refugees, Appointment by Governor William Clements, Austin, TX, 1979-1980

Member: Local Arrangements Committee, Annual Convention for the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX, 1982

Reviewer: “Career Education In Geography,” Journal of Geography, March, 1981

Moderator: “Geography In the Schools-Hopes and Fears,” Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY, April, 1980

Member: Local Arrangements Committee, Annual Convention of the National Council for Geographic Education, Mexico City, Mexico, October, 1979

Member: Media Materials Advisory Committee, National Council for Geographic Education, (1978-1981)

Executive Board Member, National Council for Geographic Education, Indiana, PA, 1978-1980

Member: Local Arrangements Committee, Annual Convention of the National Council for Geographic Education, St. Louis, MO, 1977

Moderator: “Geography and Environmental Considerations,” National Council for Geographic Education, St. Louis, MO, November, 1977

Participant: Office of Environmental Education Workshop, National Council for Geographic Education, San Francisco, CA, November, 1976

Reviewer: “Evaluation of Urban Knowledge in Kansas City Elementary Students,” Journal of Geography, June, 1976

Member: Ad-Hoc Committee to Restructure State Coordinators Organization, National Council for Geographic Education, 1976

Guest Speaker: New Jersey Education Association Annual Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey, April, 1976

Member: Nominating Committee, National Council for Geographic Education, (1974, 1976, 1986)

Chairman, Journal of Geography Awards Committee, 1975

Moderator: “Geography In the Elementary Schools,” National Council for Geographic Education, Chicago, IL, November, 1974

Expert Witness: United States House of Representatives Appropriations Committee, Washington, DC, Summer, 1974

Expert Witness: United States Senate Appropriations Committee, Washington, DC, Summer, 1974

Discussant, “Geography In the School Curriculum,” National Council for Geographic Education, Washington, DC, November, 1973

Expert Witness: United States House of Representatives Public Works Committee, Washington, DC, Summer, 1973

Expert Witness: United States House of Representatives Appropriations Committee, Washington, DC, Summer, 1973

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Expert Witness: United States Senate Appropriations Committee, Washington, DC, Summer, 1973

Director: “Ozark Field Trip,” for the annual convention of the Association of American Geographers, Kansas City, KS, April, 1973

Chairman: Geography Section of the Missouri Academy of Sciences, Columbia, MO, 1973-1974

Chairman: Membership Committee, National Council for Geographic Education, (1970-1971)

Director: Missouri State Summer Teacher Education Institutes, Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville, MO, (1969, 1970, 1971, 1972)

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Denise Blanchard-Boehm Title: Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major PhD 1992 University of Colorado at Boulder GEOGRAPHY Thesis/Dissertation: Emphasis on (1) hazards theory and application; (2) political-economic geography; (3) urban geography; (4) international trade and economic development. Dissertation: Risk Communication and Individual Response: Impact of the 1990 Revised, Upgraded Earthquake Probabilities in the San Francisco Bay Area.

MS 1983 Florida State University ECONOMICS Thesis/Dissertation: Fields of study: public finance; state and local political economy. Masters Paper: "The Political Economic Impacts of Independent Special Taxing Districts in Florida."

BS. 1980 Auburn University FINANCE and ECONOMICS

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Professor Texas State University Sept. 2005 – Present

Associate Director, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. Jan. 2002 to 2006

Member, Ph.D. Core, Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. Dec. 2001 to present

Member, Associate Ph.D. Level, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. June 2000 to Nov. 2001

Member, Ph.D. Core, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. Nov. 1998 to May 2000

Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. Sept. 1998 to 2005

Center Scholar, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. Apr. 1997 to present

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Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Aug. 1992-98

Director, Internship Program, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Aug. 1992-96

Project Manager and Senior Research Assistant, “Natural Hazards in Puerto Rico,” National Science Foundation grant, Dr. Risa Palm, P.I., Institute ofBehavioral Science, Program on Environment and Behavior, CU-Boulder, CO Jan. 1991-Dec. 1991

Project Manager and Research Assistant, “The Impact of the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake in California,” National Science Foundation grant, Dr. Risa Palm, P.I., Institute of Behavioral Science, Program on Environment and Behavior, CU-Boulder, CO March 1989-Dec. 1990

Project Manager and Research Assistant, “California Earthquake Insurance Project,” National Science Foundation grant, Dr. Risa Palm, P.I., Institute of Behavioral Science, Program on Environment and Behavior, CU-Boulder, CO Sept. 1988-Oct. 1990

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

Senior Economist, State of Florida, Florida Public Service Commission, State of Florida, Tallahassee, FLA Mar. 1984-Aug. 1985

Planning and Research Economist, State of Florida, Florida Public Service Commission, State of Florida, Tallahassee, FLA Nov. 1983-Feb. 1984

Research Analyst, Florida Tax Watch, Tallahassee, FLA May 1983-Oct. 1983

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: Graduate (Ph.D.): HISTORY OF AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY NATURAL HAZARDS THE GEOGRAPHY OF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS THE GEOGRAPHY OF TECHNOLOGICAL HAZARDS

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Graduate (Masters) THE GEOGRAPHY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS APPLIED GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS NATURAL HAZARDS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS GRADUATE INTERNSHIP

Undergraduate: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AND LAND-USE PLANNING ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS AND PLANNING WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY STATISTICS FOR THE EARTH SCIENCES PRINCIPLES OF MACRO AND MICRO ECONOMICS UNDERGRADUATE INTERNSHIP

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate): Ph.D. Advisees 2003 to present, Ph.D. Advisor, Karen Bartell [full-time]. 2002 to present, Ph.D. Advisor, E.J. Hanford [full-time]. 2002 to present, Ph.D. Advisor, Greg Klaus [part-time]. 2002 to present, Ph.D. Advisor, Jeff Cook [transferred back to Blanchard, on leave]. 2002 to 2003, Ph.D. Advisor, Glen Fritz [transferred to Eyton due to topic change]. 1998-99. Ph.D. Advisor, Mark Jeffrey Cook [transferred to Dixon due to topic change]. Ph.D. Committee Member 2004 to present, Ph.D. Committee Member, Ionara DeLima 2004 to present, Ph.D. Committee Member, Jeff Isom 2003 to present, Ph.D. Committee Member, Carol Gillespie 2003 to present, Ph.D. Committee Member, Glen Fritz 2000 to 2002, Ph.D. Committee Member, Mark Jeffrey Cook. Chair, Masters of Science Degree (M.S.) Graduate Student Completions: Hunter, Ryan. Present M.S. thesis advisee. Cathryn Anderson. 2000. The Impact of Ethnicity on Risk Communication in San Marcos, Texas: Anglo and Hispanic Response. [Masters Thesis] Committee Member, Masters Thesis, M.S. Rachel Benke Stephanie Steifel Chair, Masters of Applied Geography (M.A.G.) Graduate Student Completions: LaRue, Tricia. 2004. Evaluation of Environmental Justice Issues on Interstate Highway 820 Corridor Alternatives Analysis in Forth Worth, Texas. Maness, Michelle. 2003. Environmental Education Programs at the Mark Rose Environmental Learning Center at McKinney Roughs: Evaluating Success and Acceptance into the Secondary School Curriculum. Ramirez, Gabriela. 2003. Colonias in Texas: It’s Not Just a Border Problem. Suzanne Williams. 2002. An Assessment of the Perceptions and Attitudes of Hays County Landowners toward Conservation Easements.

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Darcie Schipull. 2002. Conceptualizing the Process of Planning and Implementing a Statewide Access Management Program in Texas. James A. Wachter. 2001. Communicating Risk in San Antonio: Employing Statistical and Spatial Analyses of Natural and Technological Hazards to Improve Public Awareness, Perception, and Response to Developing Additional Residential Water Sources. Tina Collier 2001. Rapid Growth in an Urban Community: A Model for Citizen Advisory Groups. Jimmy Tyree. 2001. Evaluation of a Beach Nourishment Project at Surfside Beach, Texas. Jessica Woods. 2000. The Preparedness and Response of Southwest Texas State University with the 1998 Floods. Nolan Reed Dickerson. 1999. The Effects of El Nino on Central Texas: 1950-1998. D. Eric Pimpler. 1999. The Effects of Flooding on Urban Real Estate Values. Stephen Prather. 1999. An Assessment of SWT’s Demand for Transportation. Mark Jeffrey Cook. 1999. Risk Communication in Edmonton, Alberta Canada: Public Response th on the 10 Anniversary of the Edmonton Tornado. Beth . 1998. The Impact of Historic Designation on Property Values in San Marcos, Texas. Michael Montesano. 1998. Risk Communication of the Flash Flood Hazard in Austin, Texas. Michel1e Conkle. 1997. Intermodal Transportation: An Analysis of Policy in the TexaS Transportation Plan. Jenny Lanning-Rush. 1997. Extreme Precipitation Depths for Central Texas. Richard D. Bachmeier. 1996. Spatial Variation in Electric Utility Customer Valuation of Environmental Externalities in Texas. Elizabeth Carol. 1996. The Designation of a Safe Route for the Transportation of Hazardous Materials through the City of San Antonio, Texas. Sam Woods. 1994. The Southwest Texas State University Shuttle Bus System: A Cost or a Benefit for the City of San Marcos, Texas. Alex Di Rossi. 1994. The Hub Orientation of the Leading U.S. Airports: A Comparative Analysis of Market and Transfer Hubs. CHAIR, M.A.G Supervision in Progress Dave Howlett Lauren Dill Bill Bass Hector Padilla Michael Hettenhausen Committee Member, M.A.G. Students Brian Dopp Drew Engelke Greg Klaus Kristy Knaupp Doris Kraft Rebecca Brown Connie Hammon David Martin Marleen Gravitz Dena Konopka Lisa Kaplan Angie Martinez Ann Miller Hugh Garrett Jennifer Umscheid

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

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NATURAL HAZARDS [Masters and Ph.D. levels, proposed and accepted]. THE GEOGRAPHY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS [Masters level, proposed and testing under GEO 5395]. SEMINAR IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY [Ph.D. level, proposed and accepted]. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT [Masters level, under preparation in conjunction with proposal for Certificate Program in Emergency Management].

Undergraduate: THE GEOGRAPHY of NATURAL HAZARDS [proposed and accepted].

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

Blanchard-Boehm, R.D., J.W. Wachter, R.E. Earl, and E.J. Hanford. [under review, submitted June 2004]. Limited Water for Regional Development in San Antonio: Mis-perceptions and Missed Opportunities. Urban Geography. Murr, C.D., and R.D. Blanchard-Boehm [under review, submitted July 2004]. Labeling Theory: A Potential Barrier to the Transmission of Geographic Knowledge to the Visually-Impaired. The Journal of Geography.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise [under review, submitted June 2004 ]. Hazards Risk Communication: Past, Present, and Future Challenges. Natural Hazards Review.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 2004. “Natural Hazards in Latin America: Tectonic Forces and Storm Fury.” The Social Studies 95(3): 93-105.

Denise Blanchard-Boehm and Jeff Cook. 2004 “Risk Communication and Public Education in th Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on the 10 Anniversary of the “Black Friday” Tornado.” International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education 13(1): 33-52.

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Ramirez, Gabriella and Denise Blanchard-Boehm. 2003. “Conditions in Colonias: Exploring the Role of Location Relative To the Texas-Mexico Border.” 2003 Papers of the Applied Geography Conference, Vol. 26: 1-9, edited by Graham A. Tobin and Burrell E. Montz, November 5-8, CO: University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

Angirasa, Aditi K., Denise Blanchard-Boehm, and Jason Johnson. 2004. “NAFTA and Agricultural Land Use in Texas.” Southwestern Journal of Economics VI (1): 33-61.

Angirasa, Aditi K., and R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm. 2002. “Evaluating Pre- and Post NAFTA Agriculture in the Valley of Texas.” Southwestern Journal of Economics V(1): 172- 194.

Cathryn E. Springer and R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm. 2002. “Disaster Warnings in San Marcos, Texas: Communicating in Ethnically Diverse Places.” In Burrell E. Montz and Graham A. Tobin (eds.), Papers and Proceedings of the 2002 Applied Geography Conferences, 25: 334-342, October 23-26, Binghamton, New York.

R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm and D. Eric Pimpler. 2001. “Real Estate Values in Houston, Texas following a Major Flood Occurrence: An Application of the Tobin--Montz Concepts of Flood-Induced Changes in Urban Land Values.” In Graham A. Tobin, Burrell E. Montz, and F. Andrew Schoolmaster, (eds.), Papers and Proceedings of the 2001 Applied Geography Conferences, 24: 140-148, November 14-17, Fort Worth, Texas.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise, Kate A. , Pamela Showalter. 2001. “Should flood insurance be mandatory? Insights in the wake of the 1997 New Year’s Day Flood in Reno, .” Applied Geography 21: 199-221.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise and M. Jeffrey Cook. 2000. “The 1987 Edmonton, Alberta Canada Tornado: Perception, Experience and Response, Then and Now.” Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conference, F. Andrew Schoolmaster (ed.), 23: October 11-14, Tampa, Florida. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise and Richard G. Boehm. 2000. “Environmental Issues in World Geography: A Problem-Solving Approach.” Social Studies Texan 16(2): 70-76.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 1998. “Understanding Public Response to Increased Risk from Natural Hazards: Application of the Hazards Risk Communication Framework.” International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, November 16(3): 247-268.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise and Byron Augustin. 1997. “After NAFTA: Problems and Prospects for the Borderlands Maquiladora Industry” Social Studies Texan, Summer 13(1): 68- 74, Special Edition of the Texas Borderlands.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 1996. “When Scientists and Emergency Managers Warn, Does An At-Risk Public Hear and Respond?” In Sammy G. Amin and Sam Fullerton (eds.), International Business Practices, Contemporary Readings, 1996 edition, pp. 523-529, Cumberland, MD: The Academy of Business Administration.

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Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 1995. “The Influence of Past Experience with Hazards on Future Response: A Consideration for Scientists and Emergency Managers.” Journal of Academy of Business Administration, Fall: 2(1), pp. 21-37.

Boehm, Richard G. and Denise Blanchard Boehm. 1994. “Directions for Geography Students: Intellectual Challenge and Meaningful Careers.” The NASSP (National Association of Secondary School Principles) Bulletin: The Journal for Middle Level and High School Leaders, (circulation of 38,000) pages 7-18.

BOOKS, Co-Author Palm, Risa I., Michael E. Hodgson, R. Denise Blanchard and Donald I. Lyons. 1990. Earthquake Insurance in California: Environmental Policy and Individual Decision-Making, Westview Press, Boulder, CO.

BOOK CHAPTERS Invited by Editors Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 2004. “Gender and the Earthquake Hazard: Risk Communication and Environmental Perception.” In: Earthquakes, Eugenie Rovai and Christine M. Rodrigue, eds. New York: Routledge, Special Series that reviews the International Decade of Natural Disaster Reduction, 1990-2000.

Blanchard Boehm, Denise and Richard G. Boehm. 1994. “Putting Geography to Work: Guiding Students Down Career Paths.” Chapter in Spaces and Places: A Geography Manual for Teachers, published by the Geographic Education Implementation Project (GENIP) Steering Committee: Washington, DC.

NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 2002. Socioeconomic and Environmental Impacts of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on the of Texas: Project Completion Report for the Office of Rural Development Program, United States Department of Agriculture. Washington, D.C. [Funded by NRICGP/CSREES/USDA, Grant #99-35401-7775]. 61pp.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. 1997. Risk Communication in Southern California: Ethnic and Gender Response to the 1995 Revised, Upgraded Earthquake Probabilities. Final Report to the Natural Hazards Research and Information Applications Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. 22pp.

Blanchard, R. Denise. 1992. Risk Communication and Individual Response: Impact of the 1990 Revised, Upgraded Earthquake Probabilities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Unpublished Dissertation. Department of Geography, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. 350pp.

MANUSCRIPTS UNDER PREPARATION Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise, Waverly Ray, and Michelle Maness. “Evaluating the Likelihood Success and Acceptance of Environmental Education Information in Secondary School Curriculums.” [planned for submission to the Journal of Environmental Education, November 2004].

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Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise and E.J. Hanford. “Medical Geography’s Role in Hazards Research: Its Roots, Development and Future.” [planned for submission to Progress in Human Geography, December 2004].

Cathryn Anderson and R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “The Impact of Ethnicity on Risk Communication in San Marcos, Texas: Anglo and Hispanic Response.” [planned for submission to The Professional Geographer, January 2005.]

BOOKS REVIEWED For The Professional Geographer, November 1997. Hood Christopher and David K.C. Jones, Accident and Design: Contemporary Debates in Risk Management, UCL (University College London) Press.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: 2003. Ramirez, Gabriela and Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Conditions in Colonias: Exploring the Role of Location Relative to the Texas-Mexico Border.” Applied Geography Conference, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

2003. Angirasa, Aditi K., Denise Blanchard-Boehm, and Jason Johnson. “NAFTA and rd Agricultural Land Use in Texas.” 83 Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association/Southwestern Economics Association, April 16-19, San Antonio.

2003. Angirasa, Aditi K., Denise Blanchard-Boehm, and Jason Johnson. “NAFTA and Agricultural Land Use in Texas.” Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Agricultural Economics Association, February. Mobile, AL.

2002. Cathryn E. Springer and R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Disaster Warnings in San Marcos, th Texas: Communicating in Ethnically Diverse Places.” Paper presented at the 25 Annual Applied Geography Conference, October 23-26, Binghamton, New York.

2001. Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise and D. Eric Pimpler. “Real Estate Values in Houston, Texas following a Major Flood Occurrence: An Application of the Tobin-Newton-Montz Concepts of th Flood-Induced Changes in Urban Land Values.” Paper presented at the 24 Annual Applied Geography Conference, November. Ft. Worth, Texas.

2000. Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise and M. Jeffrey Cook. “The 1987 Edmonton, Alberta Canada rd Tornado: Perception, Experience and Response, Then and Now.” Paper presented at the 23 Annual Applied Geography Conference, October 11-14. Tampa, Florida.

1997. “NAFTA and Maquiladores: A Social Studies Lesson.” Presentation with Richard G. Boehm at the Texas Council for the Social Studies Conference, September, Corpus Christi, TX.

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1995. “Using History and Science with the Five Themes in Geography.” Presentation with Richard G. Boehm, at the 75th Annual Meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, November. Chicago, IL

1995. “When Emergency Managers Warn, Do People Listen?” Chair of Session and Paper Presenter at the International Academy of Business Administration, London England, June 20-27. In affiliation with Georgia State University, Department of Public Administration and Urban Studies.

1994. “Teaching the Third Fundamental Theme in Geography: Human-Environment Interaction,” Presenter with Richard G. Boehm, James F. Petersen, Denise Blanchard Boehm, and Ed Fernauld. National Council for the Social Studies, 74th Annual Meeting, November. Phoenix, AZ

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

2003. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [Invited]. “Communicating Risk about the Flood Hazard in Central Texas: Challenges for the Next Decade.” Paper presented at Texas State University Flood Symposium, entitled “Living in Flood Alley.” Paper given at the session sponsored by the James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research.

2003. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [Invited]. “Communicating Risk: Overcoming the Challenges.” th 28 Annual Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, July 13-16, Boulder, Colorado. Plenary session moderator and presenter.

2003. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [Invited]. “The James and Marilyn Lovell Center for th Environmental Geography and Hazards Research.” Poster presented at the 28 Annual Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, July 13-16, 2002 at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.

2002. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [Invited]. “The James and Marilyn Lovell Center for th Environmental Geography and Hazards Research.” Poster presented at the 27 Annual Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, July 14-17, 2002 at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.

2002. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [Invited]. Risk Management Focus Group Participant for the Higher Education Project, Federal Emergency Management Agency, at the National Emergency Training Center, Emmitsburg, . Panel of 14 experts from various academic, government, and private organizations to assess course development and curriculum for a college-level “Risk Management” course.

2000. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [Invited]. “A Scenario for Disaster: Lessons for a University and Its Community in the Aftermath of the 1998 Central Texas Flood.” Illustrated poster presented at the 25th Annual Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, July 11-14, Boulder, CO.

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1998. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise, Pamela Showalter, and Kate Berry. [Invited]. “Determinants in the Adoption of Flood Insurance: Response to the 1997 New Year’s Day Flood in Reno, Nevada.” Paper presented at the 23rd Annual Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, July 12-15. Boulder, CO.

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “It Takes Your Breath Away: Atmospheric GeoHazards,” Workshop Presenter, 1996 Annual Geography and GeoTech Conference sponsored by the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Bishop Dunne High School, Dallas, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Shake, Rattle and Roll: Geocrustal Hazards,” Lecturer, 1995 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Thar' It Blows: Hazards and the Third Theme,” Lecturer, 1995 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “South of the Border, Down Maquiladora Way,” Lecturer and Field Trip Leader to Del Rio, Texas and Acuna, Mexico, 1995 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Shake, Rattle and Roll: Using Hazards to Teach the Third Theme,” Workshop Presenter at the 1994 Annual Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Conference, March, St. Monica's Catholic School, Dallas, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “When Hazards Become Disasters: Social Impact and Response,” Lecturer, 1994 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Shake, Rattle and Roll: Geocrustal Hazards,” Lecturer, 1994 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Thar' It Blows: Hazards and the Third Theme,” Lecturer, 1994 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Hong Kong: Before the Take-Over,” Lecturer, 1994 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, 1994 Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Hong Kong in Transition,” Lecturer, 1994 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “South of the Border, Down Maquiladora Way,” Lecturer and Field Trip Leader to Del Rio, Texas and Acuna, Mexico, 1994 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “When Hazards Become Disasters: Social Impact and Response,” Workshop Presenter at the 1994 Global Education Conference, A.S. Johnson High School, Austin, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Evolution of North American Cities,” Lecturer, 1993 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Leadership Institute, San Marcos, TX

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Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “New Orleans: Photo Essay,” Lecturer, 1993 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Leadership Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Evolution of North American Cities,” Lecturer, 1993 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Metroplex Institute, Plano, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Teaching Natural Hazards in the Schools,” Lecturer, 1993 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Metroplex Institute, Plano, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “When Hazards Become Disasters: Social Response," Lecturer, 1993 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Evolution of North American Cities,” Lecturer, 1993 Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institute, San Marcos, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “When Hazards Become Disasters: Social Response,” Workshop Presenter at the 1993 Annual Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Conference, March, St. Monica's Catholic School, Dallas, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “When Hazards Become Disasters: Social Response,” Presentation at the 1993 Friends of Geography Conference, February. University of Houston, Houston, TX

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Evolution of North American Cities,” 1993 National Faculty Association, Workshop Presenter for Boston Public School System, January, Boston, MA

Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Transportation and Urban Spatial Development,” 1993 National Faculty Association, Workshop Presenter for Boston Public School System, January, Boston, MA

1991. Blanchard, Denise. [Invited]. “Multiple Hazard Preparedness: The Response to Hurricane in Puerto Rico.” Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, July 14-17. Boulder, CO

1991. Blanchard, Denise. [Invited]. “Handling the Big One: Individual Response to the Earthquake Hazard in California.” Insurance Regulatory Examiners Society, IRES Annual Career Development Seminar, August 4-6. Denver, CO 1991. Blanchard, Denise. [Invited]. “Student Research on Hazards II.” Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, July 14-17, Boulder, CO

1990. Blanchard, Denise. [Invited]. “Earthquake Insurance in California: A Survey of California Home Owners: Some Preliminary Findings.” Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, July 15-18. Boulder, CO

SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS 2003. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise, James Wachter, Rich Earl, and E.J. Hanford. “Limited Water and Geographic Perceptions of a Large Populace: Implications of Local Defeat of the th Applewhite Project.” Illustrated Paper, 99 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA. Page 11 of 16 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

2002. Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise. “Assessing Hazardousness of Place: A Pre-Disaster th Typology for Imputing Economic Values to Environmental Assets.” Full paper given at the 98 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April. Los Angeles, CA. Special session on the economic impact of hazards.

2000. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise, Jeff Cook, Rich Earl and Dave Butler. “The Great Central Texas Flood of 1998: Experience of a University Community.” Illustrated paper presented at the th 96 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March. Pittsburgh, PA.

1999. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise, Jeff Cook, Rich Dixon, Rich Earl, and Byron Augustin. 1999. th “Perspectives on the 1998 Central Texas Flood.” Paper presented at the 95 Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of American Geographers, October. San Marcos, TX.

1999. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. 1999. “Risk Communication in Southern California: Exploring Gender and Ethnic Response to the 1995 Revised, Upgraded Earthquake Probabilities.” Paper th presented at the 95 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March. Honolulu, Hawaii.

1998. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise, Pamela Showalter, and Kate Berry. 1998. “Public Response to th the 1997 New Year’s Day Flood in Reno, Nevada.” Illustrated paper presented at the 94 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. April. Boston, MA.

1998. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. “The Qualitative Revolution in Hazards Teaching and th Research: Considering Alternative Methods of Inquiry.” Paper presented at the 94 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April. Boston, MA. Special session in Hazards Education.

1997. Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. “Revisiting the Borderland Maquiladora Industry: An Economic and Environmental Dilemma.” Paper presented at the Political Geography Specialty Group AAG Pre-Conference, “Frontiers of Research in Political Geography,” March 29-31, San Marcos, TX.

1993. Blanchard, Denise. “Calm Before Calamity: Communicating Risk toward the Earthquake th Hazard.” Full paper presented at the 89 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Atlanta, GA.

1992. Blanchard, Denise. “Impact of the 1990 Revised Earthquake Prediction for the San Francisco Bay Area: Risk Communication and Individual Response Behavior,” Paper session at th the 88 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. San Diego, CA.

PRESENTATIONS AS PART OF A GRANT-FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECT 1991. Blanchard, Denise, Risa I. Palm and Michael Hodgson. [Research Presentation]. “The Significance of Demographic and Attitudinal Variables on Home Owners’ Purchases of Hazard Insurance in Puerto Rico.” Presentation to the Advisory Committee of the Hurricane Hugo Project in Puerto Rico, November. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Risa I. Palm, P.I.

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1991. Blanchard, Denise, Risa I. Palm and Michael Hodgson. [Research Presentation]. “The Application of the Dillman Survey Method to a Home Owners Mail Survey in Puerto Rico.” Presentation to the Advisory Committee of the Hurricane Hugo Project in Puerto Rico, March. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Risa I. Palm, P.I.

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS, Service-Oriented Richard G. Boehm and Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Critical Thinking and Problem Solving in Social Studies.” Department of Defense Dependent Schools, forthcoming, October 2000, Vicenza, Italy.

Richard G. Boehm and Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “ Critical Thinking and Problem Solving in Social Studies.” Department of Defense Dependent Schools, March 2000, Seville, Spain.

Richard G. Boehm and Denise Blanchard-Boehm. “Urban Geography Institute.” Department of Defense Dependent Schools, March 1996, Istanbul, Turkey.

C. Grants and Contracts

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise, Yongmei Lu, Leo Wang, and Richard Earl. “Upper San Marcos and Blanco Watershed Initiative: Physical, Environmental, and Human Impacts of Major Flood Occurrences and Relationship to Development of Sustainable Water Resources.” Unsolicited Grant Proposal Program, United States Geological Survey. Near Completion. Proposed time period of 3 years with an estimated budget of $701,785. Pending.

Denise Blanchard-Boehm, P.I. “Closing Down Times Beach, Missouri: A Geographical History of Lives Affected by an Environmental Disaster.” Grant proposal submitted to the A.P. Foundation, $39,021. Pending.

Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. “When the Electronic Media Fails: Assessing the Adequacy of Alternative Formal and Informal Networks of Communication During a Major Flood Hazard Occurrence.” Quick Response Grant, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center at the University of Colorado-Boulder, $2,000. Pending.

Assisting Ph.D. student Karen Bartell in submitting a pre-proposal to the EPA’s, Graduate Student Minority Grant Program, formerly the STAR program. [If invited to submit a full- proposal, and if accepted, award would be $23,000]. Pending.

Assisted Ph.D. student Elaine J. Hanford in submitting a pre-proposal to the EPA’s, Graduate Student Minority Grant Program, formerly the STAR program. [If invited to submit a full- proposal, and if accepted, award would be $23,000]. Submitted December 2003. Declined August 2004.

Blanchard-Boehm, Denise. [July 2002]. “A Longitudinal Assessment of the Flash Flood Hazard in the Guadalupe/Blanco River Basins: Human and Physical Impact of the 1998 and 2002 Great Central Texas Floods.” [with Pamela Showalter]. Submitted to the SWT International Institute for Sustainable Water Research. $25,000. Not Funded.

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1999-2001. “Socioeconomic and Environmental Impacts of the North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] on the Rio Grande Valley of Texas,” with Aditi Angirasa [SWT- Agriculture], U.S. Department of Agriculture. Funded $60,000.

Marcos, Texas.” Quick Response Grant funded by the Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. Data collected in area in and around San Marcos, TX. Funded $500.

1995. “Initial Public Risk Assessment of a Hazard Warning with Special Emphasis on Ethnic and Minority Populations.” Quick Response Grant funded by the National Science Foundation, and the National Institute of Mental Health. Funds distributed through the Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. Research grant executed and field trip made to Pasadena, CA to collect qualitative and quantitative data. Funded $1,800.

1991. “Dean’s Small Grant Award for Dissertation Research,” The Graduate School, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. Funded $100. GRANT PROPOSALS UNDER PREPARATION

Blanchard-Boehm, Denise [under preparation]. “Development of a Global Hazards Education Website.” National Science Foundation. Estimated budget of $300,000 over 2-years.

Blanchard-Boehm, Denise and Doris L. Kraft. [under preparation]. “Perceived Vulnerability and Calculated Risk: Assessing the Threat from Bioterrorism in Texas.” Proposal planned for The Department of Homeland Security. Estimated budget of $350,000 over 2-years.

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University: Search Committee, Chair of Geography, 2003-04. Faculty Senate Representative, Geography Department, 2001 Elections Committee, Association for Women in Higher Education. Undergraduate Commencement Marshall, May 1999. Undergraduate Commencement Marshall, May 1998. Faculty Representative, Graduate Ceremonies, December 1997. Faculty Representative, Undergraduate Ceremonies, May 1995. Faculty Representative, Liberal Arts Awards, May 1994. Faculty Representative, Liberal Arts Awards, May 1993.

B. Departmental: Scheduling Committee (2004 to present) Search Committee, Chair of Department (2003, closed in 2004)

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Evaluation Committee (2002-04) Search Committee, Cartographic, Visualization, Mapping Hire (2002-2003) [recommended Alberto Giordano] Search Committee, GIScience Remote Sensing, Environmental Hire (2002-2003) [recommended Bing Xu] Search Committee, Administrative Assistant II, Grants & Contracts (2002) [recommended Pat Hell-Jones] Search Committee, Environmental GIScience Hire (2001-02) [recommended Allison Payton] Search Committee, Environmental/GIS Hire (2001-02) [recommended Sharolyn Anderson] Chair’s Advisory Committee (2001 to 2003) Showcase Committee (ad hoc 2000-present) Equipment Committee (1998-2000) Strategic Planning Committee (1994-96) Gildea Foundation Committee (1994-present) Library Committee (1995-96) Scheduling Committee (1994-95) Internship Committee (1994-present) Search Committee, Environmental Geography Hire (1996-97) Search Committee, Environmental Geography Hire (1995-96)

“Hong Kong and More.” Workshop presentation at the 2003 Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration. Part of the “Tour of the World Session,” April 26. Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX.

“Environmental Geography and Hazards Research: Works by the Lovell Center Scholars” Workshop presentation at the 2003 Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, April 26. Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX.

Projects for The James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research: 2003 (Spring). Publicity Campaign for the Fifth Annual Lovell Center Lecture, environmental author, Sarah Andrews. 2002 (Fall). Assessment of Center-wide projects, and seeking sources of funding. 2002 (Fall). Creation of funding list for Lovell Center (with E.J. Hanford and Pat Hell). 2002 (Fall). Proposal for Lovell Center organization and projects. 2002 (Fall). Supervision of update of Lovell Center Website. Creation of a Center projects page (with EJ Hanford). 2002 (Fall). Supervision of update of Lovell Center Poster Display (with EJ Hanford). 2002 (Fall). Creation of Bibliography for Concepts of Risk, Risk Perception, Risk Assessment, Risk Management, and Risk Communication. To be posted on the Lovell Center website. (with EJ Hanford). 2002 (Fall). Supervision of update of Lovell Center Poster Display. 2002 (Summer). Creation of Lovell Center Poster Display (with Linda Prosperie). 2002 (Spring). Supervision of update of Lovell Center Website. 2002 (Spring). Publicity Campaign for the Fourth Annual Lovell Center Lecture, former Astronaut and Brigadier General (Ret.) Charles M. Duke, Jr., “The Space Age: A Technological Milestone,” on February 12, 2002.

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C. Community: Since 1989. Beta Sigma Phi International Women’s Sorority, Alpha Xi Gamma Chapter in San Marcos, TX. Various leadership positions. Currently, Treasurer. Lectures given on Hawaii, The Geography of the Holy Land, and England.

Since 1992. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church: Faculty Member, The Center for Spiritual Formation and Religious Studies. Superintendent, Childrens’ Ministry, 2003 to present. Instructor, 2002-03, Godly Play I, Childrens’ Ministry. Instructor, 2002-03, Practical Wisdom, Adult Ministry. Instructor, 2001-02, The Baby Boomers Bible Study (with Jim Byrn). Lecturer, Adult Forum, “The Geography of the Holy Land.”

2002. Lecturer, “The Geography of the Holy Land.” Price Senior Citizens Center, Summer Geography Series, San Marcos, TX.

Cub Scouts, Troop 116, Den Treasurer and Adult Partner (since Fall 2002).

Wonderland School, Treasurer, Parent Support Group (since Fall 2002).

D. Professional:

National American Association of Geographers, Committee on Career Opportunities and Professional Development in Geography, 1995-96. State Testimony to Sen. Rick Green concerning closing of the Texas Weather Station [with Rich Dixon], 1997.

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional: Association of American Geographers The National Faculty American Association of University Women National Council for the Social Studies National Council for Geographic Education

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: RICHARD G. BOEHM Title: Professor and Jesse H. Jones Distinguished Chair in Geographic Education

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Ph.D. 1975 University of Texas at Austin Geography Dissertation Title: "Structural Relationships Between Texas Ports and Inland Supply Points for Export Cotton."

M.A. 1962 University of Missouri-Columbia Geography

B.S. 1960 University of Missouri-Columbia Social Studies

C. University Experience

Position University Dates

Professor Texas State University-San Marcos 1980-Present

Associate Professor Texas State University-San Marcos 1977-1980

Instructor and Assistant Professor University of Missouri-Columbia 1971-1977

Instructor and Assistant Professor Texas State University-San Marcos 1963-1971

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

Special Editor for the Research in Geographic Education issue “The Education of an Applied Geographer.” Vol. 9, No. 1, 2007.

Guest Editor, The Geography Teacher. Vol. 3, Num. 1, 2004.

Guest Editor, The Social Studies, Nov./Dec. Issue, 2004.

Member, Editorial Board for The Social Studies, 2003-present.

Executive Editor, Research in Geographic Education, Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1999-present.

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Director, The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Texas State University- San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1997-present.

Co-Coordinator, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, 1986-present.

Chairman, Department of Geography and Planning, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1977-1994.

Chairman, Department of Geography, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1976-1977.

Director, Institute for Corridor Studies, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1983-1993.

Member, Editorial Board of the Journal of Geography, 1984-1987.

Reviewed articles as a referee for the Annals of the Association of American Geographers, The Professional Geographer, Journal of Geography, Social Education, and The Social Studies.

Editor, Media Materials for the National Council for Geographic Education, 1972-1977.

Editor, Media Review in the Journal of Geography, 1973-1977.

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught:

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

Undergraduate: Graduate: Curriculum in Geography Geographic Education Teaching Methodologies in Research Methods Geography Applied Economic Geography

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E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

World Geography and Cultures (with National Geographic Society). (2008) Columbus, New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill

Exploring Our World: People, Places and Cultures (with others), (2008) Columbus, New York: Glencoe, McGraw-Hill.

The World and Its People (with others) (2005) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

Basal Text Series, Grades K-6, Macmillan Social Studies (with others), (2005) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

Our World Today: People, Places and Issues (with others), (2005) New York: Glencoe/McGraw- Hill.

Glencoe World Geography (with National Geographic Society), (2005) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

The Best of Both Worlds: Merging History and Geography in the K-12 Curriculum (with D. Saxe and D. Rutherford). (2003) Washington, D.C.: Thomas B. Fordham Foundation.

Glencoe World Geography (with National Geographic Society), (2003) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

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Our World Today: People, Places and Issues (with others), (2003) New York: Glencoe/McGraw- Hill.

Building Geography Skills for Life (2003) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

K–6 Basal Social Studies Series (with others), (2003) New York: Macmillan/McGraw-Hill School Publishers. Seven volumes.

Social Studies: A How To Skills Resource (including maps, reading, writing, charts, graphs, and test strategies) (with B. Webb). (2002) Columbus, Ohio: SRA, A Division of McGraw-Hill. Twelve volumes, including a text, teacher’s guide, and skills book at each grade level.

Geography: The World and Its People (with others). (2002) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

Geography: The World and Its People, Volume One and Two (with others). (2002) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

Time and Space Convergence: A Joint History-Geography Curriculum (with D. Saxe and D. Rutherford). (2002) San Marcos, Texas: Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education.

Path Toward World Literacy: A Standards-Based Guide to K-12 Geography (with others)(Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education). (2001) Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society.

Path Toward World Literacy: A Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, K-12 (with others) (Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education). (2000) Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society.

Glencoe World Geography (with National Geographic Society). (2000) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.

Geography: The World and Its People (with others). (2000) New York: Glencoe, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 780 pp.

"Geography of the United States" for Microsoft Encarta. (1999)

Harcourt-Brace Social Studies, learning program for grades K-6 (with others). (1998) Orlando, Florida: Harcourt-Brace School Publishers. Seven volumes.

The First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education (edited with J. Petersen). (1997) San Marcos, Texas: The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, 304 pp.

World Geography: A Physical and Cultural Approach (with National Geographic Society). (1997) New York: Glencoe, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 785 pp.

Stories in Time, learning program for grades K-6 (with others). (1996) Orlando, Florida: Harcourt-Brace School Publishers. Kindergarten All About Me Grade 1 My World

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Grade 2 Meeting Many People Grade 3 Living in Our World Grade 4 State and Regions Grade 4 The Story of Texas Grade 5 America's Story Grade 6 Our World's Story

Geography: The World and Its People (with others). (1996) New York: Glencoe, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 777 pp.

World Geography: A Physical and Cultural Approach. (1995) New York: Glencoe, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 786 pp.

Geography for Life, National Standards in Geography (with a writing team of seven). (1994) Published under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education under Goals 2000: Educate America Act. Washington, DC: National Council for Geographic Education and the National Geographic Society.

Careers in Geography. (1993) Washington, DC: National Geographic Society, 16 pp.

World Geography: A Physical and Cultural Approach (with J. Swanson). (1992) 3rd edition. Columbus, Ohio: Glencoe, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 672 pp.

World Geography: A Physical and Cultural Approach (with J. Swanson). (1989) 2nd edition. Mission Hills, California: Glencoe Publishing Co., 672 pp.

Guidelines for Geographic Education: Elementary and Secondary Schools (with others). (1984) Washington, DC: National Council for Geographic Education and the Association of American Geographers, 26 pp.

Latin America: Case Studies (edited with S. Visser). (1984) Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall-Hunt Publishers, 300 pp.

Transport Regulation in Missouri (with others). (1978) Jefferson City, Missouri: Missouri Public Service Commission, 224 pp.

Principal Interaction Fields of Missouri Regional Centers (with W. Wagner). (1976) Columbia, Missouri: University of Missouri-Columbia Extension Division, 38 pp.

Missouri's Transportation System: Condition, Capacity and Impediments to Efficiency (with others). (1976) Columbia, Missouri: Missouri Office of Administration, 351 pp.

Exporting Cotton in Texas: Relationships of Ports and Inland Supply Points. (1975) Austin, Texas: Bureau of Business Research, The University of Texas at Austin, 78 pp.

2. Articles

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“Educating Leaders in Geographic Education: A summer Cohort Ph.D. Program.” (with Audrey Mohan and Melody Crenshaw) (2007) UNDER REVIEW.

“On the Education of an Applied Geographer.” (with Audrey Mohan) (2007) Papers of the Applied Geography Conference IN PRESS.

“Defining a Core Curriculum in Applied Geography.” (with Audrey Mohan) (2006) Papers of the Applied Geography Conference, pp. 340-349. REFEREED.

“Round Two: Standards Writing and Implementation in the Social Studies” (with D. Rutherford). (2004) The Social Studies 95.6, 231-238. REFEREED.

“Plying Our Trade: A Curriculum for Applied Geography.” (2004) Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 27, 1-11. REFEREED.

“The Nature and Scope of Geography in the Schools: A Preliminary Interpretation.” (2003) - Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, Vol. 26, pp. 178-187. REFEREED.

“Fostering Research in Geographic Education: The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education.” (2002) International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. REFEREED.

“Under Representation in Geography: Why We Should and How We Can Do Better” (with E. Foster). (2002) International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. REFEREED.

“A Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, Grades K-12.” (2002) Journal of Geography, Vol. 101, No. 2, March/April, pp. 86-88. REFEREED.

“Teaching and Learning the Location and Place Geography of Middle America” (with J. Petersen and D. Rutherford). (2001) The Pennsylvania Geography, Vol. 39, No. 2, Fall/Winter, pp. 18-29. REFEREED.

“A Model for Geography Department Recruitment of Minority Students” (with L. Estaville). (2001) Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, Vol. 24, pp. 316-321. REFEREED.

“The Influence of Environmental Exploration on Geographic Performance Among Adolescents: A Gender and Cross-Cultural Analysis” (with P. Wridt). (2001) International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 211-222. REFEREED.

“A Rationale and Model for a Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, Grades K-12” (with S. Hume). (2001) The Social Studies, Vol. 92, No. 1, January/February, pp. 16-21. REFEREED.

“Environmental Issues in World Geography: A Problem-Solving Approach” (with D. Blanchard Boehm). (2000) The Social Studies Texan, Vol. 16, No. 2, Fall/Winter. REFEREED by Editorial Board.

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“Health of the Discipline Indicators” (with L. Estaville and W. Bigler). (2000) Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, Vol. 23, pp.300-308. REFEREED.

“Faculty Attitudes About a Common Course Curriculum for Introductory Geography Courses.” (1999) Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences. Vol. 22, pp.100-106. REFEREED.

"An Argument for a Common Course Curriculum in Introductory Geography Courses." (1998) Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences. Vol. 21, pp. 104-113. REFEREED.

"American Ethnic Geography and the National Geography Standards" (with L. E. Estaville and C. J. Rosen). (1997) Chapter One in Teaching American Ethnic Geography. Estaville and Rosen, eds., Pathway Series No. 19, Indiana, Pennsylvania: National Council for Geographic Education.

"Lessons About the Rio Grande as an International Border: With Links to the National Standards in Geography" (with J. Petersen). (1997) The Social Studies Texan, Vol. 13, No. 1, Summer, pp. 63-67. REFEREED by Editorial Board.

"The First Assessment: A Contextual Statement," in The First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education (edited with J. Petersen). (1997) San Marcos, Texas: The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, pp. 1-16.

"Putting Geography to Work: Guiding Students Down Career Paths," in Spaces and Places: A Geography Manual for Teachers (with R. D. Boehm). (1995) Indiana, Pennsylvania: Geographic Education National Implementation Project. REFEREED.

"Directions for Geography Students: Intellectual Challenges and Meaningful Careers" (with D. Blanchard Boehm). (1994) Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, Vol. 78, No. 564, October, pp. 7-18. REFEREED.

"On Adapting, Surviving and Prospering" (invited commentary). (1994) International Research in Geographic Education and Environmental Education, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 83-85.

"An Elaboration of the Fundamental Themes in Geography" (with J. Petersen). (1994) Social Education, Vol. 58, No. 4, April/May, pp. 211-218. REFEREED.

"The Guidelines for Geographic Education: A Ten-Year Retrospective" (with J. Petersen and S. Natoli). (1994) Social Education, Vol. 58, No. 4, April/May, pp. 206-210. REFEREED.

"The Bete Noir of Geographic Education: Teacher Training Programs," (with J. Brierley and M. Sharma). (1994) Journal of Geography, Vol. 93, No. 1, January/February, pp. 21-28. REFEREED.

"The Concept of Region and Texas History and Geography." (1993) The Social Studies Texan, Vol. 8, No. 3, Winter, pp. 61-64. REFEREED by Editorial Board.

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"No 'New Geography' Only New Geography." (1990) Commentary in the Journal of Geography, Vol. 89, No. 2, March/April, p. 84.

"Geography: A Pathway Through College to Meaningful Careers." (1989) Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, Vol. 73, No. 521, December, pp. 39-43. REFEREED.

"Geography: Opening the Doors of Your Life." (1989) The Social Studies Texan, Vol. 5, No. 2, Fall, pp. 36-39. REFEREED by Editorial Board.

"Applied Geography: An Academic Response to the Structural Change of a Discipline" (with J. Harrison). (1989) Chapter in Applied Geography: Issues, Questions and Concerns (M. S. Kenzer, ed.). Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, pp. 37-52.

"The Fundamental Skills of Geography" (with G. Vuicich and J. Stoltman). (1988) Chapter in Strengthening Geography in the Social Studies (S. Natoli, ed.). Bulletin No. 81, Washington, DC: National Council for the Social Studies, pp. 73-92. REFEREED.

"The Utility of Geography: Many Aspects of Careers in Geography." (1988) In The Essence of Place: Geography in the K-12 Curriculum. Los Angeles, California: Center for Academic Inter- institutional Programs, UCLA, pp. 237-247.

"Middle America: Location and Place" (with others), (1987) Social Education, Vol. 51, No. 7, November/December, pp. 479-484. REFEREED.

"Teaching Place Names and Locations in Grades 4-8: Maps of Errors" (with J. Petersen). (1987) Journal of Geography, Vol. 86, No. 4, July/August, pp. 167-170. (Note: Journal of Geography award for "Best Article Related to Teaching in the Elementary Schools"). REFEREED.

"Talks With Teachers." (1986) Interview and commentary, Journal of Geography, Vol. 85, No. 6, November/December, pp. 259-262.

"On Prejudice in Geography." (1984) Opinion piece in Journal of Geography, Vol. 83, No. 2, March/April, pp. 52-53.

"Beyond Analysis in Applied Geography: Writing to Influence Policy Decisions." (1981) Proceedings of Applied Geography Conferences, Vol. 4, pp. 395-398.

"Oklahoma" (1981) Funk and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia.

"." (1981) Funk and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia.

"Texas." (1981) Funk and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia.

"Arkansas" (1981) Funk and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia.

"Geography Is More Than Knowing: Deciding and Doing Are Basic Too!" (with J. Kracht). (1980) Journal of Geography, Vol. 79, No. 3, March, pp. 104-107. (Note: Journal of Geography award for "Best Article Related to Teaching Geography in Elementary Schools"). REFEREED.

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"Feelings About the Community: Using Value Clarification In and Out of the Classroom" (with J. Kracht). (1975) Journal of Geography, Vol. 74, No. 4, April, pp. 198-206. (Note: Journal of Geography award [honorable mention] for "Best Article Related to Teaching in the Secondary Schools"). REFEREED.

"Geographical Expeditions: Field Work for the Elementary Grades" (with J. Kracht). (1974) Journal of Geography, Vol. 73, No. 6, September, pp. 7-12. REFEREED.

"A Spatial Analysis of Selected Ecological Elements of Juvenile Delinquency in New Orleans." (1973) Chapter 6 in Where Have All the Children Gone? for the National Council on Crime and Delinquency.

"Geovision: A Critical Appraisal.” (1972) Invited review article for the Journal of Geography, Vol. 71, No. 6, September, pp. 380-381.

"The Location and Geographic Assignment of Regional Detention Facilities." (1972) Chapter 3 and Appendix II in Regional Detention: Secure Juvenile Detention Needs in Upper New York State for the National Council on Crime and Delinquency.

"Successful Television Teaching" (with R. Cramer). (1971) Journal of Geography, Vol. 70, No. 5, May, pp. 276-279. REFEREED.

"Recommended Reading for Geography Teachers." (1969) Texas Outlook, Vol. 53, No. 11, November, pp. 24-25.

"The Recent Argentine Attack on the United States' Meat Market." (1969) In Contemporary Latin America (Johnson and Weeks, eds.). Houston, Texas: University of Houston Office of International Affairs, pp. 11-13. REFEREED.

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings:

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

5. Reports:

6. Book Reviews:

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7. Other: “Geography and National Standards” (2005) Content Consultant/editor. Six educational television programs for middle school. Philadelphia: Schlesinger Media.

“K-4 United States Geography Series” (content consultant). (2004) 12 educational television programs. Philadelphia: Schlesinger Media.

Building Skills in Geography (with J. Petersen and L. Bybee). (1995) Mission Hills, California: Glencoe Publishing Co., 191 pp.

Texas Activity Workbook for Glencoe World Geography (with L. Bybee). (1995) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, 60 pp.

Workbook for Glencoe World Geography (with L. Bybee and J. Petersen). (1995) New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, 82 pp.

Building Skills in Geography (with J. Petersen and L. Bybee). (1990) Mission Hills, California: Glencoe Publishing Co., 191 pp.

"Self-Assessment and Strategies for Improvement in Geography Departments" (with others). (1989) A project of the Task Force for the Advancement of Geography. Washington, DC: Association of American Geographers, 16 pp.

Book review of Economic Geography: Resource Use, Locational Choices, and Regional Specialization in the Global Economy (B. J. L. Berry, E. C. Conkling, and D. M. Ray, authors). (1989) Englewood Cliffs, California: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1988, in The Professional Geographer, Vol. 41, No. 1, February, pp. 97-98.

Activity Workbook for Glencoe World Geography (with L. Bybee and J. Petersen). (1989) Mission Hills, California: Glencoe Publishing Co., 154 pp.

Texas Activity Workbook for Glencoe World Geography (with L. Bybee). (1989) Mission Hills, California: Glencoe Publishing Co., 60 pp. "Enhancing High School Geography in Texas" (with J. Kracht). (1986) Commentary in The Professional Geographer, Vol. 38, No. 3, August, pp. 255-256.

"Energy and Our Society." (1980) Co-Producer and Television Teacher for a pilot educational television broadcast, KEDT-TV, Corpus Christi, Texas.

Transport Regulation in Missouri: Phase II (with others). (1979) Columbia, Missouri: Missouri Public Service Commission. In five parts.

Part 1: Final Report, 126 pp.

Part 2: Public Service Commission-Transportation Division Operations Handbook, 250 pp.

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Part 3: Public Service Commission-Transportation Division Enforcement Manual, 44 pp. and Appendices.

Part 4: Public Service Commission-Transportation Division Job Evaluation Report, 60 pp.

Part 5: Public Service Commission-An Information Program for Transportation, 38 pp.

Peer Group Counseling in Berrien County, : 1977-1978 (with R. D. Larsen). (August 1978) St. Joseph, Michigan: Michigan Office of Criminal Justice, 83 pp. and Appendices.

Berrien County School-Based Peer Group Counseling Evaluation Report. (July 1977) St. Joseph, Michigan: Michigan Office of Criminal Justice, 60 pp.

Peer Group Counseling: A School-Based Juvenile Diversion Program. (1976) St. Louis, Missouri: Gateway Information Systems, Inc., 83 pp.

School-Based Delinquency Prevention: The Rock Island Experience (with F. Howlett). (1975) Austin, Texas: Justice Systems, Inc., 62 pp. and Appendices.

The Spatial Dynamics of the Juvenile Justice System. (1975) Typescript originally prepared for the National Center for Juvenile Justice. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: 32 pp.

"Magic Birthday Party." (1975) Teacher and user's guide for pilot educational broadcast in environmental education, Great Plains National Instructional Television Library, Lincoln, Nebraska.

"Geography for the 70's." User's guide to accompany a fifteen-program color ETV series for use in colleges and universities. The series was produced by the Southwest Texas Educational Television Council and was distributed by the Great Plains National Instructional Television Library, Lincoln, Nebraska.

Eleven "Media Review" articles for the Journal of Geography as the Media Review Editor. (1973-1977)

Geography for the 70's: A Teacher's Guide. (1971) Austin, Texas: Southwest Texas Educational Television Council.

"Geography for the 70's" (1970) A fifteen-part (color), enrichment educational television series produced by KLRN-TV, Austin, Texas. Distributed nationally by Great Plains National Instructional Television Library until 1979. Served as television teacher, producer, and writer.

Program Titles

Tundra and Subarctic Industrial Revolution Rainforest and Savanna Urbanization Desert and Steppe Problems of Urbanization Mid-Latitude Climates Population Explosion Rural Land Use and Settlement Patterns Ecology Raw Materials Latin America

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World Trade Taiwan

"The Changing Earth." (1967-1968) A twenty-program series in geography, produced by KLRN-TV, Austin, Texas. This series was revised in 1968 and 1969. The programs were designed to enrich social studies and science classes in the -San Antonio metropolitan area. Served as television teacher, producer, and writer. There was also a teacher's guide.

Program Titles

Tundra and Subarctic Forest Resources Rainforest and Savanna Mineral Resources Desert and Steppe The Ice of Today Mid-Latitude Climates Oceans Primitive Man The Ocean Floor Nomads Natural Catastrophes Rivers in History Rivers of Today Man Changes the Surface of the Earth Human Resources Water Resources Populations Soil Resources Making a Living Inhospitable Lands

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: “Assessing the Validity of a Core Curriculum in Applied Geography.” (with Audrey Mohan) (2006). Paper read at the Commission on Applied Geography of the IGU, Brisbane, Australia.

Boehm, Richard. (2005) “Overview of the Summer Academy for Minority Scholars Program,” invited paper by the Social Science Education Council at the Annual Meetings of the National Council for the Social Studies, Kansas City, MO.

Boehm, Richard, and Audrey Mohan. (2005) “The North American Curriculum iin Applied Geography and Regional Science,” invited paper by the Applied Geography Commission of the International Geographical Union. Paper read at the North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International, Las Vegan, NV.

“The Changing Face of Geographic Education,” paper read at the annual meeting of the Louisiana Council for the Social Studies, Lafayette, Louisiana, November 2004.

“National Standards and Social Studies Education,” Keynote address given at the annual meetings of the Council for the Social Studies, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 2004.

“Round Two: Standards Writing and Implementation in the Social Studies,” (with D. Rutherford), paper read at the meetings of the National Council for Geographic Education, Kansas City, Missouri, October 2004.

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“Plying Our Trade: A Core Curriculum in Applied Geography,” paper read at the annual meeting of the Applied Geography group, St. Louis, Missouri, October 2004.

“A Tribute to Gilbert M. Grosvenor of National Geographic Society,” Keynote address given at the All-Texas Geography Conference annual meeting, San Antonio, Texas, September 2004.

“Plying Our Trade: A Core Curriculum in Applied Geography,” Keynote address at the Commission on Applied Geography, International Geographical Congress, Glasgow, Scotland, August 2004.

“A Framework for Combining U.S. History and Geography,” (with D. Rutherford), session at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, PLACE, November 2003.

“The Nature and Scope of Geography in the Schools: A Preliminary Interpretation,” (with D. Rutherford and E. Foster), paper read at the annual meeting of the Applied Geography group, PLACE, November 2003.

“Standards Implementation,” session at the annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Salt Lake City, , October 2003.

“Problem Solving in the Social Studies: Get Your Students Involved,” paper read at the 38th Conference of Virginia Social Studies Educators, Richmond, Virginia, November 2002.

“A Model for Teaching Geography in U.S. History Courses,” (with D. Rutherford), paper read at the meetings of the National Council for Geographic Education, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 2002.

“Commonalities in World History/World Geography,” (with D. Rutherford), paper read at the meetings of the Texas Council for the Social Studies, Austin, Texas, October 2002.

“Problem-Solving Model for Teaching Social Studies,” paper read at the 33rd Northeast Regional Conference on the Social Studies, Boston, Massachusetts, March 2002.

“Geography’s 5 Themes, Six Essential Elements and the North Carolina Standard Course of Study,” paper presented at the North Carolina Council for the Social Studies, Greensboro, North Carolina, February 2002.

“Summer Geography Academy for Minority Scholars,” (with L. Estaville), paper presented at the 13th annual Geo-Tech Conference in Dallas, Texas, January 2002.

"A Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, K-12," (with B. Yingling, B. Webb, and J. Stoltman), presentation at the annual meeting of the National Council for Social Studies in Washington, D.C., November 2001.

“A Model for Geography Department Recruitment of Minority Students” (with L. Estaville), paper read at the annual meeting of the Applied Geography group in Fort Worth, Texas, November 2001.

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"A Joint Geography/History Model for Teaching U.S. History," (with D. Rutherford and E. Foster), paper read at the annual meeting of the Texas Council for Social Studies in Galveston, Texas, October 2001.

“Standards-Based Social Studies,” invited speech at the annual conference of U.S. DoDEA in , July 2001.

“The Health of the Discipline: Department Indicators,” (with L. Estaville and a panel of R. Abler, J. , P. Gober, G. Hausladen, and T. Small), paper read at the annual meetings of the Association of American Geographers in New York City, March 2001.

“World Geography and World Cultures: Issues and Problem Solving,” paper read at the Friends of Geography (FOG) Conference in Houston, Texas, February 2001.

“World Geography: Teaching About the Environment Using Problem-Solving Approaches,” paper read at the GeoTech Conference in Dallas, Texas, January 2001. "Combined Geography and History Teaching in U.S. and World History Courses," paper read at the annual meeting of the National Council for Social Studies in San Antonio, Texas, November 2000.

"A Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, K-12," presentation made for the Chief State Social Studies Specialists at the annual meeting of the National Council for Social Studies in San Antonio, Texas, November 2000.

"World Geography: Big Issues and Problem Solving," workshop given at the annual meeting of the Texas Council for Social Studies in Grapevine, Texas, October 2000.

"World Geography: Big Issues and Problem Solving," workshop given at the 11th Annual GeoTech Conference in Dallas, Texas, April 2000.

"World Geography: Big Issues and Problem Solving," paper read at the annual meeting of the Friends of Geography in Galveston, Texas, February 2000.

“A Proposed Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, Grades K-12” (with others), panel session at the annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Boston, Massachusetts, November 1999.

“Human-Environment Interaction in Russia: A Lesson Plan,” paper read at the 33rd annual conference of the Louisiana Council for the Social Studies, Lafayette, Louisiana, September 1999.

“Faculty Attitudes About a Common Course Curriculum in Introductory Geography Courses,” paper read at the International Conference on Research in Geographic Education, San Marcos, Texas, May 1999.

"Big Issues and Problem Solving: Using the Five Themes to Teach World Geography and World Cultures," paper read at the meeting of the Texas Council for the Social Studies, Dallas, Texas, September 1998.

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"The First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education" (with J. Petersen), workshop at the annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Orlando, Florida, October 1997.

"NAFTA and Maquiladores: A Social Studies Lesson" (with D. Blanchard Boehm), paper and discussion at the meeting of the Texas Council for the Social Studies, Corpus Christi, Texas, September 1997.

"Using the Five Themes to Teach the Geography of Russia and the Eurasian Republics," paper presentation at the annual Geo-Tech conference, Bishop Dunne High School, Dallas, Texas, March 1997.

"Regions and Boundaries: Teaching History and Geography" (with J. Petersen), paper read at the meeting of the Texas Council for the Social Studies, Houston, Texas, October 1996.

"Using the Five Themes to Teach Middle-School World Geography," paper presented at the meeting of the Pennsylvania Council for the Social Studies, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, October 1996.

"Five Themes and National Standards: Opportunities for Interdisciplinary Teaching," paper presented at the 8th annual Geo-Tech conference, Bishop Dunne High School, Dallas, Texas, March 1996.

"An Introduction to Geography for Life, National Standards in Geography," (with J. Marran), presented at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, Illinois, March 1995.

"Barriers to Effective Pre-Service Teacher Training in Geography," paper read at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, California, April 1994.

"Teaching Human Environment Interactions: A Fundamental Theme in Geography" (with others), paper and workshop given at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, Phoenix, Arizona, November 1994.

"The National Geography Education Standards" (with S. Bednarz), paper read at the meeting of the Texas Council for the Social Studies, San Antonio, Texas, October 1993.

"The Regions of Texas: How Many, Where They Are and How We Can Use Them to Teach," paper presented at the meeting of the Texas Council for the Social Studies, Houston, Texas, October 1992.

"The Five Fundamental Themes: Interdependence Between School and University Geography" (with J. Petersen), paper given at the International Geographical Union's Commission on Geographical Education meeting held in Boulder, Colorado, August 1992.

"Strategies for Improving Departmental Health at the Undergraduate Level," paper read at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Miami, Florida, April 1991.

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"Discovery and Exploration Before the Age of Discovery and Exploration," (with J. Petersen), workshop at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, DC, November 1991.

"Using the Five Themes to Teach World Regional Geography," paper read at the annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Williamsburg, Virginia, November 1990.

"The Five Themes: A Useful Framework for Teaching Geography," paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of American geographers, Toronto, Canada, April 1990.

"Strengthening Geography in the Social Studies Curriculum," presentation at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, Orlando, Florida, November 1988.

"Internationalizing the K-6 and 7-12 Curricula via Fundamental Themes in Geography," presentation at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, Dallas, Texas, November 1987.

"The Texas Alliance for Geographic Education" (with N. Lehmann-Carssow), paper read at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies, November 1987.

"The Municipal Response to Urban Sprawl in the Central Texas I-35 Corridor" (with S. Visser and R. Larsen), paper given at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Detroit, Michigan, 1985.

"Growth in the I-35 Corridor" (with S. Visser), paper read at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Denver, Colorado, 1983.

"Predicting Cotton Export Hinterlands in Texas," paper presented at the national meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas, April 1982.

"Geographic Aspects of Solid Waste Disposal: The Texas Case," workshop led at the national meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October 1981.

"Beyond Analysis in Applied Geography: Writing to Influence Policy Decisions," paper offered at the 4th Annual Conference on Applied Geography, Phoenix, Arizona, September 1981.

"Mapping Single-Product Export Hinterlands," paper read at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, California, 1981.

"The Changing Concept of Port Hinterland," paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Louisville, , April 1980.

"The Geography of Crime and Delinquency," invited paper read at East Carolina University, March 1980.

"The Houston-Galveston Rivalry for the Texas Cotton Export Trade," paper read at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1979.

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"Changing Fortunes of Texas Cotton Ports," paper given at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1978.

Organized and directed workshop in Environmental Education for secondary teachers at the National Council for Geographic Education meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, November 1977.

"The Geographic Assignment of Detention Facilities in an Eight- County Area of Southern Pennsylvania: A Linear Programming Approach," paper presented to the meeting of the Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers, Dallas, Texas, 1971.

"The Problems of Urbanization," paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Detroit, Michigan, 1970.

"Regionalizing and State Boundaries: A Factor Analytic Approach" (with others), paper read at the meeting of the Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers, Dallas, Texas, 1968.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations: Evaluation in a Discipline: The Rise of Applied Geography” (2006) Invited paper given as the Area of Geographical Sciences Distinguished Lecture. Universidad de La Serena, La Serena, Chile.

"A Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, K-12," invited agenda paper read at the meetings of the National Council for Geographic Education in Chicago, Illinois, August 2000.

"The Five Themes of Geography: A Useful Framework for Core Knowledge," lecture given at the annual conference of the Core Knowledge Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1998.

"Research in Geographic Education," speech for Geography Awareness Week at the University of Kentucky, November 1997.

"I Love Geography, But What Can I Do With It?," speech for Geography Awareness Week at Eastern Kentucky University, November 1997.

"Careers in Geography," given at Career Day in the geography department of the University of Missouri-Columbia, October 1997.

"National Standards in Geography: What They Are and What They Are Not," luncheon speech given at the joint meetings of the Pennsylvania Geographical Society and the Pennsylvania Council for the Social Studies, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, October 1996.

"The National Reform Movement in Geography," for the Ti-In Network (educational television), Pro-Talk, February 1996.

"Emergent Dreams and Reality: The Road to National Standards in Geography," speech given for the Presidential Seminar, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, April 1995.

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"Human Environmental Relations: Issues and Opportunities for Social Studies Teachers," General Session Brunch at the meeting of the Texas Council for Social Studies, El Paso, Texas, October 1994.

"National Standards: Planning Ahead, Looking Behind," luncheon speech given to a group of social studies supervisors at the meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Lexington, Kentucky, October 1994.

"The National Reform Movement in Geographic Education," at the national meeting of Rand McNally, Miami, Florida, July 29, 1993.

"The Death of Geographic Illiteracy," speech at the fall dinner of the Valley Geographical Association, West Chester, Pennsylvania, November 1992.

"Renaissance in Geography: Challenges, Opportunities, and Prospects," speech given at East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, December 1991.

"A Road Shrouded in Fog: Pre-Service Teacher Education in Geography," plenary speech delivered at the annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, St. Paul, Minnesota, October 1991.

"National Trends in Geographic Education," speech delivered at the South Dakota State University 22nd annual conference on geography, Brookings, South Dakota, February 1991.

"The Historians Responsibility to Geography," speech presented at the California Council for the Social Studies, March 1989.

"Geography: A National Necessity," given as part of the Arts and Science Week celebration at the University of Missouri-Columbia, February 1989.

"Comments on Why Children Are Not Learning and What We Can Do About It," given at the annual conference of the Alabama Council for the Social Studies, February 1988.

"Illusions," presented to the Geography Awareness Week Conference at Weber State College, Ogden, Utah, March 1985.

"The Texas I-35 Growth Corridor," delivered during Arts and Science Week at Weber State College, Ogden, Utah, Fall 1984.

3. Consultancies: Consultant for Educational Testing Service (with Audrey Mohan) (2007). Critically evaluated 326 maps for use by the Texas Education Agency on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills test.

“Geography for Students” (2006) 6 DVDs. Philadelphia, PA: Schlesinger Media.

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“K-4 United States Geography Series,” 12 ETV programs, Philadelphia, Schlesinger Media, 2004.

“Geography, History and the Social Studies.” Workshop at Region 4 Educational Service Center, Houston, Texas, December 2001.

Served as consultant to Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey, for the National Assessment of Educational Progress in Geography, June 2001.

Consultant for the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, three-day workshop entitled “Problem Solving in Geographic Education” held in Vicenza, Italy, October 2000.

Consultant for Educational Testing Service (ETS). Preparation and review of questions to be used on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (geography), Princeton, New Jersey, June 2000.

Consultant for the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, three-day workshop entitled “Problem Solving in Geographic Education” held in Sevilla, Spain, March 2000.

Consultant for Educational Testing Service (ETS). Preparation and review of questions to be used on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (geography), Princeton, New Jersey, February 2000.

Consultant for the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, three-day workshop on problem-solving in the social studies held in Istanbul, Turkey, November 1999.

Consultant for Miami University of Ohio. Program review of their Department of Geography, November 1999.

Consultant for Educational Testing Service (ETS). Preparation and review of questions to be used on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (geography), Princeton, New Jersey, April 1999.

Consultant for the Casados Group of Santa Fe, New Mexico on a Fordham Foundation funded grant to measure the effectiveness of geography standards in the school curricula of all states in the United States, April 1997-1998.

Consultant for the University of Nevada-Reno. Program review of their Department of Geography, April 1997.

Consultant for the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, three-day workshop on applied geography held in Istanbul, Turkey, December 1996.

Consultant for The National Faculty, three-day workshop on geography and interdisciplinary studies, Farmington, Missouri Independent School District, February 1996.

Consultant for the Ti-In Network (A Division of Wescott Communications, Inc.), "World Geography," Summer 1995.

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Consultant for Educational Testing Service, The National Assessment of Educational Progress, Princeton, New Jersey, April 6-7, 1995.

Consultant for Northeastern State University. Program review of the geography section of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Tahlequah, Oklahoma, March 9-10, 1995.

Consultant and author for Harcourt-Brace School Publishers for their elementary social studies program, 1994-present.

Consultant for The College Board, New York, on the development of a high school pacesetter program in World History, 1994-1995.

Consultant for The National Faculty for a two-week interdisciplinary in-service teacher training institute at the University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi, 1994.

Consultant for The National Faculty, Atlanta, Georgia, for teacher training workshops as part of their Delta Academy, Vidalia, Louisiana, 1994.

Consultant for The National Faculty, Atlanta, Georgia, for teacher training workshops as part of their Delta Academy, Yazoo City, Missouri, 1994.

Consultant for The National Faculty, Atlanta, Georgia, for teacher training workshops as part of their Delta Academy, Murray, Kentucky, 1994.

Consultant for two educational television programs on the national reform movement in geographic education for the Educational Television Network, February 1994.

Consultant for the National Geographic Society Education Foundation as a member of their Pre- Service Education Advisory Group, March 24-25, 1993.

Geographic education consultant for The National Faculty, Boston Public Schools, Boston, Massachusetts, January 29-30, 1993.

Senior Geography Consultant for Texas and Texans. Westerville, Ohio: Glencoe- Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, 1993.

Educational consultant for the American Geographical Society series "Around the World," New York, 1992-1994.

Educational consultant for the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, three- day workshop in Bad Kissingen, Germany, May 1992.

Standards consultant for the National Council on Education Standards and Testing (NCEST).

Assessment consultant for the Council of Chief State School Officers. Geography Framework for National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP), 1992.

Curriculum consultant for AT&T on their Long-Distance Learning Network program, 1990.

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Educational consultant for the United States Department of Defense Dependent Schools, three- day workshop in Bad Mergentheim, West Germany, May 1990.

Consultant for the American Express "Geography Takes You Places" competition, 1990.

In-service teacher training workshops during 1990 in Dallas, Houston, Galveston, Odessa, and Ysleta, Texas for their respective Independent School Districts (ISD).

Six two-day utilization workshops in "Global Geography," a ten-program educational television series for the Agency for Instructional Technology, October- December 1988.

Two-day workshop in geographic education for the El Paso Independent School District. Funded by Macmillan Publishers, August 1988.

Editorial consultant on Geo-Whiz for the National Geographic Society's Books for World Explorers, 1988.

In-service workshop in geographic education for the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District, Texas, August 1987.

In-service workshop in geographic education for the Northeast School District, San Antonio, Texas, August 1986.

Educational consultant for Midwestern State University for "A Workshop in Geographic Education," Wichita Falls, Texas, July 6-7, 1986.

Educational consultant for the U.S. Department of Defense Schools, Southern Region, Germany, "Methods for Teaching Geography." Course taught in Wiesbaden, West Germany, December 1985.

Evaluation consultant for National Evaluation Systems in preparation of the Examination for the Certification of Educators in Texas (Geography), 1985-1986.

Program consultant for the Agency for Instructional Technology for the development of "Global Geography," an educational television series, 1985-1987.

Editorial consultant for National Geographic Society for the development of "Mexico," a 16mm film, 1985-1986.

Educational consultant for U.S. Department of Defense Dependent Schools, Southern Region, Germany, "The Geography of Latin America." Course taught in Erding, West Germany, June 1984.

Educational and program consultant for the School of Social Sciences, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 1984.

Feasibility consultant for Vanguard Southwest in evaluating the location and feasibility of a 126- unit apartment complex in San Marcos, Texas, 1983.

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Educational consultant for U.S. Department of Defense Dependent Schools, Southern Region, Germany, "Teaching Geography, Grades K-9." Course taught in Erding, West Germany, August 1983.

Editorial and media consultant for Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation, 1980- present.

Program design consultant for Project MORE, a multi-media project on solid waste disposal and management in Texas, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1980.

Program consultant in Peer Group Counseling for "Juvenile Delinquency Prevention for the School Community," Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, Summer 1979 and Summer 1980.

Evaluation consultant for Berrien County, Michigan Peer Group Counseling Project. Funded through the Michigan Office of Criminal Justice, 1976-1978.

Technical assistance consultant for the Missouri Juvenile Justice Association in the preparation of the Status Offender Survey, funded by the Missouri Council on Criminal Justice, 1976.

Proposal development consultant for the Cheyenne, Office of Youth Alternatives, February 1976.

Named Juvenile Justice Respondent for Missouri by the National Center for Juvenile Justice, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1976.

Technical assistance consultant for the Missouri Juvenile Officers Association, Comprehensive Survey of Status Offenders and Juvenile Detention in Missouri, 1975, Jefferson City, Missouri, 1976.

Location consultant for Ashley-Garza-Humphries Associates report on "Adult Detention Program Design," Hidalgo County, Texas, 1973.

Systems analyst consultant for "Systems Analysis and Evaluation of Youth Service Bureaus in Rock Island and Counties, Illinois, 1973" for the National Council on Crime and Delinquency.

Consultant on "Spatial Efficiency Within the Juvenile Justice System" for National Council on Crime and Delinquency, Hoboken, New Jersey, 1970-1974.

"The Geographic Assignment of Detention Facilities and Services in an Eight-County Area in Southern Pennsylvania," Appendix I in National Council on Crime and Delinquency survey of detention needs in southern Pennsylvania, 1970.

4. Workshops:

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5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: National Geographic Society Education Foundation (8/1/06-7/31/07) $64,255 Grosvenor Center Scholar

State of Texas (9/1/06-8/31/07) $44,964.00 to support activities of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (TAGE)

National Geographic Society, (9/1/06-8/31/07) $50,000 Support for Texas Alliance for Geographic Education.

National Geographic Society (9/1/06-8/31/07) $10,196 Support for Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education

Sid W. Richardson Foundation (6/1/05-2/28/07) $120,000 to support the Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education.

Memorandum of Agreement, Sustainable Agricultural Water Conservation in the Rio Grande River Basin K-12 Curriculum Materials (9/1/05-8/30/07) $33,575.

The Geography and History Project: Developing a National Resource Base (subcontract with Central Michigan University-part of $200,000 National Geographic Model Grant Project) (2/5/07-12/31/08) $34,200

Frost Bank International Travel Scholarship (May 07) $500

NCGE International Travel Scholarship (May 07) $1000

National Geographic Society Education Foundation (9/1/05-8/31/06) $56,365 Grosvenor Center Scholarship

National Geographic Society Education Foundation (9/1/05-8/31/06) $40,000 Grosvenor Center Scholar

National Geographic Society (9/1/05-8/31/06) $32,300 Promoting Geographic Literacy in Texas- Education Network

National Geographic Society, (9/1/05-8/31/06) $17,691 Promoting Geographic -Education Endowment

Memorandum of Agreement, Sustainable Agricultural Water Conservation in the Rio Grande River Basin K-12 Curriculum Materials (9/1/05-6/30/06) $33,575

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State of Texas. (9/1/05-8/31/06). $43,700 to support activities of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (TAGE)

Sid W. Richardson Foundation (2004). $80,000 to support the operations of the Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education (5/1/04-4/30/05)

National Geographic Society Education Foundation Grant (1/15/04-1/14/05) $58,393. Through TAGE: Teacher-Generated Materials for Joint History/Geography Teaching and learning

National Geographic Society. (7/1/05-12/31/05) $16,585. Texas Supplemental Geography Education Fund

National Geographic Society. (9/1/04-8/31/05) $54,153. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education Scholarship Program

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (2004). $50,000 from the state of Texas

National Geographic Society Education Foundation (2004) $63,106 to support “Navigating the GeoSpatial Highway”

Texas Fund for Geography Education (2004) $35,933 to support Summer Academy for Minority Scholars

Texas Fund for Geography Education (2004) $9,880 to support GIS Training for Teachers and Students

Grosvenor Scholars Program (2003) $500,000 from the National Geographic Society Education Foundation, and $420,000 (2004) from the Roy F. and JoAnn Cole Mitte Foundation (with others)

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (2003) $43,700 from the state of Texas

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (2002). $50,000 from the state of Texas and $25,000 from the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

National Geographic Society Education Foundation (2001-2003) $15,000 to support Geography Summer Academy for Minority Scholars

Texas Workforce Commission (2001-2003) $293,000 to support “Enhancing Technology Skills in the Classroom,” a technology training program for Texas high school teachers.

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (2001) $100,000 from the state of Texas and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

Sid W. Richardson Foundation (2000-2003) $200,000 to support the operations of the Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (2000). $100,000 from the state of Texas and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

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Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1999) $100,000 from the state of Texas and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

Fordham Foundation (1999). $23,000 to support “Joint History/Geography Education: A Meaningful Relationship.”

National Geographic Society Education Foundation (1999). $8,600 to support “GIS Training for Teachers.” Joint project with ESRI.

National Geographic Society Education Foundation (1999) $152,700 to support “A Scope and Sequence in Geographic Education, Grades K-12.”

Sid W. Richardson Foundation (1998-2000) $200,000 to support the operations of the Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1998) $100,000 from the state of Texas and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

"Effectively Using GIS in the Classroom" (1997-1998) $34,392 to support a summer institute for teachers in the use of GIS. Funding provided by the National Council for Geographic Education, Geographic Education National Implementation Project, and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation.

Rand McNally and Co. (1997) $3,000 to support the publication of the papers from the First Assessment Conference

Sid W. Richardson Foundation (1997) $20,000 to support the conference "First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education," held in San Marcos, Texas, May 1997

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1997) $100,000 from the state of Texas and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1996) $90,000 from the state of Texas and the National Geographic Society Education Foundation

Texas Endowment for Geographic Education (1995) $200,000 from the state of Texas. Now a permanent endowment located at Texas State University-San Marcos. Funds to be used to benefit geographic education in the State of Texas

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1995) $150,000 from various sources, including the National Geographic Society Education Foundation, the state of Texas, and the Sid W. Richardson Foundation

$26,500 to support the Summit II in Geographic Education (May 1995). Funding from Geographic Education National Implementation Project, National Council for Geographic Education, Association of American Geographers, Rand McNally Co., Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, ESRI, Intergraph Corporation, and Encyclopedia Britannica Education Corporation.

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Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1994). $177,000 from various sources, including the National Geographic Society's Education Foundation, the state of Texas, Sid W. Richardson Foundation, and the Central and South West Corporation.

$52,000 for The San Marcos Summit in Geography Education (1993). Funding from various sources, including the National Geographic Society Education Foundation, the National Council for Geographic Education, Geographic Education National Implementation Project, and an anonymous foundation in Dallas, Texas.

$132,000 for the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1993). Funding from various sources, including the National Geographic Society, the state of Texas, and the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1992). Raised $165,500 from private and state sources to support the various educational activities of the Texas Alliance. Sources of funds include the Sid W. Richardson Foundation, National Geographic Society, the state of Texas, the Harris and Eliza Kempner Foundation, the Strake Foundation, and an anonymous foundation in Dallas, Texas.

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1991). Raised $203,000 to support the Alliance summer teacher training program and to begin the development of an endowment for geographic education in Texas. Sources of funds include the state of Texas, National Geographic Society, the Sid W. Richardson Foundation, and the Harris and Eliza Kempner Foundation.

Co-Director with R. Bednarz, "Fund for Innovation in Education: Geography Academy for Teachers." U.S. Department of Education Grant No. R215T10007-91. October 1991-May 1993 ($409,386).

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1990). Raised $200,000 to support three summer institutes and a leadership workshop for teachers. Sources of funds were the state of Texas, National Geographic Society, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, the Harris and Eliza Kempner Foundation, the Sid W. Richardson Foundation, the Strake Foundation, the Ray C. Fish Foundation, and an anonymous foundation in Dallas, Texas.

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1989). Raised $167,000 to support four summer institutes for teachers. Sources of funds were the State of Texas, National Geographic Society, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., the Harris and Eliza Kempner Foundation, the Sid W. Richardson Foundation, and a foundation in Dallas, Texas.

Texas Alliance for Geographic Education (1988). Raised $184,000 to support three summer institutes for teachers. Sources of funds were the National Geographic Society, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., United Services Automobile Association, and the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.

Co-Director, Fund for the Improvement of Post- Secondary Education (FIPSE), Grant No. G008730437, "Improving Pre-Service Training in Geography for Middle School Teachers: A University/School Partnership." Awarded to the Association of American Geographers for three years, September 1987-July 1990 ($246,346).

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Arranged for a permanent endowment of $90,000 for the Texas State University-San Marcos Department of Geography and Planning, funded by the Gildea Foundation, Baltimore, Maryland (1983).

Project Coordinator, Missouri Public Service Commission Transportation Regulatory Function Implementation (Phase II), #3763-2232. Funded by the Missouri Public Service Commission and administered through the University of Missouri-Columbia, June 1978-May 1979 ($100,000).

Project Director, Missouri Public Service Commission Transportation Regulatory Function Evaluation, #710427-1. Funded by the Missouri Public Service Commission, June 1977-June 1978 ($76,387).

Project Director, Teacher's and User's Guides for "The Magic Birthday Party," a color pilot videotape. Funded by the A. P. Green Foundation, Mexico, Missouri, 1975 ($2,500).

Project Director, Office of Technology and Environmental Education (DHEW), Grant No. G007601992, "Personnel Development: Training in the Use of Selected Environmental Education Materials." Awarded to the National Council for Geographic Education, 1976-1977 ($13,500).

Project Director, Office of Environmental Education (DHEW), Grant No. OEG-0-74-7392, "Resource Material Development." Awarded to the National Council for Geographic Education, 1974-1975. See Journal of Geography, Media Review, January 1975, for a complete description of the project ($25,000).

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: Texas State University Office of Equity and Access (Summer 2007) $6,000 to support “Summer Academy for Minority Scholars.”

Texas State University-San Marcos (April 2007) $1800 University Lecture Series

Texas State University-San Marcos (June 2007) $1000 Special Project Funds, College of Liberal Arts.

Texas State University Office of Equity and Access (Summer 2006) $14,738 to support Summer Academy for Minority Scholars

Texas State University Office of Equity and Access (Summer 2005). $6,000 to support Summer Academy for Minority Scholars

Texas State University Office of Equity and Access (2004). $6,000 to support Summer Academy for Minority Scholars

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Texas State University-San Marcos (2004) $1500 Lecture Series

Texas State University-San Marcos (2004) $5000 Early Engagement.

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University: Graduation Speaker, Texas State University. May 2003.

B. Departmental: Director, GeoAmericas Conference in La Serena, Chile, May 2007.

Organizer, International Conference on Research in Geographic Education, May 2005, San Marcos, Texas.

Organizer, International Conference on Research in Geographic Education, May 22-24, 2003, San Marcos, Texas.

Organizer, International Conference on Research in Geographic Education, May 20-22, 1999, San Marcos, Texas.

Organizer, The First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education Conference, May 22-24, 1997, San Marcos, Texas.

Organizer, Summit II in Geographic Education, May 18-20, 1995, San Marcos, Texas.

Organizer, Summit I in Geographic Education, May 20-22, 1993, San Marcos, Texas.

C. Community:

D. Professional:

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Development activities to support fund raising for The Horizon Fund, Department of Geography, University of Missouri-Columbia, 2004.

President, Wonderland School, Parent Support Group, San Marcos, Texas, 2004, 2005.

Executive Editor, Research in Geographic Education, Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1999-present.

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

F. Services Honors and Awards:

Honorable mention for service activities. Awarded by the Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, September 2006.

Gilbert Grosvenor Honors in Geographic Education. Presented by the Association of American Geographers at the annual meeting in Los Angeles, California, March 2002.

Named Jesse H. Jones Distinguished Chair in Geographic Education, Texas State University-San Marcos, September 1998.

Received The Arts and Science Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Missouri- Columbia, February 1996.

Selected for the Presidential Seminar Award, Texas State University-San Marcos, April 11, 1995.

Member, writing team for Geography for Life, national standards in geography, winner of the 1995 Publications Award for the Geographical Society of Chicago.

Interviewed and filmed for "Geographers on Film," Boston, Massachusetts, Maynard Weston Dow, 1994.

Named National Faculty Member for The National Faculty, Atlanta, Georgia, for a five-year term, 1994.

Biography listed in Barton and Karan, Leaders in American Geography. Mesilla, New Mexico: New Mexico Geographical Society, 1992, pp. 212-213.

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Received the George J. Miller Award for Distinguished Service to Geographic Education. Presented by the National Council for Geographic Education at the annual meeting, St. Paul, Minnesota, October 1991.

Named "Distinguished Geographic Educator" by the National Geographic Society, July 1990.

Journal of Geography Award for Best Article Related to Teaching in Elementary Schools for "Teaching Place Names and Locations in Grades 4-8: Maps of Errors" (with J. Petersen). Journal of Geography, Vol. 86, No. 4, July-August 1987, pp. 167-170.

Appointed Co-Coordinator of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education by the National Geographic Society, 1986-present.

Member of the writing team that received "A Special Citation" from the Geographic Society of Chicago for co-authoring the Guidelines for Geographic Education, May 1985.

Received 1985 Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award from the National Council for Geographic Education.

Appointed to the steering committee for the Geographic Education National Implementation Project, 1984-1987.

Member, writing team for the Joint AAG/NCGE National Curriculum Guidelines Project, 1983- 1984.

Elected President, National Council for Geographic Education, 1983.

Member, Local Arrangements Committee for the Association of American Geographers meeting in San Antonio, Texas, April 1982.

Journal of Geography Award for Best Article Related to Teaching in Elementary Schools 1979- 1980 for "Geography Is More Than Knowing: Deciding and Doing Are Basic Too!" (with J. Kracht). Journal of Geography, Vol. 79, No. 3, March 1980, pp. 104-107.

Elected First Vice-President of the National Council for Geographic Education, 1981.

Elected Second Vice-President of the National Council for Geographic Education, 1980.

Selected as Local Arrangements Chairman for the National Council for Geographic Education meeting held in Mexico City, 1979.

Elected Treasurer of the National Council for Geographic Education for a three-year term, 1977.

Designated as one of 50 invited experts for the UNESCO Regional (North America) Conference on Environmental Education. St. Louis, Missouri, October 5-8, 1976.

Journal of Geography Award (Honorable Mention) for Best Article Related to Teaching in the Secondary Schools 1973-1975 for "Feelings About the Community: Using Value Clarification In

Page 30 of 31 PPS 8.10 Form 1A and Out of the Classroom" (with J. Kracht). Journal of Geography, Vol. 74, No. 4, April 1975, pp. 198-206.

Named Associate Fellow of the National Center for Juvenile Justice, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1974-1980.

Member, Alpha Pi Zeta-Social Science Honorary.

Distinguished Military Graduate (DMG)-University of Missouri, ROTC.

Member, Gamma Theta Upsilon-Honorary Geography Fraternity.

Member, Association of American Geographers.

Member, National Council for Geographic Education.

Member, Texas Council for the Social Studies.

Member (Lifetime), National Geographic Society.

Member, National Council for the Social Studies.

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I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

A. NAME: Brock Brown TITLE: Associate Professor

B. EDUCATION:

Ph.D., 1992. University of Oklahoma Major: Geography Dissertation: Cultural Ecology of the Garber-Wellington of Eastern Cleveland County, Oklahoma. Richard L. Nostrand, Dissertation Advisor.

M.A., 1984. University of Oklahoma Major: Geography Thesis: A Synoptic Climatology of Bimodal Warm Season Precipitation Profiles in the North- Central Great Plains Region of the United States. John A. Harrington, Jr. Thesis Advisor.

M.E., 1977. Wichita State University Major: Education.

B.A., 1971. Wichita State University Major: Education.

C. UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE:

Position University/Organization Date

Associate Professor Texas State University 1998 - present

Assistant Professor Texas State University 1992 - 1998

Instructor University of Colorado, Boulder 1990 - 1992

Lecturer University of Colorado, Boulder 1988 - 1990

Instructor University of Oklahoma 1985 – 1988

Lecturer University of Central Oklahoma 1983 - 1985

Graduate Assistant University of Oklahoma 1981 – 1985 RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Director, “Geography Action!,” National Geographic Society and District of Columbia Geographic Alliance, Washington, DC, 2006.

Director, “Literacy and Geography Education,” National Geographic Society and District of Columbia Geographic Alliance, Washington, DC, 2004.

Director, “Geography Professional Development Program,” District of Columbia Geographic Alliance, Washington, DC, 2001.

Director, “Geography Professional Development Program,” District of Columbia Geographic Alliance, Washington, DC, 2000.

Director, “Advanced Leadership Academy,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1999.

Director, “Urban Leadership Academy,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1998.

Director, “Advanced Urban Geography Institute,” Washington, DC Alliance for Geography Education Summer, 1997.

Director, “Urban Geography Institute,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1996.

Director, “Urban Geography Institute,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1995.

Director, “Urban Geography Institute,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1994.

Marketing Representative, College/University Division, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1979 – 1981.

Teacher, Unified School District, Wichita, Kansas, 1972 – 1977.

II. TEACHING

A. TEACHING HONORS AND AWARDS

Teaching Award of Honor, Texas State University Alumni Association, 2007.

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education, 2006.

Foundation of Excellence Award, Texas State University Student Foundation, 2006.

Brock J. Brown Page 2 Favorite Professor Award, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2003.

Favorite Professor Award, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2002.

Favorite Professor Award, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2001.

Professor of the Year, International Studies Program, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2000.

Favorite Professor, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1999.

Favorite Professor, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1997.

Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1996.

Who's Who in American Education, 5th. Edition, Marquis Who’s Who, New Providence, NJ, 1996-1997.

SWTeam Award, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1996.

Distinguished Independent Study Course Award, National University Continuing Education Association, Washington, DC, 1996.

Keynote Speaker, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society Awards Ceremony, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1996.

Goodbread Advisor of the Year, Honors Program, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1995.

Jackie Couture Annual NTSO Professor of the Year, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1995.

Favorite Professor Award, Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1995.

Alfred H. Nolle Chapter of Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society Favorite Professor, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1994.

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education, 1993.

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Best Professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder Sunday Camera, Boulder, CO., 1992.

Gender Neutral Language Award, Campus Women's Organization, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1992.

Best Professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder, The Campus Press. University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1991.

B. COURSES TAUGHT: 1. Texas State

GEO 3310 Urban Geography GEO 1309 Introduction to Cultural Geography GEO 2410 Introduction to Physical Geography GEO 3303 Economic Geography GEO 3310 Urban Geography GEO 4340 Fundamental Themes in Geography GEO 5340 Geography for Teachers GEO 5395 Contemporary Issues in Geographic Education GEO 5190 A-H Step Up To Geography, Modules 1 - 8. These are one graduate credit hour modules that provide distance based professional development for geography teachers, supported in part by the Fund for Improvement of Postsecondary Education, United States Department of Education. GNST 1100 Freshman Seminar (for non-traditional students) HNRS 3391 Geographic Investigation of the Changing Ethnic Composition in Texas--A Research Seminar HNRS 2251 Geographic Analysis of Global Environmental Problems EDUC 4681 Secondary Student Teaching

Brock J. Brown--page 4 2. At Other Institutions

World Regional Geography World Geographic Problems Fundamentals of Climatology Political Disintegration of the U.S.S.R. Geopolitics of Southwest Asia: Iraq/Kuwait Crisis and Global Implications Environmental Gradients and Cultural Ecology of the Central Oklahoma Cross Timbers Human Impacts on the Natural/Physical Environment

C. GRADUATE THESIS/DISSERTATIONS OR EXIT COMMITTEES

Graduate Student Supervisor James Murphy (2003) MS Sarah Cummings (2007, in progress) Amanda Gold (2009) MAG

Graduate Student Committee Member Chris Washburn Paul Sutton Bill White Joe Walton Mark Carter Joe Karbarz David L. Thompson (Education) Michael Lindner Kay Kreitz Kristine Benneli Eagan Brian Cooper Phillip Rodriguez Edris Montalvo Betsey Levy Michelle Gorham (Agriculture) Julie Livingston Marilyn Weiser Bryan Anderson Cynthia Agold Ryan Taylor Jake Kubina

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Supervisor Mark Miller, “Bottled Water, Why is it so Big?” 2006. Lina Ha, “Micro-banking and Women in Developing Countries.” 2003. Katie Crosswhite, in progress.

D. COURSES PREPARED AT TEXAS STATE UNIVERSTIY

GEO 1309 Cultural Environment (correspondence version) GEO 2410 Physical Environment (initial development of laboratory sections) GEO 5395 Contemporary Issues in Geographic Education GEO 5190 A-H Step Up to Geography – World Geography. In collaboration with Dr. Susan Hardwick. Nine one-hour graduate modules in conjunction with a grant from The Fund for Improvement of Post-secondary Education (FIPSE)

Brock J. Brown--page 5 HNRS 3391 Geographic Investigation of the Changing Ethnic Composition in Texas-- A Research Seminar HNRS 2251 Geographic Analysis of Global Environmental Problems

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books b. Textbooks/Learning Materials (not referred)

Brown, Brock, and Michal LeVasseur. “Africa: Geographic Perspective Content Guide for Educators,” National Geographic Society Education and Children’s Programs, Washington, DC, http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/guides/geogpguide.pdf, 2006.

Brown, Brock, and Michal LeVasseur. “Africa: Physical Geography Content Guide for Educators.” National Geographic Society Education and Children’s Programs, Washington, DC, http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/guides/physicalafricaguide.pdf, 2006.

Brown, Brock, and Michal LeVasseur. “Africa: Human Geography Content Guide for Educators,” National Geographic Society Education and Children’s Programs, Washington, DC, http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/guides/humanafricaguide.pdf, 2006.

Brown, Brock, and Michal LeVasseur. “Africa: Contemporary Issues Content Guide for Educators,” National Geographic Society Education and Children’s Programs, Washington, DC. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/guides/contempafricaguide.pdf, 2006.

Brown, Brock. “Brock Brown’s Geographical Summary of the Earth as a Natural/Physical Environmental System and Humans Interacting with the System,” National Geographic Society Education and Children’s Programs, Washington, DC, http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/guides/geogsummary.pdf, 2006.

Brown, Brock, Byron Augustin, April Burkett, and Amanda . Step Up To Geography Module 9: Latin America, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2001.

Brown, Brock, Frederick Day, April Burkett, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 8: East Asia, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2001.

Brown, Brock, Pam Showalter, April Burkett, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 7: Sub-Saharan Africa, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2001.

Brock J. Brown--page 6 Brown, Brock, Susan Hardwick, April Burkett, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 6: Europe and the Russian Realm, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2000.

Brown, Brock, Susan Hardwick, Sent Visser, April Burkett, Nancy Gelderman, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 5: Oceania, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock, Susan Hardwick, Craig Colten, April Burkett, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 4: United States and Canada, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock, Susan Hardwick, Frederick Day, April Burkett, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 3: South and Southeast Asia, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock, Susan Hardwick, Byron Augustin, and Susan Hume, and Amanda Ross. Step Up To Geography Module 2: North Africa and the Middle East, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock, and Susan Hardwick. Step Up To Geography Module 1: Introduction to the Geographical Perspective and Inquiry-based Geography Instruction, Office of Correspondence Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1998.

Hardwick, Susan W. and Brock Brown. GEO. 5395: Seminar in Geographic Curriculum, San Marcos, TX: Office of Correspondence and Extension Studies, 1999.

Hardwick, Susan W. and Brock Brown. GEO. 5344: Contemporary Issues in Geographic Education, San Marcos, TX: Texas State Office of Correspondence and Extension Studies, 1998.

Brown, Brock. Cultural Environment, Office of Continuing Education, Correspondence & Extension Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 1995 A series of videotaped lectures with accompanying student text. Recognized as "Distinguished Independent Study Course” by National University Continuing Education Association.

Brown, Brock. "Population and Resources: How does Population Growth Affect Resource Availability?" in A. David Hill (Ed.), Geographic Inquiry into Global Issues, Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation, Chicago. 1995.

Brown, Brock, and Lisa A. LaPrairie. Shades of Opportunity and Access: Ethnic and Gender Minority Issues in America with Global Reflections, 2nd. Edition. Center for Studies of Race and Ethnicity in America, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1991.

Brock J. Brown--page 7 Brown, Brock. "The Air Conditioning" in A. David Hill (Ed.), Spaceship Earth Flight Instructor's Log Book: A Global Geography. South Carolina ETV, pp. 27-31, 1991.

Brown, Brock. "Restless Rocks" in A. David Hill (Ed.), Spaceship Earth Flight Instructor's Log Book: A Global Geography, South Carolina ETV, pp. 17-21, 1991.

Brown, Brock. and Lisa A. LaPrairie. Shades of Opportunity and Access: Ethnic and Gender Minority Issues in America with Global Reflections, Center for Studies of Race and Ethnicity in America, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1990. d. Chapters in Books (refereed)

Estaville, Lawrence E., Edris J. Montalvo, and Brock Brown. “Population change in the and resultant Latino occupational structure,” 1980-2004. In Race, Ethnicity and Place in a changing America, Chapter 19, ed. John W. Frazier. Binghamton, NY: Global Academic Publishing, Binghamton University, 2006 (Invited).

Brown, Brock J. “Using Personal Accounts to Incorporate Ethnic Issues into Introductory Human Geography” in Estaville and Rosen (Eds.). Teaching American Ethnic Geography. Pathways in Geography Resource Publication No. 18, 27-31, National Council for Geographic Education, Pennsylvania, Indiana, 1997.

2. ARTICLES a. Refereed Journal Articles

Estaville, Lawrence E., Sally Caldwell, and Brock J. Brown. "Water Resources Projects in the Texas Rio Grande Valley: An Assessment of Collaboration." Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 30, 390-94. 2007.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock Brown, Sally Caldwell. “Geography Undergraduate Program Assessment,” Journal of Geography 105 November/December: 239-248, 2006.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock Brown, Sally Caldwell. “Geography Undergraduate Program Management,” Journal of Geography 105 September/October: 198-208, 2006.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock Brown, Sally Caldwell. “Geography Undergraduate Program Essentials: Placement,” (lead article) Journal of Geography 105 May/June 93-98, 2006.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Lisa Keys-Mathews, Brock Brown, William R. Strong. “Educating Business Geographers,” 2006. GeoSpatial Solutions (online) May, 2006.

Brock J. Brown--page 8 Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock Brown, Sally Caldwell. “Geography Undergraduate Program Essentials: Retention,” (lead article). Journal of Geography 105 March/April: 47-52, 2006.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock Brown, Sally Caldwell. “Geography Undergraduate Program Essentials: Recruitment,” (lead article). Journal of Geography, 105 January/February: 3-12, 2006.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Lisa Keys-Mathews, Brock Brown, William R. Strong. “Business Geography: Development of a Curriculum Model,” Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 28: 292-300, 2005.

Brown, Brock. "Making Connections with Individual Learners in Large Introductory Geography Courses.” Journal of Geography 93(3): 132-135, 1994.

Brown, Brock. 1989. "Management Strategies for Meeting Increased Enrollments in Introductory College Geography Courses." Journal of Geography 88(6): 226-229, 1989.

Harrington, John A., Jr., and Brock Brown. "A Synoptic Climatology of Depressions in Warm Season Precipitation Profiles from the Upper Middle West” Physical Geography 6(2):186-197, 1985.

Work in Progress:

Caldwell, Sally, Lawrence E. Estaville, and Brock Brown. Latino Census Designated Places in Texas, 2000 (two-thirds complete; will submit to Journal of Latino-Latin American Studies).

5. Book Reviews:

Brown, Brock J. “Review of The Cast Iron Forest: A Natural and Cultural History of the North American Cross Timbers by Richard V. Francviglia.” Great Plains Research 12:402, 2002.

Brown, Brock. "Review of World Regional Geography by Robert E. Norris." Journal of Geography 90:248, 1991.

6. Other Publications:

Brown, Brock. “Department of Geography ExCET Preparation and Remediation Plan.” Approved 4-99, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Alliance Leadership Academy Supporting Content Materials”, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1999.

Brock J. Brown--page 9 Brown, Brock. “Urban Institute Supporting Materials,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1998.

Brown, Brock. “District of Columbia Activity Book,” District of Columbia Geographic Alliance, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1997.

Brown, Brock. “Urban Institute Supporting Materials,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1996.

Brown, Brock. “Urban Institute Supporting Materials,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “Urban Institute Supporting Materials,” National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1994.

Brown, Brock. Test Item File to Accompany the Human Mosaic, Harper and Row Publishers, New York, 1990.

Brown, Brock. Energy and Matter, College of Liberal Studies: University of Oklahoma (an independent study unit meeting the science requirement), 1986.

B. Works not in Print

1. Presentations at Professional Meetings:

Brown, Brock. “Ethnic Change: The Tale of Two Central Texas Communities,” (field trip), Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, San Marcos, TX, 2006.

Estaville, Lawrence, Brock Brown, Sally Caldwell. “Undergraduate Program Management: Program Assessment,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, 2006.

Brown, Brock. "A generic Model for Teaching About the Economy from a Geographical Perspective," 18th Annual All-Texas Geogrpahy Conference, San Antonio, September, 2004.

Estaville, Lawrence, Edris Montalvo, and Brock Brown. "Place Utility in the Texas Panhandle Plains: Anglo and Latino Discordance, 1980-2004," invited, Race/Ethnicity and Place II Conference, Howard University, Washington, DC, September 2004.

Montalvo, Edris, Lawrence Estaville, and Brock Brown. "Latino Landscape Imprints in the Texas Panhandle Plains." Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Nacogdoches, TX, November 2004.

Brock J. Brown--page 10 Brown, Brock. “Historical Construction from Scraps of Paper and Faded Memories,” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 2003.

Brown, Brock. “Meeting the Challenge of Large Class Instruction.” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 2003.

Brown, Brock, and Ellen Foster. “Meeting the Challenges of Incorporating Secondary Geography Certification into a Mandated Social Studies Composite Degree,” International Symposium on Teaching and Learning, The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, 2001.

Brown, Brock. “Step Up to Geography: Distance Based Graduate Level Professional Development for Secondary Geography Teachers,” Geotech Conference, Dallas, TX, 2001.

Brown, Brock. “Relevance of Ethnic Research of Richard Nostrand in the Hispano Homeland,” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, 2000.

Brown, Brock. “Inquiry Based Summer Geography Institutes,” National Council for Geographic Education Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Writing Good Inquiry Questions,” National Council for Geographic Education Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Reaching Out: Geography Education Using Distance Learning,” National Council for Geographic Education Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Dazed and Confused, Explaining Geography to my Colleagues,” Key Note Address, Missouri Geographic Alliance, Columbia, MO, 1999 (Invited).

Brown, Brock. “Geography, the Essential Element in Public Education,” Educational Service Center, Region I, Edinburgh, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Pre-service Teachers: Are We Providing Them With the Content That They Will Be Expected to Teach in the Classroom?” International Conference on Research in Geographic Education, San Marcos, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Step Up To Geography: Graduate Study and Earning a Graduate Degree.” Geotech Conference, Dallas, TX, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Social Studies Content: Teacher Training Compared to Teacher Expectations,” National Council for Geographic Education, Orlando, FL, 1997.

Brock J. Brown--page 11 Brown, Brock. “Maintaining Latino Ethnic Identity on the Internet,” Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, TX, 1997.

Brown, Brock. “Explaining Geography to the Geographically Challenged Members of the School Community,” Ninth Annual Geo-Tech Conference, Dallas, TX, 1997. Brown, Brock. “Using Historical Sources to Reconstruct Landscapes,” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers, Norman, OK, 1996.

Brown, Brock. “Issues for Pre-service Geography Teachers,” National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, 1996.

Brown, Brock. “Using the Internet to Teach Ethnic Geography,” National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, 1996.

Brown, Brock. “Environment and Society: Instructional Strategies Drawn from the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills,” Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, 1996.

Brown, Brock. “Creating the Geography Course for Pre-service Teachers,” National Council for Geographic Education, Charlotte, NC, 1996 (panel discussant).

Brown, Brock. “Teaching Ethnic Geography,” National Council for Geographic Education, Charlotte, NC, 1996 (panel discussant).

Brown, Brock. “Technology: The Non-electronic Truth of It All!” Eighth Annual Geo-Tech Education Conference, Dallas, TX, 1996.

Brown, Brock. “Training the Geography Teacher,” National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “Strategies for Including Ethnic and Gender Issues into Introductory Geography Courses,” National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “Incorporating Ethnic Issues into Introductory College Geography,” Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “The Emerging Anglo Barrier on the Northern Edge of the Tejano Homeland,” Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “Global Population--Background to the Problem,” Texas Geography and Technology Conference, Dallas, TX, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “Global Population--Past and Future Trends--Content and Teaching Suggestions,” Michigan Council For The Social Studies, Lansing, MI, 1995.

Brock J. Brown--page 12 Brown, Brock. “Inquiry Geography--Meeting the Growing Demand For Good Teachers,” National Council for Geographic Education, Lexington, KY, 1994.

Brown, Brock. “Global Population and Resource Dilemma--Facts and Activities,” 8th Annual All-Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Conference, Houston, TX, 1994. Brown, Brock. “Treatment of Ethnicity and Race in College Level Introductory Human Geography Texts,” Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, 1993 (Session Chair).

Brown, Brock. “Creating Connections with Individual Learners in Large Lecture Introductory Geography Courses,” Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, 1992.

Brown, Brock. “Integrating Ethnicity into Introductory Human Geography Courses,” Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, 1991.

Brown, Brock. “Establishing Connections with Individual Learners in Large Introductory Geography Courses,” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, 1991.

Brown, Brock. “Creating Connections with Individual Learners in the Context of Large Lecture Classes,” Faculty Teaching Excellence Program, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1990.

Brown, Brock. “Evolution of Push Factors Contributing to Out-Migration from El Cerrito,” New Mexico, Association of American Geographers, Toronto, 1990.

Brown, Brock. “Requiring Geography at the University of Colorado: A Report of Student Reaction,” National Council for Geographic Education, Hershey, PA, 1989.

Brown, Brock. “Methods of Regional Scale Reconstruction of Disappearing and Endangered Biotic Districts: An Example from the Central Oklahoma Cross Timbers,” National Association of Interpreters, Region Six Workshop, Ft. Worth, TX, 1988.

Brown, Brock. “Management Strategies for Meeting Increased Enrollments in Introductory College Geography Courses,” National Council for Geographic Education, Snowbird, UT, 1988.

Brown, Brock. “Assessment of Spatial Relationships Between Environmental Habitat Type and Survivability of Homesteaders Following the Opening of the Unassigned Lands in Cleveland, County, Oklahoma,” Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ, 1988 (poster presentation).

Brown, Brock. “Synoptically Determined Summer Circulatory Seasons in the Great Plains,” Oklahoma Academy of Science, Tulsa, OK, 1983.

Brown, Brock. “Synoptic Climatology of Warm Season Depressions in the Precipitation Profile of the North-Central Great Plains Region of the United States,” Oklahoma Academy of Science, Chickasha, OK, 1982.

Brock J. Brown--page 13

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations:

Brown, Brock. “The as Hispano Homeland.” Pecos River Conference, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, 2007.

Brown, Brock. “On the Significance of Richard L. Nostrand’s Career of Research: Graduate Student Mentoring and the Hispano Homeland,” College of Geosciences, University of Oklahoma, 2004.

Brown, Brock. “Maintaining Academic Integrity in Distance Learning Programs,” Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, 2001 (Visiting Scholars Program).

Brown, Brock. “Introduction to the Geographical Perspective and Inquiry Instruction,” San Diego Geographic Alliance, via teleconference, 2001.

Brown, Brock. “The Discipline of Geography in the Social Science,” National Geographic Society National Board Certification Conference, Washington, DC, 2000.

Brown, Brock. “Dazed and Confused, Explaining Geography to My Colleagues,” Key Note Address, Missouri Geographic Alliance, Columbia, MO, 1999.

Brown, Brock. “Seeing the Word from a Geographic Perspective,” Region One Educational Service Area, McAllen, TX, 1998.

Brown, Brock. “Understanding the New Geography Standards,” National Geographic Society Geography Education Program, Washington, DC, 1995.

Brown, Brock. “Nothing Less Than a Revolution and No One Except Classroom Teachers!” Invited General Session Address, Michigan Council for the Social Studies, Lansing, MI, 1995.

Brown, Brock. Invited Geographer (multiple presentations on content and instructional methods), inaugural semester of anticipated Master in Geography Education degree program, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO, 1994.

Brown, Brock. “Geographic Isolation and Popular Culture Modification of an Hispano Folk Culture Landscape: El Cerrito, New Mexico,” Rocky Mountain/Southwestern American Association for the Advancement of Science Spring Meeting, Las Cruces, NM, 1989.

3. Consultancies:

Content Validator, Texas Education Agency and Pearson Educational Measurement, final verification of high school TAKS social studies exam prior to publication and administration. 2004 – present.

Brock J. Brown--page 14 Framework evaluator, Examination for Certification of Educators in Texas, Texas State Board to Educator Certification, Austin, TX, 2003 – 2004.

Teacher Preparation Consultant, Texas Education Agency, 1995.

Director, Summer Urban Geography Institute, National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1994-1996.

Instructional Materials Development Consultant, Global Inquiry into Geographical Issues, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1993.

Consultant and reviewer for numerous commercial text publishers.

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts

Estaville, Lawrence E., Sally Caldwell, Brock J. Brown. U.S. Department of Agriculture via Texas State River Systems Institute. Collaboration assessment: Water projects in the Texas Rio Grande Valley. 2005 ($31,848)

Brown, Brock, and Susan Hardwick, Co-Principal Investigators. Fund for the Improvement of Post-secondary Education (FIPSE), US Department of Education, “Step Up to Geography” to provide distance-based graduate level geographic education instruction to teachers in remote and under-served areas, specifically the Rio Grande Valley. Four years, 1998-2002 (Hardwick left the project due to a change in employment in 2000 and I was the sole Principal Investigator for two years. ($138,902).

Pre-service Educator Training Mini-Grant, Texas A & M University. 1998. ($2,000.00).

Pre-service Educator Training Mini-Grant, Texas A & M University. 1997. ($5,000.00).

Multicultural Perspectives and Approaches in Research and Testing Program awarded through the office of the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, University of Colorado, Boulder, $2,000 for development of Shades of Opportunity and Access, 1990.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts

Freeman Ranch-Outdoor Native Plant Library (with faculty in Agriculture and Biology). 2003 ($5,000.00).

Texas State Speakers Bureau: Alan Jenkins (Oxford University)--unfortunately, by the time the grant was approved Jenkins could no longer include Texas State University into his travel plans, 1995.

Brock J. Brown--page 15 Texas State University Speakers Bureau: Professor Richard Nostrand (University of Oklahoma), 1994.

D. Fellowships, Awards, and Honors

Joseph J. Malone Fellowship (study and travel in Kuwait and Syria), National Council for U.S.- Arab Relations, ($10,000 fellowship) Washington, DC, July 10-28, 1993.

SERVICE

A. University

Faculty Representative, Arboretum Committee, 2005 – present.

Advisory Board Member, Multicultural and Gender Studies, 1996 –present.

Member, Teacher Education Council, 1994 – present.

Department Representative, Texas State University College Days, 1992 - present.

Faculty Sponsor, Earth First! Student Organization, 1999 - present.

Faculty Representative, Environmental Service Committee, 2004 – 2006.

Member, Texas State University Curriculum Committee, 2000 – 2004.

Member, Texas State University General Education Council, 2000 – 2004.

Member, President’s Upper Level Scholarship Committee, 1994 - 2002.

Member, Landscape Advisory Committee 2004 – 2005.

Member, Teacher Education Admission Retention Committee, (TEAR) 1994 - 2002.

Social Studies Content Expert, Teacher Recruitment and Induction Project (TRIP), College of Education, 1999 – 2003.

Internal Member, Academic Program Review for Department of Agriculture, 2003.

Grand Marshal, Liberal Arts Commencement, 1998 – 2004.

Member, Secondary Student Teaching Supervision Model Development (ad hoc) 1997 - 2002.

Liaison, Liberal Arts Student Advisory Council, 1994 - 2000.

Brock J. Brown--page 16

Member, FAST Committee (freshman retention) 1998 – 1999.

Faculty Group Leader, Freshman Seminar, 1997 - 2001.

Disabled Student Services--Workshop on coping with and compensating for learning disabilities, 1997.

Faculty Mentor, Men Against Violence Student Organization--ADEPT, 1997.

Member, Presidential Excellence in Teaching Award Selection Committee, 1996 - 1997.

Guest Coach, Texas State University Football, 1996.

Guest Coach, Texas State University Women’s Volleyball, 1995.

Member, US Ethnic Studies Advisory Council, 1994 - present.

Texas State Admissions--sample lectures for prospective students, 1994 - 2004.

Member, Development Committee, and Faculty, Southwest Studies Minor Program, Texas State University, 1993 - present.

Texas State University Mentor, 1993-1996.

Faculty Sponsor, Texas State University Dive Club, 1998.

Faculty Sponsor, Student Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, 1994 - 1996.

B. Departmental:

Member, Undergraduate Committee, 1996-present.

Chair, Undergraduate Committee, 1998 - 2004.

Undergraduate Program Coordinator, 1998 – 2004.

Chair, Equipment Committee, 2007-2008.

Member, Equipment Committee, 2006

Teaching Assistant/Adjunct Faculty Mentoring Committee, 2007-present.

Major Advisor, General Geography and Geographic Education, 1996 – present.

Brock J. Brown--page 17

Member, Search Committee, Urban Geography Position, 2006.

Member, Search Committee, Department Chair, 2003-2005 (two years).

Co-chair, Mentoring Committee – 2002 – 2004.

Member, Scheduling Committee, 1998 – 2004.

Member, Student Relations Committee, 1998 - 2004.

Member, Leadership Committee (ad hoc) – 2002.

Developer, modified minor in geography.

Developer and group leader, workshops for graduate instructors at the beginning of each semester 1998 – 2004.

Author of Undergraduate Program Report, Five Year Comprehensive Departmental Review Committee, 2000.

Group leader for advising sessions for undergraduate students (three sessions each semester) 1998 – 2004.

Chair, Curriculum Committee, 1996-1997.

Member, Strategic Planning Committee, 1994-1995.

C. Community:

Wednesday’s Voice (Campus Christian Community), The Coming, Going, and Coming Again of Latino Homelands, 2006.

Content validator, Texas Education Agency/Pearson Education Measurements-Secondary Social Studies TAKS Test, 2003- present.

Wimberley Lecture Series, Xeriscaping and Wildscaping: Learning to Just Say No Mow, 2005.

Wimberley Lecture Series, 6.4 Billion People on the Rock: Population and Sustainability, 2004.

Program Representative, Geography Awareness Week, , 1997, 1999.

Judge, local school geography competitions.

Brock J. Brown--page 18 Presenter, Numerous public service talks for organizations such as Kiwanis groups and Unitarians.

D. Professional:

Member, Curriculum and Instruction Committee (nationally elected), National Council for Geographic Education Executive Planning Board, 1994-1998.

Appointed Member, Task Force on Women in Geography, National Council for Geographic Education, 1995 - 1997.

E. ORGANIZATIONS

1. Honorary:

Honorary Member, Golden Key National Honor Society, Texas State University Chapter, 1995.

Honorary Member, Golden Key Honor Society, University of Colorado at Boulder Chapter, 1990.

2. Professional:

Association of American Geographers (AAG)

National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE)

American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education

American Ethnic Geography, AAG Specialty Group

Cultural Ecology, AAG Specialty Group

Geographic Perspectives on Women, AAG Specialty Group

Geographic Education, AAG Specialty Group

Texas Council for the Social Studies

Women in Geography, Education Special Interest Group, NCGE

Brock J. Brown--page 19 TEXAS STATE VITA

I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

NAME TITLE David R. Butler Professor of Geography, Department of Geography

EDUCATION

Degree Year University Major

Ph.D. 1982 University of Kansas Geography Dissertation: “Late and Paleoenvironmental Changes in Adjacent Valleys, East-Central Lemhi Mountains, ”

M.Sc. 1976 University of Nebraska Geography Thesis: “An Analysis of Slopes Affected by Snow Avalanches and Related Mass- Wasting Features in a Portion of National Park, ”

B.A. 1974 U. of Nebraska-Omaha Geography (Summa cum laude)

EXPERIENCE

Postition University Date

Professor Texas State University- 1997-present San Marcos (formerly Southwest Texas State University)

Associate Professor University of North Carolina 1992-1997

Sandy Beaver University of Georgia 1991-1992 Associate Professor

Associate Professor University of Georgia 1988-1991

Assistant Professor University of Georgia 1986-1988

Assistant Professor Oklahoma State University 1982-1986

1 TEACHING HONORS AND AWARDS

• Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE), 1997 • Professional Development in Teaching Award, Center for Teaching and Learning, University of North Carolina (UNC), 1997 • Professional Development in Teaching Award, Center for Teaching and Learning, UNC, 1996 • Professional Development in Teaching Award, Center for Teaching and Learning, UNC, 1995 • John T. Lupton Opportunities Fund Award, College of Arts and Sciences, UNC, 1995 • John T. Lupton Opportunities Fund Award, College of Arts and Sciences, UNC, 1992 • General Sandy Beaver Teaching Professorship, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Georgia (UGA), 1991-1992 • General Sandy Beaver Award for Excellence in Teaching, College of Arts and Sciences, UGA, 1990 • NCGE Journal of Geography Award, Best Content Article 1989 • Outstanding Teacher Award, Department of Geography, Oklahoma State University (OSU), 1985

COURSES TAUGHT

Introduction to Physical Geography (freshman level) Introduction to Landforms (freshman level) Weather and Climate (freshman level) Biometeorology (junior-senior level) Geomorphology (junior-senior level) Landforms (junior-senior level) Natural Hazards (junior-senior level) Physiography of the USA and Canada (junior-senior level) Hillslope Form and Process (senior and graduate level) Landscape Biogeography (senior and graduate level) Fundamental Principles of Physical Geography (graduate level) Seminar in Dendrogeomorphology (graduate level) Seminar in Quaternary Paleoenvironments (graduate level) Seminar in Natural Hazards (graduate level) Seminar in Mountain Environments (graduate level) Seminar in Geomorphology (graduate level) Seminar in Advanced Geographic Research Design (graduate level) Seminar in Environmental Geography (graduate level) Seminar in Biogeomorphology (graduate level) Seminar in Extremes in Geomorphology (graduate level)

2 Doctoral Dissertation Directed the Ph.D. dissertations of the following: • Carol F. Sawyer, 2007, “Frost Heaving and Surface Clast Movement in Turf- Banked Terraces, Eastern Glacier National Park, Montana”. • Fenda A. Akiwumi, 2006, “Environmental and Social Change in Southwestern Sierra Leone: Timber Extraction (1838-1898) and Rutile Mining (1967-2005)”. • Dawna L. Cerney, 2006. “Assessment of Landscape Change in Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada, Using Multitemporal Composites Constructed from Terrestrial Repeat Photographs”. • Lynn M. Resler, 2004, “Conifer Establishment Sites on a Periglacial Landscape, Glacier National Park, Montana”. • Ginger L. Schmid, 2004, “The Role of Soils in Recording Environmental Change at Alpine Treeline, Glacier National Park, Montana”. • Forrest D. Wilkerson, 2004, “The Spatial and Temporal Hazard of Debris Flows in Glacier National Park, Montana”. • Lisa M. DeChano, 2000, “Geohazard Perception in Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A.”. • Joseph W. Nicholas,1991, “Rock and the Holocene Paleoclimatic Record of the LaSal Mountains, Utah”.

Current Doctoral Students Under My Direction: Shelia A. Henk, Jon J. Kedrowski, Steve Schermerhorn, Desserae Sheptston, Emariana Taylor, John M. Wamsley.

Completed Doctoral Committees Served On: Bharati Ayyalasomayajula, 2007, TxState Michelle Bollschweiler, 2007, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Amanda Keen-Zebert, 2007, TxState Darlene Occena-Gutierrez, 2006, TxState Jonathan Herbert, 2004, TxState Linda Prosperie, 2002, TxState Todd Votteler, 2000, TxState Xinnong Zhou, 2000, TxState Melissa Naeve, 1999, SUNY-Buffalo Megan Falter, 1996, UNC Thomas Allen, 1995, UNC Stephen McGregor, 1995, UNC Jacob Bendix, 1992, UGA Daniel Brown, 1992, UNC Jay Gao, 1992, UGA Joseph Garcia, UGA, 1992 Peter Yaukey, 1991, UGA Paul Knapp, 1989, UGA Frances Precht, 1989, UGA Rudy Kiefer, 1987, UGA

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Master’s Thesis/Directed Research Paper Directed the theses or research projects of the following: • Michelle Bussemey, 2007. “Analysis of Landscape Change of the Rio Vista Dam in San Marcos, Texas”. • Lynley D. Doyen, 2007. “Concentration of Phosphorus in the Upper North Bosque River Watershed”. • Shelia A. Henk, 2007. “Comparing Press Responses to Sus scrofa in Great Britain and the United States”. • John M. Wamsley, 2007. “Environmental Factors Affecting the Relationship Between the Texas Horned Lizard and the Introduced Red Fire Ant”. • Ellen A. Cagle, 2006. “Evaluating the Geomorphological Role of Feral Hogs (Sus Scrofa) in Golden-Cheeked Warbler Habitat”. • Lynn F. Smollin, 2006. “A Climatology of Streamflow for Glacier National Park, USA”. • Alison K. Echlin, 2005. “Interactions between Fire and Phytophagous Insects in Glacier National Park, Montana”. • Brian R. Plaster, 2003. “The Geomorphic Impacts of Marmots in Gothic, Colorado”. • Carol F. Sawyer, 2003. "Aerial-Photographic Inventory and Analysis of Landslides in Northeastern Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming". • Wendy Bigler, 2000. “Beaver-pond Sequences in Northwestern Montana: Morphology and Sedimentation”. • J. Kelly Innerarity, 1999. “The Use of Dendrogeomorphological Techniques to Reconstruct a Flood History of the Guadalupe River at New Braunfels, Texas”. • John B. Vogler, 1998. “An Analysis of Vegetation-Environment Relationships among Vegetation Communities of Anthropogenically Disturbed Sites, Glacier National Park, Montana”, Co-Chair with Stephen J. Walsh. • Julian R. Bryttan, 1996, “An Examination of the Role of Substratal Vibration as a Mechanism in Sturzstrom Runout”. • Katherine A. Schipke, 1992, “Variation in Alluvial Fans of Eastern Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A.”, Co-Chair with Kathleen C. Parker. • Douglas L. Koop, 1989, “Reconstruction of Past Climate in Northern Lower Michigan through the Analysis of Red Pine (Pinus resinosa Ait.) Tree Rings”. • Henri D. Grissino-Mayer, 1988, “Tree Rings of Shortleaf Pine (Pinus echinata Mill.) as Indicators of Past Climatic Variability in North Central Georgia”. • Ricky A. Nusz, 1985, “Statistical Analysis of Morphologic Variables on North- and South-Facing Slopes, Glass Mountains, Oklahoma”. • Jack G. Oelfke, 1984, “The Location and Analysis of Landslides Along the Lewis Overthrust Fault, Glacier National Park, Montana”.

Current Master’s Students: Lori Carter, James Dietrich, Lynley Doyen, Diane Farnesworth, Shannon Kelly, Shelley Miller, Wayne Simoneau, Rebecca Whitton.

4 Completed Master’s Committees Served On: Tim Cawthon, 2007, TxState Matthew Chambers, 2007, TxState Frank Engel, 2007, TxState Susan Peters, 2007, TxState Mary K. Pritchard, 2007, TxState Robert S. Roberts, 2007, TxState Teia Brumgard, 2006, TxState Lara Bryant, 2006, TxState Jane M. Heath, 2006, TxState Zachary Martin, 2006, TxState Amy D. Kroeger, 2005, TxState Beth Cooper, 2005, TxState Matt Thompson, 2005, TxState Bitsy Cotter, 2004, TxState Mindy Conyers, 2003, TxState Emily Manderson, 2003, TxState Emariana Taylor, 2002, TxState Toby Welborn, 2002, TxState Shari Forbes, 2001, TxState Terry Booth, 2000, TxState Christopher Ringstaff, 2000, TxState Rita Setzer, 2000, TxState Michael DuPuis, 1999, TxState Tara Masser, 1999, TxState Robert Chastain, 1996, UNC Jay Stewart, 1995, UNC Merri White, 1994, UNC Barry Doll, 1992, UNC Mark Rehder, 1992, UNC Robert Lide, 1991, UGA Ronnie Rogers, 1990, UGA David Travis, 1989, UGA Kay Williams, 1989, UGA Jamie Cajka, 1988, UGA Terese DeGuire, 1986, OSU Dale Lightfoot, 1986, OSU Bruce Whitesell, 1986, OSU Mark Karaska, 1985, OSU Carl Bryant, 1985, OSU

COURSES PREPARED

Physiography of the USA and Canada (junior-senior level) Hillslope Form and Process (senior and graduate level)

5 Landscape Biogeography (senior and graduate level) Fundamental Principles of Physical Geography (graduate level) Seminars in Biogeomorphology, Dendrogeomorphology, Quaternary Paleoenvironments, Natural Hazards, Geomorphic Hazards, Environmental Responses to Climate Change, and Mountain Environments (Doctoral level)

ORGANIZATIONS

Honorary: • Phi Kappa Phi (national honorary) • Sigma Xi (scientific honorary) • Gamma Theta Upsilon (geography honorary)

Professional: • Association of American Geographers (AAG) • Biogeography Specialty Group AAG • Geomorphology Specialty Group AAG • Mountain Geography Specialty Group AAG • Forest Fire Lookout Association

SERVICE

II. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

BOOKS

Scholarly Monographs • Butler, David R., 2007. Zoogeomorphology: Animals as Geomorphic Agents, Paperback Re-issue. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge and New York, 231 pp. • Butler, David R., 1995. Zoogeomorphology: Animals as Geomorphic Agents. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge and New York, 231 pp. • Grissino-Mayer, Henri D., and David R. Butler, 1988. Tree-Ring Analysis: A Bibliography with Special Emphasis on Applications in Physical Geography. Aids to Geographic Research #7, Department of Geography, University of Georgia, 176 pp.

Textbooks • Butler, David R., 1996. Laboratory Exercise Book, Introduction to Physical Geography. West Publishing Company, St. Paul, 174 pp.

6 Edited Books • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, Editors, 2003. Mountain Geomorphology - Integrating Earth Systems. Elsevier, The Netherlands, 398 pp.

Edited Special Issues of Journals • Fleisher, P. Jay, Peter J. Knuepfer, and David R. Butler, Guest Editors, 2006. Ice Sheet Geomorphology (Proceedings of the 34th Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium). Geomorphology 75(1-2), 1-280. • Dixon, Richard W., David R. Butler, and J. Ronald Eyton, Guest Editors and Organizers, 2005. The Central Texas Flood of 2002. Physical Geography 26(5), 337- 422. • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, Guest Editors and Organizers, 2003. Mountain Geomorphology - Integrating Earth Systems. Geomorphology 55 (1-4), (Proceedings of the 32nd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium), 1-398. • Butler, David R., Guest Editor and Organizer, 2001. Environmental Change and Physical Geography. Physical Geography 22(4), 275-342. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, Guest Co-Editors and Co-Organizers, 1998. The Application of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems in the Study of Geomorphology. Geomorphology 21(3-4), pp. 179-352. • Butler, David R., Guest Editor and Organizer, 1994. Physical Geography and Alpine Treeline. Physical Geography 15(2), pp. 101-199.

Chapters in Books • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Stephen J. Walsh, 2007. Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. In: Encyclopedia of Environment & Society (P. Robbins, General Editor), Sage Publications, Thousand , CA, 769-770. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler and Daniel B. Fagre, 2007. Alpine ecosystem dynamics and change: a view from the heights. In: Sustaining Rocky Mountain Landscapes: Science, Policy and Management for the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem (T. Prato and D. Fagre, eds.), RFF Press, Washington D.C., 85-101. • Butler, David R., and Lisa M. DeChano, 2005. Landslide risk perception, knowledge and associated risk management: case studies and general lessons from Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. In: Landslide Hazard and Risk (T. Glade, M. Anderson, and M.J. Crozier, eds.), John Wiley and Sons, Ltd., Chichester, UK, 201-218. • Allen, Thomas R., Stephen J. Walsh, David M. Cairns, Joseph P. Messina, David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 2004. Geostatistics and spatial analysis: characterizing form and pattern at the alpine treeline. In: GIScience and Mountain Geomorphology (M.P. Bishop and J.F. Shroder, Jr., eds.), Springer Verlag - Praxis Scientific Publishing, Heidelberg, Germany, 189-214. • Butler, David R., 2004. Geomorphology. In: Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century (Gary L. Gaile and Cort J. Willmott, eds.). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 56-71.

7 • Butler, David R., 2004. Zoogeomorphology. In: Encyclopedia of Geomorphology, Volume 2 (Andrew Goudie, ed.), Routledge, London, 1122-1123. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, and Stephen J. Walsh, 2004. Ecological response to global climatic change. In: WorldMinds: Geographical Perspectives on 100 Problems (Donald G. Janelle, Warf, and Kathy Hansen, eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht and Boston, 469-473. • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, 2003. Introduction: Mountain Geomorphology – Integrating Earth Systems. In: Mountain Geomorphology – Integrating Earth Systems (D.R. Butler, S.J. Walsh, and G.P. Malanson, eds.), Elsevier, The Netherlands, 1-4. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Matthew P. Bekker, and Lynn M. Resler, 2003. Lithologic, structural, and geomorphic controls on ribbon forest patterns. In: Mountain Geomorphology – Integrating Earth Systems (D.R. Butler, S.J. Walsh, and G.P. Malanson, eds.), Elsevier, The Netherlands, 203-217. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, George P. Malanson, Kelley A. Crews- Meyer, Joseph P. Messina, and Ningchuan Xiao, 2003. Mapping, modeling, and visualization of the influences of geomorphic processes on the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. In: Integration of Computer Modeling and Field Observations in Geomorphology (M. Bishop and J.F. Shroder, Jr., eds.), Elsevier, The Netherlands, 129-145. • Cairns, David M., David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 2002. Geomorphic and biogeographic setting of the Rocky Mountains. In: Rocky Mountain Futures (J.S. Baron, ed.), Island Press, Washington, DC, 27-39. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 2002. The Western Cordillera. In: The Physical Geography of North America (A. Orme, ed.), Oxford University Press, Oxford, England, pp. 363-379. • Butler, David R., 2000. Zoogeomorphology. In: Oxford Companion to the Earth (Paul J. Hancock and Brian J. Skinner, eds.), Oxford University Press, Oxford, England, 1117-1118. • Butler, David R., 2000. Conducting research and writing an article in physical geography. In: On Becoming a Professional Geographer (M.S. Kenzer, ed.), Blackburn Press, NJ, 88-99. Reprint of book and chapter originally published in 1989. • Butler, David R., 1999. Biogeography. In: Essentials of Physical Geography (R. Gabler, R. Sager, D. Wise, and J. Petersen), 6th edition, Saunders College Publishing, New York, 310-345. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Forrest D. Wilkerson, and Ginger L. Schmid, 1998. Late Holocene Sturzstroms in Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. In: Geomorphological Hazards in High Mountain Areas (J. Kalvoda and C. Rosenfeld, eds.), Geojournal Library, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 149-166. • Butler, David R., 1997. The Physical Geography of North Carolina. In: Field Guide to North Carolina - Tar Heel Bus Tour (M. and J. Wegner, eds.), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 75-81.

8 • Butler, David R., 1996. The Carolina Invasion of the Fire Ants. In: Snapshots of the Carolinas: Landscapes and Cultures (D.G. Bennett, ed.), Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C., 95-97. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1995. Sedimentation Rates and Patterns in Beaver Ponds in a Mountain Environment. In: Biogeomorphology, Terrestrial and Freshwater Systems (C.R. Hupp, W.R. Osterkamp, and A.D. Howard, eds.), Elsevier, Amsterdam, 255-269. • Brown, Daniel G., David M. Cairns, George P. Malanson, Stephen J. Walsh, and David R. Butler, 1994. Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques for Spatial and Biophysical Analyses of Alpine Treeline through Process and Empirical Models. In: Environmental Information Management and Analysis (W.K. Michener, J.W. Brunt, and S.G. Stafford, eds.), Taylor and Francis, London, 453-481. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, Thomas R. Allen, and George P. Malanson, 1994. Influence of Snow Patterns and Snow Avalanches on the Alpine Treeline Ecotone. In: Applications of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems in Vegetation Science (S.J. Walsh, F.W. Davis, and R.K. Peet, eds.), Opulus Press, Uppsala, 48-64. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, Daniel G. Brown, and Ling Bian, 1994. Form and Pattern in the Alpine Environment: An Integrative Approach to Spatial Analysis and Modeling in Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. In: Mountain Environments and Geographic Information Systems (D.I. Heywood and M.F. Price, eds.), Taylor and Francis, London, 189-216. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Stephen J. Walsh, 1992. Snow- Avalanche Paths: Conduits from the Periglacial-Alpine to the Subalpine-Depositional Zone. In: Periglacial Geomorphology (J.C. Dixon and A.D. Abrahams, eds.), John Wiley, London, 185-202. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, and Konstantine P. Georgakakos, 1992. Nonequilibrium Geomorphic Processes and Deterministic Chaos. In: Geomorphic Systems (J.D. Phillips and W.H. Renwick, eds.), Elsevier, Amsterdam, 311-322. • Walsh, Stephen J., George P. Malanson, and David R. Butler, 1992. Alpine Treeline in Glacier National Park, Montana. In: Geographical Snapshots of North America (D.G. Janelle, ed.), Guilford Press, New York, 167-171. • Butler, David R., 1989. Conducting Research and Writing an Article in Physical Geography. In: On Becoming a Professional Geographer (M.S. Kenzer, ed.), Merrill Publishing Company, Columbus, OH, 88-99. • Butler, David R., Curtis J. Sorenson, and Wakefield Dort, Jr., 1984. Late Quaternary Glacial Sequence, East-Central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho, U.S.A. In: Correlation of Quaternary Chronologies (W.C. Mahaney, ed.), GeoBooks, Norwich, UK, 423-435. • Butler, David R., Curtis J. Sorenson, and Wakefield Dort, Jr., 1983. Differentiation of Morainic Deposits Based on Geomorphic, Stratigraphic, Palynologic, and Pedologic Evidence, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho, U.S.A. In: Tills and Related Deposits (E.B. Evenson, C. Schlüchter, and J. Rabassa, eds.), A.A. Balkema, Rotterdam, 373-380.

9 ARTICLES

Journal Articles 2007/In Press

• Akiwumi, Fenda A., and David R. Butler, 2007. Mining and environmental change in Sierra Leone, west Africa: a remote sensing and hydrogeomorphological study. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment DOI 10.1007/s10661-007-9930-9. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Stephen J. Walsh, and Daniel B. Fagre, accepted 2007. Influences of geomorphology and geology on alpine treeline in the American West – more important than climatic influences? Physical Geography (Special Issue on Alpine Treeline), in press. • George P. Malanson, David R. Butler, Daniel B. Fagre, Stephen J. Walsh, Diana F. Tomback, Lori D. Daniels, Lynn M. Resler, William K. Smith, Daniel J. Weiss, David L. Peterson, Andrew G. Bunn, Christopher A. Hiemstra, Daniel Liptzin, Patrick S. Bourgeron, Zehao Shen, and Constance I. Millar, accepted 2007. Alpine treeline of western North America: linking organism-to-landscape dynamics. Physical Geography (Special Issue on Alpine Treeline), in press. • Taylor, Emariana, and David R. Butler, accepted 2007. Visualizing aerial wildlife movements: Internet sources of Doppler Radar for the classroom. Geocarto International 22, in press. • Zeng, Yu, George P. Malanson, and David R. Butler, 2007. Geomorphological limits to self-organization of alpine forest-tundra ecotone vegetation. Geomorphology 91(3-4), 378-392.

2006

• Butler, David R., 2006. Human-induced changes in animal populations and distributions, and their subsequent effects on fluvial systems. Geomorphology 79(3-4), 448-459. • Fleisher, P. Jay, Peter L.K. Knuepfer, and David R. Butler, 2006. Introduction to the special issue: Ice sheet geomorphology. Geomorphology 75(1-2), 1-3. • Sawyer, Carol F., and David R. Butler, 2006. The use of historical picture postcards as photographic sources for examining environmental change: promises and problems. Geocarto International 21(3), 73-80. • Sawyer, Carol F., and David R. Butler, 2006. A chronology of high-magnitude snow avalanches reconstructed from archived newspapers. Disaster Prevention and Management 15(2), 313-324.

2005

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 2005. The geomorphic influences of beaver dams and failures of beaver dams. Geomorphology (Special Issue, Proceedings of the 33rd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium) 71(1-2), 48-60.

10 • Butler, David R., Richard W. Dixon, and J. Ronald Eyton, 2005. Introduction – The Central Texas flood of 2002. Physical Geography 26(5), 337-339. • Dixon, Richard W., J. Ronald Eyton, and David R. Butler, 2005. Stereo photography for flood hazards visualization. Physical Geography 26(5), 409-422. • Resler, Lynn M., David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 2005. Topographic shelter and conifer establishment and mortality in an alpine environment, Glacier National Park, Montana. Physical Geography 26(2), 112-125.

2004

• Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Lynn M. Resler, 2004. Turf-banked terrace treads and risers, turf exfoliation, and possible relationships with advancing treeline. Catena 58(3), 259-274. • Resler, Lynn M., Mark A. Fonstad, and David R. Butler, 2004. Mapping the alpine treeline ecotone with digital aerial photography and textural analysis. Geocarto International 19(1), 37-44. • Walsh, Stephen J., Daniel J. Weiss, David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 2004. An assessment of snow avalanche paths and forest dynamics using Ikonos satellite data. Geocarto International 19(2), 85-93.

2003

• Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Matthew P. Bekker, and Lynn M. Resler, 2003. Lithologic, structural, and geomorphic controls on ribbon forest patterns. Geomorphology 55(1-4), 203-217. • Butler, David R., Lynn M. Resler, Dianna A. Gielstra, and Dawna L. Cerney, 2003. Ecotones in mountain environments: illustrating sensitive biogeographical boundaries with remotely sensed imagery in the geography classroom. Geocarto International 18(3), 63-72. • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, 2003. Introduction to the special issue: Mountain Geomorphology - Integrating Earth Systems. Geomorphology 55(1-4), 1-4. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, George P. Malanson, Kelley A. Crews- Meyer, Joseph P. Messina, and Ningchuan Xiao, 2003. Mapping, modeling, and visualization of the influences of geomorphic processes on the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Geomorphology 53(1-2), 129-145.

2002

• Butler, David R., 2002. The environmental impact of crayfish biopedoturbation on a floodplain: Roanoke River, North Carolina Coastal Plain, U.S.A. Landform Analysis 3, 35-40. • Butler, David R., 2002. Visualizing animal impacts on the landscape: remote sensing in the physical geography classroom. Geocarto International 17(4), 67-74.

11 • Butler, David R., and Hilary J.M. Sandford, 2002. Imagery scale and type for natural hazards analysis: classroom examples using forest fires and snow avalanches. Geocarto International 17(1), 71-76. • DeChano, Lisa M., and David R. Butler, 2002. An analysis of attacks by grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) in Glacier National Park, Montana. The Geographical Bulletin 44(1), 30-41. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, David M. Cairns, Theresa E. Welsh, and Lynn M. Resler, 2002. Variability in an edaphic indicator in alpine tundra. Catena 49(3), 203-215.

2001

• Butler, David R., 2001. Geomorphic process-disturbance corridors: a variation on a principle of landscape ecology. Progress in Physical Geography 25(2), 237-248. • Butler, David R., 2001. Environmental change and physical geography. Physical Geography 22(4), 275-276. • Butler, David R., and Lisa M. DeChano, 2001. Environmental change in Glacier National Park, Montana: an assessment through repeat photography from fire lookouts. Physical Geography 22(4), 291-304. • Bigler Wendy, David R. Butler, and Richard W. Dixon, 2001. Beaver-pond sequence morphology and sedimentation in northwestern Montana. Physical Geography 22(6), 531-540. • DeChano, Lisa M., and David R. Butler, 2001. Analysis of public perception of debris flow hazard. Disaster Prevention and Management 10(4), 261-269. • Dixon, Richard W., David R Butler, and Kate McAfee, 2001. The use of remotely sensed imagery as a pedagogic tool for natural hazards education. Geocarto International 16(3), 71-74.

2000

• Butler, David R., and Forrest D. Wilkerson, 2000. In praise of off-season field trips. Journal of Geography 99(1), 36-42. • Baer, Leonard D., and David R. Butler, 2000. Space-time modeling of grizzly bears. The Geographical Review 90(2), 206-221.

1999

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1999. Site locations and characteristics of miniature patterned ground, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. Landform Analysis 2(1), 45-49. • Bednarz, Sarah W., and David R. Butler, 1999. “Mission Geography” and the Use of Satellite Imagery in K-12 Geographic Education - A NASA - GENIP Partnership. Geocarto International 14(4), 85-90. • Meentemeyer, Ross K. and David R. Butler, 1999. Hydrogeomorphic effects of beaver dams in Glacier National Park, Montana. Physical Geography 20(5), 436-446.

12 • Dixon, Richard W., David R. Butler, Lisa M. DeChano, and Julie A. Henry, 1999. Avalanche hazard in Glacier National Park: an El Niño connection? Physical Geography 20(6), 461-467.

1998

• Butler, David R., and Lisa M DeChano, 1998. Hazardous wind events in Glacier National Park, Montana. The Southwestern Geographer 2(1), 57-71. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1998. The application of remote sensing and geographic information systems in the study of geomorphology: an introduction. Geomorphology 21(3-4), 179-181. • Meentemeyer, Ross K., John B. Vogler, and David R. Butler, 1998. The geomorphic influences of burrowing beavers on streambanks, Bolin Creek, North Carolina. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 42(4), 453-468. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 1998. An overview of scale, pattern, process relationships in geomorphology: a remote sensing and GIS perspective. Geomorphology 21(3-4), 183-205.

1997

• Walsh, Stephen J., and David R. Butler, 1997. Morphometric and multispectral image analysis of debris flows for natural hazard assessment. Geocarto International 12(1), 59-70.

1996

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1996. A major sediment pulse in a subalpine river caused by debris flows in Montana, USA. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 40(4), 525-535. • Nicholas, Joseph W., and David R. Butler, 1996. Application of relative age- dating techniques on rock glaciers of the LaSal Mountains, Utah: an interpretation of Holocene paleoclimates. Geografiska Annaler 78(1), 1-18. • Townsend, Philip A., and David R. Butler, 1996. Patterns of landscape use by beaver on the lower Roanoke River floodplain, North Carolina. Physical Geography 17(3), 253-269. • Vogler, John B., and David R. Butler, 1996. Pedestrian- and bicycle-induced path erosion on a university campus. Physical Geography 17(5), 485-494.

1995

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1995. Sedimentation rates and patterns in beaver ponds in a mountain environment. Geomorphology 13(1-4), 255-269. • Meentemeyer, Ross K., and David R. Butler, 1995. Temporal and spatial changes in beaver pond locations, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. The Geographical Bulletin 37(2), 97-104.

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1994 • Butler, David R., 1994. Physical geography and alpine treeline: an introduction. Physical Geography 15(2), 101-103. • Butler, David R., 1994. Repeat photography as a tool for emphasizing movement in physical geography. Journal of Geography 93(3), 141-151. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1994. Canadian landform examples - beaver landforms. The Canadian Geographer 38(1), 76-79. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1994. Site characteristics of debris flows and their relationship to alpine treeline. Physical Geography 15(2), 181-199. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and David M. Cairns, 1994. Stability of alpine treeline in Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. Phytocoenologia 22(4), 485- 500. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1994. Tree - tundra competitive hierarchies, soil fertility gradients, and the elevation of treeline in Glacier National Park, Montana. Physical Geography 15(2), 166-180. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, Thomas R. Allen, and George P. Malanson, 1994. Influence of snow patterns and snow avalanches on the alpine treeline ecotone. Journal of Vegetation Science 5(5), 657-672.

1993

• Butler, David R., 1993. The impact of mountain goat migration on unconsolidated slopes in Glacier National Park, Montana. The Geographical Bulletin 35(2), 98-106. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1993. An unusual early-winter flood and its varying geomorphic impact along a subalpine river in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, USA. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 37(2), 145-155. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1993. Characteristics of two landslide-dammed lakes in a glaciated alpine environment. Limnology and Oceanography 38(2), 441-445. • Grissino-Mayer, Henri D., and David R. Butler, 1993. Effects of climate on growth of shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata Mill.) in northern Georgia: a dendroclimatic study. The Southeastern Geographer 33(1), 65-81.

1992

• Butler, David R., 1992. The grizzly bear as an erosional agent in mountainous terrain. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 36(2), 179-189. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1992. Effects of terrain on excessive travel distance by snow avalanches. Northwest Science 66(2), 77-85. • Butler, David R., and Katherine A. Schipke, 1992. The strange case of the appearing (and disappearing) lakes: the use of sequential topographic maps of Glacier National Park, Montana. Surveying and Land Information Systems 52(3), 150-154.

14 • Gao, Jay K., and David R. Butler, 1992. Terrain influences on total length of snow-avalanche paths in southern Glacier National Park, Montana. The Geographical Bulletin 34(2), 91-101. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, and Konstantine P. Georgakakos, 1992. Nonequilibrium geomorphic processes and deterministic chaos. Geomorphology 5(3-5), 311-322.

1991

• Butler, David R., 1991. Beavers as agents of biogeomorphic change: a review and suggestions for teaching exercises. Journal of Geography 90(5), 210-217. • Butler, David R., 1991. The reintroduction of the beaver into the South. The Southeastern Geographer 31(1), 39-43. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Jack G. Oelfke, 1991. Potential catastrophic flooding from landslide-dammed lakes, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie SupplementBand 83, 195-209. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Stephen J. Walsh, 1991. Identification of deltaic wetlands at montane finger lakes, Montana. The Environmental Professional 13(4), 352-362. • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and Daniel G. Brown, 1991. Three- dimensional displays for natural hazards analysis, using classified Landsat Thematic Mapper digital data and large-scale digital elevation models. Geocarto International 6(4), 65-69. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1991. Floristic variation among gravel bars in a subalpine river. Arctic and Alpine Research 23(3), 273-278. • Schipke, Katherine A., and David R. Butler, 1991. The use of dendrogeomorphic techniques to date a beaver-dam outburst flood in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. The Geographical Bulletin 33(2), 80-86.

1990

• Butler, David R., 1990. The geography of rockfall hazards in Glacier National Park, Montana. The Geographical Bulletin 32(2), 81-88. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1990. Non-equilibrium geomorphic processes and patterns on avalanche paths in the northern Rocky Mountains, U.S.A. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 34(3), 257-270. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1990. Lithologic, structural, and topographic influences on snow-avalanche path location, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 80(3), 362-378. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1990. Woody debris, sediment and riparian vegetation of a subalpine river, Montana, U.S.A. Arctic and Alpine Research 22(2), 183-194. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, and Stephen J. Walsh, 1990. Chaos theory in physical geography. Physical Geography 11(4), 293-304.

15 • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, Daniel G. Brown, and Ling Bian, 1990. Cartographic modeling of snow avalanche path location within Glacier National Park, Montana. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 56(5), 615-621.

1989

• Butler, David R., 1989. Glacial hazards in Glacier National Park, Montana. Physical Geography 10(1), 53-71. • Butler, David R., 1989. Canadian landform examples - subalpine snow- avalanche slopes. The Canadian Geographer 33(3), 269-273. • Butler, David R., 1989. The failure of beaver dams and resulting outburst flooding: a geomorphic hazard of the southeastern Piedmont. The Geographical Bulletin 31(1), 29-38. • Butler, David R., 1989. Snow-avalanche dams and resultant hazards in Glacier National Park, Montana. Northwest Science 63(3), 109-115. • Butler, David R., 1989. Geomorphic change or cartographic inaccuracy? A case study using sequential topographic maps. Surveying and Mapping 49(2), 67-71. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1989. Periglacial patterned ground, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, Canada and U.S.A. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 33(1), 43-57. • Butler, David R., and Joseph W. Nicholas, 1989. Locational and morphometric characteristics of landslide deposits, Canyonlands National Park, Utah. The Geographical Bulletin 31(2), 68-77. • Bryant, Carl L., David R. Butler, and John D. Vitek, 1989. A statistical analysis of tree-ring dating in conjunction with snow avalanches: comparison of on-path versus off-path responses. Environmental Geology and Water Sciences 14(1), 53-59. • Grissino-Mayer, Henri D., M. Shawn Rosenberger, and David R. Butler, 1989. Climatic patterns in tree rings of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) from north Georgia. Physical Geography 10(1), 32-43. • Walsh, Stephen J., Ling Bian, Daniel G. Brown, David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 1989. Image enhancement of Landsat Thematic Mapper digital data for terrain evaluation, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Geocarto International 4(3), 55-58.

1988

• Butler, David R., 1988. Neoglacial climatic inferences from rock glaciers and protalus ramparts, southern Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Physical Geography 9(1), 71-80. • Butler, David R., 1988. Teaching natural hazards: the use of snow avalanches in demonstrating and addressing geographic topics and principles. Journal of Geography 87(6), 212-225. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1988. The use of eastern redcedar in a tree-ring study in Oklahoma. The Prairie Naturalist 20(1), 47-56. • Whitesell, Bruce L., John D. Vitek, and David R. Butler, 1988. Changes in the planform of the Red River, McCurtain County, Oklahoma, 1938-1984. Oklahoma Geology Notes 48(5), 196-211.

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1987

• Butler, David R., 1987. A Pinedale/Bull Lake Interglacial paleosol and its implications, central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Physical Geography 8(1), 57-71. • Butler, David R., 1987. Teaching general principles and applications of dendrogeomorphology. Journal of Geological Education 35(2), 64-70. • Butler, David R., 1987. Snow-avalanche hazards, southern Glacier National Park, Montana: the nature of local knowledge and individual responses. Disasters 11(3), 214-220. • Butler, David R., 1987. Climatic implications of a tree-ring record of ground heave, Ram River area, N.W.T., Canada. The Geographical Bulletin 29(2), 5-9. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Jack G. Oelfke, 1987. Tree-ring analysis and natural hazard chronologies: minimum sample sizes and index values. The Professional Geographer 39(1), 41-47. • Nusz, Rick A., David R. Butler, John D. Vitek, and Brian J. Carter, 1987. A morphometric analysis of north- and south-facing slopes, Glass Mountains, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Geology Notes 47(1), 4-13. • Walsh, Stephen J., Therese M. DeGuire, and David R. Butler, 1987. Variation in grassland biomass: a spatial and temporal perspective. The Geographical Bulletin 29(2), 10-25. • Walsh, Stephen J., Dale R. Lightfoot, and David R. Butler, 1987. Recognition and assessment of error in geographic information systems. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 53(1), 1423-1430.

1986

• Butler, David R., 1986. Conifer invasion of subalpine meadows, central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Northwest Science 60(3), 166-173. • Butler, David R., 1986. Pinedale deglaciation and subsequent Holocene environmental changes and geomorphic responses in the central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho, U.S.A. Geographie physique et Quaternaire 49(1), 39-46. • Butler, David R., 1986. Snow-avalanche hazards in Glacier National Park, Montana: meteorologic and climatologic aspects. Physical Geography 7(1), 72-87. • Butler, David R., Jack G. Oelfke, and Lori A. Oelfke, 1986. Historic rockfall avalanches, northeastern Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. Mountain Research and Development 6(3), 261-271. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1986. Floristic patterns on avalanche paths in the Northern Rocky Mountains, U.S.A. Physical Geography 7(3), 231-238. • Karaska, Mark A., Stephen J. Walsh, and David R. Butler, 1986. Impact of environmental variables on spectral signatures acquired by the Landsat Thematic Mapper. International Journal of Remote Sensing 7(12), 1653-1667.

17 1985

• Butler, David R., 1985. Vegetational and geomorphic change on snow avalanche paths, Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. Great Basin Naturalist 45(2), 313-317. • Butler, David R., 1985. Pollen analysis of rapid late-glacial environmental fluctuations in the Lemhi Mountains of Idaho. Current Research in the Pleistocene 2, 77- 79. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1985. A history of high-magnitude snow avalanches, southern Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. Mountain Research and Development 5(2), 175-182. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1985. A reconstruction of snow- avalanche characteristics in Montana, U.S.A., using vegetative indicators. Journal of Glaciology 31(108), 185-187. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1985. Ordinations of species and fuel arrays and their use in fire management. Forest Ecology and Management 12(1), 65- 71. • Oelfke, Jack G., and David R. Butler, 1985. Landslides along the Lewis Overthrust Fault, Glacier National Park, Montana. The Geographical Bulletin 27, 7-15. • Oelfke, Jack G., and David R. Butler, 1985. Lichenometric dating of calcareous landslide deposits, Glacier National Park, Montana. Northwest Geology 14, 7-10.

1984

• Butler, David R., 1984. A late Quaternary chronology of mass wasting for a small valley in the Lemhi Mountains of Idaho. Northwest Science 58(1), 1-13. • Butler, David R., 1984. An early Holocene cold climatic episode in eastern Idaho. Physical Geography 5(1), 86-98. • Butler, David R., 1984. Reinterpretation of a late Pleistocene moraine in the Lemhi Mountains of Idaho, U.S.A. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie 28(3), 333-346. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1984. Transverse pattern of vegetation on avalanche paths in the northern Rocky Mountains, Montana. Great Basin Naturalist 44(3), 454-458. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1984. Avalanche paths as fuel breaks: implications for fire management. Journal of Environmental Management 19(3), 229-238.

1983

• Butler, David R., 1983. Rockfall hazard inventory, Ram River, Mackenzie Mountains. The Canadian Geographer 27(2), 175-178. • Butler, David R., 1983. Observations of historic high magnitude mass movements, Glacier National Park, Montana. The Mountain Geologist 20(2), 59-62.

18 • Butler, David R., 1983. Dendrochronologic evidence marking the end of the Neoglacial, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science 19(1), 7- 15.

1982

• Butler, David R., 1982. Terrain variables and the distribution of mass-wasting sites, Canyonlands National Park, Utah. The Geographical Bulletin 22, 14-21. • Butler, David R., 1982. Lichenometric dating in the Mountain Boy cirque, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science 18(1), 15-18. • Butler, David R., 1982. Potential for quartzite weathering rinds as a Quaternary age indicator, central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science 18(2), 37-48.

1980

• Butler, David R., 1980. Terminal elevations of snow avalanche paths, Glacier National Park, Montana. Northwest Geology 9, 59-64.

1979

• Butler, David R., 1979. Snow avalanche path terrain and vegetation, Glacier National Park, Montana. Arctic and Alpine Research 11(1), 17-32. • Butler, David R., 1979. Dendrogeomorphological analysis of flooding and mass movement, Ram Plateau, Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories. The Canadian Geographer 23(1), 62-65.

Other - Refereed Papers Published in Conference Proceedings

• Henk, Shelia A., and David R. Butler, 2007. Comparing press responses to wild boars/feral pigs (Sus scrofa) in Great Britain and the United States. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 30, Indianapolis, IN, 437-446. • Cerney, Dawna L., and David R. Butler, 2004. Examining montane ecotone change with repeat photography. Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 27, St. Louis, MO, 111-121. • Sawyer, Carol F., and David R. Butler, 2004. Landslide aspect: a methodological approach to circular data for hazard analysis. Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 27, St. Louis, MO, 67-74. • Viertel, David C., Carol F. Sawyer, J. Ronald Eyton, and David R. Butler, 2003. The application of artificially induced stereo visualization for landslide identification in Yellowstone National Park. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 26, Colorado Springs, CO, 307-312.

19 • Tiefenbacher, John P., Michelle L. Shuey, and David R. Butler, 2003. A spatial evaluation of cougar-human encounters in U.S. National Parks: the cases of Glacier and National Parks. In: Proceedings of the 6th Mountain Lion Workshop (L.A. Harveson, P.M Harveson, and R.W. Adams, eds.). Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin, TX, 43-50. • Wilkerson, Forrest D., Ginger L. Schmid, and David R. Butler, 2002. Lichenometric dating of hazardous debris flows, Glacier National Park, Montana. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 25, Binghamton, NY, 76-84. • Butler, David R., and Forrest D. Wilkerson, 2001. Hazardous ice jams in northwestern Montana: their prediction and effects on the landscape. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 24, November 2001, Fort Worth, TX, 57-64. • Malanson, George P., Ningchuan Xiao, Kathryn Alftine, Matthew Bekker, David R. Butler, Daniel G. Brown, David M. Cairns, Daniel Fagre, and Stephen J. Walsh, 2000. Abiotic and biotic controls of spatial pattern at alpine treeline. Proceedings, 4th International Conference on Integrating GIS and Environmental Modeling (GIS/EM4): Problems, Prospects and Research Needs, Banff, Alberta, 11 pages on CD ROM. • Allen, Thomas R., Daniel G. Brown, David R. Butler, and Stephen J. Walsh, 1995. Local and regional patterns of modern glacier equilibrium-line altitudes in Glacier National Park, northwest Montana. Proceedings, ASPRS/ACSM Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, 112-122. • Townsend, Philip A., Stephen J. Walsh, and David R. Butler, 1995. Beaver pond identification through a satellite-based ecological habitat classification. Proceedings, ASPRS/ACSM Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, 102-111. • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, 1991. GIS applications to the indirect effects of forest fires in mountainous terrain. Fire and the Environment: Ecological and Cultural Perspectives, Proceedings of an International Symposium, U.S.D.A. Forest Service Southeastern Forest Experiment Station General Technical Report SE-69, 202-211. • Walsh, Stephen J., and David R. Butler, 1991. Biophysical impacts on the morphological components of snow-avalanche paths, Glacier National Park, Montana. Proceedings, ASPRS/ACSM Fall Convention Technical Papers, Atlanta, GA, A133- A143. • Walsh, Stephen J., and David R. Butler, 1989. Spatial pattern of snow avalanche path location and morphometry, Glacier National Park, Montana. GIS/LIS ‘89 Proceedings Volume 1, 286-294. • Shroder, John F., and David R. Butler, 1987. Tree-ring analysis in the earth sciences. Proceedings, International Symposium on Ecological Aspects of Tree-Ring Analysis, U.S. Department of Energy Conference 8608144, 186-212. • Walsh, Stephen J., Dale R. Lightfoot, and David R. Butler, 1987. Assessment of inherent and operational errors in geographic information systems. Technical Papers 1987, ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Volume 5, 24-35. • Butler, David R., 1986. Spatial and temporal aspects of the snow avalanche hazard, Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Lake Tahoe, CA, 223-230.

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ABSTRACTS

2007

• Bussemey, Michelle, and David R. Butler, 2007. Analysis of land-use change illustrated through repeat photography of the Rio Vista Dam in San Marcos, Texas. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, on CD-ROM. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Stephen J. Walsh, and Daniel B. Fagre, 2007. Influences of geomorphology and geology on alpine treeline - more important than climatic influences? Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, on CD-ROM. • Cerney, Dawna L., and David R. Butler, 2007. Illustrating landscape change in the geography classroom with digitally enhanced images. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, on CD-ROM. • Dietrich, James T., and David R. Butler, 2007. Constructing a stereo-panoramic repeat photography system for environmental change detection in Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, on CD-ROM. • Dietrich, James T., and David R. Butler, 2007. Change detection of complex patterns at alpine treeline in Glacier National Park: A comparison of methods using repeat photography. Abstracts and Program, Complexity in Geomorphology, 38th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Durham, NC, p. 20. • Sawyer, Carol F., and David R. Butler, 2007. Patterns of seasonal frost heaving and surface clast movement in turf-banked terraces, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, on CD-ROM. • Sawyer, Carol F., and David R. Butler, 2007. Heave rates and distribution in periglacial pans, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts and Program, Complexity in Geomorphology, 38th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Durham, NC, p. 17. • Zeng, Yu, George P. Malanson, and David R. Butler, 2007. Geomorphological limits to self-organization of alpine forest-tundra ecotone vegetation. Abstracts and Program, Complexity in Geomorphology, 38th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Durham, NC, p. 12.

2006

• Butler, David R., 2006. Human-induced changes in animal populations and distributions, and the subsequent effects on fluvial systems. Abstracts, 37th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Columbia, SC. Published on-line at: http://geography.uoregon.edu/amarcus/Binghamton2006/paper- abstracts.htm#David%20R.%20Butler.

21 • Butler, David R., 2006. Slope processes in mountain environments: effects on ecological patterns and processes. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, on CD-ROM. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Stephen J. Walsh, and Daniel B. Fagre, 2006. Repeat photography and the Western Mountain Initiative. Abstracts, MtnClim 2006, Mt. Hood, OR, September 2006, p. 9. • Malanson, George P., P. Bourgeron, A. Bunn, David R. Butler, L. Daniels, D. Fagre, C. Hiemstra, D. Liptzin, C.I. Millar, D.L. Peterson, L. Resler, Z. Shen, W.K. Smith, D.F. Tomback, S.J. Walsh, and D. Weiss, 2006. Treeline dynamics and climate change. Abstracts, MtnClim 2006, Mt. Hood, OR, September 2006, p. 26.

2005

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 2005. Active frost processes and fine-scale polygonal patterned ground on turf-banked terrace treads, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, on CD-ROM. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Stephen J. Walsh, Lynn M. Resler, Daniel B. Fagre, and Carol F. Sawyer, 2005. Multi-scale geomorphic impacts and controls on alpine treeline. Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium 2005, Geomorphology and Ecosystems, Abstract Proceedings, Buffalo, NY, p. 46. • Cerney, Dawna L., J. Ronald Eyton, and David R. Butler, 2005. Digital image processing of repeat photographs: a case study from Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, on CD- ROM. • Sawyer, Carol F., and David R. Butler, 2005. Snow-avalanches in southern Glacier National Park, Montana: revisiting a historical account using newspaper reports. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, on CD- ROM.

2004

• Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Lynn M. Resler, 2004. Turf-banked terrace treads and risers, turf exfoliation, and possible relationships with advancing treeline. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, on CD-ROM. • Malanson, George P., Kathryn J. Alftine, Matthew F. Bekker, Daniel G. Brown, David R. Butler, David M. Cairns, Daniel B. Fagre, Lynn M. Resler, Ginger L. Schmid, Stephen J. Walsh, and Yu Zeng, 2004. Advance of trees into alpine tundra. Mountain Climate Sciences Symposium: Anticipating Challenges to Western Mountain Ecosystems and Resources, U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station, Albany, CA, p. 57. Also available at http://www.x-cd.com/mcss04/P45.pdf. • Malanson, George P., Daniel G. Brown, David R. Butler, David M. Cairns, Daniel F. Fagre, and Stephen J. Walsh, 2004. Advance of tree species into alpine tundra. Abstracts, International Association of Vegetation Science Annual Meeting, Kona, HA.

22 • Malanson, George P., Yu Zeng, David R. Butler, and Lynn M. Resler, 2004. Advance of trees and krummholz into alpine tundra. EOS Transactions AGU 85(47), Fall Meeting Supplement, Abstract U52A-06. • Sawyer, Carol F. and David R. Butler. 2004. Landslide aspect: A methodological approach to circular data for hazard analysis. Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 27, St. Louis, MO, 513. • Weiss, Daniel J., Stephen J. Walsh, David R. Butler, George P. Malanson, and Evan S. Hammer, 2004. An assessment of snow avalanche paths using IKONOS satellite data and LAI field data. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, on CD-ROM.

2003

• Butler, David R., Lynn M. Resler, Dianna A. Gielstra, and Dawna L. Cerney, 2003. Ecotones in mountain environments: illustrating sensitive biogeographical boundaries with remotely sensed imagery. SWAAG 2003 Annual Meeting Program and Abstracts, Southwestern Division, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Stillwater, OK, 13-14. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Stephen J. Walsh, Blase Reardon, and Daniel B. Fagre, 2003. Tree-ring dating of high-magnitude snow avalanche winters and their relationship with Snow-Water Equivalence (SWE). Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, on CD-ROM. • Malanson, George P., Stephen J. Walsh, David R. Butler, Daniel B. Fagre, Blase Reardon, and Sean McKnight, 2003. Effects of avalanches on local carbon budgets and regional forest dynamics. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, on CD-ROM. • Schmid, Ginger L., Forrest D. Wilkerson, Andrew , David F. Aldis, and David R. Butler, 2003. A preliminary assessment of aeolian deposited alpine gravels, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, on CD-ROM.

2002

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 2002. The geomorphic influences of beaver dams and beaver-dam failure. 33rd Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Program and Abstracts, Dams and Geomorphology, Bloomsburg, PA, p. 5. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Lynn M. Resler, 2002. Morphometry and soils of Pleistocene solifluction terraces, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, p. 79 on CD-ROM. • Resler, Lynn M., David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson, 2002. The role of microtopography in conifer establishment at the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park, Montana. Program of the 2002 Annual Meeting, Southwestern Division, Association of American Geographers, Laredo, TX.

23 • Wilkerson, Forrest D., Ginger L. Schmid, and David R. Butler, 2002. Lichenometric dating of hazardous debris flows, Glacier National Park, Montana. Papers and Prcceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 25, Binghamton, NY, Vol. 25, p. 425.

2001

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 2001. Exposed solifluction risers at alpine treeline and possible effects on tree advance. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New York City, NY, p. 123-124. • Butler, David R., and Forrest D. Wilkerson, 2001. Hazardous ice jams in northwestern Montana: their prediction and effects on the landscape. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 24, November 2001, Fort Worth, TX, p. 372. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, Matthew P. Bekker, and Lynn M. Resler, 2001. Lithologic, structural, and topographic controls on ribbon forests. Program and Abstracts, 32nd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Chapel Hill, NC, p. 15. • George P. Malanson, David R. Butler, Teresa E. Welsh, and David M. Cairns, 2001. Variability of soil depth in alpine tundra and possible effects on tree advance. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New York City, NY, p. 587. • Sandford, Hilary J.M., Lynn M. Resler, and David R. Butler, 2001. Snow- avalanche paths in the northern Rocky Mountains: the use of path vegetation and dendrogeomorphology for examining changes in avalanche frequency and magnitude. Program and Abstracts, 32nd Binghamton Geomorphlogy Symposium, Chapel Hill, NC. p. 48.

2000

• Butler, David R., 2000. Soil formation, animal disturbance, and the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, p. 98. • Butler, David R., 2000. Multiscale geomorphic, structural, and lithologic constraints on subalpine forest patterns. Program of the 2000 Annual Meeting, Southwestern Division Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, College Station, TX, p. 9. • Bigler, Wendy, and David R. Butler, 2000. Beaver pond form and function in northwestern Montana: a step-pool analogy? Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, p. 60. • Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise, Pamela S. Showalter, Richard A. Earl, and David R. Butler, 2000. The great Central Texas flood of 1998: experience of a university community. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, p. 64.

24 • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, George P. Malanson, Kelley A. Crews- Meyer, and Joseph P Messina, 2001. Direct and indirect influences of geomorphic processes on the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park: application of Geographic Information Science technologies in mapping, modeling, and visualization. 31st Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Program and Abstracts, Integration of Computer Modeling and Field Observations in Geomorphology, p. 15. • Wilkerson, Forrest D., Ginger L. Schmid, and David R. Butler, 2000. Slope stratigraphy revealed by debris flow incision, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, p. 773.

1999

• Butler, David R., 1999. Geomorphology at the dawn of the twenty-first century. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HA. • Butler, David R., and Lisa M. DeChano, 1999. The fire lookout photography of L.M. Moe as a basis for repeat photography of environmental change. 1999 Annual Fall Conference Program, Southwestern Division Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Marcos, TX, p.10. • Dixon, Richard, David R. Butler, Lisa DeChano, and Julie Henry, 1999. Avalanche Hazard in Glacier National Park - an El Niño Connection? Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HA, p. 143.

1998

• Butler, David R., 1998. Environmental influences of crayfish on the lower Roanoke River floodplain, North Carolina. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. • Butler, David R., 1998. The historical development and demise of fire lookouts in Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts and Program, Southwestern Division Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Baton Rouge, LA, p. 22. • Wilkerson, Forrest D., David R. Butler, and Ginger L. Schmid, 1998. Lichenometric dating of debris flows in Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.

1997

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1997. Repeat photography of the physical landscape, Glacier National Park, MT. Program, 12th Annual Symposium, U.S. Regional Association, International Association for Landscape Ecology, Durham, NC, p. 50. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1997. Repeat photography of physical geography, Glacier National Park, MT. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, TX, p. 34.

25 1996

• Butler, David R., David M. Cairns, Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, 1996. Climatic implications of treeline establishment dates, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, p. 39-40. • Meentemeyer, Ross K., and David R. Butler, 1996. Temporal and spatial changes in beaver pond locations, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, p. 198. • Meentemeyer, Ross K., and David R. Butler, 1996. Effects of dam age on the hydrogeomorphic characteristics of beaver ponds in eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts of Papers for the Fifty-First Annual Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Athens, GA, p. 16. • Wyrick, Marilyn J., and David R. Butler, 1996. Historical channel changes along the lower Roanoke River, North Carolina. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, p. 323.

1995

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1995. Sedimentation rates and patterns in beaver ponds in a mountain environment. Abstracts for Papers, 26th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Charlottesville, VA, p. 17. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1995. Sedimentation rates and patterns in beaver ponds. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, p. 37. • Meentemeyer, Ross K., John B. Vogler, and David R. Butler, 1995. Streambank erosion caused by beaver, Bolin Creek, North Carolina. Abstracts of Papers for the Fiftieth Annual Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Knoxville, TN, p. 17.

1994

• Butler, David R., 1994. Quantifying the geomorphic activities of beaver. Abstracts of the 49th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Virginia Beach, VA, p. 5. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1994. Beaver geomorphology and lacustrine sedimentation in Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, p. 45. • Malanson, George P., Carrie A. Driessen, and David R. Butler, 1994. Pattern of riparian environments of different geomorphic origin. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, p. 232-233.

26 1993

• Butler, David R., 1993. The geomorphic impact of mountain goats migrating to and from a natural salt lick. Abstracts of the 48th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Greensboro, NC, p. 7. • Allen, Thomas R., and David R. Butler, 1993. Topoclimatic influences on glacier and snowfield patterns: Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts of the 48th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Greensboro, NC, p. 4. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1993. Nearest neighbor analysis of miniature polygonal patterned ground, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, p. 31. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, Stephen J. Walsh, and Daniel G. Brown, 1993. Hierarchical modeling of the position and pattern of alpine treeline. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, p. 148. • Walsh, Stephen J., David R. Butler, Thomas R. Allen, Jr., and William F. Welsh, 1993. The influence of mass movements on the spatial pattern of alpine treeline, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, p. 250.

1992

• Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1992. The role of snow avalanches as an agent of alpine treeline disturbance. Abstracts of the 47th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY, p. 4. • Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and John A. Kupfer, 1992. Beaver, treefall, and cutbank erosion in midwestern rivers. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, p. 29-30. • Malanson, George P., David R. Butler, and Konstantine P. Georgakakos, 1992. Nonequilibrium geomorphic processes and deterministic chaos. Geomorphic Systems, Program and Abstracts, 23rd Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Oxford, OH, p. 18.

1991

• Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Stephen J. Walsh, 1991. Snow- avalanche paths: conduits from the periglacial-alpine to the subalpine-depositional zone. Periglacial Geomorphology, Program and Abstracts, 22nd Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Buffalo, NY, p. 7. • Butler, David R., Katherine A. Schipke, and Stephen J. Walsh, 1991. Wetland environments on polygenetic alluvial fans, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts of the 46th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Asheville, NC, p. 3.

27 • Schipke, Katherine A., and David R. Butler, 1991. The use of dendrogeomorphic techniques to date a beaver-dam outburst flood in Oglethorpe County, GA. Georgia Journal of Science 49(1), p. 40.

1990

• Butler, David R., 1990. Grizzly bears as erosional agents in mountainous terrain. Abstracts of the 45th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Columbia, SC, p. 2. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1990. Aspect-related morphometric differences on snow-avalanche paths in southern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, p. 30. • Butler, David R., Stephen J. Walsh, and George P. Malanson, 1990. Inclusion of temporal and spatial data on forest fires in a geographic information system for potential erosion hazards analysis: an example from Glacier National Park, Montana. Program and Abstracts, Fire and the Environment: Ecological and Cultural Perspectives, An International Symposium, Knoxville, TN, p. 20. • Gao, Jay, and David R. Butler, 1990. Terrain influences on total length of snow-avalanche paths in southern Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts of the 45th Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Columbia, SC, p. 8. • Walsh, Stephen J., and David R. Butler, 1990. Topographic impacts on snow- avalanche path characterization through TM and SPOT digital enhancement techniques. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, p. 249.

1989

• Butler, David R., George P. Malanson, and Jack G. Oelfke, 1989. Potential catastrophic flooding from landslide-dammed lakes, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Geoöko-Plus, Vol. 1, Abstracts of Posters and Papers, Second International Conference on Geomorphology, Frankfurt, Germany, p. 47. • Butler, David R., and Stephen J. Walsh, 1989. Lithologic, structural, and topographic controls of snow-avalanche path locations, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, p. 27. • Walsh, Stephen J., and David R. Butler, 1989. Evaluation of snow avalanche paths within Glacier National Park, Montana: remote sensing digital enhancements and GIS spatial modelling. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, p. 214.

28 1988

• Butler, David R., 1988. Beaver-dam outburst floods: a geomorphic hazard of the Piedmont. Abstracts of the 43rd Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Mobile, AL, p. 5. • Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1988. Periglacial patterned ground, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, p. 23. • Butler, David R., and Joseph W. Nicholas, 1988. Locational and morphometric characteristics of landslide deposits, Canyonlands National Park, Utah. Abstracts of the 43rd Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Mobile, AL, p. 6.

1987

• Butler, David R., 1987. On the geomorphic efficiency of subalpine snow avalanches. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, p. 12. • Butler, David R., 1987. Paleoclimatic inferences from relict rock glaciers and protalus ramparts of Neoglacial age. Abstracts of the 42nd Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, p. 4.

1986

• Butler, David R., 1986. Avalanche hazard inventory and chronology, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, p. 11. • Butler, David R., and Carl L. Bryant, 1986. Tree-ring dating and snow avalanches: on-path versus off-path responses. Abstracts of the 41st Meeting, Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Lexington, KY, p. 6.

• Shroder, John F., Jr., and David R. Butler, 1986. Tree-ring analysis in the earth sciences. Abstracts, International Symposium on Ecological Aspects of Tree-Ring Analysis, Palisades, NY, p. 16.

1985

• Butler, David R., 1985. Coniferous invasion of subalpine meadows, east- central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Detroit, MI, p. 7. • Butler, David R., 1985. Pinedale deglaciation and subsequent Holocene environmental changes and geomorphic responses in the Lemhi Mountains. Program Abstracts and Field Guide, Symposium on the Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of the Late Wisconsin Deglaciation and the Holocene, Lethbridge, Alberta.

29 1984

• Butler, David R., and George P. Malanson, 1984. Tree-ring dating of high- magnitude snow avalanches, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, p. 21. • Malanson, George P., and David R. Butler, 1984. The role of avalanche paths in forest fire behavior. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, p. 188. • Oelfke, Jack G., and David R. Butler, 1984. Historic high-magnitude mass movements, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, p. 270.

1983

• Butler, David R., 1983. Late Pleistocene paleoenvironments as interpreted from palynological analysis of glacial tills, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, p. 87-88. • Butler, David R., Curtis J. Sorenson, and Wakefield Dort, Jr., 1983. Late Quaternary glacial/interglacial sequence, east-central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho, USA. Abstracts with Programs, Correlation of Quaternary Chronologies Symposium, York, Ontario, p. 26-27.

1982

• Butler, David R., 1982. Regional implications of the late Quaternary chronology of glaciation and paleoenvironmental change, east-central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Geographical Journal, p. 3. • Butler, David R., and William C. Johnson, 1982. Palynological interpretation of late Quaternary sediments near Gilmore, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, p. 59.

1981

• Butler, David R., 1981. Distribution of mass-wasting sites, Canyonlands National Park, southeastern Utah. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, p. 77. • Butler, David R., Curtis J. Sorenson, and Wakefield Dort, Jr., 1981. Differentiation of morainic deposits using palynologic, pedologic, geomorphic, and stratigraphic evidence from the Lemhi Mountains of Idaho. Symposium Program Abstracts, INQUA Commission on the Genesis and Lithology of Quaternary Deposits, Pinedale, WY, p. 18.

30 1976-1980

• Butler, David R., 1980. Relative-age dating and a late Quaternary chronology of glacial and mass-wasting deposits, east-central Lemhi Range, Idaho. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY, p. 53. • Butler, David R., 1979. Dendrogeomorphological analysis of floods and mass movement, Ram Plateau, Mackenzie Mountains, N.W.T., Canada. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, p. 85. • Butler, David R., 1978. Mass-wasting processes and landforms, Ram Plateau, Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada. Proceedings, Nebraska Academy of Sciences, p. 40. • Butler, David R., 1976. Aerial-photo interpretation of mass-wasting deposits, Glacier National Park, Montana. Abstracts, American Quaternary Association Fourth Biennial Conference, Tempe, AZ, p. 127. • Butler, David R., 1976. Dendrogeomorphic and biogeographic studies of snow avalanche slopes, Glacier National Park, Montana. Proceedings, Nebraska Academy of Sciences, p. 71-72. • Shroder, John F., Jr., John R. Giardino, and David R. Butler, 1976. Dendrochronologic analysis of rock glaciers and snow avalanches. Abstracts, American Quaternary Association Fourth Biennial Conference, Tempe, AZ, p. 115.

REPORTS, BOOK REVIEWS

• Butler, David R., 2007. Book reviews of “Quaternary Glaciations – Extent and Chronology: Part I: Europe Part II: North America Part III: South America, Asia, Africa, Australasia, Antarctica”. Geomorphology 86(3-4), 539-540. • Butler, David R., 2007. Book reviews of “Encyclopedia of Geomorphology”, by A.S. Goudie (ed.); “Landforms and Geology of Granite Terrains”, by C.R. Twidale and J.R. Vidal Romaní; and “Granite Landscapes of the World”, by P. Migoń. Geomorphology 84(1-2), 151. • Butler, David R., 2004. Book review of “Ancient Piñon-Juniper Woodlands – A Natural History of Mesa Verde Country”, by M. Lisa Floyd (ed.). The Holocene 14(5), 796-797. • Butler, David R., 2002. Book review of “Inland Flood Hazards”, by E.E. Wohl. Geomorphology 46(3-4), 311-313. • Butler, David R., 2001. Book review of “Reading the Earth - Landforms in the Making”, by J. Wyckoff. Geomorphology 37(1-2), 169-170. • Butler, David R., 2000. Book review of “Rock Coatings”, by R. Dorn. Geomorphology 33(1-2), 123-124. • Butler, David R., 2000. Book review of “Fieldwork in Geography: Reflections, Perspectives and Actions”, ed. by R. Gerber and G.K. Chuan. Research in Geographic Education 2(2), 98-101. • Butler, David R., 2000. Geomorphology. Geotimes 45(7), in press. • Butler, David R., 1999. Geomorphology. Geotimes 44(7), 41.

31 • Butler, David R., 1999. Book review of “Landmarks and Forms”, by S.S. Augustithis. Geomorphology 26(4), 338-339. • Butler, David R., 1998. Book review of “A Quest for Life: An Autobiography”, by Ian L. McHarg. American Scientist 86(1), 97-98. • Butler, David R., 1997. Book reviews of “Geomorphic Hazards”, ed. by O. Slaymaker, and “Geomorphological Hazards of Europe”, ed. by C. Embleton and C. Embleton-Hamann. Geomorphology 21(2), 173-175. • Butler, David R., 1997. Book review of “Grand Canyon, a Century of Change: Rephotography of the 1889-1890 Stanton Expedition”, by Robert H. Webb. Journal of Geography 96(5), 270. • Butler, David R., 1993. Book review of “The History of the Study of Landforms, or The Development of Geomorphology. Volume 3, Historical and Regional Geomorphology 1890-1950”, by R.P. Beckinsale and R.J. Chorley. Geomorphology 8(1), 81-82. • Walsh, Stephen J., and David R. Butler, 1992. Book review of “Terrain Evaluation”, by C. Mitchell. The Professional Geographer 44(4), 489-490. • Butler, David R., 1992. Book review of “Mountain Environments”, by A.J. Gerrard. The Environmental Professional 14(2), 178-179. • Butler, David R., 1990. Book review of “Biogeomorphology”, ed. by H. Viles. The Professional Geographer 42(4), 512-513. • Ritter, Dale F., and David R. Butler, 1990. Annual report, Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology. Geotimes 35(2), 57-58. • Butler, David R., 1989. Book review of “Human Activity and Environmental Processes”, ed. by K.J. Gregory and D.E. Walling. The Professional Geographer 41(1), 106-107. • Butler, David R., and Janet B. Butler, 1989. Software review of “PCGLOBE+”, by Comwell Systems, Inc. Journal of Geography 88(3), 115-116. • Butler, David R., 1987. Letter to the editor, “Concerning early descriptions of protalus ramparts”. Journal of Glaciology 33(114), 248-249. • Butler, David R., 1987. Glacier’s avalanches - a hazard history. The Inside Trail 7(1), 3-5. • Butler, David R., 1986. Conference report, Sixteenth Annual Geomorphology Symposium. The Professional Geographer 38(2), 184-185. • Butler, David R., 1986. Conference report, Geomorphologists discuss hillslopes. Geotimes 31(5), 12-13. • Butler, David R., 1986. Book review of “Geomorphology”, by R.J. Chorley, S.A. Schumm, and D. Sugden. Geoarchaeology 1(4), 395-396. • Butler, David R., 1986. Letter to the editor, “Winter-talus ridges, nivation ridges, and protalus ramparts”. Journal of Glaciology 32(112), 543.

32 FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS, GRANTS, HONORS

AWARDS AND HONORS

• Presidential Award for Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activities, Texas State University, 2007 • Scholarly/Creative Activity Golden Apple Award, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, 2007 • Distinguished Scholar Award, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Texas State University, 2007 • Presidential Seminar Award, Texas State University, 2006 • Distinguished Career Award, Mountain Geography Special Group, Association of American Geographers, 2006 • Scholarly/Creative Activity Golden Apple Award, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, 2005 • Chosen for AAG Visiting Geographical Scientist Program, 2004-present • Scholarly/Creative Activity Golden Apple Award, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University, 2003 • Scholarly/Creative Activity Golden Apple Award, College of Liberal Arts, Southwest Texas State University, 2002 • Outstanding Recent Accomplishment Award, Mountain Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2001 • Special Award for Scholarly/Creative Activity, College of Liberal Arts, Southwest Texas State University, 2001 • Scholarly/Creative Activity Golden Apple Award, College of Liberal Arts, Southwest Texas State University, 2000 • G.K. Gilbert Award for Excellence in Geomorphological Research, Geomorphology Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 1998 • Achievement Award for New Scholars, Conference of Southern Graduate Schools, 1989 • G. Warren Nystrom Award, Association of American Geographers, 1983 • Doctoral Dissertation Defense Honors, University of Kansas, 1982 • Outstanding Student, Department of Geography-Geology, University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1973-1974 • Outstanding Student, Department of Geography-Geology, University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1972-1973

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

• University of Kansas Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship, 1980-1981 • University of Kansas Graduate School Summer Fellowship, 1980 • University of Kansas Graduate School Summer Fellowship, 1979 • McMaster University Graduate Scholarship, 1976-1977 • University of Nebraska at Omaha Honors Scholarship, 1973-1974 • University of Nebraska at Omaha Regents Scholarship, 1970-1973

33

GRANTS

EXTERNAL:

• 2004-2007, U.S. Geological Survey, $79,000 with Daniel B. Fagre, George P. Malanson and Stephen J. Walsh, “Response of Western Mountain Treelines to Climatic Variability and Change - The Western Mountain Initiative”. First-third years of five-year funded program running to June 2009. • 2004-2005, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, $2,550, “Public Awareness and Perceptions of Natural-Dam Hazards in a Multiple-Dam Landscape, Northwestern Montana, U.S.A.” • 2003-2004, U.S. National Park Service, $15,000 grant with G.P. Malanson, “Correct and Complete Surficial Geological Mapping of Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 2002-2003, National Science Foundation, $29,512 grant with G.P. Malanson, S.J. Walsh, and D.B. Fagre, “Effects of Avalanches on Local Carbon Budges and Regional Forest Dynamics”, NSF Small Grant for Exploratory Research. • 2000-2001, renewed for 2001-2002, 2002-2003, activated August 2004, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Quick Response Grant, $2,550, “A Comparison of Public Awareness and Perceptions of Hazards in a Hazard-prone Landscape, Northwestern Montana, U.S.A.”. • 1999-2003, U.S. Geological Survey Biological Research Division, $45,241, “Invasibility of Tundra in the Northern Rocky Mountains - Soils and Sediment Analysis”. • 1998-2001, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), $900,000, “Mission Geography”, Consultant, Sarah W. Bednarz, P.I. • 1998, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Quick Response Grant, $580 grant with Pamela S. Showalter and R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm, “Quick Response Analysis of Flooding in a University Community”. • 1997-1999, National Science Foundation, $113,516, “Collaborative Research on Process and Pattern at Alpine Treeline”, Consultant, George P. Malanson and Daniel G. Brown, P.I.s. • 1997, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Quick Response Grant, $2,550, “A Comparison of Public Awareness and Perceptions of Hazards in a Hazard-Prone Landscape, Northwestern Montana, U.S.A.”. • 1994-1996, The Nature Conservancy, $113,571 grant with S.J. Walsh, C.E. Konrad II, and R.K. Peet, “The Roanoke River Bioreserve: A Preliminary Assessment of the Impact of Flow Modification on Hydrology, Geomorphological Processes and Vegetation”. • 1996, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Quick Response Grant, $2,484, “Examination of the Knowledge of and Psychological Responses to a Major Snow-Avalanche Episode in Northwest Montana”. • 1991-1993, National Science Foundation, $72,507 grant, P.I. with G.P. Malanson and S.J. Walsh, “Topological Relationships at Alpine Treeline”.

34 • 1988-1989, National Geographic Society, $3,965 grant, Co-P.I. with G.P. Malanson, “Interaction of Geomorphology and Biogeography on Gravel Bars, Flathead River, Northwest Montana”. • 1986-1987, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Quick Response Grant, $1,343, “Snow-Avalanches Along U.S. Highway 2 and the Burlington Northern Railroad”. • 1983, Burlington Northern Foundation, $10,000 grant, Co-P.I. with G.P. Malanson, “Interaction of Fire History and Snow Avalanches, Southern Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 1983, Association of American Geographers, $500 grant, Co-P.I. with G.P. Malanson, “Fire/Snow-Avalanche Interactions, Southern Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 1983, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Quick Response Grant, $2,636, “Impact of Snow Avalanches Along U.S. Highway 2, Northwest Montana”. • 1981-1982, National Science Foundation, Doctoral Dissertation Enhancement Grant, “Late Quaternary Glaciation and Paleoenvironmental Changes in Adjacent Valleys, East-Central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho”. • 1980, Geological Society of America, $400, “Glaciation in Eastern Idaho”.

UNIVERSITY GRANTS:

• 2007, Alkek Library Research Grant, Texas State University, $800, “Purchase of Books on Alpine Treeline”. • 2006, Alkek Library Research Grant, Texas State University, $850, “Purchase of Books on Dendrochronology”. • 2005-2006, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant, Texas State University, $7,800, “Determining the Activity of Frost Processes and Patterned Ground Formation, and Implications for Conifer Invasion of Alpine Tundra”. • 2005, Alkek Library Research Grant, Texas State University, $700, “Purchase of Historic Books on Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 2003, Alkek Library Research Grant, Southwest Texas State University, $1,000, “The Use of Historic Stereoviews for Assessing Environmental Change in Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 1999-2000, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant, Southwest Texas State University, $7,978, “Assessing the Role of Animals as Agents of Landscape Change in the Alpine Tundra of Montana”. • 1998, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant, Southwest Texas State University, $7,959, “Assessing Environmental Change in a Wilderness Preserve: The Use of Unique Historical and Modern Photographic Data Sources in Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 1996-1997, University Research Council Grant, University of North Carolina, $2,000, “Hazardous Landslides Along the Lewis Overthrust Fault, Northwest Montana”. • 1995-1996, Institute for Research in Social Science, University of North Carolina, $1,000, “Impact of Trampling on the Alpine Landscape”.

35 • 1994-1995, University Research Council Grant, University of North Carolina, $2,310, “Assessing the Historical Role of Horse Trampling as a Disturbance at Alpine Treeline”. • 1993-1995, University Research Council Grant, University of North Carolina, $2,680, “Beaver Dynamics, Riparian Geomorphology, and Lacustrine Sedimentation”. • 1992-1994, University Research Council Grant, University of North Carolina, $2,800, “Debris Flows: Chronology and Characteristics in the Northern Rockies of Montana”. • 1986-1987, Faculty Research Grant, University of Georgia, $4,300, “Snow Avalanche Paths in Northwest Montana”. • 1985-1986, Dean’s Incentive Grant, Oklahoma State University, $2,500, “Historical Record of Snow Avalanches, Northwest Montana”. • 1984-1985, Dean’s Incentive Grant, Oklahoma State University, $2,500, “Fire/Snow-Avalanche Interactions, Southern Glacier National Park, Montana”. • 1983-1984, Dean’s Incentive Grant, Oklahoma State University, $2,500, “Conifer Invasion of Subalpine Meadows, Central Lemhi Range, Idaho”. • 1980, University of Kansas Graduate School, Travel Grant in Support of Fieldwork. • 1979, University of Kansas Graduate School, Travel Grant in Support of Fieldwork.

III. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

2007

• Influences of geomorphology and geology on alpine treeline - more important than climatic influences? Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

2006

• Slope processes in mountain environments: effects on ecological patterns and processes. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. • Human-induced changes in animal populations and distributions, and the subsequent effects on fluvial systems. 37th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Columbia, SC. • Repeat photography and the Western Mountain Initiative. MtnClim 2006, Mt. Hood, OR.

36 2005

• Active frost processes and fine-scale polygonal patterned ground on turf- banked terrace treads, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.

2004

• Turf-banked terrace treads and risers, turf exfoliation, and possible relationships with advancing treeline. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.

2003

• Tree-ring dating of high magnitude snow-avalanche winters and their relationship with snow-water equivalence (SWE). Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. • Ecotones in mountain environments: illustrating sensitive biogeographical boundaries with remotely sensed imagery. Southwestern Division, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Stillwater, OK.

2002

• Morphometry and soils of Pleistocene solifluction terraces, Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA. • The geomorphic influence of beaver dams and beaver dam failures. 33rd Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Bloomsburg, PA.

2001

• Exposed solifluction risers at alpine treeline and possible effects on tree advance. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New York City, NY. • Hazardous ice jams in northwestern Montana: their prediction and effects on the landscape. Applied Geography Conference, Fort Worth, TX. • Lithologic, structural, and geomorphic controls on ribbon forest patterns. 32nd Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Chapel Hill, NC.

2000

• Soil formation, animal disturbance, and the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA.

37 • Multiscale geomorphic, structural, and lithologic constraints on subalpine forest patterns. Southwestern Division, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, College Station, TX. • Direct and indirect influences of geomorphic processes on the alpine treeline ecotone, Glacier National Park: application of Geographic Information Science technologies in mapping, modeling, and visualization. 31st Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Binghamton, NY.

1999

• Geomorphology at the dawn of the twenty-first century. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HA. • The fire lookout photography of L.M. Moe as a basis for repeat photography of environmental change. Southwestern Division, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Marcos, TX.

1998

• The historical development and demise of fire lookouts in Glacier National Park, Montana. Southwest Division, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Baton Rouge, LA. • Environmental influences of crayfish on the lower Roanoke River floodplain, North Carolina. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. • Lichenometric dating of debris flows in Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. • Examining zoogeomorphology in Texas. Texas Geomorphology Symposium, Junction, TX.

1997

• Issues of scale, pattern, and process in the analysis of Rocky Mountain landscapes. Human-induced Environmental Change Workshop, Flathead Lake Biological Station, MT. • Repeat photography of the physical landscape, Glacier National Park, MT. 12th Annual Symposium, U.S. Regional Association, International Association for Landscape Ecology, Durham, NC. • Repeat photography of physical geography, Glacier National Park, MT. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, TX.

1996

• Climatic implications of treeline establishment dates, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC.

38 1995

• Sedimentation rates and patterns in beaver ponds in a mountain environment. 26th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Charlottesville, VA. • Sedimentation rates and patterns in beaver ponds. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

1994

• Quantifying the geomorphic activities of beaver. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Virginia Beach. • Beaver geomorphology and lacustrine sedimentation in Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

1993

• The geomorphic impact of mountain goats migrating to and from a natural salt lick. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Greensboro, NC. • Nearest neighbor analysis of miniature polygonal patterned ground, eastern Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

1992

• The role of snow avalanches as an agent of alpine treeline disturbance. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY. • Beaver, treefall, and cutbank erosion in midwestern rivers. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.

1991

• Snow-avalanche paths: conduits from the periglacial-alpine to the subalpine- depositional zone. Periglacial Geomorphology, 22nd Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Buffalo, NY. • Wetland environments on polygenetic alluvial fans, Glacier National Park, Montana. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Asheville, NC.

1990

• Grizzly bears as erosional agents in mountainous terrain. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Columbia, SC. • Aspect-related morphometric differences on snow-avalanche paths in southern Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario.

39 • Inclusion of temporal and spatial data on forest fires in a geographic information system for potential erosion hazards analysis: an example from Glacier National Park, Montana. Fire and the Environment: Ecological and Cultural Perspectives, An International Symposium, Knoxville, TN.

1989

• Potential catastrophic flooding from landslide-dammed lakes, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Second International Conference on Geomorphology, Frankfurt, Germany. • Lithologic, structural, and topographic controls of snow-avalanche path locations, Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

1988

• Butler, David R., 1988. Beaver-dam outburst floods: a geomorphic hazard of the Piedmont. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Mobile, AL.

1987

• On the geomorphic efficiency of subalpine snow avalanches. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Portland, OR. • Paleoclimatic inferences from relict rock glaciers and protalus ramparts of Neoglacial age. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC.

1986

• Avalanche hazard inventory and chronology, Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN. • Tree-ring dating and snow avalanches: on-path versus off-path responses. Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers, Lexington, KY.

1985

• Coniferous invasion of subalpine meadows, east-central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Detroit, MI. • Pinedale deglaciation and subsequent Holocene environmental changes and geomorphic responses in the Lemhi Mountains. Symposium on the Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of the Late Wisconsin Deglaciation and the Holocene, Lethbridge, Alberta.

40 1984

• Tree-ring dating of high-magnitude snow avalanches, Glacier National Park, Montana. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.

1983

• Late Pleistocene paleoenvironments as interpreted from palynological analysis of glacial tills, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. • Late Quaternary glacial/interglacial sequence, east-central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho, USA. Correlation of Quaternary Chronologies Symposium, York, Ontario.

1982

• Regional implications of the late Quaternary chronology of glaciation and paleoenvironmental change, east-central Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Great Plains/Rocky Mountains Division, Association of American Geographers. • Palynological interpretation of late Quaternary sediments near Gilmore, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX.

1976-1981

• Distribution of mass-wasting sites, Canyonlands National Park, southeastern Utah. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, 1981. • Relative-age dating and a late Quaternary chronology of glacial and mass- wasting deposits, east-central Lemhi Range, Idaho. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY, 1980. • Dendrogeomorphological analysis of floods and mass movement, Ram Plateau, Mackenzie Mountains, N.W.T., Canada. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, 1979. • Mass-wasting processes and landforms, Ram Plateau, Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada. Nebraska Academy of Sciences, 1978. • Dendrogeomorphic and biogeographic studies of snow avalanche slopes, Glacier National Park, Montana. Nebraska Academy of Sciences, 1976.

INVITED TALKS, LECTURES

• Natural Hazards and Tree-Ring Dating in Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, Canada & U.S.A. July 11, 2007. Department of Geosciences and Geography, University of Fribourg, Switzerland.

41 • Peak Experience – How a Husker Found His Rocky Mountain High. October 13, 2006. Research of the Science Faculty Series, Department of Biology, Texas State University-San Marcos. • Alpine Treelines in the American West. October 6, 2006. Department of Geography, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX. • Mountain Treelines of the American West. September 1, 2006. Von Humboldt Brown Bag Series, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos. • Vegetation Responses to Climate Change in Waterton-Glacier. July 27, 2006. Waterton-Glacier Science and History Day, Waterton, Alberta, Canada. • Environmental Change and the Western Mountain Initiative. February 21, 2006. Presidential Seminar, Texas State University-San Marcos. • Environmental Change in Glacier National Park, Montana. March 30, 2005. Department of Geography, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, MI. • Landscape Responses to Environmental Change, Glacier National Park, Montana, March 29, 2005. Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Oshkosh, WI. • Forest Patterns and Climate Change in Alpine Environments. December 3, 2003. Department of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH. • Tree-ring Dating of High Magnitude Snow-Avalanche Winters, Waterton- Glacier International Peace Park, Alberta (Canada) & Montana (USA). April 4, 2003. Centre d’études Nordiques, Université Laval, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. • Geomorphic Effects of Climate Change. November 15, 2002. Society of Sigma Xi and Department of Geology, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. • Dynamic Surface Processes of Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. August 20, 2002. National Park Service Geoindicators Scoping Meeting, West Glacier, MT. • Geomorphology and Soils at Alpine Treeline, Glacier National Park, Montana. May 2, 2002. U.S. Geological Survey Workshop on Alpine Treeline, Whitefish, MT. • “Lookout Below!” Landscape Change and the Fire Lookouts of Glacier National Park, Montana. September 10, 1999. Department of Geography, University of Texas at Austin. • The Environmental History of Fire Lookouts in Glacier National Park, Montana. April 14, 1999. Department of Geography and Planning, Southwest Texas State University. • The Environmental Influence of Animals. February 23, 1999. San Marcos Seniors Learning Program, San Marcos, TX. • Invited Panel of Center Scholars, Center for Hazards and Environmental Geography (with Drs. C. Colten, R. Dixon, P. Showalter, and D. Stea), presentation to Geography Club, Southwest Texas State University, April 8, 1998. • Effects of the 1996 hurricanes on Topsail Island, North Carolina. November 23, 1997. Center for Hazards and Environmental Geography, Southwest Texas State University. • Crawdads, and beavers, and bears, oh my! Animals as geomorphic agents. October 3, 1997. Department of Geography, Texas A&M University.

42 • Animals as geomorphic and environmental influences on landscapes. September 10, 1997. Department of Geography and Planning, Southwest Texas State University. • In the aftermath of Hurricanes Bertha and Fran: sequential photography of Topsail Beach, North Carolina. September 16, 1996. Department of Geography, University of North Carolina. • Beavers as zoogeomorphic agents of landscape change in a glaciated mountain environment. October 19, 1994. Department of Geography, Mary Washington College. • Animals as geomorphic agents. April 13, 1994. Department of Geography, University of North Carolina - Greensboro. • Repeat photography as a research and teaching tool in physical geography. September 15, 1993. Department of Geography, University of North Carolina. • Animals as geomorphic agents in mountain environments. March 12, 1993. Department of Geology, Duke University. • Beavers, bears, and goats: animals as agents of erosion and deposition. February 16, 1993. Department of Geography and Planning, Appalachian State University. • Animals as geomorphic agents near alpine treeline. October 29, 1992. Curriculum in Ecology, University of North Carolina. • Landslides along the Lewis Overthrust Fault, Glacier National Park, Montana. October 1, 1992. Department of Geology, University of North Carolina. • Geomorphic processes at alpine treeline in Glacier National Park, Montana. October 18, 1991. Leading Edge in Earth and Planetary Sciences Series, University of North Dakota. • Geomorphic processes at alpine treeline, and implications for climatic change. October 16, 1991. Department of Geography, University of Georgia. • Identification of a deltaic environment in an alpine finger lake. October 19, 1990. Iowa Quaternary Studies Group, University of Iowa. • Lithological and structural control of snow-avalanche path locations, Glacier National Park, Montana. September 21, 1989. Department of Geography, University of South Carolina. • The formation and failure of natural dams. November 2, 1988. Department of Geography, University of Georgia. • Mass movements and vegetative responses in Glacier National Park, Montana. November 12, 1987. Curriculum in Ecology, University of North Carolina. • Tree-ring analysis of snow avalanche frequency in Glacier National Park, Montana, U.S.A. May 24, 1985. CEMAGREF, Division Nivologie, Grenoble, France. • Late Quaternary paleoenvironments in the Rocky Mountains, U.S.A. May 22, 1985. Centre d’Etude Phytosoceiologiques et Ecologiques, Montpellier, France. • Late Quaternary landforms and climatic change, eastern Idaho. March 1, 1984. Department of Geography, Texas A&M University. • Pollen analysis and paleoenvironments, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. March 2, 1983. Department of Botany, Oklahoma State University. • Physical landscapes of the Northwest Territories of Canada. February 4, 1983. Department of Geography, Oklahoma State University.

43 • Interpreting late Pleistocene paleoenvironments. November 1, 1982. Department of Geography, University of Oklahoma. • Late Pleistocene paleogeography of the Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. October 1, 1982. Oklahoma State University.

CONSULTANCIES

• Consultant, Earth and Space Science Education Program, Department of Geography-Geology-Anthropology, Indiana State University, January, 2001. • Consultant, Oklahoma Educational Television, The Power of Ideas Program, September, 1999. • Consultant, Educational Testing Services and The College Board, Advanced Placement in Geography, March, 1995.

OTHER

• Workshop Co-Organizer, Alpine Treeline in the Western Cordillera. West Glacier, MT, September 12-16, 2005. • Field-trip Organizer and Co-Leader, Alpine Treeline Workshop, Glacier National Park, September 15, 2005 • Field-trip co-leader, Geology and Geomorphology of Glacier National Park, Montana. National Park Service-sponsored trip in support of Geoindicators Scoping Meeting, August 21, 2002. • Field-trip leader, Geoecology of the Logan Pass area, Glacier National Park, Montana. September 19, 1997. Awards • Top Referee 2006 Award, CATENA, Elsevier Publishers, The Netherlands, October, 2007 • Outstanding Service Award, Department of Geography, Texas State University, 2004

University: • Presidential Award for Scholarly/Creative Activity Review Committee, University-wide Committee, 2007-2008 • Presidential Seminar Review Committee, University-wide Committee, 2006- 2007. • Doctoral Program Review Committee, University-wide Committee, 2004-2006 • Graduate Council, University-wide Committee, 2004-present • Research Advisory Council, University Committee, 2004-present • Graduate Marshal, Graduation Ceremonies, August 2004, December 2004, May 2005, December 2006, May 2007

44 • College of Liberal Arts, Tenure and Promotion Review Committee, 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003 • Graduate Committee, Curriculum in Ecology, College of Arts and Sciences, University of North Carolina • Health and Benefits Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Georgia

Departmental: • Graduate Program Coordinator, April 2004-present, TxState • Member, Search Committee, Mitte Chair in Water and GIS, TxState, 2007 • Director, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, 1998-2003, TxState • Chair, Evaluation Committee, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2000- 2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, TxState • Chair, Travel Committee, 1997-1998, TxState • Member, Graduate Committee, 1998-present, TxState • Member, Colloquium Committee, 1998-2000, TxState • Member, Lab Manual Committee, 1997-1998, TxState • Undergraduate Advisor and Director of Undergraduate Studies, University of North Carolina • Director, Biogeography-Geomorphology Laboratory, University of North Carolina • Undergraduate Advisor, University of Georgia

Disciplinary: • Chair, Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium Series Steering Committee, 2003-present • Chair, Mountain Geography Specialty Group, AAG, 2005-2006 • Organizer, Special Sessions, Mountain Environments, Chicago AAG Meeting, 2006, San Francisco AAG Meeting (2 sessions), 2007. • Panel Participant, Grants for Biogeographers, Biogeography Specialty Group Session, San Francisco AAG Meeting, 2007 • Panel Participant, Editing and Writing for Mountain Journals, Mountain Geography Specialty Group Session, Chicago AAG Meeting, 2006 • Panel Participant, Teaching Biogeography, Biogeography Specialty Group Session, Chicago AAG Meeting, 2006 • Archivist, Geomorphology Specialty Group, AAG, 2005-present • Member, Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium Series Steering Committee, 2000-2003 • Book Review Editor, Geomorphology, 1996-present • Editorial Board, Physical Geography, 1996-present • Editorial Board, GeoCarto International, 1999-present • Section Editor, Physical Geography and Geomorphology, Landscape Ecology, 1999-2003 • Editorial Committee, Southeastern Geographer, 1992-1999

45 • Editorial Advisory Board, AAG Resource Publications in Geography Series, 1991-1998 • Co-Organizer, 32nd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium on Mountain Geomorphology, Chapel Hill, NC, 2001 • Chair, Mountain Geography Specialty Group, AAG, 2001-2002 • Secretary-Treasurer, Mountain Geography Specialty Group, AAG, 2000-2001 • Publications Committee, AAG, 2002-2005, 1999-2000 • Honors Committee, Southeastern Division, AAG, 1996-1997 • Honors Committee Chair, Geomorphology Specialty Group, AAG, 1995-1996 • Honors Committee, Geomorphology Specialty Group, AAG, 1993-1995 • North Carolina State Representative, Southeastern Division, AAG, 1992-1994 • AAG Nystrom Award Committee, 1993-1994 • AAG National Meeting Program Committee (Atlanta Meeting), 1991-1993 • Chair, Geomorphology Specialty Group, AAG, 1989-1990 • Secretary-Treasurer, Geomorphology Specialty Group, AAG, 1988-1989 • Session Co-Organizer and Chair, Natural Hazards Session, Applied Geography Conference, Fort Worth, TX, November, 2001 • Session Organizer and Chair, Lovell Center Plenary Session on Environmental Change, SWAAG, 1999, San Marcos • Session Organizer and Chair, Geomorphology and Natural Hazards Session, Southeastern Division, AAG Meeting, 1988 • Session Chair, AAG National Meetings, Los Angeles, 2002, New York City, 2001, Honolulu, 1999, Boston, 1998, Chicago 1995, Atlanta 1993, Toronto 1990, Baltimore 1989, Portland 1987 • Chair, Session on Biogeography, Southeastern Division AAG Annual Meeting, 1996 • Panel Participant, Geographers on Film Series: History of Geomorphology, AAG Annual Meeting, Toronto, 1990; Panel Participant, Processes at the Alpine Treeline Ecotone, AAG Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, 2004. • Paper Discussant, AAG Annual Meeting, San Diego, 1992 • Paper Discussant, Southeastern Division, AAG Annual Meetings, Athens GA 1996, Virginia Beach VA 1994, Greensboro NC 1993, Louisville KY 1992, Asheville NC 1991, Columbia SC 1990, Mobile AL 1988, Charlotte NC 1987, Lexington KY 1986 • Judge in Student Paper Competition, Biogeography Specialty Group, AAG, 1997, 1998 • External Peer Reviewer, Promotion and Tenure Cases: University of Georgia, University of (2), Syracuse University, Texas A&M, Ohio University, Georgetown University, Georgia Southern University, University of Denver, University of Tennessee (2), Utah State University, Georgia State University, University of North Carolina- Greensboro, University of Alabama, University of Memphis, University of Northern Iowa, New Mexico State University • Proposal Reviewer, US Environmental Protection Agency, US National Science Foundation, US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, US- Armenian Research Exchange Program, National Geographic Society, National

46 Institute for Global Environmental Change, Natural Environment Research Council (United Kingdom), National Park Service, Center for Field Research, the state of Montana, Ohio University Research Committee. • Manuscript Reviewer, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, The Professional Geographer, The Geographical Review, The Geographical Journal, Polar Geography, The Canadian Geographer, Geocarto International, Geological Society of America Bulletin, Geomorphology, Physical Geography, The Southeastern Geographer, Arctic and Alpine Research, Mountain Research and Development, Permafrost and Periglacial Processes, Water Resources Bulletin, Geographical and Environmental Modelling, Disasters, Journal of Vegetation Science, The Environmental Professional, Journal of Geography, Surveying and Mapping, Climate Research, Catena, Journal of Geology, Journal of Hydrology, Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Canadian Journal of Forest Research, Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, Journal of Arid Environments, Landscape Ecology, Vegetatio, Plant Ecology, Forest Ecology and Management, Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, Functional Ecology, Zeitschrift fűr Geomorphologie, Sedimentary Geology, Journal of Ecology, Terra Nova – European Journal of Geoscience, Caribbean Journal of Science, Climate Change, and the 22nd, 23rd, 28th, 30th, 33rd, 34th, and 36th Binghamton Geomorphology Symposia.

Community: • Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, Austin, TX: Senior Choir, 2003- present; Sunday School Science Teacher, 2004-present; Lay Assistant and Cantor, 2002-present. • Volunteer Presenter, Career Day, West Ridge Middle School, Austin, TX, February, 2000; March, 2001; February, 2002 • Guest Lecturer, Animals and the Environment, Seawell Elementary School, Chapel Hill, NC, 1995 • Guest Lecturer, UNC Students for Environmental Awareness, 1994 • Volunteer, Stillwater, OK, Humane Society, 1984-1986

47 REFERENCES

Dr. Richard A. Marston, University Distinguished Professor and Head Department of Geography, 118 Seaton Hall Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 66506-2904 Office phone: 785-532-6727 Office fax: 785-532-7310 E-mail: [email protected]

Dr. George P. Malanson, Coleman-Miller Professor Department of Geography University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 52242 Office phone: 319-335-0540 Office fax: 319-335-2725 E-mail: [email protected]

Dr. Stephen J. Walsh, Professor Department of Geography University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3220 Office phone: 919-962-3867 Office fax: 919-962-1537 E-mail: [email protected]

Updated January 29, 2008

48 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Mark L. Carter Title: Senior Lecturer

B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation B.S. 1992 Southwest Texas Geography State University M.A.G. 1994 Southwest Texas Geography An Analysis of NCGE Distinguished Teacher State University Award Recipients

C. University Experience Position University Dates Instructional Technology Staff Southwest Texas State University 1994 - 2000

Lecturer / Senior Lecturer Southwest Texas State University / Texas 2000 - 2008 State University

D. Relevant Professional Experience Position Entity Dates Lecturer / Senior Lecturer Southwest Texas State University / Texas 2000 - 2008 State University

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

NTSO Professor of the year award. (fall 2007) “You were chosen by a student vote for your exemplary teaching style and your commitment to our goal of helping non-traditional students integrate themselves into campus life. In addition to recognizing the needs of non-traditional students, you provide students the skills necessary for successful entry into the workforce.” Mr. Joseph , President, Non-Traditional Student Organization.

Multiple Year Honoree Who's Who Among American Teachers. The Who's Who folks explain that only 5% of our nation's teachers are honored each year and less than 2% are selected for multiple years.

B. Courses Taught:

GEO 3301 - Quantitative Methods. GEO 4338 - Land Use Planning. Internships - GEO 4380, GEO 5380, GEO 5680, NHT 4302. GEO 3321 - Energy Resource Management. US 1100 - University Seminar.

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C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

GEO 3301 - Quantitative Methods. GEO 4338 - Land Use Planning. GEO 3321 - Energy Resource Management.

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I .Other:

Provided technical planning, documentation and implementation of $2.1 million state and federally funded distance learning projects at Southwest Texas State University, including major portions of grant applications, ITV classroom design and construction, CODEC selection and installation, as well as digital transmission circuit specification and procurement.

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

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e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles:

Mark L. Carter and Lynda T. Harkins. (1999). Teaching Through the Peephole: The Challenges of Interactive Television. College and University Media Review, 6. (1), 43 - 59.

Mark L. Carter, Nancy Chavkin and Paul Kennedy. (1994). Distance Learning Partnerships for Underserved Learners. Tech Trends ., 39 (5), 30 - 38.

b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Abstracts:

4. Reports:

5. Book Reviews:

6. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations:

3. Consultancies:

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4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University:

Primary point-of-contact and mentor for our Geography Freshman Interest Group (FIG). Continue to be a strong supporter of the FIG program working closely with Residence Life and University Seminar Staff.

Faculty sponsor of the newly formed Texas State Bicycle Club.

Past University Service: Staff Council Chair, University Council, SACS Self-Study Steering Committee, Centennial Celebration Steering Committee, Mentoring Program Participant.

B. Departmental:

Undergraduate Committee member and former Undergraduate Program Coordinator. I serve as 'de-facto' assistant to Rich Earl, current Undergraduate Program Coordinator helping to manage the largest undergraduate geography program in the country (maybe the world).

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Geology Search Committee – assisted in the search and hiring of the Geography Department’s first Geology Professor – Dr. Rene Dehon.

Urban and Regional Planning AD HOC Committee – chaired AD HOC committee changed with evaluating and recommending improvements to the Urban and Regional Planning Major.

Faculty advisor for the student chapter of the National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP) fall 2000 to present. Also advise student leaders and participate in Student Planning Organization and Gamma Theta Epsilon events.

Undergraduate Learning Outcomes - Learning Outcomes Coordinator and point-of-contact.

2008 Academic Program Review - assisting Department Chair with 2008 Academic Program Review in preparation for SACS Reaffirmation.

Alumni Reunion Coordinator, Alumni Reunion Master of Ceremonies.

Chair, Geography and Planning Development Committee.

Special logistical assistance: Grosvenor and Lovell Center dedications.

C. Community:

Second year as Vice-Chair, San Marcos Beautification Committee (San Marcos City Council appointment). This committee is charged with improving the visual appeal of San Marcos.

D. Professional:

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

Department of Geography Distinguished Alumni Award (1998)

Rand McNally Undergraduate Award.

F. Service Honors and Awards:

College of Liberal Arts Presidential Award for Excellence in Service Award (Fall 2007) Department of Geography Distinguished Service Award (2000)

Recognition Award for serving as faculty advisor to student organization: NAEP.

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SWT Staff Employee of the Month. Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Award. SWT Quarterly Team Award - Telehealth ITV project. SWT Quarterly Team Award - Geo 1309 Videotape Course. SWT Quarterly Team Award - ATP Building Planning. SWT Quarterly Team Award - Centennial Planning Committee.

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

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TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Nathan Allen Currit Title: Assistant Professor

B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation PhD 2003 The Pennsylvania Geography Environmental Dependency: Maquiladoras as State University Drivers of Land Use and Land Cover Change in Chihuahua, Mexico MS 1998 Brigham Young Geography Bering Sea Ice Classification Using NASA University Scatterometer Data BS 1997 Brigham Young Cartography and GIS University

C. University Experience Position University Dates Assistant Professor Texas State University | San Marcos 2005-present

Visiting Assistant Professor Central Washington University 2004-2005

Post-doctoral Research Associate The Pennsylvania State University 2003-2004

D. Relevant Professional Experience Position Entity Dates

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards: [1] Certification of completion for "Program for Excellence in Teaching and Learning." Fall 2005 - Spring 2006.

B. Courses Taught:

[8] Principles of Remote Sensing (GEO 3416) [7] Advanced GIS I (GEO 4426) [6] Advanced remote sensing (Central Washington University) [5] Global land-use: patterns and processes (Central Washington University) [4] Introduction to physical geography (Central Washington University) [3] World regional geography (Central Washington University) [2] Geographic Perspectives on Human-Environment Relations (Penn State University) [1] Cultural Ecology and Geography (Penn State University)

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

John Klier 2006-present (Supervisor) Clint Harper 2006-present (Supervisor) Zhijun Yao 2006-present (Committee member) Page 1 of 7 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Eric Sansom 2006-present (Committee member) Xueqin (Elaine) He 2005-present (Committee member) Robert Roberts. 2005-present (Supervisor) Catherine 2005-2006 (Committee member) Ellen Cagle 2005-2006 (Committee member)

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

[3] Remote Sensing of Environment (GEO 7316) [2] Advanced Remote Sensing (Central Washington University) [1] Global land-use: patterns and processes (Central Washington University)

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

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d. Chapters in Books:

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles:

[4] Currit, N. (In review) "Globalization and population concentration in Chihuahua, Mexico: rural-urban dynamics in a hierarchical system." Land Use Policy. [3] Currit, N. (2005) "Development of a remotely sensed, historical land-cover change database for rural Chihuahua, Mexico.” International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and GeoInformation. 7: 232-247. [2] Currit, N. (2002) “Inductive Regression: Overcoming OLS Limitations with the General Regression Neural Network.” Computers, Environment, and Urban Systems. 26(4): 335-353. [1] Polsky, C., J. Allard, N. Currit, R. Crane, and B. Yarnal (2000) “The Mid-Atlantic Region and its climate: past, present, and future.” Climate Research. 14(3): 161-173. b. Non-refereed Articles:

[3] Currit, N. (2000) “An Inductive Attack on Spatial Scale.” In Proceedings of: Geocomputation 2000. Greenwich, UK, http://www.geocomputation.org [2] Hardin, P., K. Hansen, N. Currit, and D. Long (1999) “Monitoring Bering Sea ice change using reconstructed NSCAT imagery.” In Proceedings of: SPIE, Earth Observing Systems IV. 3750: 536-544. [1] Hardin, P., T. Wyllie-Echeverria, S. Wyllie-Echeverria, N. Currit, D. Long, and R. Stehn (1998) “First Steps to Yukon Delta Biophysical Modeling: Monitoring Sea Ice Change Using Reconstructed NSCAT Data.” In Proceedings of: 5th International Conference, Remote Sensing for Marine and Coastal Environments. ERIM, NASA, NOAA.

3. Abstracts:

4. Reports:

5. Book Reviews:

[4] Currit, N. (2006). Review of "Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems", Fourth Edition. By Keith C. Clarke

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[3] Currit, N. (2003). Review of "Environmental Geography", 3rd Edition. By William M. Marsh and John Grossa [2] Currit, N. (2003). Review of "Environment", 4th Edition. By Peter H. Raven and Linda R. Berg [1] Currit, N. (2003). Review of "Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet", 4th Edition. By Daniel B. Botkin, Edward A. Keller

6. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

[11] Currit, N. (2006) "Impacts of land management practices on LAI estimation at Freeman Ranch." SWAAG 2006, Norman, OK. [10] Curit, N. (2006) "ASTER-based LAI estimations in mountainous terrain." AAG 2006, Chicago, IL. [9] Currit, N. (2006) "Globalization, population change, and emergent land-cover change in Chihuahua, Mexico 1970-2000." Ecological Society of America, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. [8] Currit, N. (2005) "Simultaneous visualization of phylogenetic and geographic distances to understand fungal pathogen spread." AAG 2005, Denver, CO. [7] Currit, N. (2005) "Urbanization as a driver of distant, rural land-use and land-cover change: environmental dependency in Chihuahua, Mexico." Conference on Emerging Issues Along Urban/Rural Interfaces: Linking Science and Society, 2005, Atlanta, GA. [6] Currit, N. (2004) "Environmental dependency and the distant environmental effects of Mexico’s maquiladora industry." AAG 2004. [5] Currit, N. (2003) "Environmental dependency: the distant origins of drivers of rural land cover changes in Chihuahua, Mexico." Integrated Research on Coupled Human- Environment Systems: Land Open Science Conference, 2003, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico. [4] Currit, N. (2002) "Mapping Continuous Land Cover Characteristics using the Probabilistic Neural Network." AAG 2002. [3] Currit, N. (2001) "Emerging Scales of Environmental Dependence: The case of Northwestern Chihuahua, México." AAG 2001. [2] Currit, N. (2000) "An Inductive Attack on Spatial Scale." Geocomputation 2000 Conference, Greenwich, England, UK. [1] Currit, N. (2000) "Ejido Reformation and Social and Environmental Change." Penn State Graduate Student Exhibition, University Park, PA.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations:

[6] Currit, N. (2006). "Satellite navigation: GPS principles and practice." Wimberley Lions Club, Wimberley, TX. [5] Currit, N. (2006) "ASTER-based LAI estimations in mountainous terrain." Texas GIScience Center Friday talks, San Marcos, TX.

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[4] Currit, N. (2005) "Estudios del uso del suelo y cambios a la cobertura vegetal en Chihuahua, Mexico." Joint planning meeting of CEISS and Texas State, Aldama, Chihuahua, Mexico. [3] Currit, N. (2005) "Urban-rural dynamics along a porous US-Mexico border." Invited lecture presented at Central Washington University Social Forum: Personalizing Change: Making Another World Possible, Ellensburg, WA. [2] Currit, N. (2004) "Environmental dependency: maquiladoras as drivers of land-use and land-cover change in Chihuahua, Mexico." Invited lecture presented at Resource Management Colloquium, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA. [1] Currit, N. (2002) "Arid-lands processes and landforms." Invited lecture presented at University of Miami, Miami, FL.

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

[1] Currit, N. (In review) "Establishment of a regional forest monitoring network to improve Thick-billed Parrot habitat." US Fish and Wildlife Service's Wildlife Without Border- Mexico Program, Division of International Programs.

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

[2] Kang, S., M. Gahegan, I. Makalowska, N. Currit. (2004) "Developing a cyber- infrastructure for the analysis of fungal plant pathogens in geographic space." NSF, Division of Population Biology. [1] Currit, N., P. Hardin, R. Jensen. (2004) "Quantifying scaling uncertainties in MODIS-based ecosystem parameters to assess carbon stocks and carbon fluxes across arid-land ecosystem gradients in Chihuahua, Mexico." NASA Carbon Cycle Science program.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

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[2] Currit, N. and M. Huston, in collaboration with V. Reyes at Instituto de Ecologia, A.C. (2006) "Linking Landscape Ecology and Economics for Sustainable Land Use in the Rio Grande/Bravo Watershed." [1] Currit, N. and S. Fuhrmann. (2005) "Enhancing geographic knowledge exchange for crisis management in the urban-wildland interface." Texas State University Research Enhancement Program (REP) 2006 competition.

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

[1] Certification of completion for "Post-Award Services for the First Time Grant Manager." by Mr. W. Scott Erwin. 2006.

IV. SERVICE

A. University:

[2] Departmental representative at the Graduate student orientation provided by the Graduate College. 2006. [1] Associate Director, Center for Texas-Mexico Applied Research (CETMAR), Texas State University. 2006-present.

B. Departmental:

[4] Environmental Geographer Search Committee. 2006-2007. [3] Graduate Committee. 2006-2007. [2] Undergraduate Committee. 2005-2006. [1] Internship Committee. 2005-2006.

C. Community:

[1] Currit, N. (2006). "Satellite navigation: GPS principles and practice." Wimberley Lions Club, Wimberley, TX.

D. Professional:

[6] Reviewer for article in "Remote Sensing of Environment." (2007) [5] Session chair at SWAAG 2006 meeting. Norman, OK. [4] Textbook review of "Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems", 4th Edition. (2006) By Keith C. Clarke [3] Textbook review of "Environmental Geography", 3rd Edition. (2003) By William M. Marsh and John Grossa [2] Textbook review of "Environment", 4th Edition. (2003) By Peter H. Raven and Linda R. Berg [1] Textbood review of "Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet", 4th Edition. (2003) By Daniel B. Botkin, Edward A. Keller

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

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Gamma Theta Upsilon

2. Professional:

Association of American Geographers. Member of the following specialty groups: Human Dimensions of Global Change, Remote Sensing, GIS, Contemporary Agriculture and Rural Land Use, Cultural Ecology

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Frederick A. Day Title: Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1982. The Ohio State University Geography Dissertation: Family Planning in the Third World: Conceptual Considerations and an Application to Rural Thailand

M.A. 1974 The Ohio State University Geography. Thesis: Temporal and Spatial Trends in Childspacing in the U.S., 1970

A.B. 1969 Syracuse University International Relations.

C. University Experience

Position University Dates

Professor Southwest Texas State University 1998- present Associate Professor Southwest Texas State University 1990-1998 Assistant Professor Southwest Texas State University 1988-1990 Lecturer East Carolina University 1983-1988 Assistant Professor University of Pittsburgh 1986 Assistant Professor University of Colorado, Boulder 1982 Teaching Associate The Ohio State University 1979-81 Research Associate Mahidol University (Bangkok) 1975-77 Research Associate The Ohio State University 1973

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards: National Council for Geographic Education’s Distinguished Teaching Award for Excellence in Geography Teaching, 2001

B. Courses Taught: Southwest Texas State University (1988-present) World Geography Population Geography Geography of China and Japan Geography of the Russian Realm Geography of South and Southeast Asia Population Geography of Russia and Eastern Europe Graduate Seminar on Population Geography (M.A. & Ph.D. level) Graduate Seminar on Planning Problems Applied Geographic Analysis (graduate course)

Seoul National University (1998) Population and the Environment in the U.S. (graduate course)

East Carolina University (1983-1988) World Regional Geography I & II (including Honors class) Population Geography Geography of the Far East Earth and Man Undergraduate Seminar on Geographic Thought Interdisciplinary Honors Seminar on "The Sixties" Graduate Seminar in Population Geography: Data Analysis and Current Issues.

University of Pittsburgh (1986) Economic Geography Population Geography Geography of Asia

University of Colorado, Boulder (1982) World Regional Geography

The Ohio State University (1979-1981) World Regional Geography

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C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs: Patterns of Health Care Utilization in Upcountry Thailand: A Report of the Research Project on "The Effect of Location on Family Planning/ Health Facility Use" (with Boonlert Leoprapai). 1977. Bangkok: Mahidol University, Institute for Population and Social Research (107 pp.). Separate monograph translated into Thai in 1982 (133 pp.).

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

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d. Chapters in Books: “Population.” 1999. Pp. 246-267 in Roger M. Downs (ed.), The National Geographic Desk Reference, Washington, DC: National Geographic (A Stonesong Press Book). “Migration.” 1999. Pp. 268-287 in Roger M. Downs (ed.), The National Geographic Desk Reference, Washington, DC: National Geographic (A Stonesong Press Book). [These two chapters were extensively reviewed by five different editors; an author before me was dropped by NGS. The chapters are a completely current “state-of-the art” synopsis of the field for the intelligent layman. The first printing of the book was to be about 150,000 copies.]

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: “Diffusion of Exotic Game Ranching in Texas.” 2000. The Southwestern Geographer 4: 30-53 (with Jeffrey W. Powell). “Economic Impact of Retirement Migration on the Texas Hill Country.” 2000. Journal of Applied Gerontology 19(1): 78-94 (with Jon M. Barlett). “Attributes of Repeat Visitors to Small Tourist-Oriented Communities.” 2000. The Social Science Journal 37(2): 299-308 (with John Tiefenbacher and Joseph Walton). “Depopulation of the Great Plains Counties of Texas.” 1997. Great Plains Research 7(2): 225-250 (with Charlene R. Nickels). “Country Music Radio and American Culture Regions.” 1997. Journal of Cultural Geography 16(2): 21-35 (with Billy D. White). "A Portrait of Modern Texas Politics: The Regional Geography of the 1990 Governor's Race." 1994. The Social Science Journal, 31(2): 99-110 (with Alice Jones). "Locational Concentrations of Military Retirees in the United States." 1993. Professional Geographer 45(1): 55-65 (with Charles Jackson). "Polluted Neighborhoods in Texas: Who Lives There?" 1992. Environment and Behavior 24(4):508-526 (with Luanne Napton). "How to Reach Military Retirees." 1991. American Demographics 13(4):40-44 (with Charles Jackson). "Locational Decisions of Physicians: Some Evidence from Eastern North Carolina." 1989. The Journal of Rural Health 5(2):137-153 (with James Rhodes). "Korea: An Olympic Country." 1989. Journal of the North Carolina Council for the Social Studies 25(1):33-40. "The 1984 Helms-Hunt Senate Race: Emerging Republican Strength in the South." 1988. Social Science Quarterly 69(4):942-960 (with Gregory Weeks). "The Myths of India." 1988. Journal of the North Carolina Council for the Social Studies 24(1):17-23. "Changing Regional Inequalities in North Carolina, 1928-1982." 1987. Growth and Change 18(1):13-31. "The Field of Family Planning: A Review and New Conceptual Framework." 1986.

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Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 20(4):207-218. London: Pergamon Journals Ltd. (with Lawrence A. Brown). "Population Distribution Problems and Policies in Asia." 1981. Population Geography 3(1/2):16-40 (with George Demko).

b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings: "Geographic Considerations in Health and Family Planning Evaluation." 1977. Pp. 161-170 in Boonlert Leoprapai (ed.), Proceedings of the Conference on the State of Knowledge in Fertility Behavior and Family Planning of Thai Women, Mahidol University, Bangkok, 20-22 January, 1977. "Cost and Value of Children in Rural Thailand." 1977. Pp. 307-315 in Lado T. Ruzicka (ed.), Proceedings of the Conference on Economic and Social Supports for High Fertility. Australia National University, Department of Demography and Development Studies Centre, Canberra, 16-18 November, 1976 (with Suchart Prasithrathsin).

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

5. Reports:

6. Book Reviews: Review of Korea: The Land and the People, by Hyuck-jae Kwon and Woo-kung Huh (eds.), pp. 755-756 in Journal of the Korean Geographical Society 35(5), December 2000. Review of Mapping It Out, by Mark Monmonier, p. 896 in the Social Science Quarterly 75(4), December 1994. Review of Mobility and Employment in Southeast Asia, by Michael A. Costello, Thomas R. Leinbach and Richard Ulack, pp. 475-476 in the Professional Geographer 40(4), November 1988. Review of Population and Development in Kenya, edited by S.H. Ominde, p. 248 in the African Urban Review 1(3), 1986.

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7. Other: Comparative Social and Health Statistics for Thailand by District: 1975. Sourcebook published in 1977 by the Institute for Population and Social Research, Mahidol University, Bangkok (671 pp.). "Assessment of Population Policy in Thailand: A New Framework of Analysis." 1976. Institute for Population and Social Research Working Paper No. 10. Bangkok: Mahidol University.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: “The Power of PowerPoint.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of American Geographers, College Station, TX, November 2 – 4, 2000 (with Dennis Fitzsimons).

“Teaching the Regional Geography of South Asia.” Panel Chair and paper discussant at the World 2000 Conference, Austin, TX, February 11-12, 2000.

“Types of Rapidly Growing Counties in the U.S., 1970-1990.” Paper presented at the 95th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA, April, 2000 (with Paul Sutton).

“The Diffusion of Exotic Game Ranching in Texas.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Baton Rouge, LA, October 29 –31, 1998 (with Jeff W. Powell).

“Geo-demographics of the Texas-Mexico Border Region.” Paper presented at the 94th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, March 25 - 29, 1998 (with Cornelia Hamann).

"Emerging Trends in Grocery Store Chains." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Albuquerque, NM, November 12-15, 1997 (with Thomas )

“Diffusion of the Hispanic Population in Texas.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Ft. Worth, TX, April 1-5, 1997 (with Jennifer Ohlendorf).

“Urban Models and the New American City: Austin in the 1980s.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, April 9-13, 1996 (with Philip Brandimarte).

"Depopulation of the Rural Great Plains Counties of Texas, 1980-1992." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March 15-18, 1995 (with Charlene Nickels).

"Interstate Migration of the Elderly to Texas, 1985-1990." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, March 29 - April 2,

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1994 (with Van Walker).

"Separatism and Territoriality." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April 7-11, 1993 (with Peter Johnson).

"Egypt and Iraq: Similarities and Contrasts of the Middle East." Presentation for the Fourth Annual North Texas Geography Conference, Dallas, TX, March 6, 1992.

"Military Retirement Locations in the U.S." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Nacogdoches, TX, October 17-19, 1991.

"The Changing Political Geography of the South: The 1990 Williams-Richards Governor's Race in Texas." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, April 13-17, 1991.

"The Media Build-up of the Gulf War," Paper presented for the joint session (History, International Relations and Geography) on the Conflict in Iraq at the 69th Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, San Antonio, TX, March 27-30, 1991.

"Military Retirement Migration in the U.S." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Canada, April 19-22, 1990.

"Migrations of the Retired: What Do We Know?" Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, Ft. Worth, TX, March 28-31, 1990.

"Towards a Geography of Mobile Homes." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwest Division of the American Association of Geographers, Albuquerque, NM, October 5-7, 1989.

"Elderly Migration and Amenities: A Tale of Two States." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, Little Rock, AR, March 29-April 1, 1989.

"International Studies of Aging and Elderly Migration: Directions for Future Research." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD, March 19-22, 1989.

"The Big Leagues: Are They Professional in Franchise Location Decisions?" Paper presented at the 85th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD, March 19-22, 1989.

"Economic Impacts of Elderly In-Migrants: Some Evidence from North Carolina." Paper presented at the 84th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ, April 6-10, 1988.

"Southeast Asia: A Contemporary Geography." Paper presented at the 19th Annual Social Studies Conference, Greensboro, NC, February 25-26, 1988.

"The Growing Republican Support in North Carolina: A Spatial Analysis of the 1984

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Helms-Hunt Senate Race." Paper presented at the 42nd Annual Meeting of the Southeast Division of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, November 22-24, 1987.

"Where Physicians Locate: An Analysis of Locational Decisions in Eastern North Carolina." Paper presented at the 83rd Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR, April 22-26, 1987.

"The Contemporary Geography of India." Paper presented at the 18th Annual North Carolina Social Studies Conference, Charlotte, NC, February 26-27, 1987.

"Spatial Variations in Nonmarital Fertility in North Carolina." Paper presented to the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis, MN, May 3-7, 1986.

"The Contemporary Geography of China." Paper presented at the 17th Annual North Carolina Social Studies Conference, Winston-Salem, NC, February 20-21, 1986.

"Changing Regional Economic Inequalities in North Carolina." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC, April 22-25, 1984.

"The Diffusion of Family Planning: A Conceptualization and Empirical Application." Paper presented at the Fifteenth Summer Seminar in Population, East-West Population Institute, Honolulu, HI, June 5, 1984.

"Urban-Rural Dimensions of Inequality in North Carolina." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Regional Demographic Group, Orlando, FL, October 17-20, 1984.

"Population Distribution Problems and Policies in Asia." Paper presented at the Symposium on Migration and Population Distribution in Asia and the Pacific Region, sponsored by the International Geographic Union Commission on Population Geography, Nagoya, Japan, August 29-30, 1980 (with George Demko).

"National Family Planning Program Delivery Strategies: Theoretical Considerations and a Review of the Literature." Paper presented at the Conference on Innovative Projects for Family Planning, East-West Population Institute, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, June 14, 1979.

"Geographic Considerations in Health and Family Planning Service Evaluation." Paper presented at the Conference on the State of Knowledge of Fertility Behavior and Family Planning of Thai Women, Ministry of Public Health, Government of Thailand, January 21, 1977.

"Cost and Value of Children in Rural Thailand." Paper presented at the Conference on the Social and Economic Supports for High Fertility, Research School of Social Science, Canberra, Australia, November 16, 1976 (with Suchart Prasithrathsin).

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations: “Thinking and Talking about September 11, 2001: Implications and Consequences.” Panelist for the SWT university-wide forum on “September 11th” sponsored by the Department of History,

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San Marcos, TX, September 20, 2001.

“The Current Scene in Asia.” Featured speaker for the Annual Meeting of Sigma Iota Rho and International Studies Club, SWT, San Marcos, TX, April 6, 1997.

“Why Go to Graduate School?” Panelist for the Open Forum on Graduate Programs in Geography, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Ft. Worth Texas, April 1 - 5, 1997.

"The Wide World of Population Geography." Talk for the Geography and Planning Informal Seminar Series. San Marcos, TX, November 30, 1992.

"Russia in Revolt." Panel member and discussant for SWT Russia and East Europe Program Roundtable, San Marcos, TX, April 6, 1992.

"Recent Observations on Egypt and Iraq." Invited talk for University of Hannover, Germany exchange students, San Marcos, TX, March 3, 1992.

"A Regional Geographer Reflects on his Visit to Iraq." Invited talk for the SWT Association of Graduate Students in Geography and Planning, San Marcos, TX, February 12, 1991."

"Iraq: Monuments and Images." Invited lecture for Geographic Awareness Week, Southwest Texas State University, sponsored by SWT Gamma Theta Upsilon, San Marcos, TX, November 13, 1990.

"Iraq and Kuwait: Their Geo-political Context." Invited lecture for Geographic Awareness Week, Northeastern Oklahoma State University, Tahlaquah, OK, November 15, 1990.

"Korea: The Olympic Country." Keynote talk for the Annual Banquet of Gamma Theta Upsilon, the International Geographic Honorary, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, November 16, 1988.

"Semester At Sea - Teaching Geography Around the World." Presentation sponsored by the Asian Studies Program and Gamma Theta Upsilon, the International Geographic Honorary, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, March 4, 1987.

"Population and Resources in Japan: A Geographer's View." Presentation to the Conference of the Southeast Program for Teaching about Japan, Greenville, NC, July 25, 1986.

"Quiet Progress Emerging from a Region of Turmoil." Presentation sponsored by the Asian Studies Program, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, April 8, 1986.

"Korea: Two Decades of Rapid Growth and Change." Presentation sponsored by the Asian Studies Program, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, February 14, 1985.

"Problems in Population and Resource Management in Japan." Paper presented at the North Carolina Conference on Teaching about Japan, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, October 25-26, 1984.

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3. Consultancies:

Expert on Russia and Eastern Europe for the SWT Russia & East Europe Program. Specific activities included a television interview and lectures to SWT faculty on the population geography of the former Soviet Union (December 1991) and on the regional geography of Eastern Europe (April 24, 1992).

Expert on migration and location of military retirees: Quoted extensively in several newspaper articles, e.g., in The Virginian-Pilot (June 10, 1991), and interviewed for the nationally broadcasted radio program, Mature Focus.

Expert on Iraq-Kuwait crisis: Newspaper articles based upon interviews in the San Marcos Daily Record (August 9, 1990), The University Star (September 6, 1990) and The Chattaquan (August 1990).

Expert Witness Testified on the efficacy of possible new regionalization of Texas for the Texas State Legislature's Sub-Committee on Uniform Boundaries, February 8, 1990. (Senator Barrientos, as well as several other prominent Texans, was in attendance.)

Panel Expert: World Food Day Satellite Teleconference, East Carolina University, Brody Medical Sciences Auditorium, October 16, 1985.

Expert on Asian Geography: paid consultancy for the Junior High Education Project (on India), Pitt County (NC) School District, Jan. - Feb., 1983.

Population Geographer: paid and unpaid consultancies for several large internationally funded grants on family planning, public health and demographic research in Thailand, 1975-1978. These were all projects of the Institute for Population and Social Research at Mahidol University, and the Ministry of Public Health, Kingdom of Thailand. Projects were funded by the United Nations, Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, U.S. AID and other agencies.

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: Joseph P. Malone Fellow; Awarded by the National Council for U.S.-Arab Relations for one month of study and travel in Egypt and Iraq, June - July, 1990 (approximately $6000).

Fredericksen Fellow; Awarded by Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at

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Chapel Hill for two years of study and research in Thailand, 1975-1977 (approximately $40,000).

Principal Investigator, USAID Grant 493-112-T; "The Effect of Location on Family Planning/Public Health Facility Use: A Study in Thailand," 1976-1977 ($29,000).

Award to participate and present paper at the Fifteenth Summer Seminar in Population, East-West Population Institute, Honolulu and Nihon University Population Research Institute, Tokyo, May 28 - June 29, 1984 (approximately $3,500).

Award to participate and present paper at The Tenth Summer Seminar in Population, East-West Population Institute, Honolulu and Korean Institute for Family Planning, Seoul, June 4 - July 16, 1979 (approximately $3,000).

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: Southwest Texas State University Organized Research Grant: "Migration of Retirees into Texas Hill Country: Environmental Amenities and Economic Attractions," 1990 ($1096).

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University: Member, SWT Graduate Summer Calendar Committee, 1995 Member, SWT Graduate School Scholarship Committee, 1995 Member, SWT Asian Studies Committee, 1994- Member, SWT Liberal Arts Research Enhancement Committee, 1993 Member, SWT Graduate School Minority Scholarship Committee, 1993 Member, Advisory Committee, Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honorary: 1992 Member, President's Commission on Global Awareness: 1991 (SWT) Member, Speaker's Bureau, SWT International Speaker's Program Secretary, Asian Studies Committee: 1983-1988 (East Carolina University) General College Advisor: 1983-1988 (East Carolina University) 1990-1992 (SWT) Graduate Faculty: 1989- (SWT); Graduate Program Coordinator: 1995 Graduate Faculty: 1983-1988 (East Carolina University)

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B. Departmental: Graduate Program Coordinator: 1995 (SWT) Colloquium Coordinator: 1996-1997 (SWT) Scholarship Committee: 1989- (SWT), 1983-1988 (ECU). Candidate Search Committee: 1995, 1996 (SWT) Strategic Planning Committee: 1994-1995 (SWT) Gildea Committee: 1994-1997 (SWT) Evaluation Committee: 1994-1995, 2001- (SWT) Curriculum Committee: 1991-1997 (SWT), 1983-1988 (ECU). Ad Hoc Ph.D. Planning Committee: 1993-1995 Graduate Committee: 1990-2001 Chairman's Advisory Committee: 1987-1988 (ECU). Library Representative: 1985-1988 (ECU), Library Committee: 2000- (SWT). Computer Usage Committee: 1985-1988 (ECU). Gamma Theta Upsilon, Geography Honorary, Advisor: 1986-1988 (ECU) Departmental Newsletter Committee: 1999-2000. Lecturer, two video lectures for the Distance Learning program at SWT: The Regional Geography of South Asia and The Regional Geography of Southeast Asia, August, 1999 Lecturer, Institute on Geographic Education, National Geographic Society, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education: Summer 1992 (three lectures), Summer 1990 (one lecture), Summer 1989 (four lectures), Governor's Geography Academy, Summer 1992 (three lectures); North Carolina Alliance for Geographic Education: Summer 1988 (two lectures). Off-campus teaching for OC-ED program: Summer, 1991; Fall, 1989. Host for visiting speaker, George Demko, past AAG president and Director of the Rockefeller Center for the Social Sciences, Dartmouth College, June 16-20, 1993. Host for visiting speaker, Dean Rugg, Professor of Geography, University of Nebraska, February 25, 1993. Host for visiting speaker, Zlatko Pepeonik, Professor of Geography, University of Zagreb, October 13-14, 1991.

C. Community: Hays County Blue Ribbon Committee: Evaluation of the Multi-Corridor Transportation Plan. (Committee met every week for two hours all Spring 2000.)

Invited talk to San Marcos, Texas Kiwanis: "The Economic Success Story of Korea," May 28, 1992.

Invited talk to Seguin, Texas Kiwanis: "Korea: From the Ashes of War to Economic Power," February 26, 1992.

Featured in article of the Hillside Scene: "A 'Day' in the Desert,” Vol. 4(2):18-19, February 1991.

Featured in front-page article of the San Marcos Daily Record: "Looking at Iraq from a Geographic and Cultural Perspective...," January 27, 1991.

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Invited Talk to the Austin Desk and Derrick Club: "Iraq, Oil Supplies and the Middle East Conflict," January 18, 1991.

Radio talk-show guest on the Joel Call-in Show, “In Touch With..." "Iraq: Views of a Recent Visitor," KSPL Radio, December 13, 1990.

Featured in front-page article of The University Star: "Professor Escapes Middle East," September 6, 1990.

Featured in front-page article of the San Marcos Daily Record: "SWT Visitor to Iraq Says Leaders Should Not Underestimate Hussein," August 9, 1990.

Invited talk to all seventh and eighth graders at Grimesland (NC) Middle School: "The Middle East: A Story of Geography," November 16, 1987.

Invited talk to all seventh and eighth graders at Wellcome Middle School (Greenville, NC): "Geography and the Iran-Iraq War," November 18, 1987.

Invited talk to the Kiwanis Club of Greenville, NC: "The Semester-at-Sea Program: Teaching Geography Around the World," May 12, 1987.

Television talk-show guest on "Carolina Today": "Teaching Geography Around the World," WNCT TV, February, 1987.

Invited talk to adult class of the First Presbyterian Church: "Hunger in Africa: Searching for the Underlying Causes," October 20, 1985.

Invited talk to the Concerned Citizens of Greenville: "The World Food Supply: Who will Starve?" October 16, 1985.

Invited talk to the seventh graders of Bath (NC) Junior High School: "Korea: Its People and Geography," November 15, 1985.

D. Professional: President, Southwest Association of American Geographers: 1994-1995.

Secretary-Treasurer, Southwest Association of American Geographers: 1993-1994;

Member, Population and Asian Specialty Groups of the Association of American Geographers: 1982-present.

Grant Proposal Reviewer, National Science Foundation, Geography and Regional Science Division, 1983, 1992, and 1998.

Grant Proposal Reviewer, National Geographic Society, 1992.

Anonymous Referee, paper submissions to Demography (1987), International Family Planning Perspectives (1988), and Annals of the Association of American Geographers (1990), Policy

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Studies Journal (1993), Social Science Quarterly (1996), Journal of Cultural Geography (1996) Journal of Geography (1997), Research in Geographic Education (2000) and Southwestern Geographer (2000).

Session Chair, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, March 26- 30, 1998.

Field Trip Leader, “The Blackland Prairie Region,” Southwest Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Marcos, October 23, 1999.

Field Trip Organizer, “Austin: The City and Environmental Issues” (with S. Visser and J. Kimmel) and Session Chair, Southwest Social Science Association Annual Meeting, Austin, TX, March 19-21, 1992.

Session Chair (2 sessions), Southwest Social Science Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, March 28-29, 1991.

Graduate Seminar on the Geography of Southeast Asia for teachers of the Dept. of Defense School System in Germany, Erding, Germany, June 17-22, 1990.

Session Chair and Organizer, Southwest Social Science Association Annual Meeting, Ft. Worth, TX, March 28-31,1990.

Session Chair and Organizer, Southwest Social Science Association Annual Meeting, Little Rock, AR, March 29 - April 1, 1989.

Graduate seminar on the Geography of East Asia for teachers of the Department of Defense School System in Germany, Erding, Germany, August 7-12, 1988.

Executive Board, North Carolina Japan Center: 1985-1988.

Judge, best student paper, Southwest Association of American Geographers, Spring 1989, Spring 1991, Fall 1991, Fall 1993 and Fall 1996 meetings.

Member, Committee on Geographic Education, N. C. Geographical Society: 1986-1987.

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional: Association of American Geographers Population Association of America National Council for International Health Southwestern Social Science Association Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers

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Southern Regional Demographic Group Southwest Association of American Geographers

F. Services Honors and Awards: Non-Traditional Students’ Organization Professor of the Year Award for 2000-2001 Sigma Iota Rho International Programs Professor of the Year Award for 1998 Invited Visiting Professor, Seoul National University, Graduate School of International Studies, 1998 J. William Fulbright Foreign Research Scholarship (Thailand): Alternate Candidate, 1997

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: René A. De Hon Title: Senior Lecturer

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1970 Texas Tech University Geology/Geochemistry Dissertation: Photogeologic Study of the Agrippa Region of the

MS 1964 Texas Tech University Geology Thesis: A Maar Origin for Hunts Hole, Dona Ana Co., New Mexico

BS 1960 University of Texas at El Paso Geology

C. University Experience

Position University Dates

Senior Lecturer Texas State University 2007- Instructor Semester at Sea, Univ. of Pittsburgh Spring 2005 Professor Northeast Louisiana University/ University of Louisiana at Monroe 1987-2005 Associate Professor Northeast Louisiana University* 1977-1987 Associate Professor University of Arkansas at Monticello 1975-1977 Assistant Professor University of Arkansas at Monticello 1962-1975 Assistant Professor Northwestern State University of La. 1967-1972 Teaching Assistant Texas Tech University 1964-1967 Laboratory Assistant Univ. of Texas at El Paso 1962-1964

*Name changed to The University of Louisiana at Monroe

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

Survey Crew Chief Braswell and Assoc. Engineering, Monroe, La. Summer 1993 NASA-ASEE Intern Geology/Geochemistry, Johnson Space Center Summer 1965 Field Geologist U.S. Geological Survey, Rico and Silverton, CO Summer 1964

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E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: Igneous and metamorphic Petrology Clay Mineralogy Groundwater Geology X-Ray and Optical Mineralogy Planetary Geology Physical Geology Geomorphology Historical Geology Sedimentation and Stratigraphy Crystallography and Mineralogy Field Methods Petrology Field Camp (Instructor and Director) Natural Disasters Geomorphology Planetary Geology Physical Geology Introduction to Weather and Atmosphere Historical Geology Rocks and Minerals Geomorphology/Structural Geology Sedimentation/Stratigraphy General Geology Structural Geology Physical Geology Field Methods Mineralogy X-Ray Diffraction Techniques Petrology Economic Geology (Metals)

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

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E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles

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a. Refereed Journal Articles: Reeves, C.C. and R.A. De Hon, 1965, Geology of Potrillo Maar, New Mexico and Northern Chihuahua, Mexico. Amer. Journ. Sci. 263, 401-409

De Hon, R.A., 1965, Maare of La Mesa. 16th Ann. Field Conf. Guidebook, New Mexico Geol. Soc., 204-209.

De Hon, R.A., 1965, The Aden Crater Lava Cone, Compass 43, 34-40.

De Hon, R.A. and C.C. Reeves Jr., 1966, A maar origin for Hunts Hole, Dona Ana County, New Mexico. Texas Journ. Sci. 18, 296-316.

De Hon, R.A., 1966, Applications of infrared absorption. (Limited circulation report), Geochemistry Lab, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, 40p.

De Hon, R.A., 1967, Minor elements in pluvial lake carbonates of . Compass 44, 148-151.

Pratt, W.P., E.T. McKnight, and R.A. De Hon, 1969, Geologic map of the Rico quadrangle, Colorado. U.S. Geol. Surv., Misc. Inves. Map, GQ797, scale 1:24,000.

De Hon, R.A., 1970, Photogeologic study of the Agrippa Region of the Moon, Ph.D. Dissertation, Texas Tech University, 109p.

De Hon, R.A., 1971, Cauldron development in lunar craters Ritter and Sabine. Journ. Geophys. Res. 76, 5712-5718.

Stewart, H.E., J.D. Waskom, and R.A. De Hon, 1975, Photogeology and basin configuration of Mare Smythii. Proc. Lunar Sci. Conf., 6th, 2541-2551.

De Hon, R.A., 1975, Mare Spumans and Mare Undarum: Mare thickness and basin floor. Proc.Lunar Sci. Conf., 6th, 2553-2561.

De Hon, R.A. and J.D. Waskom, 1976, Geologic structure of the eastern mare basins. Proc. Lunar Sci. Conf., 7th, 2729-2746.

De Hon, R.A., 1977, Mare Humorum and Mare Nubium: thickness and basin- forming history. Proc. Lunar Sci. Conf., 8th, 633-6i41.

De Hon, R.A., 1977, Geologic map of the of . U.S. Geol. Sur., Misc. Invest. Map I-1008, scale 1:5,000,000.

De Hon, R.A., 1979, Thickness of the western mare . Proc. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., 10th, 2935-2955.

De Hon, R.A., 1980, Variations in morphology of 15-20 km lunar craters: Implications for a major subsurface discontinuity. Proc. Lunar Planet. Sci. 11th, 2207-2219.

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De Hon, R.A., 1981, Selenographic distribution of apparent crater depth. Proc. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., 12th, 639-650.

De Hon, R.A., D. H. Scott, and J.R. Underwood Jr., 1981, Geologic map of the quadrangle of . U.S. Geol. Sur., Misc. Inves. Map I-1233.

De Hon, R.A., 1982, volcanic materials: Preliminary thickness estimates in the eastern region. Proc. of the 3rd International Colloquium on Mars: Journ. Geophys. Res. 87, 9821-9828.

Kontrovitz, M., R.A. De Hon, and J.H. Myers, 1983, Simulated burial of ostracode shells: Progressive alteration. In Applications of Ostracoda. Proc. of the 8th Symposium on Ostracoda, Houston, 96-108.

Kontrovitz, M., and R.A. De Hon, 1983, Diagenetic changes to microfossils: Experimental study. Gulf Coast Assoc. Geol. Soc. Trans. 33, 307-310.

De Hon, R.A., 1987, Ring Furrows: Inversion of topography in martian highlands. Icarus 71,287-297.

De Hon, R.A., 1991, Geologic Map of the Pompeii Quadrangle (MTM20057), Mars: U.S. Geol. Survey Misc. Inves. Map I-2203, scale 1:500,000.

De Hon, R.A., 1992, Polygenic Origin of Hard Vallis, Mars. Proc. 22nd Lunar and Planet. Conf., 45-51.

De Hon, R.A. and Pani, E.A., 1992, Flood Surge through the Lunae Planum Outflow Complex. Proc. 22nd Lunar and Planet. Conf., 63-71.

De Hon, R.A., 1991, Martian Lake Basins and Lacustrine Plains. Earth, Moon, and Planets, 56, 95-122.

De Hon, R.A., A.C. Leith, and W.B. McKinnon, 1992, Geologic Map of the Hathor Region [Jg-15] South Polar Region of Ganymede: U.S. Geol. Surv. Misc. Inves. Map I- 2388,scale 1:5,000,000

De Hon, R.A. and E.A. Pani, 1992, Duration and rate of discharge, , Mars: J. Geophys. Res. 98-- Planets, 9129-9138.

Clark, P.E., S. Joerg, and R.A. De Hon, 1994, Searching the Sinus Amoris: Using profiles of geologic units, impact and volcanic features to characterize a major terrane interface of the moon: Earth, Moon, and Planets 64, 165-185.

Karnachi, A.A., R.A. De Hon, and M.A. Khan, 1995, Compression of indomethacin coprecipitates with polymer mixtures: Effect of preparation methodology: Drug Development in Industrial Pharmacy, 21(12), 1473-1483.

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Karnachi, A.A., R.A. De Hon, M.A. Khan, 1995, Plackett-Burman screening of micromatrices with polymer mixtures for controlled drug delivery: Pharmazie 50, 550- 553.

Pizzolato, W.N. and R.A. De Hon, 1995, Lead-210 derrived sedimentation rates from a paper mill effluent resevoir: Clays and Clay Minerals 43, n.5, 515-524.

M.A. Khan, R.A. De Hon, W.M. Wilber, and S.K. Singh, 1996, Physical stability of beads coated with an experimental latex at exagerated conditions of temperature and humidity.

Rice, J.W. and R.A. De Hon, 1996, Geologic Map of the Darvel Quadrangle [MTM 20052], Maja Valles Region of Mars: U.S. Geol. Surv. Misc. Inves. Map I-2432, scale 1:500,000.

De Hon. R.A. and P.J. Mouginis- Mark, 1998, Geologic Map of the Galaxias Quadrangle (MTM 35217), U.S. Geological Survey Misc. Inves. Map I-2579, scale 1:500,000.

De Hon, R.A., N.G. Barlow,, M.K. Reagan, V.G. Gulick, L.S. Crumpler, J.C. Aubele, M.G.

Chapman, and K.L. Tanaka (2001) Remote observation of the geology and geomorphology of the 1999 Marsokhod test site: J. Geophs. Res..106, 7665-7682.

Earl F. Emery, Thomas Junk, Ray E. Ferrell Jr., René De Hon, and Lester G. Butler (2001) Solid-State 2H MAS NMR Studies of TNT Absorption in Soil and Clays: Environmental Science and Technology, 53, 2973-2978.

De Hon, R.A., P.A. Washington, L.N. Glawe, L.M. Young, and E.A. Morehead (2001) Formation of northern Louisiana ironstones: Gulf Coast Assoc. Geological Societies Transactions, v. 51, 55-61.

b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings:

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

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De Hon, R.A., 1974, Thickness of mare material in the Tranquillitatis and Nectaris Basins. Lunar Science V, 163-164.*

De Hon, R.A., 1974. Thickness of mare material in the Nectaris and Tranquillitatis Basins. Proc. Lunar Sci. Conf., 5th, 53-59.

De Hon, R.A., 1975, Mare Spumans and Mare Undarum: Structural and Depositional history. Lunar Science VI, 181-183.*

Stewart, H.W., J.D. Waskom, and R.A. De Hon, 1975, The Photogeology and basis configuration of Mare Smythii, Lunar Science VI, 777-779.

Waskom, J.D. and R.A. De Hon, 1975, Wrinkle ridges and mare basin structure. Lunar Sci., VI, 855-856.

De Hon, R.A., 1975, An isopach map of eastern mare basalts. Origins of mare basalts, LSI, Houston, 29-31.

De Hon, R.A., 1975, Mare Fecunitatis: basin configuration. Origins of mare basalts, LSI, Houston, 32-34.*

De Hon, R.A., 1976, Geology of the Eridania Quadrangle--Mars. NASA Tech. Mem. X- 3364, 218-220 and Lunar Science VII, 184-186.

De Hon, R.A., 1976, Multiring basins in the Kuiper Quadrangle--Mercury. NASA Tech. Mem. X-3364, 242-244.

De Hon, R.A., 1976, Geologic structure of the eastern mare basins. Lunar Science VII, 184-186.*

De Hon, R.A., 1976, Double ringed basins on Mars, Mercury, and the Moon. Proceedings of the Conference on Comparisons of Mercury and the Moon, LSI, Houston, 7.*

Scott, D.H., R.A. De Hon, and J.R. Underwood, Jr., 1976, The geology of the Kuiper Quadrangle of Mercury. Proceedings of the Conference on Comparisons of Mercury and the Moon, LSI, Houston, 31.

Sharp, J.G., N. Gilbert, and R.A. De Hon, 1977, Mare basalts in Sinus Aestum and Sinus Medii. Lunar Science VIII, 865-867.

De Hon, R.A., 1977, Multi-ringed basins: A model for formation in multi-layered media. NASA Tech. Mem. X-3511, 111-112.

De Hon, R.A., D.H. Scott, and J.R. Underwood, Jr., 1977, The geology of the Kuiper Quadrangle of Mercury. NASA Tech. Mem. X-3511, 242-244.

De Hon, R.A., 1977, Thickness of mare basalt: Luna 24 landing site. Proc. Conf. on Luna 24, LSI, Houston, 52-53.

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De Hon, R.A., 1978, Maximum Thickness of materials in the western basins. Lunar Science IX, 229-231.*

De Hon, R.A., 1978, Stratigraphy and crater morphology. Lunar Science IX, 232-234.

De Hon, R.A., 1978, In search of ancient astroblemes: Mercury. NASA Tech. Mem. 79729, 150- 152.*

De Hon, R.A., 1979, Structural model of the Imbrium basin. Lunar Science X, 271-273.

De Hon, R.A., 1979, Thickness of the western mare basalt. Lunar Science X, 274-276.* Cole, R.L., and R.A. De Hon, 1979, The origin of the outer rings around lunar basins. Lunar Science X, 227-228.

Wright, M.B., and R.A. De Hon, 1979, Basins of the circum-Caloris region of Mercury, NASA Tech. Mem. 80339, 141-143.

De Hon, R.A., 1979, Preliminary thickness study of plains-forming materials in the Caloris basin region of Mercury. NASA Tech. Mem. 80339, 65-67.*

De Hon, R.A., 1979, Basic geomorphic comcepts applied to planetary cratering. NASA Tech. Mem. 80339, 138-140.

De Hon, R.A., 1979, The role of basin ejecta in highland stratigraphy. Conf. on Lunar Highlands Crust, LSI, Houston, 15-17.

De Hon, R.A., 1980, Layered materials of the ridged plains of Mars. NASA Tech. Mem. 81776, 41-42.*

De Hon, R.A., D.H. Scott, and J.R. Underwood, Jr., 1980, Plain-forming materials of the Kuiper quadrangle of Mercury. NASA Tech. Mem. 81776, 34-36.

Scott, D. H., J.R. Underwood, and R.A. De Hon, 1980, Normal faults on Mercury: Examples in the Kuiper Quadrangle. NASA Tech. Mem. 81776, 28-30.

Underwood, J.R., Jr., D.H. Scott, and R.A. De Hon, 1980, Evolution of the geologic map of Kuiper quadrangle of Mercury. NASA Tech. Mem. 81776, 369-371.

De Hon, R.A., 1980, Variations in crater morphology: 15-20 km Diameter. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XI, 201-203.*

Duplechin, M.C., and R.A. De Hon, 1980, Evolution of the geologic map of Kuiper quadrangle of Mercury. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XI, 247-249.

De Hon, R.A., 1981, Selenographic distribution of apparent crater depths. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XII, 205-207.*

De Hon, R.A., 1981, Planetary megaregoliths. NASA Tech. Mem. 84211, 129-131.

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De Hon, R.A., 1981, Thickness distribution of Tharsis volcanic materials. NASA Tech. Mem. 84211, 144-146.*

De Hon, R.A., 1982, Development of planetary megaregoliths. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XIII, 146-147.

De Hon, R.A., 1982, Thickness and distribution of volcanic materials on Mars: A progress report. NASA Tech. Mem 85127, 129-131.*

De Hon, R.A., 1982, Preliminary geologic map of the south polar region of Ganymede. NASA Tech. Mem. 85127, 349-351.

De Hon, R.A., 1983, Concordant crater floor elevations on the Moon. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XIV, 148-149.*

De Hon, R.A., 1983, Progressive impact cratering. NASA Tech. Mem. 86242, 102-103.

De Hon, R.A., 1983, Inversion of topography in Martian highlands terrains. NASA Tech. Mem. 86246, 228-229.

De Hon, R.A., 1984, Inversion of topography in Martian highlands terrains, Lunar and Planet. Sci., XV, 202-203.

De Hon, R.A., 1984, Progressive impact cratering. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XV, 204- 205.*

De Hon, R.A., 1984, Ridged plains of Lunae Planum: Thickness, distribution revised. NASA Tech. Mem. 87563, 237-238.

De Hon, R.A., 1984, Thickness of ridged plains materials in , Mars. NASA Tech. Mem. 87563, 242-243.*

De Hon, R.A., 1985, Ridged plains of Lunae Planum: Thickness distribution revised. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XVI, 171-172.

De Hon, R.A., 1985, Thickness of ridged plains materials in Hesperia Planum, Mars. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XVI, 173-174.*

De Hon, R.A., 1986, Ring furrows on martian highlands: Guides to surface processes and stratification. NASA Tech. Mem. 88383, 421-423.

De Hon, R.A., and E.E. McDaniel, 1986, Ring furrows of the martian highlands. In Lunar and Planet. Sci., XVII, 162-163.*

De Hon, R.A., 1987, Stratigraphy of the south polar region of Ganymede. NASA Tech. Mem., 508-510.

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De Hon, R.A., 1987, Striped plains of , Mars. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XVIII, 229-230.

De Hon, R.A., 1987, Eastern Lunae Planum outflow complex: Analogy to overbank flooding. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XVIII, 227-228.*

De Hon, R.A., 1987, The martian sedimentary record. In METV Workshop on the Nature and Composition of Surface Units on Mars, LPI, Technical Report No. 88-05, 51-53.

De Hon, R.A., 1987, Progress in determining the thickness and distribution of volcanic materials on Mars. In METV Workshop on the Nature and composition of surface units of Mars, LPI Technical Report No. 88-05, 54-56.

De Hon, R.A., 1988, Ephemeral martian lakes: Temporary ponding and local sedimentation. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XIX, 261-262.*

De Hon, R.A., 1988, Valley terminal deposits: The martian sedimentary record. Lunar and Planet. Sci., XIX, 263-264.

Rice, J.W., S.M. Archibald, and R.A. De Hon, 1988, Lower Maja Vallis. Lunar and Planet. Sci.,XIX, 976-977.

De Hon, R.A., 1989, Flood surge in martian outflow systems: Episodic flow. Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XX, 230-231.

De Hon, R.A., 1989, Geologic map of Maja Valles: MTM 20057; Northern Lunae Planum, Mars. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XX, 232-233.*

De Hon, R.A., A.C. Leith, W.B. McKinnon, 1989, A geologic map and photomosaic of Jg-15 quadrangle of Ganymede. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XX, 234-235.*

De Hon, R.A., 1989, Martian lacustrine plains. 4th International Conf. on Mars, 90-91.*

De Hon, R.A., 1990, Hydraulic routing of the Maja outflow across Xanthe Terra. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXI, 266-267.*

De Hon, R.A., and P.J. Mouginis-Mark, 1990, Geologic map of the Galaxias Region (MTM 35217) Northwest Elysium Region, Mars. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXI, 268-269.*

De Hon, R.A., 1991, Classification of martian lacustrine basins. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXII, 293-294.

De Hon, R.A., 1991, Polygenic origin of , Mars. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXII, 295-296.*

De Hon, R.A., and E.A. Pani, 1992, Duration and rates of discharge through a martian outflow system: Maja Valles. Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXIII, 297-298.*

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De Hon, R.A., 1993, Classification of martian deltas: Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXIV, 389-390.*

De Hon, R.A., 1994, Lacustrine sedimentation in Lower , Mars: Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXV, 321-322.*

De Hon, R.A., 1994, A highland stragegy for Pathfinder: Mars Pathfinder Landing Site Workshop, LPI, Houston, LPI Technical Report No. 94-04, M. Golombek, Editor, 24-25*

De Hon, R.A., 1995, Hydrogeologic Provinces of Mars: 26th Lunar Planet. Conf., 327- 328.*

De Hon, R.A., 1996, Martian highland troughs: Regional controls of runoff and sedimentation: 27th Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., 295-296.*

Washington, P.A. and R.A. De Hon, 1996, A hydrodymanic control of channel morphology in unsaturated on earth and Mars: 27th Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf., 1383-1384.

De Hon, R.A., 1997, The relationship of subdued grooved terrain, mesas, and knobs in Northern , Mars: 28th Lunar Planet Sci. Conf., 289-290.*

De Hon, R.A., 1998, Western : Highland materials at low elevation: Mars Surveyor 2001 Landing Site Workshop, NASA-Ames Research Center, Jan. 26-27.*

De Hon, R.A., 1998, Martian Highland Lakes, In 29th Lunar and Planetary Sci. Conf. XXIX, Abstract #1046, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston (CD-ROM).*

De Hon, R.A. and P.A. Washington, 1999, Bahram Vallis, Mars: A brief history of a long term discharge: In Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXX, Abstract #1928, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston (CD-ROM).*

Emrick, C.M. and R.A. De Hon, 1999, Flood discharge through Labou Vallis, Mars: In Lunar Planet. Sci. Conf. XXX, Abstract #1893, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston (CD-ROM).*

De Hon, R.A. and Washington, 2000, Implication of sapping channels on Mars: In Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXX, Abstract no. 1147, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston (CDROM)*

De Hon, R.A., 2001, Martian Sedimentary Provinces: In Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXI, Abstract no. 1225, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston (CD-ROM)*

De Hon, R.A. 2002, Martian sedimentary basins and regional watersheds: In Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXII, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston (CD-ROM)*

De Hon, R.A., Washington, P.A., and C.J. Thibodeaux, 2003, Excavation Time for the Vedra and Maumee Channels (Mars) by Application of Equilibrium Sediment Transport Theory, Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXIII, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston. *

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Thibodeaux, C.J., P.A. Washington, and R.A. De Hon, 2003, Grain-size Analysis of the Maumee and Vedra Channel Sediments (Mars) Using Equilibrium Sediment Transport Theory, Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXIII, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston.*

Thibodeaux, C.J., P.A. Washington, and R.A. De Hon, 2003, Determining Water Levels in Maumee and Vedra Valles Using Equilibrium Sediment Transport Theory, Submitted Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXIII, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston.*

De Hon, R.A., 2004, Toward a Comprehensive Stratigraphic Column of Mars, Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXV, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston.

De Hon, R.A., 2006, Transitional Dune Forms on Mars, Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXVI, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston.

De Hon, R.A., 2007, On meanders and sinuosity of martian channels, Lunar and Planet. Sci. Conf. XXXVIII, Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston.

De Hon, R.A., 1968, Structural setting of the Agrippa Region of the Moon (Abs.). Geol. Soc. Amer., Spec. Paper 115.

Kontrovitz, M. and R.A. De Hon, 1982, Simulated burial of foraminifera: progressive alteration, Abs. 95th Ann. Mtg. Geological Soc. Amer.

De Hon, R.A., 1985, Inversion of topography in martian highland terrains, Abs. 98th Ann. Mtg. Geological Soc. Amer. 560.

De Hon, R.A., 1987, Erosion and deposition in the Lunae Planum outflow complex of Mars, Abs. 100th Ann. Mtg. of Geol. Soc. Amer.: Abstracts with Programs. 19, 7, 638- 639.*

De Hon, R.A., 1989, Martian transverse valleys. Geol. Soc. Amer. 100 Ann. Mtg.*

De Hon, R.A., 1989, Fluvial history of Hrad Vallis, Northern Elysium Planitia, Mars. Geol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Mtg.*

De Hon, R.A., and E.A. Pani, 1991, Duration of Trans-Xanthe flow, Maja Valles Region, Mars. Geol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Mtg.*

De Hon, R.A., 1993, Venusian resurfacing: Thick or thin--piecemeal or en masse? Geol. Soc.

Amer. 101th Ann. Mtg., Boston.*Singh, S.K., A.A. Karnachi, R.A. De Hon, I.K. Reddy, and M.A. Kahn, 1996, Optimization and characterization of controlled release pellets coated with an experimental latex:II. Cationic Drug. Final Program, Midwest Regional Meeting, American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientist, Chicago, May 20, p. 27.

De Hon, R.A., 1996, Geologic mapping in Northern Elysium Planitia: Geol. Soc. America Ann. Mtg, New Orleans.*

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De Hon, R.A., 1997, Martian Highland Lakes: Abstract #13748 Geol. Soc. America Ann. Mtg, Salt Lake City.*

De Hon, R.A., 1998, Flood surge through Labou Vallis, Mars :Abstract #50026, Geol. Soc. America Ann. Mtg, Toronto*

De Hon, R.A., L.N. Glawe, L.M. Young, and P.A. Washington, 1999, Formation of northern Louisiana ironstones:Abstract #50305 Geol. Soc. America Ann. Mtg, Denver.*

De Hon, R.A., 2000, Puddles, ponds, Lakes, and Oceans on Mars : Southeast Section of Geol.Soc. America Mtg., Charleston, S.C.*

De Hon, R.A. 2005, Transitional Dune Forms on Mars: GSA Abs with Programs, Vol. 37, no. 7,Abs. no. 91050. * Listing of abstracts is incomplete. Papers presented to Louisiana Acad. of Sci. not listed--approx. 17 * Papers or posters presented at national meetings.

5. Reports:

6. Book Reviews:

7. Other: Contributor to in Magill’s Survey of Science: Earth Science Suppl.: R. Smith (Editor), Salem Press, Pasadena (1998). Short articles (500 words) as follows: Salt domes De Hon, R.A., 1998, Intraplate Volcanism, in Magill’s Survey of Science: Earth Science Suppl., R. Smith (Editor), Salem Press, Pasadena, p. 3143-3149. _____, 1998, Xenoliths, in Magill’s Survey of Science: Earth Science Suppl., R. Smith (Editor), Salem Press, Pasadena, p. 3193-3199. Contributor to Natural Resources: M.S. Coyne and C.W. Allin, Editors, Salem Press, Pasadena (1998). Short articles (500 and 1000 words) as follows: Granite Gneiss Silicates

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Wells and the Environment Hydrothermal solutions and mineralization (1000) De Hon, René, (Editor), 2001, The Physics and Chemistry of the Earth: Vol. 1 of 5 volume series in Earth Science, Salem Press, Pasadena, CA, 553 p.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

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IV. SERVICE

A. University:

University Research Committee University Radiation Safety Committee College of Pure and Applied Sciences Curriculum Committee College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Committee College Tenure and Promotion Committee (Sec.)

B. Departmental: MS Thesis Committee Chairman and Committee Member (Geology) PhD Dissertation Committee Member (Pharmacy) Department of Geosciences, Geology Curriculum Committee (Chair) Department of Geosciences Tenure and Promotion Committee (Chair)

C. Community:

D. Professional: Grant reviews for NASA Planetary Geology Program/Mars Data Analysis Program

Technical reviewer for planetology papers in-- Geochim et Cosmochim, Acta Icarus Journ.Geophys.Rev. Geol. Society of America Geophysical Letters Proc. Lunar and Planetary Science Conf.

NASA Advisory Committee for Planetary Research Goals in the 1990's

Ground Water Advisory Task Force, Office of the Governor, State of Louisiana, 2000-2004

Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Scholarship Committee (Current

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

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2. Professional: )

F. Services Honors and Awards: Sigma Gamma Epsilon--Earth Science Honorary Society (Chapter advisor; ULM, UAM, and NSU)

Sigma Xi--Member (#651360042) Chapter Secretary

Geology Society of America--Fellow--(#1209797) Local student advisor (ULM)

South Texas Geological Society

Austin Geological Society

NLU Outstanding Researcher for Pure and Applied Sciences (3 years)

NLU Distinguished Researcher, 1988

Professorship in Geology, ULM, 1995-2000

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TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Richard W. Dixon Title: Associate Professor

B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation BS 1977 Rutgers University Meteorology & Physical Oceanography MAGeo 1992 Southwest Texas Geography Climatology of Summer Heat Stress Hazard State University in Texas PhD 1996 Texas A&M Geography Heat Stress Hazard in the Southern United University States: An Evaluation Using a Climatological and Demographic Model

C. University Experience Position University Dates Associate Professor Texas State University 9/03 - present

Assistant Professor Texas State University 9/98 – 8/03

Lecturer Texas State University 9/95 – 8/98

Instructor Blinn College 1/95 – 5/95

Graduate Teaching Assistant Texas A&M University 9/92 – 12/92 and 9/94 – 5/95 Graduate Teaching Assistant Southwest Texas State University 1/91 – 6/92

D. Relevant Professional Experience Position Entity Dates Oceanographer Pacific Missile Test Center (Civil Service) 9/79 – 6/90

Field Systems Engineer The Analysts – MWD 10/78 – 9/79

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

AWARDS (National)

2006. Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education.

AWARDS (Local)

2006 Outstanding Professor Award, Department of Geography, Graduate Student Forum.

2004 Outstanding Professor Award, Department of Geography, Graduate Student Forum.

B. Courses Taught:

Graduate course in Extreme Weather and Climate Graduate course in Advanced Research Design and Techniques Graduate course in Geography of Natural Hazards Graduate course in Nature and Philosophy of Geography Graduate course in Advanced Quantitative Methods Graduate course in Multivariate Quantitative Methods Graduate course in Research Design and Techniques Graduate course in Field Methods Graduate course in Environmental Management Fourth-year course in Regional Field Studies (Team Taught) Geography of Terrorism Fourth-year course in Field Methods Fourth-year course in Planning Methods Fourth-year course in Environmental Management Fourth-year course in Natural Hazards and Land Use Third-year course in Meteorology and Applied Climatology Third-year course in Oceanography Third-year course in Quantitative Methods Third-year course in Energy Resource Management Third-year course in United States & Canada First-year course in World Regional Geography

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

MAG/MS STUDENTS: COMPLETED

August 1997, Elizabeth McDowell. Sedimentation in Lake Buchanan.

May 1999, Julie Henry. Changes in the Growing Season for the Great Plains Region of the United States: 1911 – 1990.

May 2000, Scott Horel. A Climate Classification of North America Using Multivariate Statistical Techniques.

August 2000, Philip Caldwell. Edge Marsh Delineation with GIS and DOQQs for Fishery Biology.

May 2001, Shari Forbes. Mapping the Historic Range of the Grizzly Bear.

May 2002, Cody Rogers. The Application of Climatic Features in the Design of an Energy Efficient Single Family Residence in Austin, Texas.

May 2002, Jessica (Fox) Sackett. Creating A New Index: Modifying the Palmer Drought Severity Index for Texas Droughts Based on Evaporation and Precipitation Data.

December 2002, Emariana Taylor. Parturition Timing and Precipitation in Mexican Free- tail Bat (Tadarida braziliensis mexicana) Colonies in Central Texas. Page 2 of 13 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

May 2003, Steven Schulze. Identification, Evaluation, and Selection of Water Management Strategies Facing the Lower Colorado River Authority.

December 2003, Lori Grimm. Impact of ENSO phase on North Texas Climate.

August 2004, Bitsy Connor: Changing Streamflow Patterns in Glacier National Park.

December 2005, Amy Kroger: Spatial Distribution of Corrosion Issues in San Antonio Sewer System.

December 2005, Nikki Williams: Relationship Between Increase in Dengue Fever Cases and Weather Variation in Texas, 1995 – 2003.

May 2006, Lara Bryant: Demographic Characterics of Users of Texas State Parks.

December 2006, Hector Padilla: 3-D Floodplain Mapping of Waller Creek, Texas.

December 2006, Tia Brumgard: Climatology of Dust Storms in Iraq.

December 2006, Zac Martin: Rainwater Harvesting Potential for Austin, TX.

May 2007, Susan Peters: Climatology of Severe Winter Weather in Texas.

May 2007, Matt Chambers: Teaching the K/T Boundary Extinction as an Example of Texas- Mexico Environmental Geography Education.

Ph.D. STUDENTS: COMPLETED

December 2004, Jonathan Herbert. Predicting Climate Change in , Texas.

December 2006, Darlene Gutierrez. Perception of Indigenous Natives to Storm Surge Impacts from Philippine Island Typhoons.

December 2006, Brian Brettschneider. Estimating Atlantic Basin Hurricane Landfall Probabilities for the United States.

December 2006, Glen Fitz. Geographic Analysis of the Lost Sea of the Exodus.

August 2007, Bharati Ayyalasomayajula. Modeling Indian Monsoon Rainfall Using GIS.

MAG/MS STUDENTS: CURRENT

Robert Roberts. Topic: Baseline Inventory of Texas Solar Radiation Instrumentation and Sites.

Ph.D. STUDENTS: CURRENT

Becky Brown. Topic: Rainfall and Evaporation Trends in Texas.

Susan Peters. Topic: TBD

Desserae Shepston. Topic: TBD

Johanna Ostling. Topic: Hurricane Evacuation and Tourism Policies in Jamaica and Grand Cayman Islands.

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MAG/MS STUDENTS: RESEARCH COMMITTEE

December 1997, Jenny Lanning-Rush. Extreme Precipitation Depths for Texas. Advisor: Dr. Blanchard.

May 1998, Stephanie Braswell. A Comparison of Austin and San Antonio Residential Water Use During Two Years of Drought Induced Conservation. Advisor: Dr. Peterson

May 1999, Reed Dickerson. ENSO Effects in the Austin-San Antonio-Del Rio Region. Advisor: Dr. Blanchard.

May 2000, Wendy Bigler. Beaver Pond Sequences in Northwest Montana: Morphology and Sedimentation. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

May 2001, Wade Martyn. Geographic Analysis of the Evolution of the Color Infrared Format. Advisor: Dr. Eyton.

August 2001, Michelle Drost. Living Near Toxic Facilities: Characteristics of Three Texas Counties. Advisor: Dr. Tiefenbacher.

August 2001, Jon Hood. What Impact has California’s MTBE Use had on Areas of Production Since RFG was Mandated Statewide in 1996? Advisor: Dr. Shelly.

December 2001, Ellen Lewis. Hazard Mitigation Incorporated in Post-hurricane Reconstruction on a Florida Barrier Island. Advisor: Dr. Showalter.

December 2001, Michelle Pulich. Where Words and Seeds Meet: An Ecological Restoration Project in Matagorda County Coastal Prairie. Advisor: Dr. Shelly.

December 2001, Jimmy Tyree. Evaluation of a Beach Nourishment Project at Surfside Beach, Texas. Advisor: Dr. Blanchard.

May 2003, Carol Sawyer. Aerial-Photographic Inventory and analysis of Landslides in Northeastern Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

May 2003, Gayla Malson. Climate Classification of Texas: A Multivariate Statistical Approach. Advisor: Dr. Eyton.

May 2003, David Viertel. Lidar Evaluation of Housing Characteristics: Austin, Texas. Advisor: Dr. Eyton.

August 2004, Carol Reidy. Evaluation of a Junior Master Naturalist Curriculum. Advisor: Dr. Earl.

December 2004, Jennifer Schoenfeld. Geographic Criteria in Redistricting Texas: 2001, 2003. Advisor: Dr. Bryan.

May 2005, Beth Cooper. What Are High School Students’ perceptions of Environmental Problems in their Community? Advisor: Dr. Stea.

May 2005, Abigail Squires. A Geographic Understanding of Victims of Burglary in San Antonio, TX. Advisor: Dr. Lu.

May 2005, Rachel Bailey. National Geography Standards Inclusion in Mandatory and Voluntary State Curriculum Frameworks. Advisor: Dr. Boehm.

May 2005, Gwen Brunet. Viability of Rainwater Catchment Systems: Estimates for the San Antonio, Texas Water Systems. Advisor: Dr. Earl.

December 2005, Keith Smith. Geographic Factors in Manufacturing Housing Siting. Advisor: Dr. Day

December 2005, John Klier. Remote Sensing Techniques for Property Evaluation. Advisor: Dr. Eyton.

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December 2005, Allison Echlin. Interractions Between Fire and Phytophagous Insects in Glacier National Park, Montana. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

May 2006, Ellen Cagle. Impact of Feral Hog Distrubance on Gloden Cheek Warbler Habitat. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

May 2006, Joseph Kleeman, Population Change in Texas Panhandle Counties. Advisor: Dr. Day.

Ph.D. STUDENTS: RESEARCH COMMITTEE

May 2000, Lisa DeChano. Geohazard Perception in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

May 2002, William Monfredo. Tornado Scars: Long Term Imprints of Disaster on the Texas Landscape. Advisor: Dr. Tiefenbacher.

August 2002, Lisa Prosperie. Visualizing Volcanic Hazards: A Systematic Approach Using National Land Cover Data for Sustainable Mitigation. Advisor: Dr. Eyton.

May 2004, Lynn Resler. Microclimate/Plant Interactions in Glacier National Park. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

August 2004, Forrest Wilkerson. Magnitude and Frequency of Debris Flows in Glacier National Park. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

December 2004, Ginger Schmid. Soil/Climate Interactions in Glacier National Park. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

December 2005, David Rutherford. An Investigation into Geography’s Subject Matter and Disciplinary Identities through the Lens of Geographic Education. Advisor: Dr. Boehm.

May 2006, Elaine Foster. Longitudinal Study of Changing Attitudes to Geography Education. Advisor: Dr. Boehm

August 2006, Dawna Cerney. Landscape Change in Waterton National Park. Advisor: Dr. Butler.

December 2006. Nancy Middlebrook. Content Analysis of Map Use in Geography Textbooks. Advisor: Dr. Petersen

May 2007. Tom Nolan. Geographic Analysis of Sergeant York Battlefield Using Historical GIS. Advisor: Dr. Giordano.

Ph.D. STUDENTS: CURRENT RESEARCH COMMITTEE

David Viertel. Topic: Linkages Between Urban Form and socio-Demographic Experience in San Antonio, Texas. Advisor: Dr. Eyton.

Carol Sawyer. Topic: Frost Upheaval in Glacier National Park. Advisor: Dr. Butler

Emariana Taylor. Topic: Landscape Ecology and Mexican Free-trail Bat Colonization. Advisor: Dr. Butler

Zac Moore. Topic: History of Curriculum Development in Physical Geography. Advisor: Dr. Boehm.

Audrey Mohan. Topic: Factors Influencing Teacher’s Career Choices in Geography Education. Advisor: Dr. Boehm.

Melody Warren. Topic: Geography Education Concepts in US National Parks. Advisor: Dr. Muniz.

Melinda Casey. Topic: TBD. Advisor: Dr. Boehm

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Mary Curtis. Topic: TBD. Advisor: Dr. Boehm

Brian Earle. Topic: TBD. Advisor: Dr. Boehm

Eric Samson. Topic: Land Organization and Conflict in Rural Chiapas, Mexico. Advisor: Dr. Blanchard.

Mindy Conyers. Topic: TBD. Advisor: Dr. Fonstad

Steve Schermerhorn. Topic: Death Valley National Park. Advisor: Dr. Butler

Greg Klaus. Topic: Alternative Energy Sources, Wind. Advisor: Dr. Blanchard

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

Graduate Course in Extreme Weather and Climate Graduate Course in Geodesy for Geographers and GIScience Graduate Course in Environmental Geography of the Coastal Zone Fourth-year Course in Environmental Geography of the Yellowstone Region Second-year Course in Introduction to Environmental Geography First-year Course in Introduction to Meteorology with Lab

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) d. Chapters in Books: Note * indicates publication since last promotion

*Dixon, Richard W. “Training the Force: Bioclimatological Considerations For Military Basic Training.” In Palka, Eugene J. and Francis A. Galgano, Jr. Military Geography: From Peace To War. Boston: McGraw Hill. 2005.

*Dixon, Richard W. “Military Affairs and Climate.” In Oliver, J. 2005. Encyclopedia of World Climatology. Dordrecht: Springer Publishing, p. 503 – 505.

*Dixon, Richard W. “The Battle of New Orleans: A Physical Geographic Analysis.” In Harmon, R., J. Ehlen, and D. Caldwell, Eds. 2004. Studies in Military Geology and Geography. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, p 147 – 154.

Dixon, Richard W. “Bioclimatological Considerations For Military Basic Training.” In Palka, Eugene J. and Francis A. Galgano, Jr. The Scope of Military Geography: Across The Spectrum From Peacetime To War. New York: McGraw Hill. 2001.

Dixon, Richard W. "Baseline Climatology of Summer Heat Stress Hazard in Texas." in Norwine, J., J. R. Giardino, G.R. North, and J.B. Valdes, Eds., The Changing : Predictability and Implications for the Future. College Station: GeoBooks. 1995.

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2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: Note * indicates publication since last promotion

*Bailey, Rachel M. and Richard W. Dixon. “National Geography Standards Inclusion in Mandatory and Voluntary State Curriculum Frameworks.” Research in Geographic Education. Submitted February 2007. Accepted with Revisions July 2007. Final Acceptance September 2007.

*Earl, Richard, Richard Dixon and C. Andrew Day. “Long Term Precipitation and Water Supply Variability in South-Central Texas.” Papers and Proceedings of the 2006 Applied Geography Conference. Vol. 29, p. 11-22.

*Brown, Rebecca P. and Richard W. Dixon. “A Dome Over Home. Does San Antonio Need a Domed Baseball Stadium?” Papers and Proceedings of the 2006 Applied Geography Conference. Vol. 29, p. 302-310.

*Dixon, Richard W., Rebecca P. Brown and Jonathan Herbert. “Historical Climatology of South Texas Tornadoes: Frequency, Magnitude, and Vulnerability.” South Texas Studies Journal 2006, p. 100 - 116.

*Earl, Richard and Richard W. Dixon. “Reassessment of Storm and Flood Probabilities in South-Central Texas.” Physical Geography, 26(5), September-October 2005, p. 365 - 378.

*Dixon, Richard W., J. Ronald Eyton and David R. Butler. “Stereo Photography for Flood Hazard Recovery Visualization.” Physical Geography, 26(5), September-October, 2005, p. 409 - 422.

*Butler, David R., Richard W. Dixon and J. Ronald Eyton. “Introduction – The Central Texas Flood of 2002.” Physical Geography, 26(5), September-October 2005, p. 337 – 339.

*Dixon, Richard W., Jonathan Herbert and Jeffery Isom. “A Tropical Weather Vulnerability Assessment for Texas Coastal Counties.” Texas Journal of Science, 57(2), May 2005, p. 187 – 196.

*Dixon, Richard W. “Impact of ENSO Phase on Australian Shark Attack Frequency.” In Montz, B. and G. Tobin, Eds. Papers and Proceedings of the 2003 Applied Geography Conference.

Herbert, Jonathan and Richard W. Dixon. “Is the ENSO Phenomenon Changing Due to Global Warming?” Physical Geography, 23(3), May 2002, p. 196 – 211.

Herbert Jonathan and Richard W. Dixon. “Deaths and Injuries from Tornados in Texas.” In Montz, B. and G. Tobin, Eds. Papers and Proceedings of the 2002 Applied Geography Conference.

Dixon, Richard W. “Interannual Variations in South Texas Climate.” In Montz, B. and G. Tobin, Eds. Papers and Proceedings of the 2002 Applied Geography Conference.

Bigler, Wendy, David R. Butler and Richard W. Dixon. “Beaver-Pond Sequence Morphology and Sedimentation in Northwestern Montana.” Physical Geography, 22(6), November 2001, p. 531 – 540.

Dixon, Richard W. and Dennis E. Fitzsimons. “Toward A Quantified Hurricane Vulnerability Assessment for Texas Coastal Counties.” Texas Journal of Science, 53(4), November 2001, p. 345 – 352.

Dixon, Richard W., David R. Butler and Kate McAfee. “The Use of Remotely Sensed Imagery as a Pedagogic Tool for Natural Hazards Education.” Geocarto International, 16(3), September 2001, p. 71 – 74. Co-authors, David R. Butler and Kate McAfee.

Dixon, Richard W. “Climatology of the Freeman Ranch, Hayes County, Texas.” Freeman Ranch Publication Series No. 3-2000. Freeman Ranch Management Committee, Southwest Texas State University. May 2000.

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Dixon, Richard W., David R. Butler, Lisa Dechano and Julie Henry. “Avalanche Hazard in Glacier National Park: An El Niño Connection?” Physical Geography, 20(6), November- December 1999.

Dixon, Richard W. “A Benefit/Cost Index for Evaluating Threshold Temperatures for Excessive Heat Advisories.” National Weather Digest, 23(3), September 1999, p. 3-6.

Dixon, Richard W. “A Heat Index Climatology for the .” National Weather Digest, 22(1), December 1997, p. 16 – 21.

Dixon, Richard W. “Climatology and Multinational Sporting Events, Atlanta 1996.” Bulletin American Meteorological Society, 77(4), April 1996, p. 771 – 772.

b. Non-refereed Articles: Note * indicates publication since last promotion

*Dixon, Richard W. “Operational Climatology.” In Specialized Operational Services Committee Report. Newsletter, National Weather Association, Vol. 4(10), October 2004.

*Dixon, Richard W. “Physical Geography and the Battle of New Orleans.” Proceedings, International Conference on Military Geology and Geography, West Point, NY June 2003.

Dixon, Richard W. “Hazardous Heat Advisories, An Investigation of Changing Threshold Temperatures.” Preprints, American Meteorological Society 11th Conference on Applied Climatology, Dallas, TX, January 1999.

Dixon, Richard W. “Summer Heat Mortality and Advisory Threshold Heat Index Temperatures.” Preprints, American Meteorological Society 10th Conference on Applied Climatology, Reno, NV, October 1997.

Dixon, Richard W. "Summertime Heat Stress in Texas." Preprints, American Meteorological Society, 11th Conference on Biometeorology and Aerobiology, San Diego, CA, March 1994.

Dixon, Richard W. "Climatology of Summer Heat Stress Hazard in Texas." Preprints, American Meteorological Society, 8th Conference on Applied Climatology, Anaheim, CA (co- author, Lans Rothfusz, National Weather Service, Fort Worth, TX), January 1993.

5. Book Reviews: Note * indicates publication since last promotion

*Review of: Oxford New Concise World Atlas. Research in Geographic Education. Accepted June 2007.

Review of: Environmental Geology; Geology and the Human Environment. Geomorphology 24(1998) 363 - 366.

6. Other:

Fitzsimons, D., B. Augustin, R. Dixon, and J. Ronald Eyton, Eds. Texas Outline Map Series: The Texas Atlas Project. Dept. Geography & Planning, SWT, Fall 1998.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

*April 2007. “Retired Hurricane Names of the Atlantic Basin.” Poster at the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Page 8 of 13 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

*October 2006. “Best Teaching Practices of College Teachers.” Invited presentation at the National Council for Geographic Education Annual Meeting. Lake Tahoe, NV.

*March 2006. “El Nino and Golf.” Invited presentation at the United States Golf Association Regional Meeting. Houston, Texas.

*March 2006. “Impacts of Climate Change on Water.” Invited presentation at the Leadership Austin Meeting. San Marcos, Texas.

*March 2006. “Military Affairs and Climate.” Presented at the 2006 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers.

*February 2006. “Historical Climatology of South Texas Tornadoes: Frequency, Magnitude, and Vulnerability.” Presented as an Invited Lecture at the 2006 John W. Stormont Lectures on South Texas. Victoria, Texas.

*October 2005. “The South Texas Christmas 2004 Snow Event: A Climatological Perspective.” Presented at the 2005 Annual Meeting of the National Weather Association.

*April 2005. “Newspaper Weather Pages: A Content Analysis Study.” Presented at the 2005 Annual Meeting Association of American Geographers.

*March 2005. “A Tropical Weather Vulnerability Assessment for Texas Coastal Counties.” Presented at the Coastal Geo-Tools 2005 Conference.

*October 2004. “Newspaper Weather: A Content Analysis Study of Newspaper Weather Pages.” Presented at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the National Weather Association.

*October 2004. “Impact Of Interannual Climate Variability On Texas Tornado Occurrence.” Rebecca P. Brown and Richard W. Dixon. Presented at the 2004 Applied Geography Conference.

*March 2004. “Ben Franklin, an American Geographer.” Presented at the 2004 Annual Meeting Association of American Geographers.

*November 2003. “Impact of ENSO Phase on Australian Shark Attack Frequency.” Presented at the 2003 Applied Geography conference.

*September 2003. “Stereo Photography as a Visualization Tool in Post-flood Recovery.” Presented at Living in Flood Alley: Lessons to Learn. Sponsored by The International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources and The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority.

*September 2003. “Reassessment of Storm and Flood Probability in South Central Texas.” With Rich Earl. Presented at Living in Flood Alley: Lessons to Learn. Sponsored by The International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources and The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority.

June 2003. “Physical Geography and the Battle of New Orleans.” Presented at the International Conference on Military Geology and Geography.

March 2003. “Interannual Climate Variability and Shark Attacks.” Presented at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. November 2002. “The Canyon Dam Flood of July 2002; Analysis and Visualization of an Extreme Hydro-geomorphic Event.” Panel Organizer and Discussant. Presented at the 2002 Southwest Regional Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. October 2002. “Interannual Variations in South Texas Climate.” Presented at the 2002 Applied Geography Conference.

October 2002. “Deaths and Injuries from Tornados in Texas.” Presented at the 2002 Applied Geography conference. Co-presenter: Jonathan Herbert.

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March 2002. “Impact of ENSO Phase on Yellowstone Lake Discharge.” Presented at the 2002 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers.

March 2002. “Clast Size Variation of Sorted Periglacial Patterned Ground in the White Mountains of California.” Presented at the 2002 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Co-presenters: Forrest Wilkerson, Mark Jeffery Cook and Ginger Schmid.

November 2001. “ENSO and Texas.” Panel leader and discussant. Presented at 2001 Applied Geography Conference/SWAAG.

April 2001. “Hazardous Waste.” Guest lecturer United States Military Academy, West Point. Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering.

February 2001. “Bioclimatological Considerations for Military Basic Training.” Presented at the 2001 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers.

November 2000. “Temperature Trends in Urbanized Areas.” Presented at the 2000 Southwest Regional Meeting of the Association of American Geographers.

May 2000. “Texas Hurricanes: Evaluation of a Century of Risk.” Presented at the American Meteorological Society 12th Conference on Applied Climatology.

April 2000. “A Century of Texas Hurricanes.” Presented at the 2000 Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting.

October 1999. “Meteorological and Climatological Aspects of the Great Central Texas Flood of October, 1998.” Presented at the 1999 Southwest Regional Meeting of the Association of American Geographers.

March 1999. “Avalanche Hazard in Glacier National Park; an El Niño Connection?” Presented at the 1999 Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting. January 1999. “Hazardous Heat Advisories, An Investigation of Changing Threshold Temperatures” presented at the American Meteorological Society 11th Conference on Applied Climatology.

October 1998. “New Heat Advisory Thresholds?!” Poster presentation at National Weather Association 23rd Annual Meeting.

October 1997. “Summer Heat Mortality and Advisory Threshold Heat Index Temperatures” presented at the American Meteorological Society 10th Conf. on Applied Climatology.

October 1997. “Impact of Changing Advisory Threshold Heat Index Temperatures” presented at the National Weather Association 22nd Annual Meeting.

October 1997. “Historic Hydroclimatic Variability in the Edwards Region, Texas” presented with Rich Earl at the Applied Geography/SWAAG Conference

November 1996. “Climatology of Central Texas.” Poster presentation at SWT Environmental Education in High School Conference, San Marcos, TX.

March 1995. "Climatology of Heat Stress Hazard in the Southern United States." 1995 Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

October 1994. "Climatology and Multinational Sporting Events." Association of American Geographers Southwest Region meeting, Hot Springs AR.

March 1994. "Summertime Heat Stress in Texas." American Meteorological Society, 11th Conference on Biometeorology and Aerobiology, San Diego, CA.

May 1993. "Baseline Climatology of Summer Heat Stress Hazard in Texas." Texas A&M University College of Geosciences and Maritime Studies, First Texas Climate Symposium, College Station, TX.

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January 1993. "Climatology of Summer Heat Stress Hazard in Texas." American Meteorological Society, 8th Conference on Applied Climatology, Anaheim, CA (co-author, Lans Rothfusz, National Weather Service, Fort Worth, TX).

October 1992. "Climatology of Texas Summer Heat Stress." Association of American Geographers Southwest Region meeting, Denton, TX.

October 1991. "Evidence of a Transition Climate Across the Balcones Escarpment." Association of American Geographers Southwest Region meeting, Nacogdoches, TX.

May 1991. "GNIS: A "New" Cartographic Database for GIS." Texas Natural Resources Information Service GIS Data Exchange Forum, Austin, TX.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations:

*October 2006. “Best Teaching Practices of College Teachers.” Invited presentation at the National Council for Geographic Education Annual Meeting. Lake Tahoe, NV.

*March 2006. “El Nino and Golf.” Invited presentation at the United States Golf Association Regional Meeting. Houston, Texas.

*March 2006. “Impacts of Climate Change on Water.” Invited presentation at the Leadership Austin Meeting. San Marcos, Texas.

April 2001. “Hazardous Waste.” Guest lecturer United States Military Academy, West Point. Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering.

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

*“Precipitation and Evaporation Trends in Texas.” United States Environmental Protection Agency. Funded $88,000, September 2006.

*“Irrigation Water Management Issues for Texas Golf Courses.” United States Environmental Protection Agency. Funded $60,000, September 2006.

*“Travel to Collections: Early Climatology Textbooks.” Helen and John S. Best Fellowship Program, American Geographical Society Library. Funded $375, November 2005.

*“Hazardous Summer Heat: Risk Communication Issues for Texas.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center – Quick Response Grant, October 2000. Funded $1500 with annual renewal 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005.

“The July 2002 Flood in Central Texas. Beyond the 100-Year Flood: Lessons to be Learned.” SWT International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources and United States Geological Survey, September 2002. $24653.00, Funded: $10,000. Co-PI: Rich Earl.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

*“Content Analysis of Early Climatology Textbooks.” Texas State University Library Research Grant Program 2004. Funded $750.

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IV. SERVICE

A. University:

Director, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research. September 2003 – June 2005, Associate Director June: 2005 – August 2007

Member, University Search Committee for Mitte Chair in Water and GISci, 2006 - current.

Member, University Graduation Speaker Committee AY00 – current

Member, University Review SACS Publications Sub-committee AY98, AY99

Member, College of Liberal Arts Geography Chair Search Committee AY04.

Geography Department representative to College of Liberal Arts Research Advisory Committee AY99 - AY07

B. Departmental:

Member, Undergraduate Committee AY97 – AY02

Member, Graduate Committee AY04 - current

Member, Evaluation Committee AY06

Member, Budget Committee AY03 - AY04

Member, Library Committee AY97 - current

Concentration Advisor, Physical Geography AY97 - current

Member, multiple faculty search committees

C. Community:

Invited speaker San Marcos Sunrise Club

Invited speaker numerous San Marcos elementary schools

Member, United States Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship Committee

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D. Professional:

Editorial Board Member, National Weather Digest. (2003 – current)

Editorial Board member, Physical Geography. (2002 – current)

Manuscript Reviewer: International Journal of Climatology, Geomorphology, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, The Geographical Bulletin.

Co-chair, National Weather Association Specialized Operational Services Committee (Operational Climatology) (2005 – current)

Association of American Geographers Meridian Book Award Committee (2007 – current)

President, Association of American Geographers Military Geography Specialty Group (2005- 2007)

Vice President, Association of American Geographers Military Geography Specialty Group (2003 - 2004)

Registration chair, 1999 SWAAG meeting in San Marcos.

E. Organizations

2. Professional:

Association of American Geographers American Geophysical Union American Meteorological Society National Council for Geographic Education National Weather Association Oceanography Society Texas Academy of Sciences

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I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

A. NAME: Richard A. Earl TITLE: Professor

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Ph.D. 1983. Arizona State University Major: Physical Geography. Minor: Geology Dissertation: The Hydrology and Climatology of the Skunk Creek Basin During Holocene Time

M.A. 1979. California State University, Northridge Major: Geography. Minor: Geology Thesis: Pleistocene Lake Danby, Southeastern San Bernardino County, California

B.A. 1972. University of California at Los Angeles Majors: Geography and Political Science (cum laude)

C. UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE

Texas State University Professor 2007-present Department of Geography

Texas State University Undergraduate Program 2005-present Department of Geography Coordinator

Texas State University Associate Professor 1997-2007 Department of Geography

Southwest Texas State University Assistant Professor 1991-1997 Department of Geography and Planning

Bowling Green State University Visiting Asst. Professor 1990-1991 Department of Geography

New Mexico State University Geography Program 1985-1990 Department of Earth Sciences Coordinator

New Mexico State University Assistant Professor 1983-1990 Department of Earth Sciences

Arizona State University Teaching Associate 1979-1982 Department of Geography (full class responsibility)

California State University, Northridge Faculty Assistant 1977-1979 Department of Geography (full class responsibility) D. RELEVENT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Land Use Economics Corporation Landuse Analyst 1977-1979 Los Angeles, California

Environmental Science, Consulting and Remote Sensing Analyst 1976-1978 Technology Corporation, Los Angeles, California.

II. TEACHING

A. TEACHING RELATED HONORS AND AWARDS

ACHIEVEMENT IN GIS AWARD from the Texas State Student Organization in Geographic Information Science—2004.

FAVORITE PROFESSOR AWARD from the Graduate Forum, SWT Department of Geography—2003.

FAVORITE PROFESSOR AWARD from the SWT Chapter of Alpha Chi, interdisciplinary national scholarship honor society.—2003.

DISTINQUISHED TEACHING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD from the National Council for Geographic Education—2002.

STEPHANIE GOODBREAD ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD from the Southwest Texas State University Honors program—Fall 2000-Spring 2001.

Faculty Advisor, CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARD, from Gamma Theta Upsilon, international geography student honor society (>160 active chapters)—1997, 2004.

TOP TEN FACULTY AWARD from Associated Students of New Mexico State University—Spring 1990.

B. COURSES TAUGHT

Texas State University/Southwest Texas State University (1991-present) World Geography Physical Environment United States and Canada Europe Oceanography Geomorphology Water Resources (Undergraduate and Graduate) Environmental Management (Undergraduate and Graduate) Environmental Hazards and Land Management

II. B. COURSES TAUGHT, Texas State University, cont

Field Methods (Undergraduate and Graduate) Regional Field Studies (Undergraduate and Graduate) Applied Physical Geography (Graduate) Seminar on Geographic Aspects of Water (Ph.D) Teaching Environmental Sciences (Graduate) Geography of the Southwest (Undergraduate and Graduate)

Bowling Green State University (1990-1991) World Regional Geography Cultural Environment Meteorology

New Mexico State University (1983-1990) Survey of Geography Physical Geography World Regional Geography Map Use Broadcast Meteorology North America New Mexico Geomorphology Arid Environments Wine Regions of the World Environmental Planning Fluvial and Environmental Geomorphology (Graduate) Late Quaternary Environments (Graduate) Desert Ecosystems (Graduate and Undergraduate) Field Methods (Graduate and Undergraduate)

Arizona State University (1979-1982) Physical Geography (lecture and lab sections)

California State University, Northridge (1977-1979) Physical Geography (lecture and lab sections)

C. GRADUATE THESES/DISSERTATIONS—Completed Degrees

Ph.D. Dissertation Committee Member

James Vaughan, “Growth and Change in a Paradigmatic Region: Is it Sustainable? Does Planning make a Difference?” December 2006.

Paul S. Sutton, “Human Migration Processes and Water Quality in the Austin-San Antonio Corridor.” December 2001.

II. C. Ph.D. Dissertation Committee Member, cont.

Xinnong Zhou, “Geographic Concentrations of Lung Cancer Mortality in Texas and their Relationships to Environmental and Sociological Conditions.” December 2000.

Todd W. Votteler, "Water from a Stone: The Limits of the Sustainable Development of the Texas .” May 2000—first Ph.D. granted by the Department of Geography and by Southwest Texas State University.

Masters’ Theses Completed (Chair)

C. Andrew Day, “Groundwater Contaminant Concentrations of Land Use Categories for the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer, TX .” 2007, 88 p.

Emily E. Manderson, “Species Composition on Four Basalt Flows at El Malpais National Monument, New Mexico.” 2002, 71 p.

Humberto Ramos, “Evaluating the Effectiveness of the San Antonio Water System Residential “Kick the Can” Retrofit Program.” 2002, 43 p.

Dina Marie Zamarripa, “The Effects of Urban Development on Recharge of the Edwards Aquifer in San Antonio/Bexar County, Texas.” 2002, 67 p.

James E. Michalk, "The Effect of Urbanization on Highest Maximum and Highest Mean Summer Stream Temperatures: Trinity and Basins, Texas." 2000, 501 p.

Michelle Christopher, "An Analysis of the Effect of Effluent from A.E. Wood State Fish Hatchery on the San Marcos, River.” 1998, 51 p.

Albert El-Hage, "Water Reuse in Agriculture: Use of Treated Wastewater for Irrigation in Jordan." 1998, 64 p.

Kelley A. Anderson, "Environmental Factors Affecting Protection and Propagation of the Longnose Darter.” 1997, 146 p.

Stephen Bayles, "Industrial Groundwater Conservation Methods: An Analysis of Using Central Arizona Project Water for Industrial Processes in the Tucson Active Management Area.” 1997, 64 p.

Meredith A. Beckner, "Water Quality of Streams of the Nueces and San Antonio River Basins in Edwards, Real, and Bandera Counties." 1995, 91 p.

David M. Sherrill, "Guidelines for a Comprehensive Mitigation Management Plan for Texas Coastal Wetlands," 1994. 196 p.

II. C. GRADUATE THESES/DISSERTATIONS—Completed Degrees, cont.

Masters’ Directed Research Reports Completed (Chair)

Anderson, Bryan, “The Impacts of Storm Water Runoff from Residential Construction Activity and Effectiveness of Regulatory Enforcement on Water Quality in the Upper Plum Creek Watershed of Central Texas.” 2006.

Bailey, Kevin, “Assessing the Impact of Precipitation Events on the San Marcos River as a Contact Recreation Waterway.” 2005.

Kristy Knaupp, “An Environmental Assessment of the Proposed City of Marble Falls, Texas Industrial Park.” 2004.

Carol Ready, “Development of a Junior Master Naturalist Program for Texas.” 2004.

Grady Reed, “Development of a Daily Water Demand Model for Selected Texas Cities: A Comparison of Daily Climate Variations on Water Demand.” 2004.

Aaron Buck, “Constructed Wetland Types and Nonpoint Source Pollution Mitigation in Urban Watersheds.“ 2003.

Drew Engelke, “A Reassessment of the Clopton Crossing Dam and Reservoir on the Blanco River, south-central Texas.” 2003.

Robert B Botto, “Watershed Impervious Cover and Population Density in Austin, Texas: A Functional Relationship.” 2002.

David E. Pritchard, “An Analysis of the Effects of Changes in Land Use on Floodplains of Helotes, Creek 1953-2002.” 2002.

Jon Becker, “Pinpointing the No-Point Sources: The Relationships Between Land Use and Water Quality in Austin, TX Watersheds.” 2001.

Greg Adamietz, "An Analysis of the October 1998 Flood and the 100-year FEMA Floodplain Along the San Marcos River Using DOQQ Imagery.” 2000.

H. Edward Wilcut, "A Comparison of Water Consumption Patterns Between Bill Allocated and Non-Allocated Multifamily Residential Establishments in an Antonio, Texas." 2000.

Tara Masser, "The Influence of Artificial Channel Design on a Small Rural Stream in the Texas Hill Country." 1999.

Thomas Griffith, "Applying GIS to a Vulnerability Model for the Edwards Aquifer, in Comal County, Texas.” 1998.

II. C. GRADUATE THESES/DISSERTATIONS—Completed Degrees, cont.

Masters’ Directed Research Reports Completed (Chair), cont.

David Murdoch, "Modeling Flood Characteristics of the Sandy Creek Drainage Basin, Central Texas." 1998.

David Wilkins, “Effects of Landuse Changes on the Flooding Potential of Cypress Creek, Harris County, TX.” 1998.

Randle R. Nichols, "Eutrophication and the Central ." 1997.

Carol Stuewe, "An Analysis of Factors Affecting Residential Water Consumption in Texas." 1997.

Scott Yeager, "Ranking Closed Municipal Solid Waste Landfills (CMSWLF's) for Remedial Action in Harris County, Texas.” 1997.

Scott Davis, "Assessing Wastewater Disposal for Colonias in Cameron County, Texas." 1996.

Christopher Dolan, "A Risk Assessment of the Existing Underground Storage Tanks Located Within the Recharge and Transition Zones of the Edwards Aquifer in Bexar County, Texas.” 1996.

Ersin Sandal, "Landuse Effects on the Water Quality of the San Marcos River, Texas.”1996.

Mohammad Tangestani, "An evaluation of Best Management Practices (BMP's) to Control Nonpoint Source Pollution (NPS) at Pace Bend Park, Travis County, Texas.” 1996.

Committee Membership of Completed Masters Theses or Directed Research Reports

Kathie Alexander, 2001; Christy-Ann Archuleta, 2001; William M. Bass, 2005; Gwen Brunet, 2005; B.J. Carpenter, 1999; Timothy M, Cawthon, 2007; Mindy Conyers, 2003; Terry L. Davidson, 1995; Jonathan Frodge, 2006; Richard E. Gallacher, 1996; Lene Griego, 2004; Katherine Griffin, 2006; Lynne Hamlin, 2005; Dan Harrison, 1995; John D. Klier, 2005; Lauren Z. Maples, 2006; Elizabeth H. McDowell, 1997; Rain Nox, 2006; Marcus G. Ollington, 1998; Jason Pinchback, 2005; Brian Plaster, 2003; Phillip Rodriguez, 2004, Charles D. Russel, 1997; William C. Schall, 1987; Christopher Simek, 2003; Douglas P. Schomburg, 1995; Yvonne Rita Setser, 2000; Karen D. Starnes, 1998; Rebecca L. Ingram-Thompson, 1997; Sam Woods, 1996; James Vaughan, 1994. Thomas Wassenich, 2004. Jessica Elliot Woods, 2000.

C ½ Undergraduate Honors Thesis Chair

Rebecca S. Beard, “Measuring Greenness: A Study of the SWT Environmental Program.” May 2001.

D. COURSES PREPARED AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

GEO 3134, Water Quality Monitoring and Management, 2005 GEO 4341, Water Policy, 2005 GEO 7430, Field Methods, 2005 GEO 5395, Teaching Environmental Sciences, 2002 Water Studies B.S. Major 2000 GEO 4334, Groundwater Resources, 2000 GEO 4325, Fluvial Process, 2000 GEO 4310/5308, Regional Field Studies, 2000 Water Policy Certificate, 1998 GEO 7334, Seminar in Water Studies, 1996

GEOG 403, Desert Ecosystem, 1987 Minor in Meteorology, 1986 at New Mexico State University Masters of Applied Geography masters program at New Mexico State University 1986 GEOG 355, Arid Environments, 1986 GEOG 315, Broadcast Meteorology, 1986 GEOG 317/318, Synoptic Meteorology, 1986 GEOG 417/418, Dynamic Meteorology, 1986 GEOG 419, Weather Forecasting, 1986 GEOG 454, Quaternary Environments, 1985

E. FUNDED EXTERNAL TEACHING GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Director, Teaching Environmental Science Program, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality program for K-12 teachers, 2002, 2003, 2004. 2005, 2006, 2007 ($11,200-21,000/year)

“Teaching Environmental Science Supplemental Fund.” 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, (375-$825) from the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority. PI.

G. FUNDED INTERNAL TEACHING GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Program Director, Geography of Chile, 8-15 students, 19 days May 2007.

Program Director, Geography of Europe, 23 students, 26 days in Europe, June 2005 ($106,260 budget).

II. F. FUNDED INTERNAL TEACHING GRANTS AND CONTRACTS, CONT.

Program Director, Geography of the Southwest, 2004 (11 students, 20 days, $14,850 budget); 2006 (14 students, 22 days, $23,340)

Program Director, Geography of Europe, 31 students, 24 days in Europe, July 2001 ($123,810 budget).

Associate Director, Geography of Europe, 23 students, 21 days in Europe, June 1999.

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. WORKS IN PRINT

1. a. Books

2007. Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard A. Earl, Texas Water Atlas. College Station, TX Texas A&M Press, in press.

1. d. Chapters in Books

2005 Earl, Richard A. and Todd Votteler, "Major Water Issues Facing South- Central Texas," in Water for Texas. College Station, TX Texas A&M Press, p. 75-88.

1999. Petersen, James F. and Richard A. Earl, "Trends and Developments in University Level Geography Field Methods Course in the United States," in Fieldwork in Geography: Reflections, Perspectives and Actions. The Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers, p. 211-234.

1995. Earl, Richard A. and Troy Kimmel, "Means and Extremes: The Weather and Climate of South-Central Texas," in A Geographic Glimpse of Central Texas and the Borderlands: Images and Encounters. Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education, Pathways in Geography, Title No. 12, p. 31-40.

1990. Earl, Richard A. "A Lesson in Hydrology," in Whose Water is it Anyway? An Analysis of the Water Battle Between El Paso, Texas and New Mexico. Las Cruces, NM: Arroyo Press, Ch. 2, p. 3-8. Not Refereed.

1983. Earl, Richard A. "Paleohydrology of Skunk Creek, central Arizona," in Investigations of the Adobe Dam Project Area, Central Arizona. Flagstaff, AZ: Museum of Northern Arizona, Research Paper 27, Appendix I, p. 165-231.

2. a. ARTICLES, Refereed Journal Articles

a. Refereed Journal Articles

2007. Earl, Richard A. “The October 1998 Flood: Upper Guadalupe River System, Central Texas.” Great Plains Research 17: 3-16.

2006. Earl, Richard A., Richard W. Dixon, and C. Andrew Day. “Long Term Precipitation and Water Supply Variability in South-Central Texas.” Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 29: 11-22.

2005. Earl, Richard A., Jeffrey Mitchell, and Lance English, “Designing an Evaporation Pond for a Fleet Carwash.” Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 28: 28-35.

2005. Earl, Richard A. and Richard Dixon, “Reassessment of Storm and Flood Probabilities in South-Central Texas.” Physical Geography 26: 365-378.

2003. Paul B. Nagel and Richard A. Earl, “Bringing the Ocean into the Social Studies Classroom: What can Oceanography do for 6-12th Grade Social Studies?” The Social Studies 94:257-264.

2003. Earl, Richard A, Rachel D. Benke and Kristy Knaupp, “Analysis of the July 2002 Flood at the Canyon Dam Spillway, Guadalupe River, South-Central Texas.” Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 26:371- 379.

2002. Earl, Richard A. and Charles R. Wood, “Upstream Changes and Downstream Effects of the San Marcos River.” Texas Journal of Science 54 (1):69-88.

1996. Earl, Richard A. and Dallas L. Bash, "Response of Juniperus depeanna to Historic Environmental Change in South-Central New Mexico." The Southwestern Naturalist 41(3):227-238.

1996. Earl, Richard A. and Robert J. Czerniak, "Sunbelt Water War: The El Paso-New Mexico Water Conflict." The Social Science Journal 33:359-379.

1994. Earl, Richard A. and John A. Harrington, Jr. "Relationship of Rio Grande Headwaters Precipitation and Discharge to Southern Oscillation Index." Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 17:16-24.

1991. Earl, Richard A. and Steve Pasternack. "The Role of Television Weathercasts in Geographic Education." The Journal of Geography 90:113-117.

1990. Pasternack, Steve and Richard A. Earl, "Weathercasting on the Evening News: An Overview from a National Survey." Southwestern Mass Communications Journal 6:34-39.

II. A. 3. Published Abstracts

2004. “Essential Ingredients for a Successful Field Excursion.” Reviewed abstract, Final Program: Kansas City 89th Annual Meeting of the National council for Geographic Education, October 8-11, 2004, p. 64.

2003. “Environmental Science Education Programs: Opportunities for geographers.” Reviewed Abstract, Final Program: Salt Lake City, 88th Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, October 8-11, 2003, p. 66.

2003. “Reassessment of Extreme Precipitation and Flood Potentials, Guadalupe- Blanco River Basins, South-Central Texas.” Abstracts: The Association of American Geographers 99th Annual Meeting, 4- 8 March 2003, New Orleans, LA.

2002. “Rainfall-Streamflow Relationships in the Eastern Texas Hill County.” Abstracts: The Association of American Geographers 98th Annual Meeting 19- 23 March 2002, Los Angeles, CA.

2001. “San Antonio, Texas Water Supply Options.” Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences, p. 381.

2001. “San Antonio Adjusts to Edwards Aquifer Mandates.” Abstracts: The Association of American Geographers 97th Annual Meeting 27 February - 3 March 2001, New York.

2000. “San Marcos River: Lessons from a ‘500 year’ Flood Event.” Abstracts: The Association of American Geographers 96th Annual Meeting 4-8 April 2000, Pittsburgh, PA. p. 72.

1999. “Droughts in the Edwards Aquifer Region, Texas.” Abstracts: The Association of American Geographers 95th Annual Meeting 23 –27 March 1999, Honolulu, Hawaii. p. 159.

1997. "Optimal, Hypothetical, and Realistic Management Strategies for the San Marcos River. Abstracts: The Association of American Geographers 93rd Annual Meeting 1-5 April 1997, Fort Worth, Texas. p. 69.

1996. "Upstream Changes, Downstream Effects, San Marcos River, TX." Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 19:329.

1994. "Response of the Upper Rio Grande to ENSO Events." AAG San Francisco: Looking Beyond the Golden Gate: Environment, Space and Place, Abstracts, (Annual Meeting, Association of American Geographers), p. 94.

Published Abstracts, cont.

1993. "Managing and Modeling a Dilemma: Springflow from and the Endangered Species Act." Proceedings and Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 16:151-152.

1992. "Resolution of the El Paso vs. New Mexico Water Conflict." Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Diego.

1991. "Desertification in South Central New Mexico since 1840." 1991 Annual Meeting Abstracts: Association of American Geographers Miami, Florida 13-17 April, p. 53.

1990 "Juniper as a Precipitation Indicator," Fall Meeting, Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Austin, TX, October 1990.

1989. "Rebirth of the New Mexico Wine Industry," Fall Meeting, Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Albuquerque, NM, October 1989.

1989. " and Gravel Quarrying in the Basin and Range Region of New Mexico: Optimal Locations, Management, and Environmental Impacts." Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 11:196.

1989. "Climatic Variability and Environmental Dynamics in South-Central New Mexico during the Late Holocene." 1989 AAG Annual Meeting, March 19-22, Program and Abstracts, (Association of American Geographers), p. 49.

1988. "Casino to Canyon". 1988 AAG Annual Meeting Program and Abstracts, April 6-10, Phoenix, (Association of American Geographers), p. LXIV.

1988. "Sunbelt Water War: The El Paso, Texas vs. New Mexico Water Suit." 1988 AAG Annual Meeting Program and Abstracts, April 6-10, Phoenix, (Association of American Geographers), p. 46.

1988. "Episodic Eolian Activity in South-Central New Mexico and West Texas during the Middle and Late Holocene," Proceedings, Annual Meeting, Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Las Cruces, NM, April 1988 5(1):31.

1986. "Using Geographic Techniques to Locate Gravel Quarries in Doña Ana County, New Mexico," Journal of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science, Proceedings Supplement 21:26.

1984. "Flood Frequency and Arroyo Cutting." Journal of the Arizona Nevada Academy of Science, Proceedings Supplement 19:XX.

Published Abstracts, cont.

1982. "Effects of Climatic Change and Human Activities on the Regime of Skunk Creek, Central Arizona During Late Holocene Time." AAG Program Abstracts: San Antonio 1992, (Association of American Geographers), p. 184-185.

1981. "Effects of Channel Sediments on the Regimen of Skunk Creek, Central Arizona." Program Abstracts of the Association of American Geographers, 1981. p. 187.

1980. "Late Pleistocene Lake Danby: Southeastern San Bernardino County, California." Yearbook of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers 42: 157.

1980. Determination of Climatic Change and Paleohydrology from Vegetation Displacement during Late Quaternary Time." Journal of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science, Proceedings Supplement 15:34.

III. A. 4. REPORTS. Refereed Technical Reports

2003. “Technical Report Addressing Issues related to the Issuance of General Permits for Small Domestic Wastewater Facilities in Texas.” Technical Report WQD-002, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. 129 p. Co-author.

1989. Geomorphology of the Fillmore Gap Archeological Site, South Central New Mexico. El Paso Texas: U.S. Army Air Defense and Artillery Center, Fort Bliss Environment Office. 23 p.

1988. "Surficial Geology and Environmental Overview of Site 41EP2611, El Paso Southeast Cultural Resource Assessment," in Class III Survey and Testing of Cultural Resources in Proposed Flood Control System Right-of-Way, Southeastern El Paso, El Paso, County, Texas. Albuquerque, NM: Mariah and Associates, Inc, p. D-1-D-22. Co-Author with James L. Jordan.

1988. K.E. Kunkel, N.R. Malm, and R.A. Earl, Climate Guide, Las Cruces, 1851-1987. Las Cruces, NM: New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station, Research Report 623, 32 p.

1987. "Environmental Setting and Geomorphology of the NAHO Santa Teresa, New Mexico Archeological Site," in Excavations on the Navaho-Hopi Land Exchange near Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico, Office of Contract Archeology. Author.

Technical Reports—non refereed

2004. A Design for an Evaporation Pond for Effluent Produced by the Gary Job Corps Car Wash, San Marcos, Texas. San Marcos, TX: Gary Job Corps, 93 p.

1985. Locating Gravel Quarries in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. Las Cruces, NM: Doña Ana County Road Department, 52 p.

III. A. 5. Published Book Reviews

2005. “Latitude and the Magnetic Earth by Stephen Pumfrey.” The Geographical Bulletin 47: 60-61.

2005. “River Channel Management: Towards Sustainable Catchment Hydrosystems by Peter W. Downs and Kenneth J. Gregory.” Journal of Geography 104: 138-139.

2004. “Why Geography Matters: Three Challenges facing America: Climate Change, the Rise of China and Global Terrorism by Harm de Blij.” Research in Geographic Education 6: 62-65.

2001. “Quaternary Environments: Second Edition,” by Martin Williams et al.” Geomorphology 36:260-261.

1998. "The Desert Grassland, edited by Michael P. McClaran and Thomas R. Van Devender.” Southwestern American Literature 23(2):83-84.

1996. “Texas Weather: Second Edition, Revised by George W. Bomar." Southwestern American Literature 21(2):126-129.

1990. "Arid Zone Geomorphology by D.S.G. Thomas." Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 15:761-762.

1982. "From Fire to Flood: Historic Human Destruction of Sonoran Desert Riverine Oases by H.F. Dobyns." Latin America in Books 5(2):4

III. A. 6. Other

Article Provisionally Accepted Pending Final Edits

“Environmental Science Education Programs: Opportunities for Geographers.” Journal of Geography. Lead Author.

III. A. 6. Other, Article Submitted:

Blanchard-Boehm, R.D., R.A. Earl, J.H. Wachter, and E.J. Hanford. [under review]. "Limited Water and Geographical Perceptions of a Large Populace: Inherent Risk in Unassumed Vulnerability." Submitted to Population and Environment, Published by Springer-Verlag.

Field Trip Guide

“Barranca de Caliza, Field Trip Guide, May 2003. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, San Marcos, TX. Lead Author.

III. B. WORKS NOT IN PRINT

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings

2006. “Long Term Precipitation and Water Supply Variability in South-Central Texas.” Applied Geography Conference, Annual Meeting, October 2006, Tampa, FL.

2006. “Field Excursions and Undergraduate Academic Performance.” National Council for Geographic Education, Annual Meeting, October 2006, Lake Tahoe, NV.

2006. “Pediment Surfaces and Stream Terraces in Big Bend National Park, TX.” The Association of American Geographers 102nd Annual Meeting, March 2006, Chicago, IL.

2005. “Texas Watch: Opportunities for Geography Teachers.” 19th Annual All- Texas Geography Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, December 2005, San Marcos, TX.

2005. “Designing an Evaporation Pond for a Fleet Car Wash Facility.” Applied Geography Conference, Annual Meeting, November 2005, Washington, DC.

2005. “Field Excursions in an Uncertain World.” Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, October 2005, Birmingham, AL.

2005. “An Alternative Method for Calculating Storm Recurrence Intervals Based upon NCDC Historical Records from South-Central Texas.” The Association of American Geographers 101st Annual Meeting, April 2005, Denver, CO.

2004. “An Analysis of Structural Flood Control on the Upper Guadalupe River, TX 1998-2002.” The Association of American Geographers 100th Annual Meeting, March 2004, Philadelphia, PA.

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings, cont

2003. “Analysis of the July 2002 Flood at the Canyon Dam Spillway, Guadalupe River, South-Central Texas.” Applied Geography Conference, Annual Meeting, November 2003, Colorado Springs, CO.

2003. “Environmental Science Education Programs: Opportunities for Geographers.” Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, October 2003, Salt Lake City, UT.

2003. “TCEQ Teaching Environmental Science Program: Opportunities for Geographers.” 17th Annual All-Texas Geography Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, September 2003, Copperas Cove, TX.

2003. “Reassessment of Extreme Precipitation and Flood Potentials: Guadalupe- Blanco River Basins, South-Central Texas.” The Association of American Geographers 99th Annual Meeting, March 2003, New Orleans, LA.

2002. “Using Oceanography to Energize Social Studies.” Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, October 2002, Philadelphia, PA.

2002. “Rainfall-Streamflow Relationships in the eastern Texas Hill Country.” The Association of American Geographers 98th Annual Meeting, March 2002, Los Angeles, CA.

2001. “San Antonio, Texas Water Supply Options.” Applied Geography Conference, Annual Meeting, November 2001, Ft. Worth, TX.

2001. “San Antonio Adjusts to Edwards Aquifer Mandates.” The Association of American Geographers 97th Annual Meeting 27 February 3 March 2001, New York, NY.

2000. “San Marcos River: Lessons from a ‘500 year’ Flood Event.” The Association of American Geographers 96th Annual Meeting 4-8 April 2000, Pittsburgh, PA.

1999. “Droughts in the Edwards Aquifer Region, Texas.” The Association of American Geographers 95th Annual Meeting 23 –27 March 1999, Honolulu, Hawaii.

1999. “An Overview on Flood Hydrology and Probabilities.” Aftermath: Addressing the South-Central Floods of October 1998. Sponsored by the Edwards Aquifer Data and Research Center, April 1999, San Marcos, Texas.

1999. “An Update on the Status of the Undergraduate Field Methods Course.” Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, November 1999, Boston, MA.

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings, cont

1998. “Fundamental Geographic Themes in Water Resources.” Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, October 1998, Indianapolis, IN.

1997. "Optimal, Hypothetical, and Realistic Management Strategies for the San Marcos River. The Association of American Geographers 93rd Annual Meeting 1-5 April 1997, Fort Worth, Texas.

1996. "Floods and Droughts, Legal and Hydrologic Controls." Annual Meeting of the National Counsel for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, November 1996.

1996. "Upstream Changes, Downstream Effects, San Marcos River, TX." Annual Meeting, Applied Geography Conference, Kansas City, MO, October 1996.

1994. “Relationship of Upper Rio Grande Precipitation and Discharge to Southern Oscillation Index.” Annual Meeting, Applied Geography Conference, Akron, OH, October 1994.

1994. "Response of the Upper Rio Grande to ENSO Events.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, March 1994.

1993. "Managing and Modeling a Dilemma: Springflow from San Marcos Springs and the Endangered Species Act." Annual Meeting, Applied Geography Conference, Toronto, Canada, October 1993.

1992. "Resolution of the El Paso vs. New Mexico Water Conflict." Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April 1992.

1991. "Desertification in South Central New Mexico since 1840." Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, April 1991.

1990. "Juniper as a Precipitation Indicator." Fall Meeting, Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Austin, TX, October 1990.

1989. "Rebirth of the New Mexico Wine Industry." Fall Meeting, Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Albuquerque, NM, October 1989.

1989. "Climatic Variability and Environmental Dynamics in South-Central New Mexico during the Late Holocene." Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD, March 1989.

1988. "Sunbelt Water War: The El Paso, Texas vs. New Mexico Water Suit." annual Meeting, Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ, April 1988.

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings, cont

1988. "Episodic Eolian Activity in South-Central New Mexico and West Texas during the Middle and Late Holocene." Annual Meeting, Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Las Cruces, NM, April 1988.

1986. "Using Geographic Techniques to Locate Gravel Quarries in Doña Ana County, New Mexico." Annual Meeting of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science, Phoenix, AZ, March 1986.

1984. "Flood Frequency and Arroyo Cutting," Annual Meeting of the Arizona- Nevada Academy of Science, Tucson, AZ, March 1984.

1982. "Effects of Climatic Change and Human Activities on the Regime of Skunk Creek, Central Arizona During Late Holocene Time." Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX, April 1982.

1981. "Effects of Channel Sediments on the Regimen of Skunk Creek, Central Arizona." Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA, April 1981.

1980. "Interim Report: Hydrology and Climatology of the Skunk Creek Archaeological Site (NA15909) During Hohokam Time." Symposium of Southwestern Geology, Flagstaff, AZ, October 1980.

1979. "Late Pleistocene Lake Danby, Southeastern San Bernardino County, California." Annual Meeting of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, Santa Barbara, CA, June 1979. Paper awarded the Stella Louie Award for the best student paper in physical geography.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures

2006. “Understanding Water in Mexico and the U.S. Southwest.” Wednesday Voice, Campus Christian Community, San Marcos, TX., Sept. 2006.

2006. “Drought Planning, Regulation, and Management: Groundwater Resources.” Texas Geography Students Research Symposium, San Marcos, TX April 2006.

2006 “Christ and Vocation.” Bobcat Supper, Campus Christian Community, San Marcos, TX., March 2006.

2005. “Dealing with Loss of Relationships.” Bobcat Supper, Campus Christian Community, San Marcos, TX, November 2005.

Invited Talks and Lectures, cont.

2005. “A Geographer’s European Excursion.” Noon Kiwanis Club of San Marcos, TX, October 2005.

2003. “Reassessment of Storm and Flood Probabilities in South-Central Texas.” Texas State University International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources Symposium, Living in Flood Alley: Lessons to Learn, Sept. 2003.

2003. “When will the Next 100-Year Flood Occur?” San Marcos Senior’s Lecture Series, July 2003.

2001. “Major Water Issues of south-central Texas.” Center for Texas-Mexico Applied Research, October 2001 Meeting, San Marcos, TX.

2000. "Major Water Issues Facing South-Central Texas." presented at Water for Texas 2000 and Beyond. College Station, TX, Sept. 2000.

1994. "Management of the San Marcos River." with James R. Kimmel, San Marcos River Foundation, April, 1994.

1993. "Factors controlling Springflow from San Marcos Springs." Natural Resources Committee of the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce, Jan. 1993.

1985. "Assessing and Managing Flood Hazards in the Desert Southwest." presented to the Annual Meeting of the New Mexico Chapter of the American Planning Association, Las Cruces, NM, March 1985.

II. B. 3. Consultant

Textbook reviewer for McGraw-Hill, John Wiley, West, and Prentice Hall.

Expert witness testimony on flooding hazards before the Las Cruces (NM) City Council, Doña Ana (NM) County Supervisors, 1986-1989.

4. Workshops

“Preparing For, Seeking and Obtaining Professional Employment.” SWT Geography Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003.

"Applying for Graduate School," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, TX, April 1997. Panelist with four other faculty members from SWTSU.

"Water Woes: An Overview of Texas Water Resources," Spring Meeting of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March 1996.

Workshops, cont.

"Texas Landforms, Landform Processes, and Landform Regions," Spring Meeting of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March 1995.

"Teaching Ground-water Resource Management with an Interactive Computer Simulation Model," Fall Meeting of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Baytown, TX, September 1994.

"North American Deserts," Spring Meeting of the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March, 1994.

5. Exhibits

"Major Water Issues Facing New Mexico," exhibit at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History, Albuquerque, NM, 1986-1987. Co-Preparer with R.J. Czerniak and W.J. Gribb.

III. C. GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts

2003. “Texas Pollution Discharge Elimination System General Permit Research.” $116,235 from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Co-PI.

1999-2005. “Texas Watch Program.” $140,000-$400,000/year from the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission/Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Co-PI.

1990, 1989, 1988, "Climate Validation Project." $5,000/year from Western Region Climate Center. PI.

1988. “Paleo Environment of the Fillmore Gap Archeological Site." $750 from the Ft. Bliss Environmental Office. PI.

1987. "An Analysis of the El Paso Water Suit." $8,300 from the New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute. Co-PI.

1986. “Eolian Geomorphology and Environmental Overview of the Santa Teresa NAHO Archeological Site.” $700 from the University of New Mexico Office of Contract Archeology. PI.

1985. “New Mexico Water Atlas." $15,000 from the Frost Foundation. Co- PI.

Funded External Grants and Contracts, cont.

1984. "Locating Gravel Quarries in Doña Ana County, New Mexico." $6,000 from the Doña Ana County Road Department. PI.

1980. "Paleohydrology and Paleoenvironment of the Adobe Dam, AZ Archeological Site." $5,000 from the Museum of Northern Arizona. R.A.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts

2003. “A Methodological Approach for the Assessment of Extreme Precipitation Potentials: A Case Study in South-Central Texas” $15,364 Faculty Enhancement Grant. Co-PI.

2003. “Living in Flood Alley: Lessons to Learn.” $10,000 from the International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources. PI., Program Director.

1998 “A Network-Based Model for Water Availability and Water Rights Management of Texas Rivers.” $10,588 from the SWT Office of Research and Sponsored Program, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. Co-PI with Benjamin Zhan.

1998. “Rainfall-Streamflow Relationships at Freeman Ranch.” $4,700 from the Freeman Ranch Advisory Committee. PI.

1992. "Library Reference Materials on Water Resources Management," $250 from SWTSU. Co-PI with Terry Tilton.

1984. Geomorphic Reconnaissance of the Rio Grande Terraces new Las Cruces, New Mexico," $1,561 from the NMSU Arts and Sciences Research Center. PI.

IV. SERVICE

A. University

Member, Freeman Ranch Research Advisory Committee, 2006-present. Member, Dept. of Agriculture, Dept. Chair Search Committee, 2005-2006. Member, Freeman Ranch Operations Committee, 2004-present. Member, University Landscaping Committee, 2003-2005. Member, Selection Committee, Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2002. Faculty Advisor, Texas Watch Water Quality Program, 1999-2006. Member, University Suspension Appeals Committee, 1999-2001. Member, Freeman Ranch Advisory Committee, 1998-2001. Faculty Senate Department Liaison, 1996-1997, 2000-2004. Member, SWT Opening of the Semester Team, 1996-2000. Member, Drought Management Team, 1996-2000. Geography Liaison, Sierra Club State Meeting, Aquarena Springs, 1996. Member, SWT Shuttle Bus Committee, 1992-1993. Graduate Faculty: 1992-present (SWT-Texas State). Member, New Mexico State University Recycling Committee, 1989-1990. Chair, Arts and Sciences-NMSU Teacher Education Curriculum Committee. Member, Arts and Sciences-NMSU Planning Committee, 1987-1989.

B. Department

Undergraduate Programs Coordinator 2005-present. Member, and Chair (1994-1997) Scholarship and Awards Committee, 1994- present. Member, Scheduling Committee, 1995-1998. Member, Faculty Search Committees, 1995-present. Faculty Sponsor, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Geography Club, 1993-present. Member, By-Laws Committee, 1994-1995. Member, Curriculum Committee, 1992-1994. Coordinator, Geography Program, Department of Earth Sciences, 1985-1990. (my leadership increased the number of geography majors from 8 in 1985 to 48 in 1990-at the expense of my publications and my job!) Faculty Sponsor, Geographers and Planners Club, 1983-1990.

C. Community

Member, Technical Advisory Committee, Hill Country Alliance, 2007-present. Member, Flood Advisory Committee, City of San Marcos, 2005- present. Member and co-chair, Board of Directors, Upper San Marcos Watershed, Conservation, and Flood Control District, 2003-present. Member, Board of Directors, Campus Christian Community, 2003-present. Member, Gorge Science Committee, Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, 2003-present. Community, cont.

Member, Parks and Recreation Department Advisory Board, City of San Marcos, 1996-1998 (moved outside city limits, had to resign). Member, Edwards Underground Water District, Education Advisory Committee, 1992-1995. Member, and Chair of the Natural and Social Resources Sub-Committee, San Marcos Horizons Master Plan Committee, 1994-1995. Member, City of Las Cruces, NM Environmental Task Force, 1989-1990.

IV. D. Professional

Field Trip Organizer and Leader: Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference, 2006. Manuscript Reviewer: Southwestern Geographer, 2006. Manuscript Reviewer: Geographical Bulletin, 2006. Manuscript Reviewer: Geography in Higher Education, 2004. Chair, Scholarship Committee, Water Resources Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2001-2003. Manuscript Reviewer: Geomorphology, 2001. Local Arrangements Committee, Southwest Division, Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, San Marcos, TX, October 1999. Manuscript Reviewer: The Journal of Geography, 1998, 1995, 1994, 1992. Director, Water Resources Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 1997-2000. Executive Committee Member and Alumni Chapter Chair, Gamma Theta Upsilon, International Geography Honor Society, 1996-present. Local Arrangements Committee, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, TX, April 1997. Faculty Facilitator, Summer Teacher Institutes, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992. Judge, National Geography Bee, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, annually 1994-2000. Local Arrangements Committee, Director of Student Workers, National Council for Geographic Education, Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, October 1995. Proposal Reviewer, National Science Foundation, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002. Judge, Geo-Bowl-5th grade geography contest, San Marcos, TX, 1995, 1994, 1993. Manuscript Reviewer: Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1991. Manuscript Reviewer: The Journal of Cultural Geography, 1990. Local Arrangements Committee, Field Trip Co-Organizer and Leader, "Casino to Canyon--Las Vegas, NV, Grand Canyon, Creek Canyon," Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, April 1987. Geography and Geology Section Co-Organizer, Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science, Annual Meeting, Tempe AZ, March 1984.

E. ORGANIZATIONS

1. Honorary: Blue Key Gamma Theta Upsilon (International Geography Students Organization)

2. Professional American Association for the Advancement of Science American Water Resources Association Association of American Geographers National Council for Geographic Education San Antonio-Austin Geography Educators San Marcos River Foundation Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Texas Academy of Science

V. OTHER

A. FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Communicable Spanish Competency.

B. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

2006. Survival Spanish. 8 hrs. Texas State University, Office of Professional Development. 2004. Survival Spanish. 8 hrs. . Texas State University, Office of Professional Development. 2003. Introduction to Geographic Information Systems, 135 hrs. Texas State University. 2003. Texas Water Law. 2-days. CLE International. Austin, TX. 2003 Introductory GIS Training. 6 hours. Texas Alliance for Geographic Education. 1994. Sexual Harassment. 2 hrs. Southwest Texas State University Staff Development Program. 1983. Tree-Ring Analysis. 1 week. Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, University of Arizona. 1983. Arid Regional Soils. 1 week. U.S. Soil Conservation Service, Las Cruces, NM.

C. PRE-PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Journeyman Paperhandler, Los Angeles Times newspaper, 1969-1976.

White Sands Missile Range Soldier of the Month, Soldier of the Quarter, 1968.

Honorable Discharge from the United States Army for active duty service 1966- 1968 (draftee), Specialist E-5, Hawk Guided Missile technician (22K20 MOS).

Ephebian Society membership award from Los Angeles Unified School District based upon scholarship, leadership and service, 1964.

Boys League President (Boys Vice President) San Pedro, CA High School, 1964.

Co-Captain, Varsity Cross County Team, San Pedro, CA, High School, 1963. TEXAS STATE VITA

March 2008

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Lawrence E. Estaville Title: Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1984 University of Oklahoma Geography Dissertation: The Louisiana French culture region: Geographic morphologies in the nineteenth century, 2 vols. (Association of American Geographers Nystrom Award finalist)

M.A. 1974 University of Louisiana, Lafayette Geography Thesis: A regional geography of Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana: The cultural perspective

M.A. 1970 McNeese State University History Thesis: Louisiana railroads in the Civil War

B.A. 1968 McNeese State University Political Science

C. University Experience

Position University Dates

Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Texas State University, April 2004 - present

Chair and Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Texas State University, July 1994 - April 2004 (Tenured)

Chair and Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno, August 1991 - August 1995 (Tenured)

Geography Program Coordinator and Associate Professor of Geography, Department of History and Geography, Clemson University, August 1989 - August 1991 (Tenured)

Assistant Professor of Geography, Department of History and Geography, Clemson University, August 1987 - July 1989

Assistant Department Head and Associate Professor of Military Science, Department of Military Science, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, August 1986 - July 1987

Visiting Assistant Professor of Geography, Department of History, Clemson University, August 1985 - July 1986

Lecturer in Geography, Department of Geography and Urban Studies, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, September 1980 - July 1985

Co-principal Investigator (with Richard L. Nostrand), National Science Foundation Research Project, Department of Geography, University of Oklahoma, January - December 1980

Instructor/Teaching Research Associate, Department of Geography, University of Oklahoma, June 1978 - December 1979

Assistant Professor of Geography, Department of Social Sciences, McNeese State University, January 1971 - August 1978 (Tenured)

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

Lieutenant Colonel United States Army/Army Reserve, Retired 1970-1995

Graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College

Final Tour of Duty: Information Officer and Team Coordinator, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, Department of the Army, the Pentagon, Washington, DC, January 1992 - March 1995

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

F. Honor Societies

Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society, May 1982

Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, September 1974

Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, November 1990

Gamma Theta Upsilon, International Honorary Geographical Society, February 1992

Phi Beta Delta, Honor Society for International Scholars, September 1993

Phi Alpha Theta, International Honor Society in History, February 1977

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education, 1985

Distinguished Teacher Award, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 1983-84

Master Teacher Award finalist, Clemson University, 1988-89, 1990-91

Recognition for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching and Mentoring, School of Social Sciences, California State University, Fresno, April 1994

Recognition for Excellence in Teaching Innovation, School of Social Sciences, California State University, Fresno, April 1993

B. Courses Taught:

Graduate: Applied Geographical Analysis Applied Geographic Research Design and Techniques Applied Human Geography Historical Geography of American Minorities Historical Geography of the United States Human Geography Geographical Analysis Methods in Geographic Research and Writing Nature and Philosophy of Geography Research Design and Techniques Geography for Teachers World Regions for Teachers Independent Study in Geography Thesis

Undergraduate/Graduate: American Ethnic Geography Geography of the American South Historical Geography of the United States

Undergraduate: American Ethnic Geography Business Geography Computer Mapping Cultural Geography Directed Research Economic Geography Geographic Concepts Geography of Europe Geography of Louisiana Geography of South Carolina Geography of Terrorism (team taught) Geography of the United States and Canada Human Geography Independent Study in Geography Introduction to Geography Introductory Physical Geography Laboratory Research Methods in Geography World Regional Geography United States History to 1877 Readings in Contemporary Military Science

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

Ph.D.: Research and Dissertation Advisor, Edris J. Montalvo, Recruitment, retention, and graduation of Latino and African-American university students in the U.S. (in proposal), Department of Geography, Texas State University, forthcoming.

Dissertation Research Committee, Kristine Egan, Geographic analysis of the terrorscape: The spatial patterns of risk, exposure and vulnerability to the urban terror threat, Department of Geography, Texas State University, May 2006.

Dissertation Research and Comprehensive Examination Committees, Yongxia Skadberg, Research on optimal experience of visitors to a virtual tour Web site for nature tourism interpretation, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, James A. Kimmel, research advisor, May 2002.

Master's:

Thesis Research Advisor, Edris J. Montalvo, Latino in-migration and Anglo out-migration in the Texas Panhandle Plains, 1980-2004, Master of Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University, May 2005.

Thesis Research Advisor, Ward A. Adams, Fear of gang crime and the physical environment in east Austin, Texas, Master of Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University, December 2001.

Directed Research Project Advisor, Christopher Seth , An ethnic fieldtrip: Comparing San Marcos and New Braunfels. Master of Applied Geography, Texas State University. Forthcoming 2008.

Directed Research Project Advisor, Cynthia Agold, "Selling" sustainability versus "practicing" sustainability: A comparative analysis. Master of Applied Geography, Texas State University. Forthcoming 2008.

Directed Research Project Advisor, Betsy Levy, The establishment of a farmer's market: An analysis of a placemaking collaboration, Master of Applied Geography, Texas State University, Spring 2005.

Thesis Research and Comprehensive Examination Committees, Joy K. Adams, Ethnic tourism development, place identity, and place image in Central Texas communities, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, James A. Kimmel, research advisor, May 1999.

Directed Research Project and Comprehensive Examination Committees, Kenneth J. Coignet, Why do churches locate where they do? Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, Frederick A. Day, research advisor, December 2001.

Thesis Research Advisor until August 1994, Mark Goodman, Perceptions of gangs and gang territories in Fresno, California, Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno.

Thesis Research Advisor until August 1994, Emily Lieb, The Hmong Migration to Fresno: From Laos to California's Central Valley, Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno.

Thesis Research Advisor until August 1994, Lynn Marchin, A spatial analysis of African- American church attendance in Fresno, California, Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno.

Thesis Research Advisor until August 1994, Michael J. Moster, Changing distribution of burglary in Fresno, California, Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno.

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

Graduate: Geography for Teachers Seminar, 1988 Applied Human Geography, 1994 Historical Geography of American Minorities, 1989 Historical Geography of the United States, 1987 World Regions for Teachers, 1990

Undergraduate/Graduate: American Ethnic Geography, 1993 Geography of the American South, 1985, 1992, 1994 Historical Geography of the U.S., 1989

Undergraduate: American Ethnic Geography, 1994 Business Geography, 2006 Computer Mapping, 1984, 1988 Geography of South Carolina, 1987 Geography of Europe, 1975 Geography of Terrorism, 2001 Independent Study in Geography, 1989 World Regional Geography, 1989

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

2001 Boehm, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville. National Geographic Education Foundation Grant, SWT (Texas State) Geography Summer Academy for Minority Students, June 2001 ($15,000)

1989 Estaville, Lawrence E. National History Teaching Alliance ($7,000), South Carolina Humanities Council ($1,000), Milliken Foundation ($500), Project Director, Historical Geography of American Minorities: A Seminar for Secondary School Teachers, July-October 1989

1988 Estaville, Lawrence E. National History Teaching Alliance ($5,500), South Carolina Committee for the Humanities ($1,000), Milliken Foundation ($500), Project Director, Historical Geography of the United States: A Seminar for Secondary School Teachers, July-October 1988

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

Publication Summary: 5 books (one honored with the Williams Prize), 3 journal special issues, 29 peer-reviewed journal articles (one honored with the Brown Award), 9 book chapters, 1 encyclopedia article, 2 map series, 4 book reviews

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard A. Earl. 2008. Texas Water Atlas. College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Confederate Neckties: Louisiana Railroads in the Civil War. Ruston, LA: McGinty Publications, Louisiana Tech University. L. Kemper Williams Prize from the Historic New Orleans Collection and the Louisiana Historical Association for the outstanding book on Louisiana history published in 1989. b. Textbooks and Atlases:

Estaville, Lawrence E., editor, and Byron D. Augustin, associate editor. 2001. School Atlas of Texas. Austin, TX: W. S. Benson and Company.

c. Edited Books:

Nostrand, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville, contributing co-editors. 2001. Homelands: A geography of culture and place across America. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press and the Center for American Places.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Carol Rosen, contributing co-editors. 1997. Teaching American ethnic geography, in Pathways in Geography. National Council for Geographic Education: Indiana, PA. d. Chapters in Books:

Invited Chapters (peer-reviewed)

Akiwumi, Fenda A. and Lawrence E. Estaville. Somalis in . Forthcoming in 2008. In The African Diaspora in North America at the dawn of the 21st century, ed. John W. Frazier, Joe Darden, and Norah Henry, NY: Global Academic Publishing, Binghamton University. Accepted for publication.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Edris J. Montalvo, and Brock Brown. 2006. Population change in the Texas Panhandle and resultant Latino occupational structure, 1980-2004. In Race, ethnicity and place in a changing America, chapter 19, ed. John W. Frazier. Binghamton, NY: Global Academic Publishing, Binghamton University.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Susan W. Hardwick, James P. Allen, and Ines Miyares American ethnic geography: Development, contributions, and challenges. 2004. In Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century, eds. Gary L. Gaile and Cort J. Willmott, 586-99. New York: Association of American Geographers and Oxford University Press.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Carol Rosen, and Richard G. Boehm. American ethnic geography and the National Geography Standards. 1997. In Teaching American ethnic geography, eds. Lawrence E. Estaville and Carol J. Rosen, 1-4. Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education, Pathways in Geography series.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Defining ethnicity through surrogate selection: The nineteenth- century Louisiana French. 1997. In Teaching American ethnic geography, eds. Lawrence E. Estaville and Carol Rosen, 5-9. Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education, Pathways in Geography series.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Teaching American ethnic geography through popular film. 1997. In Teaching American ethnic geography, eds. Lawrence E. Estaville and Carol J. Rosen, 127-31. Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education Pathways in Geography series.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Organizing time in historical geography. 1991. In Historical geography: A methodological portrayal, ed. D. Green, 310-24. , MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

Chapters (peer-reviewed)

Nostrand, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville. 2001. Free land, dry land, homeland. In Homelands: A geography of culture and place across America, eds. Richard L. Nostrand and Lawrence E. Estaville, xiii-xxiii, Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Nouvelle Acadie: The Cajun homeland. 2001. In Homelands: A geography of culture and place across America, eds. Richard L. Nostrand and Lawrence E. Estaville, 83-100, Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles:

Invited Journal Articles (peer-reviewed)

Montalvo, Edris J. and Lawrence E. Estaville. In review for 2008 publication. The new Latino landscape in the Texas Panhandle. Southwestern Geographer.

Estaville, Lawrence E. GIS and colleges of business: A curricular exploration. 2007. Journal of Real Estate Literature 15(3): 441-48.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Lisa Keys-Mathews, Brock J. Brown, William R. Strong. Educating business geographers. 2006. GeoSpatial Solutions (online, 8 pages), May. http://www.geospatial-olutions.com/geospatialsolutions/article/articleDetail.jsp? id =325930.

Nostrand, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville. The homeland concept. 1993. Journal of Cultural Geography 13 (Summer): 1-4.

Estaville, Lawrence E. The Louisiana-French homeland. 1993. Journal of Cultural Geography 13 (Summer): 31-45.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Were the nineteenth-century Cajuns geographically isolated? 1988. Geoscience and Man 25: 85-95.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Horizons of environmental ethics: A plea for teaching a deeper meaning. 1982. Bulletin, Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education (now the Wisconsin Geographer) (Spring): 1-12.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Northern Louisiana's strategic railroad: The Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas in the Civil War. 1978. Journal of the North Louisiana Historical Association 9 (Fall): 177-92.

Journal Articles (peer-reviewed)

Estaville, Lawrence E., Sally Caldwell, Brock J. Brown. Water resources projects in the Texas Rio Grande Valley: An assessment of collaboration. 2007. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 30: 390-94.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, Sally Caldwell. Geography undergraduate program essentials: Recruitment. 2006. Journal of Geography 105 (January/ February): 3-12. Lead article.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, Sally Caldwell. Geography undergraduate program essentials: Retention. 2006. Journal of Geography 105 (March/April): 47- 52. Lead article.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, Sally Caldwell. Geography undergraduate program essentials: Placement. 2006. Journal of Geography 105 (May/June): 93-98. Lead article.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, Sally Caldwell. Geography undergraduate program management. 2006. Journal of Geography 105 (September/October): 198- 208.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, Sally Caldwell. Geography undergraduate program assessment. 2006. Journal of Geography 105 (November/December): 239- 48.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Lisa Keys-Mathews, Brock J. Brown, William R. Strong. Business geography: Development of a curriculum model. 2005. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 28: 292-300.

Teixeira, Carlos and Lawrence E. Estaville. Future research directions of North American ethnic geography. 2005. International Journal of the Humanities, vol. 2 online.

Boehm, Richard G. and Lawrence E. Estaville. 2001. A model for geography department recruitment of minority students. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 24: 316-21.

Boehm, Richard G., Lawrence E. Estaville, and Wendy Bigler. 2000. Health of the discipline indicators. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences 23: 300-08. Data from a variety of variables show a serious dichotomy in the "health" of geography departments in the U.S.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Organizing time in geography: Explanations and activities for teachers. 1991. Journal of Geography 90 (November/December): 267-70.

Estaville, Lawrence E. The Louisiana French language in the nineteenth century. 1990. Southeastern Geographer 30 (November): 105-20.

Estaville, Lawrence E. The Louisiana French region: National-scale boundaries. 1990. Southern Studies 1 (New Series) (Spring): 60-64.

Estaville, Lawrence E. The Louisiana French in 1900. 1988. Journal of Historical Geography 14 (October): 342-59.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Debate: A teaching strategy for geography. 1988. Journal of Geography 87 (January-February): 2-4. Lead article.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Changeless Cajuns: Nineteenth-century reality or myth? 1987. Louisiana History 28 (Spring): 117-40. Lead article.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Mapping the Cajuns. 1986. Southern Studies 25 (Summer): 163-71.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Mapping the Louisiana French. 1986. Southeastern Geographer 26 (November): 90-113.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Civil War images of a Cajun landscape: Bayous Lafourche and Terrebonne. 1986. Attakapas Gazette 21 (June): 64-68.

Estaville, Lawrence E. A small contribution: Louisiana's short rural railroads in the Civil War. 1977. Louisiana History 18 (Spring): 87-103.

Estaville, Lawrence E. A strategic railroad: The New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern in the Civil War. 1973. Louisiana History 14 (Spring): 117-36. Lead article; Robert L. Brown Award from the Louisiana Historical Association for the outstanding article on Louisiana history published in 1973. Reprinted in Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Series in Louisiana History. Lafayette, LA: Center for Louisiana Studies, University of Louisiana-Lafayette, 2003. b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Conference Proceedings: a. Refereed Conference Proceedings: b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

Same as conference presentations.

5. Reports:

6. Book Reviews:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 2002. Delta sugar: Louisiana's vanishing plantation landscape, by John B. Rehder. The Professional Geographer.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1994. French America: Mobility, identity, and Minority experience across the continent, edited by Dean R. Louder and Eric Waddell. Louisiana History (Summer): 365-67.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1991. World regional geography: Issues for today, by Richard H. Jackson and Lloyd E. Hudman. Journal of Geography (March-April): 91-92.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1998. The founding of New Acadia: The beginnings of Acadian life in Louisiana, 1765-1803, by Carl A. Brasseaux. Louisiana History 29 (Spring): 194- 96.

7. Other:

Encyclopedia Articles:

Estaville, Lawrence E. Ethnocentrism. Forthcoming in 2009. In Encyclopedia of Geography, ed. Barney Wharf, Sage Publications.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and I. Grant Thrall. Forthcoming in 2009. In Encyclopedia of Geography, ed. Barney Wharf, Sage Publications.

Encyclopedia Article (peer reviewed)

Estaville, Lawrence E. 2006. The Cajuns: Their history and geography. In Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, ed. Charles Reagan Wilson, Oxford, MS: Center for the Study of Southern Culture, University of Mississippi.

Invited Maps:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Map series (4 maps) on the Kiowa Indians in Wunder, John R. The Kiowa. In Indians of North America, ed. Frank W. Porter III, New York: Chelsea House Publishers.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Outline map series (6 maps) on the study of Western Civilization in History: A beginning student's manual. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt.

Invited Newsletter Articles:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1990. Where is the South?: An exercise in social studies. Palmetto Focus 10 (Fall): 2, 4-5, 9.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Geographic illiteracy: What is being done about it in South Carolina? Palmetto Focus 9 (Fall): 5-6.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Geographic illiteracy: Who's to blame and what's its significance? Palmetto Focus 8 (Spring): 2-3, 5, 12.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. Geography at Clemson: New and flourishing. Palmetto Focus 8 (Fall): 9.

Newsletter Articles:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1992. Teaching with maps: A classroom checklist. Perspective 20 (February):12-13. Reprinted by the Thomas Brothers Maps Educational Foundation for dissemination to geography teachers.

Newspaper Articles:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Geographic illiteracy: What is being done about it in South Carolina? Clemson, SC, Messenger, 22 November, 8-A.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. Fed up with student-bashing on geography, Anderson, SC, Independent-Mail, 20 November, 3B.

Editorial Activities:

Nostrand, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville, contributing co-editors. 2001. Homelands: A geography of culture and place across America. Johns Hopkins University Press.

Estaville, Lawrence E., editor, and Byron D. Augustin, associate editor. 2001. School atlas of Texas. Austin, TX: W. S. Benson and Company.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Carol Rosen, contributing co-editors. 1997. Teaching American ethnic geography, in Pathways in Geography. National Council for Geographic Education: Indiana, PA.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Fenda A. Akiwumi, guest co-editors. Forthcoming 2008. Journal of Cultural Geography, special issue on race, ethnicity, and place.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and John W. Frazier, guest contributing co-editors. Forthcoming 2008. Journal of Geography, special issue on teaching about race, ethnicity, and place.

Nostrand, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville, guest contributing co-editors. 1993. Journal of Cultural Geography 13 (Summer), special issue on American ethnic homelands.

Editor, Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education, Bulletin (currently the Wisconsin Geographer), and Newsletter, 1982-84.

Editorial Assistant, McNeese Review, 1974-75

Editor, American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group Newsletter, 1993

Editorial Board, Research in Geographic Education, 1998 - 2005

Editorial Board, The Southwestern Geographer, 1997 - 2005

Referee, Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences, 2004-07

Referee, Southwestern Geographer, 1997, 1999

Referee, Journal of Geography, 1993-98

Referee, Journal of Historical Geography, 1992

Referee, Southeastern Geographer, 1990

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

Presentation Summary: 19 invited papers, 65 conference papers

Invited Papers:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 2007. GIS in colleges of business. American Real Estate Society, San Francisco, CA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Edris J. Montalvo, and Brock J. Brown. 2004. Place utility in the Texas Panhandle Plains: Anglo and Latino discordance, 1980-2004. Race/ Ethnicity and Place Conference II, Howard University, Washington, DC, September.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Susan W. Hardwick, James P. Allen, Ines Miyares. 1999. American ethnic geography. Special Session on the Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century, Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, HI, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1998. Nouvelle Acadie. Special Session on the Louisiana French, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Baton Rouge, LA, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1993. The concept of ethnicity in geography. Special Panel Session on Ethnic Homelands, Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1992. The Cajuns: Reality and myth. Keynote Address, California Geographical Society, San Luis Obispo, CA, May.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1991. Language acculturation: The Louisiana French in the nineteenth century. Louisiana Historical Association, Monroe, LA, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Northern Louisiana's strategic railroad: The Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas in the Civil War. 1978. Keynote Address, North Louisiana Historical Association's Annual Meeting, Shreveport, LA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1972. Louisiana railroads at the outbreak of the Civil War. Southwestern Louisiana Historical Association, Lake Charles, LA, March.

Papers:

Estaville, Lawrence and Kristine Egan. Forthcoming in April 2008. Visualizing socioeconomic comparisons in the U.S.: Anglos, Hispanics, and African Americans. Forthcoming in April 2008. Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA.

Estaville, Lawrence. April 2007. Large Latino businesses in the U.S.: A Geographic Exploration. Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA.

Estaville, Lawrence, Fenda A. Akiwumi, and Edris J. Montalvo. October 2007. Ethnic diversity in geography undergraduate programs, National Council for Geographic Education, .

Estaville, Lawrence, Sally Caldwell, and Brock J. Brown. October 2007. Collaboration assessment: Water projects in the Texas Rio Grande Valley, Applied Geography Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, and Sally Caldwell. March 2006. Geography undergraduate program assessment. Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Applied Ethnic Geography in the U.S.: Avenues for Research. October 2006. Applied Geography Conference, Tampa, FL.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, and Sally Caldwell. 2005. Geography undergraduate program essentials: Recruitment, retention, and placement. Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Edris J. Montalvo. 2005. Latino political influence in the Texas Panhandle Plains, 1980-2004. Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Brock J. Brown, and Sally Caldwell. 2005. Geography undergraduate program management: Degrees, courses, enrollments. National Council for Geographic Education, Birmingham, AL, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Lisa Keys-Mathews, Brock J. Brown, and William R. Strong. 2005. Business geography: Development of a curriculum model. Applied Geography Conference, Washington, DC, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 2005. Ph.D. programs in SWAAG geography departments. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Fayetteville, AR, November.

Teixeira, Carlos and Lawrence E. Estaville. 2004. Future research directions of North American ethnic geography. The Second International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, Tuscany, Italy, via Intenet, July.

Montalvo, Edris J., Lawrence E. Estaville, and Brock J. Brown. 2004. Latino landscape imprints in the Texas Panhandle Plains. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Nacogdoches, TX, November.

Estaville, Lawrence. Using the School Atlas of Texas in your classroom. 2004. GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, January.

Estaville, Lawrence E. U.S. manuscript census schedules: Geographic analysis. 2003. Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Disconnected: Geographic Alliances and university geography student recruitment. 2003. National Council for Geographic Education, Salt Lake City, UT, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard G. Boehm. 2002. Summer geography academy for minority students. GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, January.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard G. Boehm. 2001. The health of the discipline: Department indicators. Association of American Geographers, New York, NY, February.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Geography education and the health of the discipline of geography. 2001. National Council for Geographic Education, Vancouver, BC, August.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard G. Boehm. 2001. A model for geography department recruitment of students. Applied Geography Conference, Ft. Worth, TX, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E., Richard G. Boehm, and Wendy Bigler. 2000. Health of the discipline indicators. Applied Geography Conference, Tampa, FL, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1999. Toward an applied ethnic geography. Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, HI, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1997. The Cajuns: Maintaining ethnicity on the Internet. Association of American Geographers, Ft. Worth, TX, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1996. American ethnic geography on the Internet. Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1996. Using the Internet to teach multicultural geography: The Cajuns. National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1996. Teaching geography through popular film. GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1995. Poor Cajuns: A twentieth-century stereotype? Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1993. Defining ethnicity via surrogate selection. Discussion Paper, American Ethnic Geography: Issues and Concepts Panel Session Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1993. The region: A concept for teaching geography. California Geographical Society, Redding, CA, May.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1993. Teaching about cultural change: Acadians become Cajuns. National Council for Geographic Education, Halifax, Nova Scotia, August.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1993. Teaching ethnic geography through classroom debate. Discussion Paper, American Ethnic Geography: Issues and Concepts Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1992. The Louisiana French homeland: A developmental model. Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1992. Teaching with maps across the curriculum. California State University Institute for Teaching and Learning, Los Angeles, CA, February.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1992. Where is the West?: A classroom activity in geography. California Geographical Society, San Luis Obispo, CA, May.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1991. The Anglo invasion of French Louisiana. Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1990. Perceptions of the Cajuns and their homeland: Realities or myths? Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Canada, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Linear models of the nineteenth-Century Louisiana French Region. Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Columbia, SC, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Cajuns, urbanization, and technology. Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Poor Cajuns: Beyond the nineteenth-century stereotype. Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Charleston, WV, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1989. Teaching with maps. South Carolina Council for the Social Studies, Columbia, SC, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. The Cajuns: A people through four centuries of change. Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. The Cajuns through four centuries of change: A geographical précis. Seminar Series, Department of History and Geography, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. Louisiana French language and literacy in the nineteenth century. Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Mobile, AL, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. Teaching geography: Four basic approaches. South Carolina Council for the Social Studies, Clemson, SC, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1987. The Louisiana French region: An evolutionary model. Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1986. Were the nineteenth-century Cajuns geographically isolated? Sixth International Conference of Historical Geographers, New Orleans, LA, July.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1986. The antebellum Louisiana French: A geographic perspective. Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis, MN, May.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1985. The Louisiana French region in the nineteenth century: A gradational analysis. Association of American Geographers, Detroit, MI, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1985. The Louisiana French region in 1900. Colloquium Series, Department of History, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1984. Postdicting ethnic regions: A Louisiana French case. Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard L. Nostrand. 1984. The Louisiana French and the New Mexican Hispano: A gradational comparison. Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education, La Crosse, WI, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1983. The Louisiana French culture region in 1900: A gradational model. Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1983. Time management in spatial studies. Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education, River Falls, WI, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1982. Cultural clash: Geographic morphologies of the Louisiana French in the nineteenth century. Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX, April 1982.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1982. Regional relationships: A teaching triangle. Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education, Stevens Point, WI, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1981. The Louisiana French culture region in 1860: A socioeconomic gradational model. Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1981. The Louisiana French culture region in 1820: A socioeconomic gradational model. Association of American Geographers, West Lakes Division, Milwaukee, WI, November.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1981. Horizons of environmental ethics: A plea for teaching a deeper meaning. Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education, Oshkosh, WI, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1980. Temporal referents in historical geography. Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1979. Cognitive flows in historical geography. Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1978. Who are Oklahoma's water resource policy makers: Some preliminary findings concerning the Arcadia Reservoir. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Houston, TX, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Snake's heads and Confederate neckties: An overview of Louisiana's Civil War Railroads. Louisiana Academy of Science, Thibodaux, LA, February.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1977. The Teche, Texas, and trouble: The New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad in the Civil War. Louisiana Academy of Science, Shreveport, LA, February.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1975. A with the Trans-Mississippi: The Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad in the Civil War. Louisiana Academy of Science, Ruston, LA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1973. Water pollution in the Calcasieu River basin: A study of multiple causation. Association of American Geographers, Southwestern Division, Dallas, TX, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1973. A small contribution: Louisiana's short rural railroads in the Civil War. Louisiana Academy of Science, Monroe, LA, April.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1996. The Louisiana French and lagniappe. Colloquium Series of the Department of Geography, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1994. American ethnic geography: A methodological proposal. Colloquium Series of the Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Arizona State West, Phoenix, AZ, May.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1994. Thoughts on American ethnic geography: Theory and practice. Colloquium Series of the Department of Geography and Planning, San Marcos, TX, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1992. The land Columbus discovered: Human-environment interrelationships in the settlement of America. Columbian Quincentenary Lecture Series, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, July.

Estaville, Lawrence E. Perceiving five centuries of Columbian contacts. 1992. Keynote Address, Columbian Quincentenary Symposium, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, October.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1991. The Louisiana French in the nineteenth century: A geographic analysis. Colloquium Series of the Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno, CA, April.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1990. Louisiana Railroads in the Civil War: A synoptic assessment. Distinguished Lecturer Series, Department of History, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA, March.

Estaville, Lawrence E. 1988. The Louisiana French in the nineteenth century. Colloquium Series of the Department of Geography, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, February.

Estaville, Lawrence E. and Richard L Nostrand. 1984. The Louisiana French and New Mexican Hispano frontiers in the nineteenth century: A geographical comparison. Comparative Frontiers Symposium, Norman, OK, March.

19 Estaville, Lawrence E. 1983. Spatial analyses through statistics: The nineteenth-century Louisiana French region. Colloquium Series of the Department of Geography and Urban Studies, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Oshkosh, WI, March.

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

Instructor, Spatial Perceptions: Integrating Geography into AP World History. Advanced Placement World History Summer Institute, University of North Texas, June 2000

Instructor, Practical Strategies for Using Maps to Build a Global Perspective. Advanced Placement World History Summer Institute, University of North Texas, June 2000

Instructor, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education Summer Institutes, San Antonio, TX, June 1995; Dallas, TX, June 1995

Instructor, Methods in Teaching Ethnic Geography, Summer Geography Institute, Southern California Geographic Teaching Alliance, July 1993

Conductor, The Excitement of Geography, Pickens County School District, Pickens, SC, February 1991

Conductor, The Five Themes of Geography, Greenville County School District, Greenville, SC, October 1989

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

Total Grants and Contracts: $5,653,200

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

2006 Estaville, Lawrence E. Various Sources. Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference III, ($42,000)

2005 Estaville, Lawrence E., Sally Caldwell, Brock J. Brown. U.S. Department of Agriculture via Texas State River Systems Institute. Collaboration assessment: Water projects in the Texas Rio Grande Valley, July 2005 - January 2007 ($27,500)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Texas State River Systems Institute. Texas Water Atlas, June 2005 ($800)

20 Estaville, Lawrence E. Various Sources. Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference III, August - present ($42,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Hays Independent School District. Sun Microsystems Laboratory, September 2005 - August 2006 ($2,500)

2004 Estaville, Lawrence E. Hays Independent School District. Sun Microsystems Laboratory, September 2004 - August 2005 ($2,500)

2003 Estaville, Lawrence E. International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources, Water Atlas of Texas, September 2003 - May 2004 ($10,000)

2002 Estaville, Lawrence E. W. S. Benson Publishing, School Atlas of Texas, August 2002 to present ($96,800)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Sun Microsystems grant to place two Sun thin-client computer laboratories into two Texas high schools (San Marcos High School and Fox Tech High School in San Antonio; subsequently one transferred to Lehman High School) to encourage the study of Geographic Information Science and other sciences, June 2002 - July 2004 ($103,000)

2000 Estaville, Lawrence E. Rand McNally Educational Publishing, atlas contract, January 2000 - January 2001 ($30,000)

Zhan, F. Benjamin and Lawrence E. Estaville. Texas Department of Public Safety, GIS Sex Offender contract, August 2000 - July 2001 ($50,000)

1999 Moore, Joe E., Richard A. Earl, and Lawrence E. Estaville. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (formerly the Texas Natural Resource and Conservation Commission, TNRCC) contract via a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the Texas Watch Program, 1999-2000; Lawrence E. Estaville and Richard A. Earl, 2001-2004 ($2,380,000 from June 1999 to August 2004)

1993 Estaville, Lawrence E., Manuel Figueroa (Chicano and Latin American Studies), and Lily Small (Ethnic Studies). California State University, Fresno, lecture Series, Ethnic Geography: California's Vital Diversity, September 2003 - May 1994 ($2,000)

1992 Estaville, Lawrence E. and John C. Kendall (History). California State University, Fresno, lecture series, Historical Geography: Links between Geography and History, September 1992 - May 1993 ($2,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. California State University, travel grant, Teaching with Maps across the Curriculum, California State University Institute for Teaching and Learning, February ($360)

21 1991 Estaville, Lawrence E. and Lillian Faderman (Women Studies). California State University, Fresno, lecture series, Women Geographers in California and their Work, September 1991 - May 1992 ($1,600)

1990 Estaville, Lawrence E. Clemson University, lecture series, Women Geographers in the Southeast and their Work, September 1990 - May 1991 ($1,500)

1989 Estaville, Lawrence E. Clemson University Research Incentive Fund, for partial support in conducting a random sample of Louisiana's 1880 manuscript census schedules for a book on the nineteenth-century Louisiana French, October 1989 - May 1990 ($250)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Clemson University, lecture series, Historical Geography: Links between Geography and History, September 1989 - May 1990 ($800)

1988 Estaville, Lawrence E. Clemson University Faculty Research Grant, Diffusion of Technological Innovation in Cajun Louisiana, January 1988 - July 1989 ($1,700)

Estaville, Lawrence E. and James A. Miller. Clemson University, lecture series, Geography: Paradigms of Southeastern Geographers, September 1988 - May 1989 ($800)

1985 Estaville, Lawrence E. University of Wisconsin Faculty Research Grant, The Twentieth-century Evolution of Three Wisconsin Ethnic Groups: A Geographical Analysis, June-July ($1,500)

1980 Nostrand, Richard L. and Lawrence E. Estaville. National Science Foundation Research Grant, The Geographic Morphology of Cultural Regions: A Comparison of the Louisiana French and the New Mexican Hispanos, January-December 1980 ($33,500)

1978 Estaville, Lawrence E. Doctoral Study Grant for Minority Students, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, September 1978 - May 1979 ($4,000)

Grants for Department:

For the Department of Geography, Texas State University:

2002 Estaville, Lawrence E. Southwest Texas State University Information Technology, computer laboratory upgrade, July ($40,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. McGraw-Hill Publishing, Student Excellence in Geography Award grant, March ($2,500)

2001 Estaville, Lawrence E., C. Van Wyatt, and Bill Covington. Sun Microsystems,

22 Inc, Sun Center of Excellence for Geographic Information Science, June ($1,200,000)

2000 Estaville, Lawrence E. Prentice Hall Publishing, Student Teaching and Publication Awards grant, February ($7,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Thompson-Brooks/Cole Publishing, Nontraditional Student Award grant, March ($3,500)

1999 Estaville, Lawrence E., Byron Augustin, and others. 34 Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships, Department of Geography, Fall 1999 - present ($372,500)

1997 Estaville, Lawrence E. ESRI, Student GIS Award grant, November ($4,500)

Estaville, Lawrence E. MAPSCO, Student Cartography Award grant, November ($4,500)

1996 Estaville, Lawrence E. Houston Endowment, Jesse H. Jones Distinguished Chair of Geographic Education, September ($1,000,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. ESRI, software grant, September ($11,500)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Southwest Texas State University, Using Telecommunications to Strengthen Academic Programs, March 1996 ($8,600)

1994 Estaville, Lawrence E. Rand McNally and Company, Educational Publishing Division, Student Atlas Award grant, November ($6,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Student Atlas Award grant, November ($6,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Student Software Award grant, November ($6,000)

For the Department of Geography, California State University, Fresno:

1994 Estaville, Lawrence E. California State University, Fresno, University Priorities Program, computer equipment grant, May ($15,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. U. S. Census Bureau, software grant for the TIGER Line Files, April ($7,500)

1992 Estaville, Lawrence E. Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI), software grant, 5 Keys for PC ARC/INFO, March ($15,000)

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Estaville, Lawrence E. Rand McNally and Company, Educational Publishing Division, Student Atlas Award grant, February ($1,000)

Estaville, Lawrence E. Global Map Store, Fresno, CA, Student Atlas Award grant, February ($1,000)

For the Department of History and Geography, Clemson University:

1990 Estaville, Lawrence E. Rand McNally and Company, Educational Publishing Division, Student Atlas Award grant, January ($700)

Estaville, Lawrence E. The Map Shop, Greenville, SC, Student Atlas Award grant, January ($250)

Grants for Discipline:

2004 Estaville, Lawrence E. ESRI, Student Paper and Poster Awards for Applied Geography Conferences, September 2004 - November 2008 ($37,500)

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

2006 Estaville, Lawrence E. Various Academic Units. Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference III ($78,450)

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

L. Kemper Williams Prize for the best scholarly book about Louisiana history published in 1989, The Historic New Orleans Collection and the Louisiana Historical Association

Robert L. Brown Award for the outstanding article about Louisiana history published in 1973, Louisiana Historical Association

Recognition for Excellence in Research and Publication, School of Social Sciences, California State University, Fresno, November 1992, April 1994

Warren Nystrom Award finalist for the outstanding geography dissertation in North America completed in 1984, Association of American Geographers

24 IV. SERVICE

A. University:

Texas State University:

Common Experience, 2006-08

Latino Presence Centennial Celebration, 2005 - 2006

President's Blue Ribbon Committee on Research, September 2002 - August 2003

Freeman Ranch Management Board, January 2001 - April 2004

Texas Rivers Center Steering Committee, August 2000 - August 2003

Aquarena Coordinating Committee, August 1998 - August 2002

Co-segment Leader (with other College of Liberal Arts department chairs), University Fund Drive, 2002, 2003, 2004

Committee for University Self-Study, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Review of First Ph.D. Programs, October 1996 - March 1997

California State University, Fresno:

Academic Policy and Planning Committee, October 1991 - February 1992

Department Chairs Planning Group, November 1991 - July 1994

Evaluation Committee for the Dean of the School of Social Sciences, November 1992 - April 1993

Faculty Senate, August 1991 - July 1994

GeoAnalysis Consortium, Founding Member, November 1992 - July 1994

Liberal Arts College Organizing Committee, February - October 1992

Pacific Rim Studies Center, Invited Founding Member, October 1992 - July 1994

Title III Grant Committee, March 1992 - December 1992

25 Clemson University:

SACS Self-Study Committee on Educational Support Services (Computer Systems and Libraries), July 1989 - May 1991

SACS Self-Study Committee on Physical Resources (University Master Plan), July 1989 - May 1991

Secondary Education Social Science Advisory Committee, September 1988 - May 1990

Mapping Advisory Committee, October 1987 - May 1989

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point:

ROTC Scholarship Committee, September 1986 - May 1987

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh:

Computer Software Selection Committee, September 1984 - May 1985

Ethics and Values in Education Committee, September 1984 - May 1985

Teaching Excellence Panel, September 1984 - May 1985

Minority Student Retention Committee, September 1982 - May 1983

University of Oklahoma:

Graduate Scholarship Committee, August 1978 - May 1979

McNeese State University:

Credit Union Committee, August 1974 - May 1977

Homecoming Committee, August 1975 - May 1977

ROTC Scholarship Committee, August 1971 - May 1977

Admissions Committee, August 1973 - May 1975

Disciplinary Committee, August 1971 - May 1972

26 B. College/School:

Texas State University:

College of Liberal Arts Council of Chairs, August 1994 - March 2004

Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Review Group, August 1994 - March 2004

SCH/FTEF Analysis Committee, August 2000 - May 2001

California State University, Fresno:

School of Social Sciences Council of Chairs, August 1991 - August 1994

Teaching Excellence Recognition Committee, March 1993 - August 1994

Representative, Teach America Symposium, April 1993

Clemson University:

College of Liberal Arts Computer Advisory Committee, February 1989 - May 1989

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point:

College of Professional Studies Advisory Council, September 1986 - May 1987

C. Departmental:

Texas State University:

As department chair, ex officio member of all Department of Geography standing and ad hoc committees, August 1994 - March 2004

Director, Texas Atlas Project, August 1999 - present

Advisor, Undergraduate and Graduate Students, August 1994 - present

Budget Committee, August 2004 - August 2005; chair, August 2005 - present

Equipment Committee, chair, August 2005 - present

Evaluation Committee, Chair, August 2004 - 2005

Geography Student Research Symposium, faculty advisor, November 2003 – April 2005; January 2008 - present

27 Evans Liberal Arts Building Beautification Project, faculty advisor, January 2002 - August 2004

Cooperative Instructor, Introduction to U.S. Ethnic Studies, March 1995

Cooperative Instructor, Applied Geographic Analysis, November 1994

California State University, Fresno:

As department chair, ex officio member of all Department of Geography standing and ad hoc committees, California State University, Fresno, August 1991 - July 1994

Academic Appraisal Review Committee, November 1992 - May 1993

Graduate Student Advisor, August 1992 - July 1994

Western Association of Colleges and Schools (WASC) Self-Study Committee, November 1992 - May 1993

Cooperative Instructor, Methods and Materials for Social Science Teaching, October 1992

Clemson University:

Advisory Committee, January - May 1989

Computer Advisory Committee, October 1988 - July 1991

History and Geography Curriculum Committee, August 1988 - August 1991

History Student Guide Committee, September 1985 - May 1986, September 1987 - July 1989

Social Committee, September 1987 - May 1988

Geography Faculty Search Committee, September - December 1988, February – May 1990

Advisor, Clemson Geographical Society, September 1985 - May 1986

Advisor, Undergraduate Geography Students, September 1987 - May 1991

Cooperative Instructor, Current History course, November 1988, October 1989, September 1990

28 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point:

Library Representative, September 1986 - May 1987

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh:

Geography Computer Mapping Committee, September 1983 - May 1985

Geography Curriculum Committee, September 1980 - May 1985

Geography Development Committee, September 1982 - May 1983

Geography Faculty Search Committee, January - April 1983

Geography Student Advisor, September 1980 - May 1985

Cooperative Instructor, Project Success (nationally recognized university dyslexic student program), September 1980 - May 1985

Cooperative Instructor, Contemporary International Issues course, September 1980 - May 1985

McNeese State University:

Advisor, Social Sciences Undergraduate Students, January 1971 - May 1977

Director, Geography Section of the Southwest Louisiana High School Literary Rally, April 1975, April 1976

Significant Department Accomplishments while Department Chair:

Programmatic Summary: 3 Ph.D. programs, 1 M.S. program, 1 M.A. program, 1 M.A.G. Internet program, 1 B.S. program, 1 Pre-major program, 2 Certificate programs

Texas State University (Texas State)

Programmatic:

Texas State Geography Department successfully completed several important programmatic initiatives:

Established and implemented in fall 1996 two Ph.D. programs in Geography (Texas State's first doctorates) with academic specializations in environmental geography and geographic education and an initial class of five students. The first two Ph.D. students

29 graduated in May 2000. While department chair, all 16 Ph.D. graduates were successfully placed in professional positions in academic departments, government agencies, or private firms.

Since 1995 the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has used the department's two- volume proposal for the two Geography Ph.D. programs as the standard for all Ph.D. proposals in Texas.

Completed a Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) review in 1997 for the two new Geography Ph.D. programs and received praise from the SACS review team.

Completed Texas State's first five-year department Academic Program Review, fall 1995 through spring 2000, which received accolades from the review team that included three internationally recognized geographers.

Completed in 2001 a Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board five-year Ph.D. review of the department's two Ph.D. programs. The Coordinating Board and its staff stated that the success of Ph.D. programs, including the faculty and students, once again set a statewide standard of excellence.

Established and implemented in 2002 a third Ph.D. program, one in Geographic Information Science. The first seven students entered the program in the fall 2002 semester.

Established and implemented in 2001 a Master of Science in Geography to support the department's Ph.D. programs. The first M.S. students graduated in spring 2002.

Increased significantly the Master of Applied Geography admission and continuation standards to match those for master's degrees in the graduate colleges at UT-Austin and Texas A&M.

With the leadership of Susan W. Hardwick and Brock J. Brown, established the first Internet master's degree with a geography education specialization that reached teachers throughout Texas.

Established and implemented a B.S. in Water Studies. The first twelve students entered the program in spring 2003.

Established and implemented in 1998 an undergraduate pre-major program that created the second strongest set of admission requirements in the university and significantly improved the quality of geography undergraduate students.

Established and implemented two certificate programs, each consisting of four undergraduate courses: 1) Geographic Information Science begun in spring 2001 and 2) Water Resources Policy in spring 2002.

30 Strengthened the Geography Internship Program that is the largest in the nation and that helps place many of the department's graduates.

With the leadership of Richard G. Boehm and Byron D. Augustin, organized and implemented in 1996 the department's Europe Summer Semester in which about 30 students study for five weeks in Europe.

Organized and implemented with the leadership of Brock J. Brown and Fred M. Shelley highly successful undergraduate and graduate group advising systems.

Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Assistants:

Obtained in 1996 Texas State's first permanent endowed chair. The Houston Endowment, the largest endowment in Texas, funded the Jesse H. Jones Distinguished Chair in Geographic Education for $1,000,000. Richard G. Boehm became the first holder of the distinguished chair in 1997.

Secured and hired against 15 additional faculty positions, doubling the size of the department faculty. The new hires included the first Texas State's Distinguished Professor, new Internship Director, eight women, and two minority persons. With nine women faculty, Texas State Geography had the largest number of women faculty of any geography department in North America during my chairship.

After a four-year process, completed with Dean Ann Marie Ellis in June 2001 the first successful post-tenure review of a faculty member in Texas, thereby setting a significant statewide precedent.

Established the first research professorship (funded from grants and contracts) in the department. In August 2002 Pamela Showalter became the first to hold the position.

Assisted in supporting four international visiting professors, one each from India, South Korea, Spain, and Taiwan.

Secured and hired 6 new staff positions, including two computer systems analysts, a staff advisor-recruiter, a grants-contracts support staff person, and two administrative assistants.

Increased the department's number of graduate assistants from 4 to 56, including Ph.D. TAs who teach introductory classes.

Research and Publications:

Established a program to increase significantly department research and publications that saw the combined total for faculty publications grow to more than 1,250 by 2003.

31 Established a program to increase significantly department grants, contracts, and development gifts that averaged more than $1,000,000 per year since 1995. In FY 2003, the total of new and continuing grants, contracts, and gifts was $6,200,000, surpassing the department goal of $5,000,000 annually by 2005.

With F. Benjamin Zhan's leadership, in February 2001 obtained membership in the University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS), the world's most prestigious research organization for Geographic Information Science.

With the collaboration of Billy C. Covington and Patrick E. Cassidy and at the invitation of U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson, in June 2001 briefed in Washington, D.C. senior NASA managers, including Administrator Daniel S. Goldin, regarding Texas State's scientific strengths that could allow collaboration with NASA in working on a variety of projects.

Established in 1996, with former editor John Tiefenbacher, the first scholarly journal, the Southwestern Geographer, for the Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) (the most important Geography professional organization in the Southwest--Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico) that began publication at Texas State for the journal's first ten years.

With Richard G. Boehm's leadership, established Research in Geographic Education, a scholarly journal devoted solely to publishing research about pedagogic issues in geography education.

With the leadership of Joe G. Moore and Richard A. Earl, gained for the department the state headquarters of the Texas Watch Program, an important statewide network of volunteer water-quality monitors supported by a $660,000 annual contract (with matches) with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Texas Watch Program grew to 4 full-time staff and 5 graduate assistants.

Created the Texas Atlas Project, a multi-product, multi-year venture to produce maps and atlases for Texas schools and universities and the general public. Negotiated a contract with W. S. Benson Publishing Company to market the School Atlas of Texas (2001) to more than 250,000 schoolchildren in Texas with all of the royalties given to the department to support students and to purchase materials and equipment.

Established a department colloquium series that invites four-five nationally recognized speakers to the department each year.

Obtained a contract with the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) to conduct workshops and seminars to train professionals in geographic information systems (GIS) with a significant amount of the revenues supporting educational efforts in the department.

32 Organized, hosted and/or supported several highly successful professional meetings: Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers (Fred M. Shelley), five Texas Solid Waste Annual Conferences (Robert D. Larsen), Geographic Education National Summit II (Richard G. Boehm), two International Conferences in Geographic Education (Richard G. Boehm), National Council for Geographic Education Annual Meeting (James F. Petersen), Annual Arab State Leadership Texas Conference (Byron D. Augustin), North American Cartographic Information Society Annual Meeting (Dennis E. Fitzsimons), National Center for Geographic Information Analysis Semiannual Conference (F. Benjamin Zhan), Texas Sierra Club Annual Conference (Richard A. Earl), International Conference on Sustainability (David Stea), Annual Meeting of the Holistic Land Management Association (James R. Kimmel), World 2000: Teaching World History and World Geography (James F. Petersen), Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium (David R. Butler), Earth System Science in Nanjing, China (F. Benjamin Zhan), three Applied Geography Conferences (Lawrence E. Estaville).

Encouraged graduate students to present professional papers and posters at the annual meetings of the Association of American Geographers, the National Council for Geographic Education, and the Southwestern Division of Association of American Geographers. The graduate students were honored with several AAG and NCGE student awards and were outstanding in four SWAAG meetings, winning eleven awards and presenting more papers and posters than any other geography department in the five-state region. In fact, information from our Academic Program Review showed that the department's graduate students' accomplishments from fall 1995 to spring 2000 included: 1) professional organizations recognizing them with 27 awards and honors, 2) the students published 42 journal articles and book chapters and 8 book reviews, and 3) they gave 156 scholarly presentations at professional meetings. The department established hallway display cases to celebrate our students' outstanding honors, awards, and publications.

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Research Centers:

Through Richard G. Boehm's leadership, founded in 1996 the internationally recognized Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. The Grosvenor Center supports the Grosvenor Lecture Series that has had several speakers, including: Gilbert M. Grosvenor, chairman of the National Geographic Board of Trustees; 61st U.S. Secretary of State James Baker, III; William Allen, editor of the National Geographic Magazine; U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson; Karl Rove, Senior Advisor to U.S. President George W. Bush; and Harm DeBlij, internationally recognized public geographer. Nominated Gilbert Grosvenor as the recipient of the third honorary doctorate in Texas State's history. Mr. Grosvenor received the honor in May 2000.

Established in 1997, with David R. Butler's assistance, a nationally known research center, the James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research. The Lovell Center supports the Lovell Lecture Series that has had several speakers, including: Astronaut James Lovell of Apollo 13 fame; Shuttle Astronaut Sally Ride, the first American woman in space; Jack Dangermond, the founder and CEO of ESRI, the largest producer of GIS software in the world; Apollo Astronaut Charles Duke, one of twelve humans who have walked on the moon; and Sarah Andrews, a well-known environmental writer.

Established in 2003, with F. Benjamin Zhan's guidance, the Texas Center for Geographic Information Science.

Established in 2001, with the guidance of C. Van Wyatt and Bill Covington, the Sun Microsystems Center for Excellence in Geographic Information Science that during a three-year period brought $1.2 million worth of cutting-edge Sun computer systems into

Texas State Geography. Texas State thus joined Stanford University, Ohio State University, Indiana University, and the University of Alberta as the five Sun Centers of Excellence in North America.

With Joe G. Moore's leadership, organized Texas State's Freshwater Research and Policy Center, an interdisciplinary research center that focused on important water issues of Texas.

With David Stea's support, established Texas State's Center for Texas-Mexico Applied Research, an interdisciplinary research center whose scholars work primarily on environmental and economic development projects in Mexico.

With James R. Kimmel's leadership, founded Texas State's Center for Nature and Heritage Tourism, a research center that works to improve developmental strategies for the Texas tourism industry.

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Increased the Department's number of National Council for Geographic Education's Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award (the most prestigious teaching award in geography) winners from 4 to 11, the largest number of national geography Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award winners in North America. Nominated seven Texas State Geography faculty members for this award; all were so honored.

Nominated two faculty members, Bryon D. Augustin and Brock J. Brown, for the most important teaching awards at Texas State, the Presidential Awards for Teaching Excellence. Nominated one faculty person, Byron D. Augustin, for the most important service award at Texas State. They were all so honored.

Reviewed the department's instrument for student evaluation of teaching effectiveness and constructed two new instruments for undergraduate and graduate students. Constructed an evaluation instrument for laboratory teaching assistants. Undertook the first-ever departmental review of course syllabi including their format, substance, and clarity.

Reduced the maximum class size of our Master of Applied Geography seminars from 45 students to 25, thereby substantially improving graduate learning environments.

Implemented a Website-based, four-year class scheduling cycle to improve programmatic delivery and to create a better atmosphere for student and faculty academic planning.

With undergraduate and graduate program coordinators, organized and conducted numerous workshops and seminars on pedagogic issues.

Facilities and Equipment:

Conceptualized and had placed a new Social Sciences Building on Texas State's Master Plan for campus facilities. The new building was originally programmed for $14 million. The new building will allow the Geography Department to have the entire Evans Liberal Arts Building.

Remodeled the five Geography classrooms with the most modern computer and high- resolution video and projection equipment in which instructors can use the Sun department network or port their laptops into computer systems that allows instant Internet links to Websites throughout the world.

Created 11 teaching and research computer laboratories with state-of-the-art equipment for GIS, remote sensing, spatial modeling, cartography, spatial learning, environmental geography, biogeography, geomorphology, and climatology.

Established the first department Geographic Techniques Production Laboratory for production of publication-quality maps, images, and other graphic products.

35 Almost doubled the department space, including additional offices for 15 new faculty positions, 6 new staff positions, and office space for 56 graduate assistants. Acquired a second building, the Geography Annex, for grant and contract operations.

Provided every faculty person, staff member, and graduate assistant with a new or upgraded computer; five high-end department servers and more than 475 computers and workstations, the largest number of any geography department in the world.

Obtained five department computer servers for internal computing networks and created a sophisticated department Website on the Internet (www.geo.txstate.edu). Graphics U.S.A. honored our Website with an award for design.

Created a department lounge so students and faculty can relax and interact in an informal atmosphere.

Department Governance:

Organized and implemented a strong committee system of shared governance.

Provided tenure-track faculty and students greater voices in departmental governance. Tenure-track faculty, for example, can vote on all department issues except those dealing with personnel matters. Student representatives, who have voting privileges, serve on the department's two most important committees--the Undergraduate Committee and the Graduate Committee--and four non-voting student representatives (undergraduate, master's, Ph.D.) attend faculty meetings.

Implemented a new faculty evaluation system within a complex faculty assignment structure.

Implemented a new, more equitable travel funding policy that ensures that faculty and students have opportunities to participate in state, national, and international professional meetings.

Changed the department name from the Department of Geography and Planning to the Department of Geography to reflect better the academic emphases of the Department's faculty.

Created a Texas State Geography Department Policies and Procedures Manual that details the myriad of the policies and procedures the department approved since fall 1994.

Student Awards and Scholarships, Alumni Support, Promotion:

With important faculty support, particularly from Byron D. Augustin, obtained $367,000 for 31 new undergraduate and graduate scholarships.

36 Acquired $40,000 to support eight student awards for academic excellence. Supporters of these awards are McGraw-Hill, Prentice Hall, Rand McNally, John Wiley, ESRI, MAPSCO, Thompson-Brook/Cole, and the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education.

Created hallway display cases to hold plaques that honor student award and scholarship winners; installed similar display cases to honor those people who have given significant financial support to our department.

Acquired two contracts with private firms, the Wilkerson Development Company and the Remme Corporation, to provide highly paid graduate fellowships to three graduate students.

Organized and implemented nine highly successful Alumni Reunion and Student Celebrations (AR&SC) that saw more that 4,000 alumni from across the nation return to the department. These events our alumni to the department and provide support and resources for our programs and students. The first AR&SC in spring 1995 had about 175 alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends in attendance; in spring 2003 more than 800 people enjoyed the day-long event.

Established a Distinguished Alumni Award and Speakers Series.

Initiated an Outstanding Leadership Award to honor those people who have helped the department in important ways.

Created the of Geography Award, the department's highest award, to honor those special leaders who have had exceptional vision and support for geography. In April 2002 Texas State President Jerome H. Supple was the first recipient of the award.

Since 1994 published a semi-annual department newsletter, the GeoNews, highlighting student and faculty activities and accomplishments. The GeoNews is now a Web-based newsletter distributed to hundreds of alumni and students via e-mail notices.

Developed a ten-minute video promotional tape of the department for viewing by interested students in the department, campus activities, and distribution to area high school and community college career counselors.

Gained an invitation to host at Texas State the 1999 annual meeting of the Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), which was the largest ever with more than 400 participants. Accepted an invitation to host the international Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference III in November 2006.

Community Outreach:

Established several collaborative educational initiatives with San Marcos High School (SMHS), a school of predominantly Latino students:

37 Gained a Sun Microsystems grant for a $50,000 SunRay lab and server for Texas State Geography that established the Sun lab beginning in July 2002 at San Marcos High School.

Established a Texas State Geography Weekend Academy that introduced SMHS students and teachers to modern geography and its powerful Geographic Information Science technologies.

Had minority students and their teachers from SMHS included in the first annual Texas State Geography Summer Academy for Minority Students, a rigorous one- week experience in which the participants reside on campus and learn about modern geography and its Geographic Information Science technologies. The Grosvenor Center provides the leadership for these summer academies.

Initiated a SMHS summer internship program in our department.

Included three SMHS teachers in our Texas Workforce summer workshops on technology training for Geographic Information Systems organized and implemented by the Grosvenor Center.

Assisted SMHS Department of Social Studies begin to prepare an AP Geography course in cultural geography.

Gained a Sun Microsystems grant for a $50,000 SunRay lab and server for Texas State Geography that established the Sun lab beginning in July 2002 at Fox Tech High School in San Antonio, TX. Transferred the Sun lab to Lehman High School in Hays County in August 2004. Both high schools have majorities of their students from underrepresented groups.

Canned good drives for the San Marcos Food Bank.

California State University, Fresno (Fresno State)

Programmatic:

Received excellent reports for the five-year CSU Academic Program Reviews for both undergraduate and graduate programs.

Reestablished the Geography Graduate Program and its Master of Arts degree that had been under suspension for three years; brought the number of graduate students from 2 to 42 in less than two years.

Initiated the transfer of the City and Regional Planning Program and its faculty from the Political Science Department to the Geography Department.

Undertook a comprehensive restructuring of geography undergraduate and graduate curricular requirements to meet more fully the needs of geographers in the 1990s.

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Revised completely the instrument and procedures for student evaluations of teaching effectiveness and undertook the first-ever departmental review of course syllabi including their format, substance, and clarity.

Established an internship program that placed undergraduate and graduate students in public agencies and private enterprises for on-the-job training.

Created a Geographical Magazine television program on Continental Cablevision's local station in cooperation with the Telecommunications Department in which our geography students organized, researched, and wrote the scripts for and then presented programs about local geography topics. Such an academic program allowed our students to explore the innovative career avenue of geographic journalism.

Faculty and Staff:

Hired an Asian American and an African American for tenure-track faculty positions within a highly competitive and very restrictive university hiring program.

Nominated a faculty person for the National Council for Geographic Education's Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award. He was subsequently honored with the award.

Development, Grants, and Equipment:

Obtained a $20,000 gift for the department's GIS laboratory and named the lab in the honor of the donor.

Acquired private gifts of computer equipment, books, and teaching and research materials valued at more than $14,000.

Established a Geography Development Fund and a Geography Endowment Fund with a combined goal of raising $60,000 for the department by May 1995; almost $20,000 committed by January 1994.

Established an annual Geography Phonathon to solicit donations from alumni.

Awarded a $15,000 software grant from Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) for the department's GIS program.

Awarded a $7,500 software grant for the TIGER Line Files from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Proposed a $50,000 Title III grant for start-up funds for a Geographic Information Systems Center.

Completed departmental computerization with all 11 faculty members having computer workstations, 34 computers dedicated for graduate student use, created a new 8-

39 workstation computer lab for undergraduate geography students, and an expansion to the physical limits of our GIS/computer cartography laboratory from 9 computers to 14, including a variety of new peripherals.

Student Awards and Alumni Support:

Obtained funding to establish four annual $1,000 graduate assistantships and two $1,000 undergraduate scholarships.

With supporting grants, established two undergraduate student geography awards for academic achievement: The Rand McNally-CSUF Geography Award and the Global Map Store-CSUF Geography Award.

Initiated two $100 graduate student geography awards for the best paper and for the best poster presented at professional meetings.

Initiated the first annual Geography Alumni Reunion in May 1992 that was attended by more than 75 alumni from throughout the nation and that secured their support for our department. The second reunion in May 1993 had 110 alumni in attendance, and 125 alumni attended in May 1994.

Created a student lounge so our students could have a place of their own; created 30 study carrels for our graduate students.

Speakers Series and International Scholars:

Awarded support for three speakers series that invited twelve nationally known scholars to visit our campus.

Established a Geography Emeritus Lecture Series.

Established a Geography Distinguished Alumni Lecture Series.

Proposed a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence for the academic year 1994-95.

Department Promotion:

Gained the invitation to host the 1995 Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society.

Developed a seven-minute video promotional tape of the Geography Department for viewing by interested students in the department, campus activities, and distribution to area high school and community college career counselors.

Created a semi-annual department newsletter highlighting major student and faculty accomplishments. Distributed the newsletters on campus, to alumni, and to other California universities.

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Funded Geography Department chairs from other California universities to visit our department and learn about our programs and facilities.

D. Community:

Texas State University:

Organized and moderated a panel session, “Emergency Responders: Heroes ` in Our Community,” of San Marcos and Texas State police and fire department officials as well as the city’s mayor, September 2004.

Led the organizing of 9/11/01 Candlelight Remembrance Ceremonies, Texas State University and San Marcos Community, September 2002, 2003, 2004

GIS Laboratory Presentation, Lehman High School, Hays Consolidated School District, Kyle, TX, September 2004

GIS Laboratory Presentation, Fox Tech High School, San Antonio Consolidated School District, San Antonio, TX, September 2002

GIS Laboratory Presentation, San Marcos High School, San Marcos Consolidated School District, San Marcos, TX, October 2002

Geography at SWT. San Marcos Seniors Association, March 1999, June 2003

American Ethnic Geography: Theory and Practice, Hannover University Exchange Students Seminar, Southwest Texas State University, February 1995

California State University, Fresno:

"Professor in the Classroom" Program, Red Bank Elementary School, Clovis, CA, February 1993

Clemson University:

National Geography Awareness Week, WSBF Radio Talk Show, (30-minute interview), Clemson, SC, November 1989

National Geography Awareness Week, WSBF Radio Talk Show (45-minute interview with call-in questions), Clemson, SC, November 1988

War, Famine, and the Earth, Keynote Speaker, Honors Banquet, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Clemson, SC, 20 February 1991

41 Geography: What's It All About? Pendleton High School, Pendleton, SC, November 1989

Relative Location: The Case of Europe, Pickens High School, Pickens, SC, November 1989

The French-Speaking Lands of the World, Pendleton High School, Pendleton, SC, November 1989

The People of India, Keowee Middle School, Seneca, SC, November 1989

Historical Geography of the Plains Indians, Riverside Middle School, Pendleton, SC, September 1989

Landscapes of America, Liberty Middle School, Liberty, SC, November 1988

China Today, First Baptist Church, Anderson, SC, October 1988

A Trip Across America, Walhalla Middle School, Walhalla, SC, November 1985

E. Professional:

Vice President, California Geographical Society, May 1993 - August 1994

Vice President, Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education, October 1981 - October 1983

Member, Association of American Geographers Diversity Taskforce, August 2003 - present

Member, Board of Directors, National Academy of Geosciences, September 1984 - September 1985

Member, Board of Directors, Applied Geography Conferences, May 2000 - present

Member, Operations Board, Institute for Environmental and Industrial Science, January 2003 - May 2005

Organizer, American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, February 1991 - April 1992

Chair, American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, April 1992 - April 1994

Co-director (with John Frazier, Eugene Tettey-Fio, Mark Reisinger, Binghamton University (SUNY); Douglas Richardson, Association of American Geographers; Orlando Taylor, Howard University; Patricia Candia, St. Philip's

42 College; Thomas Boswell, Ira Sheskin, Miami University), National Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conferences April 2004 - present.

Senior Co-chair (with Rosalinda Barrera, Jaime Chahin, Frank de la Teja, Gilda Garcia, Sandra Mayo, Ruth Welborn), National Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference III Organizing Committee, Texas State University, 1-4 November 2006, April 2005 – November 2006.

Director, Organizational Oversight Group, 1999 Annual Meeting, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), San Marcos, TX, January 1998 - October 1999

Established with the Texas State University Staff Council, Angelika Lester Wahl Staff Award for Enriching Diversity, July 2007

Established with the Texas State University Study Abroad Program, Byron D. Augustin Study Abroad Photography Award, July 2007

Chair, Distinguished Scholar Committee, American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, April 1998 - 2002

Chair, Finance Committee, California Geographical Society, May 1993 - August 1994

Member, Board of Directors, American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, April 1996 - April 1998

Member, Distinguished Scholar Committee, American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, April 1993 - April 1998

Member, Executive Committee, South Carolina Geographic Alliance, December 1990 - August 1991

Member, Planning Committee, South Carolina Geographic Alliance, October 1989 - November 1990

Summary of professional conference sessions: 65 organizer, 63 chair, 1 moderator, 11 panelist, 5 discussant

2008 Co-Organizer and Chair, Ethnic Geography Researchers "Giving Back." Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, forthcoming in April.

Chair, Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity: U.S. Perspectives. Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, forthcoming in April.

Panelist, The African Diaspora in the United States and Canada II, Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, forthcoming in April.

43 2007 Organizer, Diversity in Geography Undergraduate Programs. Paper Session. National Council for Geographic Education, Oklahoma City, OK, October.

Co-Organizer and Chair, Ethnic Geography Researchers "Giving Back." Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, April.

Chair, Immigrant Experiences III: Latinos in the U.S. Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, April.

Panelist, AAG Diversity Task Force: Final Report and Recommendations for the Association and for Geography Departments as Agents of Change. Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, April.

2006 Organizer and Leader, Geography Undergraduate Programs: A Dialogue on Recruitment, Retention, and Placement. Workshop. National Council for Geographic Education, Lake Tahoe, CA, October.

Organizer and Chair, Considering Business Geography Curricula. Panel Session. Applied Geography Conference, Tampa, FL, October.

Co-organizer (with Ines Miyares and Ray Sumner) and Chair, AAG Diversity Task Force: Collaboration and Outreach. Panel Session. Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March.

Organizer and Chair, Diversity in Geography Departments: Student Perspectives. Panel Session. Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March.

Organizer and Chair, Geography Undergraduate Program Assessment. Paper Session. Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March.

Co-Organizer (with Carlos Teixeira) and Chair, Ethics and Philosophy in Ethnic Geography. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March.

Organizer and Chair, Perceptions of African-American and Latino High School Students about Careers in Geography and the Geosciences. Panel Session, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March.

2005 Organizer and Chair, AAG Diversity Task Force: Goals and Work. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, March.

Organizer and Chair, Recruiting and Retaining African-American and Latino Students for Geography Departments: Student Perspectives. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, March.

44 Organizer and Co-chair (with Brock Brown), Geography Undergraduate Program Essentials: Recruitment, Retention, Placement. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, March.

Organizer and Chair, Emerging American Ethnic Geographies. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, March.

Organizer and Chair, Geography Undergraduate Program Management: Degrees, Courses, Enrollments. Paper Session, National Council for Geographic Education, Birmingham, AL, October.

Organizer and Chair, Business Geography: Development of a Curriculum. Paper Session, Applied Geography Conference, Washington, DC, October.

Organizer and Chair, Diversity in SWAAG Geography Departments: Student Perspectives. Panel Session, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Fayetteville, AR, November.

Organizer and Chair, Recruiting African-American and Latino Students into Texas Geography Departments. Workshop, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, January.

2004 Organizer and Chair, Diversity: Challenges and Opportunities for the AAG. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, April.

Organizer and Chair, Recruitment of Minorities into Geography: Challenges at the Dawn of the 21st Century. Illustrated Paper Session, Philadelphia, PA, April.

Organizer and Chair, Recruiting and Retaining African-American and Latino Students for SWAAG Geography Departments: Student Perspectives. Panel Session, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, October.

Chair and Panelist, Ethnic Geography: Avenues for Further Research. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, April.

2003 Organizer and Chair, Distinguished Scholar of Ethnic Geography, Daniel D. Arreola. Special Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, March.

Organizer and Chair, A Tribute to Richard L. Nostrand: Methods of Geographic Analysis. Special Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, March.

Organizer and Chair, Recruiting Students from Underrepresented Groups. Panel Session, Applied Geography Conference, Colorado Springs, CO, November.

45 Organizer and Chair, Recruiting Minority Students. Panel Session, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Stillwater, OK, October.

Organizer and Chair, Diversity Issues in SWAAG Departments of Geography. Panel Session, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Stillwater, OK, October.

Chair and Panelist, Future Research Directions in Ethnic Geography. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, March.

Panelist, Building Diversity: Increasing Minority Representation in Post-Secondary Geography, Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, March.

2002 Organizer and Chair, Distinguished Scholar of Ethnic Geography, Thomas D. Boswell. Special Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA, March.

Organizer, Chair, and Panelist, Recruiting Minority Students into University Geography Departments. Panel Session, Applied Geography Conference, Binghamton, NY, October.

Organizer and Chair, SWAAG Department Chairs Session. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Laredo, TX, November.

Organizer and Chair, Summer Geography Academy for Minority Students. Workshop, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, January.

Chair, Ethnic Geography: Avenues for Further Research. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA, March.

2001 Organizer and Chair, Distinguished Scholar of Ethnic Geography, Susan W. Hardwick. Special Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, New York, NY, February.

Organizer and Chair, The Health of the Discipline: Department Indicators. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, New York, NY, February.

Organizer and Chair, Geography Education and the Health of the Discipline of Geography. Panel Session, National Council for Geographic Education, Vancouver, BC, August.

Organizer and Chair, A Model for Geography Department Recruitment of Minority Students. Paper Session, Applied Geography Conference, Ft. Worth, TX, November.

46 2000 Organizer and Chair, Distinguished Scholar of American Ethnic Geography, Richard L. Nostrand, Special Paper Session. Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA, April.

Organizer and Chair, Health of the Discipline Indicators. Paper Session, Applied Geography Conference, Tampa, FL, October.

Organizer and Chair, SWAAG Department Chairs Session. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, College Station, TX, November.

Organizer and Chair, Geographic Information Systems at SWT Geography. Workshop, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, February.

Moderator, Geography Academy and Geography Summer Camp. GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, April.

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1999 Organizer and Chair, Distinguished Scholar of American Ethnic Geography, Michael P. Conzen. Special Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, HI, March.

Organizer and Chair, Toward an Applied Ethnic Geography. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, HI, March.

Organizer and Chair, SWAAG Department Chairs Session. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, San Marcos, TX, October.

Introduction of Keynote Speaker, Dr. Jane Goodall, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, April 1999

1998 Organizer and Chair, The Homeland Concept Revisited. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, March.

Co-organizer (with Craig Colten) and Chair, Ph.D. Programs and Ph.D. Production: Distributions, Strategies, and Concerns. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, March.

Organizer and Chair, Who Are You?: Using the Internet for Family Studies. Workshop, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March.

1997 Organizer and Chair, Maintaining Ethnicity on the Internet. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Ft. Worth, TX, April.

1996 Organizer and Chair, Teaching American Ethnic Geography: Strategies and Methods. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, April. Organizer and Chair, Using the Internet to Teach Multicultural Geography. Panel Session, National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, November.

Organizer and Chair, SWAAG Department Chairs Session. Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Norman, OK, November.

Organizer and Chair, Teaching Geography through Popular Film. Workshop, GeoTech Conference, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Dallas, TX, March.

1995 Organizer and Chair, Themes in American Ethnic Geography. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March.

Organizer and Chair, Teaching American Ethnic Geography: Strategies and Methods. Panel Session, National Council for Geographic Education, San

48 Antonio, October.

Panelist, Significance of Geography for Life, Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Las Cruces, NM, October.

1994 Organizer and Chair, The Homeland Concept. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, March.

Organizer and Chair, American Ethnic Groups: Cultural Conundrums and Perceptions. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, March.

Organizer and Chair, American Ethnic Groups: The Landscape, Geomancy, and Change. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, March.

Organizer, Themes in Human Geography: African Americans, Hmong, and Central America. Paper Session, California Geographical Society, Pomona, CA, April.

Organizer and Chair, Teaching Regional Geography: Methods and Strategies. Panel Session, California Geographical Society, Pomona, CA, April.

Organizer and Chair, California Geography Departments Chairs Session. California Geographical Society, Pomona, CA, April.

Director, Student Paper Judging, California Geographical Society, Pomona, CA, April.

1993 Organizer and Panelist, American Ethnic Geography: Issues and Concepts. Panel Session, Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Organizer, Ethnic Groups in the American West: Native Americans, Hispanics, and Asians. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Organizer, Themes in American Ethnic Geography. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Organizer, Geography of Ethnic Gangs in Fresno. Paper Session, California Geographical Society, Redding, CA, May.

Organizer and Chair, Teaching Ethnic Geography: Issues and Approaches. Panel Session, California Geographical Society, Redding, CA, May.

Organizer, Themes in Physical Geography and GIS. Poster Session, California Geographical Society, Redding, CA, May.

49 Organizer and Chair, California Geography Departments Chairs Session. California Geographical Society, Redding, CA, May.

Panelist, Teaching Ethnic Geography: Strategies and Methods Panel Session. Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

Discussant, Ethnic Groups in the American West: Native Americans, Hispanics, and Asians. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April.

1992 Organizer, American Ethnic Homeland I. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April.

Organizer and Chair, American Ethnic Homeland II. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April.

Organizer and Chair, Themes in American Ethnic Geography. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April.

Chair, California Geography Departments Chairs Session. California Geographical Society, San Luis Obispo, CA, May.

Discussant, American Ethnic Homeland II Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April.

1991 Organizer, Ethnic Geography. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, April.

Chair, North America's Landscapes. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, April.

1990 Organizer and Chair, Historical Geography. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Canada, April.

Discussant, Cognition and Sense of Place Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, Southeastern Division, Columbia, SC, November.

Participating Speaker, South Carolina Geography Speakers Bureau, September 1990 - August 1991.

Participating Speaker, South Carolina Humanities Council Speakers Bureau, December 1990 - August 1991

1988 Chair, Geography and Education. Paper Session, Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Mobile, AL, November.

50 1987 Discussant, Political Geography Session, Association of American Geographers, Southeastern Division, Charlotte, NC, November.

1986 Discussant, Themes on the American South Paper Session, Sixth International Conference of Historical Geographers, New Orleans, LA, July.

1982 Chair, Historical Geography. Paper Session, Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX, April.

Lecture Series Organized and Directed:

Ethnic Geography: California's Vital Diversity (with Manuel Figueroa, Chicano and Latin American Studies, and Lily Small, Ethnic Studies), California State University, Fresno, September 1993 - May 1994

Historical Geography: Links Between Geography and History (with John C. Kendall, History), California State University, Fresno, September 1992 - May 1993

Women Geographers in California and their Work (with Lillian Faderman, Women Studies), California State University, Fresno, September 1991 - May 1992

Women Geographers in the Southeast and their Work, Clemson University, September 1990 - May 1991

Historical Geography: Links Between Geography and History, Clemson University, September 1989 - May 1990

Geography: Paradigms of Southeastern Geographers (with James A. Miller),

Clemson University, September 1988 - May 1989

Scholars Funded and/or Hosted for Public Presentations:

Texas State University:

Marcos de Lima, University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, forthcoming in April 2008

Daniel Sui, Texas A&M University, April 2005

Richard L. Nostrand, University of Oklahoma, April 2004

Richard W. Dixon, Texas A&M University, April 1996

Joe G. Moore, LBJ School of Public Policy, University of Texas, April 1996

51 Fred M. Shelley, University of Oklahoma, April 1995

Larry E. Jenkins, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, March 1995

William E. Doolittle, University of Texas at Austin, November 1994

California State University, Fresno:

Vandana Kohli, California State University, Bakersfield, April 1994

Ramon Chacon, Santa Clara University, March 1994

Eleanor Mason Ramsey, President, Mason Tillman Associates, Ltd., Oakland, CA, February 1994

Melvin H. Aamodt, California State University, Stanislaus, November 1993

Gary B. Nachtigall, Fresno Pacific College, November 1993

James P. Allen, California State University, Northridge, November 1993

Ines Miyares, Arizona State University, October 1993

Lin Wu, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, March 1993

Richard M. Golden, Clemson University, March 1993

Peter J. Klassen, California State University, Fresno, February 1993

Richard L. Nostrand, University of Oklahoma, November 1992

David Hornbeck, California State University, Northridge, CA, October 1992

Jenny J. Zorn, California State University, San Bernardino, March 1992

Barbara E. Fredrich, San Diego State University, February 1992

Lary M. Dilsaver, University of South Alabama, December 1991

Judith A. Tyner, California State University, Long Beach, November 1991

Susan W. Hardwick, California State University, Chico, October 1991

Clemson University:

Susan R. Brooker-Gross, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, February 1991

52 Stephen Webre, Louisiana Tech University, February 1991

Sally P. Horn, University of Tennessee, January 1991

Sallie M. , University of North Carolina-Charlotte, November 1990

Melinda S. Meade, University of North Carolina, October 1990

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Robert L. Janiskee, University of South Carolina, March 1990

Charles F. Kovacik, University of South Carolina, February 1990

Charles S. Aiken, University of Tennessee, November 1989

Louis De Vorsey, University of Georgia, October 1989

Leland Ferguson, University of South Carolina, July 1989

Jane Landers, University of Florida, July 1989

John J. Winberry, University of South Carolina, March 1989

Gerald Fish, Winthrop College, March 1989

Patricia Gilmartin, University of South Carolina, February 1989

Ronald L. Mitchelson, University of Georgia, November 1988

Kavita K. Pandit, University of Georgia, October 1988

F. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

Member: American Real Estate Society Applied Geography Conferences Association of American Geographers Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers Hispanic Policy Network, Texas State University National Council for Geographic Education National Geographic Society

Past Member: Association of American Geographers, Southeastern Division Association of Pacific Coast Geographers California Geographical Society Chicano-Latino Faculty Association, California State University, Fresno Fondation Media-Louisiane Louisiana Academy of Science Louisiana Historical Association South Carolina Council for the Social Studies Southern Historical Association Southwestern Social Science Association

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Wisconsin Council for Geographic Education Wisconsin Environmental Decade Wisconsin Hispanic Council on Higher Education

F. Services Honors and Awards:

Outstanding Leadership Award, Department of Geography, Texas State University, April 2007

Texas State Presidential Resolution for Outstanding Performance in Leading the Organization and Implementation of the 2006 International Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, Texas State University, April 2007

Outstanding Service and Exemplary Leadership Award for Ten Years of Excellence as Chair and Professor of the Department of Geography, Associated Student Government, Texas State University, May 2004

Lawrence Estaville Geography Scholarship. Established in my honor by the Department of Geography, Texas State University, for ten-year leadership of the department, April 2004

Distinguished Service Award, Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, March 2003

Graduate Commencement Speaker, Southwest Texas State University, 22 December 2000

Outstanding Leadership Award, Alumni Reunion Committee, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, April 1997

Invited Founding Member, Pacific Rim Studies Center, California State University, Fresno, October 1992 - August 1994

Outstanding Leadership Award, Department of Geography Graduate Students, California State University, Fresno, April 1993

G. Military Service:

Military Positions:

Lieutenant Colonel, United States Army/Army Reserve, Retired Graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College

Information Officer and Team Coordinator, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans, Department of the Army, the Pentagon, Washington, DC, January 1992 - March 1995

Secretary (chief administrative and personnel officer), 3288th USAR Forces School, Greenville, SC, January - December 1991

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Race Relations and Equal Opportunity Officer and President, Race Relations and Equal Opportunity Council, 3288th USAR Forces School, Greenville, SC, October 1989 - August 1991

Information Management Officer (computer operations manager), 3288th USAR Forces School, Greenville, SC, August 1987 - December 1990

Executive Officer and Associate Professor, USA ROTC Instructor Group, Department of Military Science, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, WI, August 1986 - July 1987

Instructor, Officer Advanced Course, 3288th USAR School, Greenville, SC, August 1985 - August 1986

Automation Management Officer, G-4, Headquarters, 84th Division, Milwaukee, WI, September 1982 - August 1985

Administrative and Personnel Officer, Headquarters, 2d Battalion, 2d Armor Brigade, 84th Division, Menasha, WI, September 1980-August 1982

Assistant Director of the Department of MOS Instruction, 4155th USAR School, Oklahoma City, OK, October 1979 - September 1980

Senior MOS Instructor, 4155th USAR School, Oklahoma City, OK, September 1977 - October 1979

Chief, Testing and Classification Branch, 4073d USA Reception Station, Lafayette, LA, August 1976 - August 1977

Commander and Laboratory Officer, 935th QM Petroleum Laboratory, Lake Charles, LA, January 1971 - August 1976 (Superior Unit Award, 1974)

Military Awards:

Army Meritorious Service Medal (one of the highest non-combat honors in the military)

Army Commendation Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster

Army Reserve Achievement Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters

Armed Forces Reserve Medal with Hour-Glass Device

National Defense Service Medal

Army Service Ribbon

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Commendations from General Officers:

For being the most outstanding graduate (ranked #1) of the Transportation Officer Basic Course at Ft. Eustis, VA, 1970 Major General Howard F. Schiltz Commandant, U.S. Army Transportation School

For being an outstanding commander of the 935th QM Petroleum Laboratory at Lake Charles, LA, 1971-1976 Brigadier General Jean H. Trahin Commander, 122d ARCOM

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I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Dr. rer. nat. Sven Fuhrmann Title: Assistant Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation PhD 2002 Westfaelische Wilhelms- Geoinformatics Facilitating wayfinding in desktop University, Muenster, geovirtual environments - Concept, design, Germany and usability engineering M.S. 1997 Westfaelische Wilhelms- Geography Concept and prototypical realization of a (Diplom) University, Muenster, multimedia-based hydrological Germany visualization system including temporal and non-temporal animations B.S. 1993 Salem State College Cartography

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Assistant Professor Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Since 8/2005 Research Associate (Postdoc) The Pennsylvania State University, University 4/2002 – 8/2005 Park, PA Research Assistant Westfaelische Wilhelms-University, Muenster, 10/1999 – 3/2002 Germany Visiting Research Scholar International Institute for Geo-Information 4/2000 – 3/2002 Science and Earth Observation (ITC), Enschede, The Netherlands Visiting Research Scholar The Pennsylvania State University, University 2/1999 – 9/1999 Park, PA Research Assistant Westfaelische Wilhelms-University, Muenster, 3/1997 – 1/1999 Germany Technical Assistant Westfaelische Wilhelms-University, Muenster, 3/1996 – 2/1997 Germany Student Consultant Westfaelische Wilhelms-University, Muenster, 10/1993 – 2/1996 Germany Student Consultant Salem State College, Salem, MA 5/1992 – 8/1992

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates Consultant Geographische Kommission für Westfalen, 10/1999 – 3/2000 Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe, Münster, Germany

1 II. Teaching

A. Teaching Honors and Awards

2007 Graduate Student Forum Outstanding Professor Award, Department of Geography, Texas State University – San Marcos.

B. Courses Taught

Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Summer 2008 GEO7447 Spatial Graphics in Geographic Education Spring 2008 GEO5419 Geographic Information Systems II Spring 2008 GEO2426 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems Fall 2007 GEO3411 Maps and Mapmaking Fall 2007 GEO2426 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems Spring 2007 GEO5419 Geographic Information Systems II Spring 2007 GEO5408 Applied Cartography (stacked with GEO4422) Spring 2007 GEO4422 Computer Cartography (stacked with GEO5408) Fall 2006 GEO3411 Map Compilation and Graphics Fall 2006 GEO2426 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems Summer 2006 GEO7347 Spatial Graphics in Geographic Education Spring 2006 GEO5419 Geographic Information Systems II Fall 2005 GEO2426.3 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems Fall 2005 GEO2426.2 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems

The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA Fall 2003 GEOG597 Human-Centered GIScience

Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet, Muenster, Germany Spring 2001 Digital Cartography Spring 2000 Visualization

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees

Member, Dissertation Committee, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Melissa Gray (Comprehensive Exam, 2005, Chair Dr. Day) Jamie Zech (Comprehensive Exam, 2006, Chair Dr. Tiefenbacher) Lara Bryant, (started 8/2006, Chair Dr. Muniz) William Collins (started 5/2007, Chair Dr. Zhan) Shelrie Houlton (started 07/2008, Chair Dr. Giordano) Mary Curtis (started 07/2008, Chair Dr. Boehm)

Chair, Master of Science Committee, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Diana Woronuk (Spring 2008) Joshua Bailey (started 11/2006) Scott Hill (started 10/2007)

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Member, Master of Science Committee, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Ryan Taylor (Spring 2006, Chair Dr. Day) David Parr (Summer 2008, Chair Dr. Lu)

Chair, Master of Applied Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Manuel Lopez (Spring 2007) Nevada Smith (Fall 2007) Kathleen Terry (Spring 2008) Dwayne McClam (Spring 2008)

Member, Master of Applied Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Jason Behrends (Spring 2007, Chair: Dr. Currit) Margret Liefner-Thiem (Summer 2007, Chair: Dr. Petersen). Brent Cochran (Fall 2007, Chair: Dr. Lee) Leon Kincy (started 5/2007, Chair: Dr. Currit) Matthew Connolly (started 5/2008, Chair: Dr. Hagelman)

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development

Summer 2008 GEO7447 Spatial Graphics in Geographic Education (New skill course for the Geographic Education and GIScience PhD program).

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts

F. Submitted, but not Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts

H. Submitted, but not Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts

I. Other

III. Scholarly/Creative

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholary Monographs

FUHRMANN, S. (2003): Facilitating wayfinding in desktop geovirtual environments - Concept, design, and usability engineering, IfGI prints, Bd. 15, Institut für Geoinformatik, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Münster. (not refereed)

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FUHRMANN, S. (1999): Das multimediale hydrologische Visualisierungssystem 'HydroVIS' (HydroVIS - A hydrological visualization system), IfGI prints, Bd. 3, Institut für Geoinformatik, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Münster. (not refereed) b. Textbooks c. Edited Books/Edited Journals

FUHRMANN, S. (Ed.) (2007): Themenheft: Europäische Kartographen in Nordamerika (Special Issue: European Cartographers in North America). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 57, No. 2.

FUHRMANN, S. & F. HEIDMANN (Eds.) (2003): Themenheft: Usability Engineering – Zur Benutzungsfreundlichkeit von Karten (Special Issue: Usability Engineering – Human- centered map design). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 53, No. 6.

FUHRMANN, S. & M.-J. KRAAK (Eds.) (2001): Themenheft: Geovisualisierung (Special Issue: Geovisualization). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 51, No. 4.

FUHRMANN, S., W. KUHN & U. STREIT (Eds.) (2000): Special Issue: Geoscientific Visualization. Computers & Geosciences, Volume 26, No. 1. d. Chapters in Books

FUHRMANN, S., A. M. MACEACHREN, M. GAHEGAN & R. DOWNS (2008): Geospatial Online Learning Activities for Middle School Students. In: Andrew J. Milson & Marsha Alibrandi (Eds.): Digital Geography: Geo-Spatial Technologies in the Social Studies Classroom, Information Age Publishing, Greenwich, CT.

FUHRMANN, S., A. M. MACEACHREN & G. CAI (2008): Geoinformation technologies to support collaborative emergency management. In: H. Chen, L. Brandt, V. Gregg, R. Traunmüller, S. , E. Hovy, A. Macintosh & C. A. Larson (Eds.): Digital Government: Advanced Research and Case Studies, Springer, pp. 395-420 (refereed).

FUHRMANN, S., P. AHONEN-RAINIO, R. M. EDSALL, S. I. FABRIKANT, E. L. KOUA, C. TOBON, C. WARE & S. WILSON (2005): Making Useful and Useable Geovisualization: Design and Evaluation Issues. In: Dykes, J., A. M. MacEachren & M.-J. Kraak (Eds.): Exploring geovisualization, Elsevier, London, pp 553-566. (refereed)

FUHRMANN, S. & W. PIKE (2005): User-centered design of collaborative geovisualization tools. In: Dykes, J., A. M. MacEachren & M.-J. Kraak (Eds.): Exploring geovisualization, Elsevier, London, pp 591-609. (refereed)

FUHRMANN, S. (2003): Supporting wayfinding in desktop geovirtual environments. In: M. P. Peterson (Ed.): Maps and the Internet, Elsevier, London, pp. 271-287.

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FUHRMANN, S. (1999): Das multimediale hydrologische Visualisierungssystem "HydroVIS" (HydroVIS - A hydrological visualization system). In: Kleeberg, H.-B., W. Mauser, G. Peschke & U. Streit (Eds.): Regionalisierung in der Hydrologie - Ergebnisse eines Schwerpunktprogrammes (1992 bis 1998), Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, pp. 465- 466.

FUHRMANN, S., K.-H. KOSUBEK, P. MITTRING & U. STREIT (1999): Entwicklung von GIS-Werkzeugen für die Regionalisierung (Development of GIS tools for regionalization). In: Kleeberg, H.-B., W. Mauser, G. Peschke & U. Streit (Eds.): Regionalisierung in der Hydrologie - Ergebnisse eines Schwerpunktprogrammes (1992 bis 1998), Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, pp. 371 - 389.

STREIT, U., S. FUHRMANN, J. KRAUSE & P. MITTRING (1999): GIS for Regionalization and Visualization in Hydrology. In: Diekkrüger, B., M. Kirkby & U. Schröder (Eds.): Regionalization in Hydrology. IAHS Publ. No. 254, Institute of Hydrology, Wallingford, pp. 253-259.

FUHRMANN, S., U. EINSPANIER & U: STREIT (1997): Multimediale Visualisierung von Hochwasserereignissen mit FloodView (FloodView: Multimedial visualization of flooding events). In: R. Immendorf (Eds.): Hochwasser - Natur im Überfluß?, C. F. Müller Verlag, Heidelberg, pp. 245-258.

FUHRMANN, S. & U. STREIT (1997): Aufbau eines multimedialen hydrologischen Visualisierungssystems für das Einzugsgebiet der Weser (The structure of a hydrological visualization system for the Weser river catchment). In: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kartographie (Eds.): GIS und Kartographie im multimedialen Umfeld - Grundlagen, Anwendungen und Entwicklungen, Kartographische Schriften, Band 2, Bonn, pp. 58-66.

FUHRMANN, S., J. KRAUSE & U. STREIT (1996): Werkzeuge für die hydrologische Informationsverarbeitung, Modellierung und Visualisierung (Tools for hydrological information processing, modeling and visualization). In: Markert, B. (Eds.): Wasser im System Boden - Pflanze - Atmosphäre, Festschrift anläßlich des 60. Geburtstages von Prof. Gerd Peschke, IHI-Schriften, Heft 2, Jahrgang 1996, Zittau, pp. 192-201.

MITTRING, P., S. FUHRMANN & U. STREIT (1996): Computergestützte Werkzeuge in der Hydrologie - T4HIM / HydroVIS (Computational tools for hydrology - T4HIM and HydroVIS). In: , H. & U. W. Lipeck (Eds.): Umweltinformatik für den Umweltschutz, 10. Symposium, Hannover, pp. 346-357.

MITTRING, P., S. FUHRMANN & U. STREIT (1996): Entwicklung und Anwendung der Werkzeugsysteme T4HIM und HydroVIS für die Regionalisierung in der Hydrologie (Development and use of T4HIM and HydroVIS for regionalization purposes in hydrology). In: Holtmeier, F.-K. (Eds.): Beiträge aus den Arbeitsgebieten am Institut für Landschaftsökologie, Arbeiten aus dem Institut für Landschaftsökologie, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Band 1, Münster, pp. 201-213.

5 e. Creative Books

2. Articles

a. Refereed Journal Articles

FUHRMANN, S., L. D. STONE, M. C. CASEY, M. D. CURTIS, A. L. DOYLE, B. D. EARLE, D. D. JONES, P. RODRIGUEZ, and S. M. SCHERMERHORN (accepted): Teaching disaster preparedness in geographic education. Journal of Geography.

FUHRMANN, S., A. M. MACEACHREN, G. CAI (2007): Krisenmanagement mit modernen Geoinformationstechnologien (Crisis management with modern geoinformation technologies). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 57, No. 2, pp 92-99.

MACEACHREN, A. M. & FUHRMANN (2006): Kartographische Lernumgebungen im behördlichen Internetangebot (Cartographic learning activities for government agency web portals). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 56, No. 6, pp. 296-303.

MACEACHREN, A. M., G. CAI, R. SHARMA, I. RAUSCHERT, I. BREWER, L. BOLELLI, B. SHAPARENKO, S. FUHRMANN & H. WANG (2005): Enabling collaborative geoinformation access and decision-making through a natural, multimodal interface, International Journal of Geographical Information Science, Volume 19, No. 3, pp. 293-317.

FUHRMANN, S., A. M. MACEACHREN, M. DEBERRY, J. BOSLEY, R. LAPORTE TAYLOR, MARK GAHEGAN & R. DOWNS (2005): MapStats for Kids: Making geographic and statistical facts available to children, Journal of Geography, Volume 104, No. 6, pp. 233- 241.

CAI, G., H. WANG, A. M. MACEACHREN & S. FUHRMANN (2005): Natural conversational interfaces to geospatial databases, Transactions in GIS, Volume 9, No. 2, pp. 199-221.

SLOCUM, T. A., C. BLOK, B. JIANG, A. KOUSSOULAKOU, D. R. MONTELLO, S. FUHRMANN & N. R. HEDLEY (2001): Cognitive and Usability Issues in Geovisualization. Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, Volume 28, No. 1, pp. 61-75.

FUHRMANN, S. (2000): Designing a visualization system for hydrological data. Computers and Geosciences, Volume 26, No. 1, pp. 11-19.

6 Refereed Conference Articles

CAI, G, A. M. MACEACHREN, I. BREWER, M. MCNEESE, R. SHARMA & S. FUHRMANN (2005): Map-Mediated GeoCollaborative Crisis Management. Lecture Notes on Computer Science 3495: Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI 2005), Atlanta, GA, USA, May 19-20, 2005. Edited by Kantor P, Muresan G, Roberts F, al. e. Atlanta, Georgia, Springer, 2005, pp 429- 435.

FUHRMANN, S., J. BOSLEY, B. LI, S. CRAWFORD, A. M. MACAECHREN, R. DOWNS & M. GAHEGAN (2003): Assessing the usefulness and usability of online learning activities: MapStats for Kids. Proceedings of the dg.o2003, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 18-21, Boston, pp. 137-140.

RAUSCHERT, I., R. SHARMA, S. FUHRMANN, I. BREWER, A. M. MACEACHREN (2002): Approaching a new multimodal GIS interface. Proceedings GIScience Symposium, Abstract Book, Boulder, CO, September 25 – 28, 2002 pp. 145-148.

RAUSCHERT, I., P. AGRAWAL, S. FUHRMANN, I. BREWER, R. SHARMA, G. CAI, A. M. MacEACHREN (2002): Designing a human-centered, multimodal GIS interface to support emergency management, Proceedings of the 10th ACM International Symposium on Advances in Geographic Information Systems, Voisard, A. & S.-C. Chen (Eds.), McLean, VA, November 8-9, pp. 119-124.

FUHRMANN, S. & A. M. MACEACHREN (1999): Navigating Desktop GeoVirtual Environments. IEEE Information Visualization 99, Late Breaking Hot Topics Proceedings, San Francisco, CA, Oct. 23-28, 1999, IEEE, pp. 11-14. b. Non-refereed Articles

MACEACHREN, A. M., G. CAI, M. MCNEESE, R. SHARMA & S. FUHRMANN (2006), GeoCollaborative Crisis Management: Designing Technologies to Meet Real-World Needs. 7th Annual National Conference on Digital Government Research: Integrating Information Technology and Social Science Research for Effective Government, San Diego, CA, May 21- 24, 2006.

CAI, G., A. M. MACEACHREN, R. SHARMA, I. BREWER, S. FUHRMANN & M. MCNEESE (2005): Enabling GeoCollaborative Crisis Management through advanved geoinformation technologies, Proceedings, 6th Annual NSF Digital Government Conference, Atlanta, GA, pp. 227-228.

FUHRMANN, S., A. M. MACEACHREN, J. DOU, K. WANG & A. COX, (2005): Gesture and speech-based maps to support use of GIS for crisis management: A user study. Auto- Carto 2005, Las Vegas, http://www.cartogis.org/autocarto-proceedings/autocarto- 2005/autocarto-2005-paper-presentations/ (access: 08/17/2008).

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TERRELL, I., M. MCNEESE, H. HUANG, S. FUHRMANN, A. M. MACEACHREN (2005): The use of mobile technologies for West Nile Virus field workers. Human Computer Interaction International, Las Vegas, NV, pp. CD-ROM.

AGRAWAL, P., I. RAUSCHERT, K. INOCHANON, L. BOLELLI, S. FUHRMANN, I. BREWER, G. CAI, A. M. MacEACHREN & R. SHARMA, (2004): Multimodal interface platform for geographical information systems (GeoMIP) in crisis management, Sixth International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces, October 14-15, 2004, pp. 339-340.

BOLELLI, L., G. CAI, H. WANG, B. MORTAZAVI, I. RAUSCHERT, S. FUHRMANN, R. SHARMA, A. M. MACEACHREN, (2004): Multimodal interaction for distributed collaboration, Sixth International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces, October 14-15, 2004, pp. 327-328.

CAI, G., L. BOLELLI, A. M. MACEACHREN, R. SHARMA, S. FUHRMANN & M. MCNEESE (2004): GeoCollaborative Crisis Management: Using Maps to Mediate EOC-Mobile Team Collaboration. Proceedings of the dg.o2004, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, pp 269-270.

FUHRMANN, S., S. CRAWFORD, A. M. MACAECHREN & T. BHOWMICK (2004): Publishing Geographic and Statistical Online Learning Activities for Middle School Children. Proceedings of the dg.o2004, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, pp 275-276.

MACEACHREN, A. M., G. CAI, S. FUHRMANN, M. MCNEESE & R. SHARMA (2004): Building better systems through advanced technology and deep understanding of technology- enabled group work," Proceedings, 5th Annual NSF Digital Government Conference, Seattle, WA, pp 55-56.

CRAWFORD, S., S. FUHRMANN, B. LI, A. M. MACEACHREN, M. GAHEGAN & R. DOWNS (2003): MapStats for Kids: Online Learning Tools to Foster Geographic and Statistical Literacy in Children. Proceedings of the dg.o2003, The National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 18-21, Boston, p. 305.

FUHRMANN, S., I. BREWER, I. RAUSCHERT, A. M. MACEACHREN, G. CAI, R. SHARMA, H. WANG, L. BOLELLI & B. SHAPARENKO (2003): Collaborative emergency management with multimodal GIS, ESRI International User Conference, July 7-11, San Diego.

FUHRMANN, S. & F. HEIDMANN (2003): Nutzerfreundliche Visualisierung raumbezogener Informationen (User-friendly visualization of geospatial information). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 53, No. 6, pp. 257-258.

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HEINEN, T., T. ROPINSKI, M. WERTH & S. FUHRMANN (2002): Multimodale Interaktionen in desktop-basierten geo-virtuellen Visualisierungsumgebungen. Angewandte Geographische Informationsverarbeitung XIV, Beiträge zum AGIT-Symposium Salzburg 2002, Heidelberg: Wichmann.

BERLIN, K., S. FUHRMANN, W. KUHN & B. (2001): Ansätze zur Optimierung der 3D-Interaktion in geowissenschaftlichen Visualisierungsumgebungen (Approaches for optimizing 3D-interactions in geoscientific visualization environments). Angewandte Geographische Informationsverarbeitung XIII, Beiträge zum AGIT-Symposium Salzburg 2001, Wichmann, pp. 47-51.

FUHRMANN, S., M.-J. KRAAK (2001): Geovisualisierung - Einführung in das Thema (Geovisualization - An Introduction). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 51, No. 4., pp. 173-175.

FUHRMANN, S. & A. M. MACEACHREN (2001): Navigation in desktop geovirtual environments: Usability assessment. 20th International Cartographic Conference - Mapping the 21st century, August 06-10, 2001, Beijing, China, ICA, pp. 2444-2453.

FUHRMANN, S. & A. M. MACEACHREN (2001): Navigation in desktop-basierten geo- virtuellen Welten (Navigation in desktop geovirtual environments). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 51, No. 3, pp. 132-142.

FUHRMANN, S., B. SCHMIDT, K. BERLIN & W. KUHN (2001): Anforderungen an 3D-Interaktionen in geo-virtuellen Visualisierungsumgebungen (Demands on 3D-interactions in geovirtual environments). Kartographische Nachrichten, Volume 51, No. 4., pp. 191-195.

FUHRMANN, S. & W. KUHN (1999): Interface design issues for interactive animated maps. Proceedings 19th ICA/ACI International Cartographic Conference, August 14-21, 1999, Ottawa, Canada, pp. 875-884.

MACEACHREN, A. M., R. EDSALL, D. HAUG, R. BAXTER, G. OTTO, R. MASTERS, S. FUHRMANN, & L. QIAN (1999): Exploring the Potential of Virtual Environments for Geographic Visualization. Proceedings Paper, The Association of American Geographers 95th Annual Meeting, March 23-28. Honolulu, HI, AAG, pp. 371.

MACEACHREN, A. M., R. EDSALL, D. HAUG, R. BAXTER, G. OTTO, R. MASTERS, S. FUHRMANN, & L. QIAN (1999): Virtual environments for geographic visualization: potential and challenges. In Proceedings of the 1999 Workshop on New Paradigms in information Visualization and Manipulation in Conjunction with the Eighth ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (Kansas City, Missouri, United States, November 02 - 06, 1999). NPIVM '99. ACM, New York, NY, 35-40.

9 EINSPANIER U., S. FUHRMANN, A. SENDT., U. STREIT & O. WELLIE (1997): Realisierung eines hypermedialen Visualisierungssystems am Beispiel pedologischer Daten (Including pedological data in a hypermedial visualization system). In: ESRI Gesellschaft für Systemforschung und Umweltplanung mbH (Eds.): Tagungsband 5. Deutsche Anwenderkonferenz 10.-12. März 1997, Kranzberg, pp. 41-50.

FUHRMANN, S., J. KRAUSE, P. MITTRING, U. STREIT (1997): Tools for hydrological information, modeling and visualization T4HIM/HydroVIS. In: B. Diekkrüger, O. Richter (Hrsg.): International Conference on Regionalization in Hydrology, Extended Abstracts, 10.- 14.3.1997, Landschaftsökologie und Umweltforschung, herausgegeben vom Institut für Geographie und Geoökologie der TU Braunschweig, Heft 25, Braunschweig, 73-77.

FUHRMANN, S. & U. STREIT (1997): Visualization Techniques in a Hydrological Visualization System. In: L. Ottoson (Eds.): Proceedings 18th ICA/ACI International Cartographic Conference, Volume 3, Grävle, pp. 1443-1451.

FUHRMANN, S., U. EINSPANIER & U. STREIT (1996): HydroVIS - Konzeption eines hydrologischen Visualisierungssystems (HydroVIS - Concept of a hydrological visualization system). In: ESRI Gesellschaft für Systemforschung und Umweltplanung mbH (Eds.): Tagungsband 4. Deutsche Anwenderkonferenz 11.-13. März 1996, Kranzberg; pp. 225-226.

FUHRMANN, S. & STREIT, U. (1996): Konzeption eines multimedialen Visualisierungssystems für digitale hydrologische Geometrie- und Sachdaten (Concept of a multimedial visualization system for digital hydrological data). In: Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Kartographie (Eds.): Kartographie im Umbruch - neue Herausforderungen, neue Technologien, Beiträge zum Kartographiekongress Interlaken 1996, Bern, pp. 203-210.

FUHRMANN, S. & U. STREIT (1995): Konzeption eines CD-ROM-Visualisierungssystems für digitale hydrologische Karten (Concept of a CD-ROM based visualization system for hydrological maps). Angewandte Geographische Informationsverarbeitung VII; Salzburger Geogr. Materialien, H. 22; Salzburg, pp. 79-81.

FUHRMANN, S., M.-T. LÜLFF, C. KIRCHHOFF, U. STREIT (1994): Benutzerfreundliche GIS-Werkzeuge zur Visualisierung und kartographischen Präsentation (User centered GIS tools for visualization and cartographic presentations). In: Angewandte Geographische Informationstechnologie AGIT 1994, Salzburg, pp. 739-740.

3. Abstracts

FUHRMANN, S. (2004): Speech and gesture-based GIS for emergency management. Proceedings Geographic Information Systems for Local Government Conference, October 28-29, State College, PA, p.42.

KRAAK, M.J., S. FUHRMANN, U. STREIT (1999): Konzeption eines Web-basierten interaktiven Mapping-Systems für das EUREGIO-Gebiet (Concept of a web-based interactive mapping system for the EUREGIO). Abstractbook NVK-DGfK Maastricht, pp.20.

10 4. Reports

FUHRMANN, S., L. D. STONE, M. C. CASEY, M. D. CURTIS, A. L. DOYLE, B. D. EARLE, D. D. JONES, P. RODRIGUEZ, and S. M. SCHERMERHORN (2007): Lesson plans for teaching disaster preparedness in geographic education. Electronic Report, Department of Geography, Texas State University, http://www.geo.txstate.edu/grosvenor/publications/GEO7347_lesson_plans.pdf

MACEACHREN, A.M., R. DOWNS, M. GAHEGAN, D. HOWARD, M. HARROWER, B. LI, S. FUHRMANN, S. CRAWFORD (2002): MapStats for Kids- Phase 1 Report. July 30, 2002.

5. Book Reviews

6. Other

FUHRMANN, S. (1997): Konzeption und exemplarische Realisierung eines multimedialen hydrologischen Visualisierungssystems unter Einbeziehung von temporalen und nontemporalen Animationen (Concept and prototypical realization of a multimedia-based hydrological visualization system including temporal and non-temporal animations), Fachbereich Geowissenschaften im Studiengang Diplom Geographie, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster, pp133 (unpublished Masters Thesis).

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings

MILSON, A., K. ALVAREZ, R. BEDNARZ, S. BEDNARZ, A. DOERING, S. FUHRMANN, D. GREEN, J. KERSKI & E.-K. SHIN (2007): Digital geography in the K-12 classroom. National Council for Geographic Education, 92nd Annual Meeting, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, October 18-21, 2007.

FUHRMANN, S. (2006): User-centered design in GIScience. Annual Meeting, Association of American Geographers, Chicago, March 7-11, 2006.

COX, A. A., S. FUHRMANN & A. M. MACEACHREN (2005): Multimodal GIS Interfaces. 25th Conference of the North American Cartographic Information Society, Salt Lake City, October 12-15, 2005.

BREWER, I., M. D. MCNEESE, T. G. FRAZIER, S. FUHRMANN & I. S. TERREOO (2005): Expanding team knowledge elicitation through procedural, temporal, and strategic elements. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 49th Annual Meeting, Santa Monica CA, September 26- 30, 2005.

11 HEINEN, T. & S. FUHRMANN (2002): Multimodal interaction in desktop geo-virtual environments. Poster presentation at the Euroconference on methods to define geovisualization contents for users needs, Albufeira (Algarve) Portugal, March 9-14, 2002.

DÖLLNER, J., O. KERSTING, M. NIENHAUS, J. REIBERG, S. FUHRMANN, C. PODEWILS, B. SCHMIDT & C. UHLENKÜKEN (1998): Von Bits über Bilder zur Bedeutung: Visualisierung am Beispiel der Geowissenschaften (Bits, pictures, meaning: Visualization in geosciences). Tag des Wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchses" WWU Münster, 25. November 1998.

FUHRMANN, S. & W. KUHN (1998): The Design of Everyday Maps. Paper for the ICA- Workshop "Multidimensional Web Visualization to Explore Spatial Data", 21 - 23 May 1998, Warschau, Poland.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations

FUHRMANN, S. (2008): The New Frontier: Designing 3D Geovisualizations. Invited presentation; Technical University of Dresden, Department of Cartography, Dresden, Germany, January 25, 2008.

FUHRMANN, S. (2007): Round table discussion: GIS: Theories, Applications, and Future Direction, Invited participant; GEO 5309 (Geographic Analysis), Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September 27, 2007.

FUHRMANN, S. (2007): Know your user! Invited presentation; GEO 5309 (Geographic Analysis), Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September 20, 2007.

FUHRMANN, S. (2007): Sculpt the future. Mapping exhibition at the presidential dinner, Texas State University – San Marcos, March 24, 2007.

FUHRMANN, S. (2006): Designing Better Geovisualization Technologies for Wayfinding Tasks, Invited presentation; Technical University of Vienna, Department of Geoinformation and Cartography, Vienna, Austria, November 06, 2006.

FUHRMANN, S. (2006): Round table discussion: GIS: Theories, Applications, and Future Direction, Invited participant; GEO 5309 (Geographic Analysis), Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September 26, 2006.

FUHRMANN, S. (2006): Know your user! Invited presentation; GEO 5309 (Geographic Analysis), Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September 19, 2006.

FUHRMANN, S. (2006): The use of GIS and modern visualization techniques in law enforcement, San Marcos Police Department, San Marcos, June 2, 2006.

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FUHRMANN, S. (2006): Mission planning and emergency response with 3D geovisualizations, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Jersey City, NJ, May 30, 2006.

FUHRMANN, S. (2006): The use of GIS and modern visualization techniques for fire and rescue operations, San Marcos Fire and Rescue, San Marcos, February 15, 2006.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): Maps in mind. Invited presentation; Department of Geography, University of Bonn, Germany, December 16, 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): Kartographie mit neuen Medien (Using new media in Cartography). Invited presentation; Department of Geography, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany, December 5, 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): GIScience in crisis management. Invited presentation; Texas Center for GIScience, Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, November 04, 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): Know you user! Invited presentation; GEO 5309 (Geographic Analysis), Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, October 11, 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): A View on GIScience. Invited presentation; “Student Organization for Geographic Information Science”, Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, October 10, 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): “Human-Centered Geovisualization”. Invited presentation; Ohio University, Department of Geography, Athens, OH, USA, 23. February 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2005): “A GIScience Perspective on Geovisualization“. Invited presentation; Texas State University, Department of Geography, San Marcos, TX, USA, 7. February 2005.

FUHRMANN, S. (2004): “Cartographic perspectives”. Invited presentation; Technical University of Vienna, Department of Geoinformation and Cartography, Vienna, Austria, June 17, 2004

FUHRMANN, S. (2004): “Bridging the gap”. Invited presentation; The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Landscape Architecture, University Park, PA, USA, April 1, 2004

FUHRMANN, S. (2003): “Wegesuche” (Wayfinding). Invited presentation; University of Hannover, Institute of Cartography and Geoinformatics, Hannover, Germany, August 28, 2003

13 FUHRMANN, S. (2002): “User centered design for desktop geovirtual environments“, Invited presentation; Kongress und Messe der Geodäsie und Geoinformation Frankfurt, Germany, October 16-18, 2002

3. Consultancies

2006 Prentice Hall, Textbook review: Slocum, T. A., R. B. McMaster, F. C. Kessler & H. H. Howard (2005) Thematic Cartography and Geographic Visualization (Second Edition).

4. Workshops

2006 3D GIS workshop for Zebra Imaging, Department of Geography, Texas State University, San Marcos, March 30, 2006.

5. Other

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts

2007 “Building a Geographic Data Base for the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board”, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Austin TX, $300, PI: Sven Fuhrmann

2006 “Supporting wayfinding tasks with holograms”, Zebra Imaging. Hologram technology is provided free of charge (2006-2008). PI: Sven Fuhrmann

2005 “Enabling humanitarian relief logistics through GeoCollaborative technologies”, NSF, $200,000, PI: Alan MacEachren, Co-PI: Guoray Cai, Sven Fuhrmann, Michael McNeese, Rajeev Sharma.

2003 “GeoCollaborative Crisis Management (GCCM): Building better systems through advanced technology and deep understanding of technology-enabled group work”, funded by NSF, $1.200.000, PI: Alan MacEachren, Co-PI: Guoray Cai, Sven Fuhrmann, Michael McNeese, Rajeev Sharma.

2. Submitted, but not Funded External Grants and Contracts

2007 “Tactical geovisualization in crisis management”, Advanced Research Grant Program, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, $149.000, PI: Sven Fuhrmann (October 23, 2007)

2007 “Consortium for Geospatial Tactics” (revised), Texas Emerging Technology Fund, Subchapter E, Office of the Governor, $3.000.000, PI: Sven Fuhrmann, CoPI: Mark Holzbach, Don Fussel, Sharon L. Nunes, Per Nilsen, Don Montague.

14 2006 “Consortium for Geospatial Tactics”, Texas Emerging Technology Fund, Subchapter E, Office of the Governor, $3.000.000, PI: Mark Holzbach, CoPI: Sven Fuhrmann, Don Fussel, Sharon L. Nunes, Per Nilsen, Don Montague.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts

4. Submitted, but not Funded Internal Grants and Contracts

2006 “Improving Spatial Learning through 3D Geovisualization”, Texas State University Research Enhancement Program, $8.000, PI: Sven Fuhrmann.

2005 “Crisis management in complex systems: Enhancing geographic knowledge exchange among local government authorities”, Texas State University Research Enhancement Program, $16.000, PIs: Sven Fuhrmann and Nathan Currit.

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors

2008 Liberal Arts Recipient of the “Golden Apple Award” for Research Excellence, Texas State University – San Marcos.

2008 Liberal Arts Nominee for Texas State Presidential Excellence Awards (Scholarly/Creative Activities), received a $2000 Salary Award, Texas State University – San Marcos.

2006 $800 Travel Award, Program for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Office Academic Development and Assessment, Texas State University – San Marcos.

2002 GIScience Conference, Travel Award – ESRI Stipend, Boulder, CO, USA, September 25-28, 2002

2002 EURESCO Conference, Invited participant, “Geovisualization” – Euroconference on methods to define geovisualization contents for users needs. Albufeira (Algarve), Portugal, March 09-14, 2002

2000 GISIG, LEONARDO-Program, Eurostaff Exchange Program, GI Placements Company: Dansk Markedsanalyse A/S, Århus, Denmark, Spring 2000

1999 DAAD HSPIII Stipend, Department of Geography, Geographic Visualization Science, Technology, and Applications Center, Pennsylvania State University, USA

IV Service

A. University

15 B. Departmental

Since Fall 2007 Member, Awards/Scholarship Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University

Since Fall 2006 Scholar, The James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Texas State University

Since Fall 2005 Director, The Geospatial Cognition Laboratory (GECO), Department of Geography, Texas State University

Since Fall 2005 Faculty Advisor for SOGIS (Student Organization for Geographic Information Science) at Texas State University

Since Fall 2005 Member; Texas Center for Geographic Information Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University

Fall 2008 Member, Search Committee, Assistant Professor (GIScience) for the GIScience program.

Fall 2007 Member, Search Committee, Assistant Professor (Remote Sensing) for the GIScience program.

2006 - 2007 Member, Undergraduate Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University

Fall 2006 Member, Search Committee, Assistant Professor for the GeoEd program.

Spring 2006 Member, Search Committee, Associate/Full Professor for the GeoEd program.

2005 – 2006 Member; Colloquium Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University

2005 – 2006 Member; Distance Education Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University

C. Community

2008 Extra Mile Award, Hays Caldwell Women’s Center

Since 11/2006 Board of Directors, Hays Caldwell Women’s Center

16 D. Professional

Member on Editorial Boards

Since 2005 Kartographische Nachrichten (German Cartographic Journal)

Service as Reviewer

2008 (a) The Cartographic Journal (2x), (b) National Science Foundation

2007 (a) Geoinformatica, (b) Kartographische Nachrichten, (c) National Science Foundation

2006 (a) Environment and Planning B, (b) IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, (c) Kartographische Nachrichten, (d) Map-Based Mobile Services – Interactivity, Usability and Case Studies (book) (e) Cartographica.

2005 (a) International Journal of Geographical Information Science, (b) Cartographic Journal, (c) Kartographische Nachrichten, (d) IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications, (e) Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada

2004 (a) International Journal of Risk Assessment and Management, (b) Self- Organizing Maps: Applications for Geographic Information Science (book)

Research & Research Agenda Committees

Since 2007 Corresponding member of the ICA Commission on “GeoVisualization”

Since 2001 Member of the German DGfK Atlas Commission.

Since 2000 Member of the German DGfK Geoinformation and Visualization Commission.

Since 1999 Corresponding member of the ICA Commission "Maps and the Internet".

1997-2007 Corresponding member of the ICA Commission "Visualization and Virtual Environments".

Program Committees

2007 “SWAAG / Mid-South ASPRS 2007”, Student Paper Judge, Bryan, TX, November 1-3, 2007.

2006 “GI Days 2007”, Young Researcher Forum, University of Muenster, Germany, September 10-12, 2007.

17 2005 “Mobile Maps 2005”, 7th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, University of Salzburg, Austria, September 19-22, 2005.

Other

2004 “External Specialist” for the USGS Geography Science Planning Team, A Science Strategy for the Geographic Research of the U.S. Geological Survey, 2005-2015.

E. Organizations

1. Honorary member

2. Professional member

2002-2005 Member of the Penn State Center for Human Computer Interaction, University Park, PA.

2002-2005 Member of the Penn State GeoVISTA Center, University Park, PA.

Memberships

Association for Computing Machinery - Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI) (USA)

Association for Computing Machinery - Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (SIGGRAPH) (USA)

Association of American Geographers (USA)

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kartographie (FRG)

The National Council for Geographic Education (USA)

18 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Mark Fonstad Title: Associate Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major PhD, 2000 Arizona State University Geography NSF & Sigma Xi - Funded Dissertation: Spatio-Temporal Variation in the Power of Mountain Streams

MA, 1997 Ohio University Geography Thesis: Long-Term Erosional Shoreline Recession Rates in the Southwestern Lake Basin, Utah

BS 1995 The University of Wisconsin – Madison Geography Senior Thesis: A Test of the Applicability and Precision of the HEC-2 Computer Model on Flood Level Flows: An Example from the Grant River, Wisconsin

C. University Experience

Position University Dates

Associate Professor Texas State University 2006-Present Assistant Professor Texas State University 2001-2006

Visiting Professor University of Oregon June 2001 – present

Post-Doctoral Research Associate Montana State University, Mountain Research Center, June 2000 – August 2001

Lecturer, Teaching Associate, and Research Associate Arizona State University, August 1997 – May 2000

Teaching and Research Assistant Ohio University, September 1995 – May 1997

Research Assistant University of Wisconsin – Madison, September 2003 – January 2005

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates Page 1 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Consultant Geomorphologist Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, Winter 1998

Ranger and Backcountry Instructor Philmont National High Adventure Base, Summers 1992 and 1995

Consultant Field Geomorphologist Bureau of Land Management, August 1994

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: Undergraduate Courses: Geo 2410: Introduction to Physical Geography Geo 2426: Fundamentals of GIS Geo 3325: Geomorphology Geo 3434: Water Resources Management Geo 4412: Digital Remote Sensing Geo 4430: Field Methods Graduate Courses: Geo 5395: Fluvial Processes Geo 5334: Applied Water Resources Management Geo 5430: Advanced Field Methods Geo 5370: Modeling in Physical Geography Geo 7300: Advanced Geographic Research Design Geo 7313: Environmental Systems Analysis Geo 7316: Remote Sensing and Environment Geo 7318: GIS in Environmental Geography

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate): Mindy Conyers (Dissertation Advisor, in progress) Spatial prediction of channel instability in the Animas River Basin, Colorado Jay Parsons (Dissertation Advisor, in progress) Landscape interactions between grazing, runoff, and erosion: modeling approaches using agent-based models, cellular automata, and geographic information science Page 2 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Jacob Maas (Dissertation Advisor, in progress) Supraglacial streams: processes, forms, and geography C. Andy Day (Dissertation Advisor, in progress) Hydrological budgets across mountainous regions Jane Heath (Thesis Advisor, 2006) Criticality and river instability response to mountain environment control Jonathan Frodge (Thesis Advisor, 2006) Modeling the occurrence of springs and seeps along the Blanco River, Texas using logistic regression Jason Pinchback (Thesis Advisor, 2005) Spatial aspects of water quality management in Austin, Texas Jay Parsons (Thesis Advisor, 2004) A computational cellular automaton for modeling surface water flow within the Rocky Mountain National Park. Mindy Conyers (Thesis Advisor, 2003) A regional evaluation of Manning's roughness estimates in streams of south-central Texas Susan Dunham (Thesis Advisor, 2003) Using multitemporal satellite imagery to monitor the response of vegetation to drought in the region. David Jordan, (Thesis Advisor, 2002) Two-dimensional mapping of river bathymetry and power using aerial photography and GIS on the Brazos River, Texas. Jose Silvan Cardenas (Ph.D. Committee Member, in progress) Modeling invasive species spread: a case study of Tamarisk along Rio Grande river basin Xueqin He (Ph.D. Committee Member, in progress) Perception of floodplain residents of floods in Texas: A case study from metropolitan Austin Xuelian Meng (Ph.D. Committee Member, in progress) Urban CBD change analysis using high-resolution feature analysis Carol Sawyer (Ph.D. Committee Member, in progress) The formation of patterned ground in Glacier National Park, Montana. Junmei Tang (Ph.D. Committee Member, in progress) Multitemporal study of urban growth using remote sensing and cellular automata modeling Guangyu Wu (Ph.D. Committee Member, in progress) Regional Climate Change and its Impact on Water Resources in Texas Brian Brettschneider (Ph.D. Committee Member, 2006) Estimating Atlantic Basin Tropical Cyclone Landfall Probability for the United States Derek Wu (Ph.D. Committee Member, 2006) Urban land use classification using variogram-based post-classification Jonathan Herbert (Ph.D. Committee Member, 2004) Predicting future climate change in Big Bend National Park, Texas Lynn Resler (Ph.D.Committee Member, 2004) Conifer establishment sites on a periglacial landscape, Glacier National Park, Montana Daniela Buzo, Dept. of Biology, Texas State (M.S. Committee Member, in progress) Predictive Habitat Suitability Models for the Houston Toad Page 3 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Chris (Andrew) Day (M.S. Committee Member, in progress) Groundwater Contaminant Concentrations of Land Use Categories for the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer, TX Lynn Smollin (MAG Committee, 2006) A Climatology of Steamflow for Glacier National Park, USA Carl Schmiedeskamp (MAG Committee Member, 2005) Remote sensing and cellular automata simulation of wildfire propagation Matthew Thompson (MAG Committee Member, 2005) The influence of land use/ land cover within riparian environments on channel change in mixed alluvial bedrock rivers: a comparative study between the Medina and Guadalupe rivers, Texas Grady Reed (MAG Committee Member, 2004) Development of a daily water demand model for selected Texas cities: A comparison of daily climate variations on water demand Brian Plaster (M.S. Committee Member, 2003) The geomorphic impact of marmuts in Gothic, Colorado Carol Sawyer (M.S. Committee Member, 2003) Aerial-photographic inventory and analysis of landslides in northeastern Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Chris Simek (MAG Committee Member, 2003) Use of spectral mixture analysis to estimate Ashe Juniper coverage in Pedernales River subwatersheds. Emily Manderson (M.S. Committee Member, 2002) Plant composition on four basalt flows at El Malpais National Monument, New Mexico

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

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III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books: Murray, A.B. and Fonstad, M.A. Complexity in Geomorphology: Proceedings of the 38th International Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium. Scheduled for Publication September, 2007.

d. Chapters in Books: Resler, L.M. and Fonstad, M.A., A Markov analysis of fine scale change at alpine treeline, accepted (and under contact) to the The Changing Alpine Treeline in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Walsh,S., Butler, D., Malanson, G. (eds).

Murray, A.B. and Fonstad, M.A. In press. Preface: complexity (and simplicity) in landscapes. In Complexity in Geomorphology: Proceedings of the 38th International Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium. Murray, A.B. and Fonstad, M.A. (eds). Scheduled for Publication September, 2007.

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: Giordano, A., Lu, Y., Anderson, S.A., Fonstad, M.A., In Press, Wireless mapping, GIS, and learning about the digital divide: a classroom experience, Journal of Geography.

Parsons, J.A. and Fonstad, M.A., 2007, A geographical cellular automata model of surface water flow, Hydrological Processes, vol. 21, no. 16, pp. 2189-2195.

Fonstad, M.A., 2006, Cellular automata as analysis and synthesis engines at the geomorphology-ecology interface, Geomorphology, vol. 77, no. 3-4, pp. 217-234. Page 5 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Conyers, M.M. and Fonstad, M.A., 2005, The unusual channel resistance of the Texas Hill Country and its effect on flood flow predictions, Physical Geography, vol. 26, no. 5, pp. 379-395.

Fonstad, M.A. and Marcus, W.A., 2005, Remote sensing of stream depths with hydraulically-assisted bathymetry (HAB) models, Geomorphology, vol. 72, no. 4, pp. 320-339.

Dunham, S., Fonstad, M.A., Anderson, S.A., Czajkowski, K., 2005, Using multi-temporal satellite imagery to monitor the response of vegetation to drought in the Great Lakes region, GIScience and Remote Sensing, vol. 42, no. 3, pp. 185-201.

Jordan, D.C. and Fonstad, M.A., 2005, Two-dimensional mapping of river bathymetry and power using aerial photography and GIS on the Brazos River, Texas, Geocarto, vol 20, no. 3. pp. 1-8.

Fonstad, M.A., Reichling, J., Van de Grift, J.W., 2005, Design of a new transparent velocity head rod for rapid and precise stream velocity measurements, Journal of Geoscience Education, vol. 53, no. 1, pp. 44-52.

Legleiter, C.J., Roberts, D.A., Marcus, W.A., Fonstad, M.A., 2004, Optical remote sensing of river channel morphology and in-stream habitat: physical basis and feasibility, Remote Sensing of Environment, vol. 93, pp. 493-510.

Fonstad, M.A. and Marcus, W.A., 2003, Self-organized criticality in riverbank systems, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, vol. 93, no. 2, pp. 281-296.

Legleiter, C.J., Lawrence, R.L., Fonstad, M.A., Marcus, W.A., Aspinall, R., 2003, Fluvial response to wildfire in northern Yellowstone: a spatially explicit analysis, Geomorphology, vol. 54, no. 3-4, pp. 119-136.

Resler, L.M., Fonstad, M.A., Butler, D.R., 2003, Mapping the alpine treeline ecotone with digital aerial photography and textural analysis, Geocarto, vol. 19, no. 1, pp. 37-44.

Fonstad, M.A., 2003, Spatial variation in the power of mountain streams in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, USA, Geomorphology, vol. 55, no. 1-4, pp. 75-96. b. Non-refereed Articles:

Fonstad, M.A., 2005. Integrated remote sensing and geospatial simulation for watershed management, Proceedings of the International Seminar of the Precious Water Environment, Shimane University, Japan.

Fonstad, M.A., 2000, Spatio-temporal Variation in the Power of Mountain Streams. Ph.D. Dissertation.

Fonstad, M.A., 1999, A Preliminary Assessment of Sand Composition Distribution within Great Sand Dunes National Monument. Report to the staff of the Great Sand Dunes Page 6 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

National Monument.

Graf, W. L., Aben, L., Amoroso, L., Anderson, S., Armstrong, J., Bartley, J., Beauchamp, V., Cox, J., Curro, J., Dveris, B., Edmonds, J., Fairchild, S., Fergason, K., Fonstad, M., Gomes, C., Hall, R., Henze, M., Hilley, G., Johnson, J., Johnson, H., Keane, J., Levine, C., McGuire, S., O’Day, C., Prud’homme, E., Richter, R., Roach, J., Roberge, M., Villa, N., Vose, R., Washburn, Z., Welter, J., Zoldak, M. 1999, Hydraulics and history: channel change on the Salt River in the Phoenix metropolitan area. As part of the CAP LTER project. Student and faculty created book containing preliminary research results. Center for Environmental Studies, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. 148 pp.

Fonstad, M.A., 1999, Ecologic, hydrologic, and geomorphic assessment of streams in the Canadian basin. Report to the Staff of the Vermejo Park Ranch, NM.

Fonstad, M.A., 1998, Ecologic, hydrologic, and geomorphic assessment of streams in the Costilla basin. Report to the Staff of the Vermejo Park Ranch, NM.

Fonstad, M.A., 1998, Stream power variation and channel change in the Salt River basin, AZ. ASU Department of Geography Field Exam, on file at ASU.

Fonstad, M.A., 1997, Long-term erosional shoreline recession rates in the southwestern basin, Utah. M.A. Thesis.

Fonstad, M.A., 1995, A test of the applicability and precision of the HEC-2 computer model on flood level flows: an example from the Grant River, WI. B.S. Thesis.

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings: Anderson, S.J., Fonstad, M.A., Delrieux, C.A. 2006. Satellite image restoration using the VMCA model. XII Congreso Argentino de Ciencias de la Computación (Proceedings of the 12th Annual Computer Science Conference).

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

5. Reports:

6. Book Reviews: Page 7 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Fonstad, M.A., 2006, Book Review: “Integrating computer modeling and field observations in geomorphology” edited by J.F. Schroder and M.P. Bishop. Geomorphology, vol. 74, no. 1-4, pp. 320-322.

Fonstad, M.A., 2002, Book Review: “Mountain Rivers” by E.E. Wohl, Geomorphology, vol. 46, no. 3-4, pp. 309-311.

7. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: 2007 British Society for Geomorphology Annual Geomorphology Conference. “Remote Sensing-Based, Sub-Meter Resolution Mapping of Fluvial Forms and Processes at Watershed-Extents: Possibilities and Needs“ presented July 4, 2007, Birmingham, UK.

2007 Meeting of the Large Rivers Group, International Association of Geomorphology. “Physical Habitat Characterization of the Brazos River: A Geospatial and Remote Sensing Approach“ presented June 26, 2007, Lyon, France.

2007 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session. “The Three-Dimensional River Environment: Tests of Classical Hydraulic Geometry Predictions using Remote Sensing Approaches along the Brazos River, USA“presented April, 2007, San Francisco, CA. 2006 Invited Colloquium for the “How I Became a Scientist” Lecture Series at Texas State University. “The Light Fantastic: A Field Education from Running Rivers to Remote Sensing” presented October 6, 2006, San Marcos, TX

2006 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session. “Spatial Maps of River Hydrodynamics Produced by the Unification of Remote Sensing and Cellular Automata Modeling” presented March, 2006, Chicago, IL.

2006 Invited Talk for Denver University. “The Remote Sensing of Rivers” presented January 6, 2006, Denver, CO.

2005 Invited Talk for Royal Holloway College, University of London. “Modelling, Management, and Method in River System Analysis” presented November 29, 2005, London, United Kingdom

2005 Invited Keynote Speaker for the Geosalar International Workshop on Geomatics and Fish Habitat Modelling in Rivers and Estuaries. “Clearwater Riverine Habitats: From Remote Sensing to Hydrodynamical Modeling to Agent-Based Characterization” presented November 17, 2005, Quebec City, Quebec.

2005 Invited Talk for the University of Oklahoma. “A Geomorphologist in Wonderland: Page 8 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

The Undiscovered Country between Physical Geography and Geographic Information Science” presented September 23, 2005, Norman, OK.

2005 Invited Talk for the University of Oregon. “Cellular Modeling in Erdas” presented July 4, 2005, Eugene, OR.

2005 Invited Talk for Virginia Tech University. “From Raster to Rivers: Spatially Dynamic Approaches in Physical Geography” presented April 22, 2005, Blacksburg, VA.

2005 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session. “Rapid Bedrock Incision During the Spillway Flood Formation of Barranca de Caliza, Texas, USA” presented April 8, 2005, Denver, CO.

2005 Invited Talk for Shimane University, Japan. “River and Watershed Assessment Using Remote Sensing and Cellular Automata Models” presented January 29, 2005, Matsue, Japan.

2004 Invited Talk for the University of Texas. “Equilibrium, Criticality, and Other Spatial Paradoxes in River Studies and Policy” presented October 29, 2004, Austin, TX

2004 American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Annual Convention Paper Session. “Physical Calibration Issues in Remote Imaging of Clearwater Stream Habitats” presented May 25, 2004, Denver, CO

2004 Invited Talk for Syracuse University. “The Cellular River and the Mapping of Riverscapes” presented April 27, 2004, Syracuse, NY

2004 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session. “Cellular Automata as Predictive Engines at the Geomorphology-Ecology Interface” presented March 16, 2004, Philadelphia, PA

2003 Invited Talk for the Russian Academy of Sciences. “Self-Organized Criticality in River Channel Change and its Potential Measurement using Three-Dimensional Remote Sensing” presented November 26, 2003, Moscow, Russia

2003 Invited Talk for King’s College London. “The Cellular River: As seen by remote sensing and understood through cellular automata models” presented October 29, 2003, London, UK

2003 Invited Talk for Texas A&M University. “From Raster to Rivers: Cellular Approaches in Physical Geography” presented September 26, 2003, College Station, TX

2003 Fonstad, M. and Conyers, M. “Flood Prediction Errors due to Anomalously High Roughness Values Along the Balcones Escarpment” Living in Flood Alley Symposium, presented by M. Fonstad September 18, 2003, San Marcos, TX

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Mapping of Stream Habitats across Watersheds” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session, presented by M. Fonstad March 6, 2003, New Orleans, LA

2003 Marcus, W. A. and Fonstad, M. “Remote Sensing of Stream Depths in Mountain Streams” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session, presented by W. A. Marcus March 6, 2003, New Orleans, LA

2003 Conyers, M. and Fonstad, M. “A Regional Evaluation of Manning’s Roughness Estimates in Streams of South-central Texas” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention, presented by M. Conyers March 7, 2003, New Orleans, LA

2003 Dunham, S., Fonstad, M., Anderson, S., and Czajkowski, K. “Using Landsat Imagery to Monitor the Response of Vegetation to Drought in the Great Lakes Region” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Poster Session, presented by S. Dunham March 5, 2003, New Orleans, LA

2002 Panel Discussant. “The Canyon Lake Flood of 2002” Southwestern Division of the Association of American Geographers Meeting, presented November 3, 2002, Laredo, TX

2002 Fonstad, M., Wu, D., and Jordan, D.C. “Three-dimensional Riverbed Geodiversity Below Whitney Dam, Texas from Textural Analysis of Digital Imagery” Binghamton Symposium in Geomorphology Poster Session, presented October 12-13, 2002, Bloomsburg, PA

2002 Invited Talk for Limnotech, Inc. “The Cellular River Concept and its Applications in Water Resource Management” presented June 28, 2002, Ann Arbor, MI

2002 Invited Talk for the United States Geological Survey Colloquium Series. “The Cellular River: A New Direction in River Measurement, Modeling, and Management” presented April 4, 2002, Denver, CO

2002 Fonstad, M. and Marcus, W.A. “Criticality, Prediction, and Management of Riverbank Failure at the Watershed Scale” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session, presented by M. Fonstad March, 2002, Los Angeles, CA

2001 Fonstad, M. and Marcus, W.A. “Self-Organized Criticality as a General Principle of Riverbank Failure and Sediment Mobility” American Geophysical Union Annual Convention Paper Session, presented by M. Fonstad December, 2001, San Francisco, CA

2001 Applied Geography Conference Paper Session. “The Fusion of Distributed Hydrologic Modeling, Remote Sensing, and River Channel Change Prediction” presented November 16, 2001, Fort Worth, TX

2001 Fonstad, M. and Marcus, W.A. “A General Theory of Riverbank Instability” Page 10 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Geological Society of America Annual Convention Paper Session, presented by M. Fonstad, November 6, 2001, Boston, MA

2001 Binghamton International Symposium in Geomorphology. “Spatial Variation in the Power of Mountain Streams” presented October 20, 2001, Chapel Hill, NC

2001 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session. “The Instability of Classic Flood Assumptions: The Case of the 1999 Canadian River Flood” presented April, 2001, New York, NY

2000 Anderson, S. and Fonstad, M. “An Assessment of Geographic Pattern Classification Through Spatial Power Spectra Deconvolution” American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Annual Convention Paper session, presented by S. Anderson May 24, 2000, Washington, DC

2000 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Poster Session. “Fragmentation of Stream Power Distributions in a High Mountain Setting” presented April 5, 2000, Pittsburg, PA

2000 Zoldak, M.A. and Fonstad, M. “Regional Flood Hydrology: Characterization and Prediction in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Poster session, presented by M. Zoldak April 5, 2000, Pittsburg, PA

2000 Anderson, S. and Fonstad, M. “A New Form of Geographic Pattern Recognition Through Spatial Power Spectra Deconvolution” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper session presented by S. Anderson April 8, 2000, Pittsburg, PA

2000 Villa, N, Fonstad, M., Vogt, B. “Total-Scale Analysis of Lava Flow Surface Complexity for SP Crater, Northern Arizona” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper session, presented by N. Villa April 8, 2000, Pittsburg, PA

2000 Vogt, B. and Fonstad, M. “Complexity-Scale Relationships in Montane Snowpack Depth: Potential Applications in Snow Process Research and Snow-Water Equivalent Measurement” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper session, presented by B. Vogt April 5, 2000, Pittsburg, PA

1999 Geological Society of America Annual Convention Paper Session. “The Canadian River Headwaters Flood of 1999: Hydrology, Geomorphology, and Riparian Interactions” presented October 28, 1999, Denver, CO

1999 Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Paper Session. “Stream Power Variation and Channel Change in the Salt River Basin, AZ” presented March 25, 1999, Honolulu, HI

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Project” presented May, 1999, Phoenix, AZ

1998 Campbell, S.W. and Fonstad, M. Rocky Mountain Geological Society of America Poster presentation. “Pediment Surface Erosion Rates Derived From DEM/GIS Analysis and Chlorine-36 Dating Techniques” presented by S. Campbell May, 1998, Flagstaff, AZ

1997 Geological Society of America Annual Convention. “Long-Term Erosional Shoreline Recession Rates in the Southwestern Lake Bonneville Basin, Utah” Salt Lake City, UT

1997 Fonstad, T.A. and Fonstad, M. “Seasonal Aspects of Wisconsin Silent Sports” Wisconsin Geographical Society Annual Meeting Paper session, presented by T. Fonstad September 20, 1997, Whitewater, WI

1996 Fonstad, M. and Sack, D. “Numeric Dating of the Carrizozo Malpais, New Mexico” Association of American Geographers Annual Convention Poster session, presented by M. Fonstad, Charlotte, NC

1996 Ohio University Department of Geography Colloquium. “Stratigraphy and Numeric Dating of the Carrizozo Malpais Lava Flow, New Mexico” Athens, OH

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other: 2006 Wrote “SATS” – a simple alpine treeline simulator that models the changes in alpine treeline position and structure with changes in various controlling factors in a simple spreadsheet format

2006 Wrote “The Cellular Treeline Simulator” - computer software that simulates the changes in alpine treeline position and structure with changes in various controlling factors

2003 Wrote “TreeFlow” - computer software that allows prediction of woody debris transport through Yellowstone streams

2003 Wrote “HAB-3” - computer software that allows estimation of water depths in an image without a priori discharge data Page 12 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

2002 Wrote “HAB-1” and “HAB-2” - computer software that allow estimation of water depths in an image using associated stream gage data

2002 Wrote “TRILATERATE” – computer software that allows automated planimetric mapping using a laser rangefinder

2001 Wrote “ISOVELS” - computer software that predicts spatial velocity distributions in a river section

2000 Wrote “The Stream Power Engine” - computer software that predicts the downstream variation in stream power based on the geometry of river form

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: 2007 “Complexity in Geomorphology: the 38th Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium” ($33,000) funded by several Geoscience-related NSF programs (lead program: GLD) with co-PI Brad Murray of Duke University.

2003 Hydrologic consultant to EPA-STAR grant “Developing Effective Ecological Indicators for Watershed Analysis” project analysis ($5,000) 2002 Hydrologic consultant to EPA-STAR grant “Developing Effective Ecological Indicators for Watershed Analysis” project analysis ($5,100)

2002 Hydrologic consultant to BioMedware, Inc. on “Spatially Explicit River Modeling” project design ($2,200)

1998 “Spatio-temporal Variation in the Power of Mountain Streams”- National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant ($9,700)

1998 “Visualizing Spatial Variation in the Power of Mountain Streams”- Sigma Xi Grant ($300)

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts: 2007 “High Resolution, Large Watershed River Habitat Mapping” ($63,114) submitted to the NSF Geography and Regional Science program, not funded.

2005 “Human-Environmental Sensitivity to Change with the Opening of the Island of St. Helena to Major Tourism” ($209,743) submitted to the NSF Geography and Regional Science program with co-PI Alberto Giordano of Texas State University, not funded.

2005 “Dam Removal and New Geospatial Monitoring and Modeling Approaches” ($523,704) submitted to the NSF CAREER Award program, not funded.

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2004 “Pre and Post-Dam Removal Dynamics of the Elwha River System. Washington” ($489,625) submitted to the NSF CAREER Award program, not funded.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: 2002 “A New Photogrammetric Method for Measuring Historic Three-Dimensional River Channel Change” - Southwest Texas State University REP grant ($7,100)

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University: 2005-2007 Department of Geography Liaison to the Faculty Senate, Texas State University 2006-2007 Member of Spring Lake Management Committee, Texas State University 2004-2005 Faculty Advisor, Texas State University chapter of the American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 1999 Presenter, ASU International Earth Science Day, introducing remote sensing and geovisualization techniques to a diverse public audience 1999 Presenter, ASU Discovery Tours, a weekly informal educational session educating undergraduates on cutting edge geographic technologies 1999 Co-organizer, Graduate Earth and Life Sciences Symposium, Arizona State University 1998 Volunteer co-director, Salt River Long Term Ecological Research Historic Channel Change project, an interdisciplinary class educational and research effort in modeling large floods and reconstructing historic channel changes in the Salt River of Arizona

B. Departmental: 2006-2007 Associate Director, Texas Center for GIScience, Texas State Department of Geography Travel Committee (Chair), Equipment Committee, Human Dimensions of Environmental Geography Hiring Committee (Chair), Leader of the Workshop on Academic Job Preparation (for graduate students of the department) 2005-2006 Associate Director, Texas Center for GIScience, Texas State Department of Geography Travel Committee (Chair), Graduate Committee 2004-2005 Texas State Department of Geography Travel Committee (Chair), Graduate Page 14 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Committee, GIScience Hiring Committee 2003-2004 Texas State Department of Geography Travel Committee (Chair), Graduate Committee, GIScience Hiring Committee 2002-2003 SWT Department of Geography Travel Committee (Chair), Library Committee (Secretary), Cartography and Visualization Hiring Committee, Working group to establish a Center of Geographic Information Science 2001-2002 SWT Department of Geography Travel Committee (Chair), Colloquium Committee (Secretary), GIScience and Water Resources Hiring Committee, GIScience Hiring Committee, Working Group to Establish a B.S. in Geography - Water Resources Degree

C. Community:

D. Professional: 2007-2008 Chair, Mountain Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers

2006-2007 Secretary/Treasurer, Mountain Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers

2004-2007 Co-organizer (with A. Brad Murray) of the 2007 Binghamton International Geomorphology Symposium (in preparation) to be held at Duke University

1999-2005 Co-organizer of Silverton Geography Field School, Silverton, CO

2001 Volunteer consultant for the National Avalanche Center, Bozeman, MT

1998 Field trip leader, Arizona Geographic Alliance teachers’ Annual GeoDayTrip; familiarized K-12 teachers with geography fieldwork in the desert southwest

1998 Volunteer field geomorphologist, Verde River paleoflood reconstruction, with the Arizona Geological Survey

Reviewer Activities: 2007-2008 Reviewer for Geomorphology, Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Lakes & Reservoirs: Research and Management 2006-2007 Reviewer for Geological Society of America Bulletin, Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, Geomorphology, and the National Science Foundation 2005-2006 Reviewer for Remote Sensing of Environment, Journal of Environmental Management, Geomorphology, Photogrammetric Engineering & Remote Sensing, Geographical Analysis, and the USDA-SBIR program 2004-2005 Reviewer for River Research and Applications, Geomorphology, and the National Science Foundation 2003-2004 Reviewer for Geomorphology, the Professional Geographer, Remote Sensing Page 15 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A of Environment, and the National Science Foundation 2002-2003 Reviewer for Geomorphology, and the National Science Foundation 2001-2002 Reviewer for the Journal of Geographical Systems, Geomorphology, and the National Science Foundation

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional: Association of American Geographers Royal Geographical Society Geological Society of America American Geophysical Union American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing British Society for Geomorphology Geomorphology Specialty Group AAG Water Resources Specialty Group AAG Remote Sensing Specialty Group AAG Biogeography Specialty Group AAG Mountain Geography Specialty Group AAG

F. Services Honors and Awards: 2006 Awarded a faculty developmental leave for the 2007-2008 academic year

2006 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activities, Texas State University

2006 Awarded Tenure and Promotion at Texas State University

2005 G.K. Gilbert Award for Excellence in Geomorphic Research, Geomorphology Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers

2005 Outstanding Professor Award given by the Geography Graduate Student Forum, Texas State University

2004 Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activities, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University

Invited Speaker for the Spring 2002 United States Geological Survey Colloquium Series

2001 Graduate Student Paper Competition, winner, Geomorphology Specialty Group, Association of the American Geographers Page 16 of 17 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship, Montana State University (June, 2000 -2001)

Graduate Fellowship, Arizona State University (August, 1997 - 2000)

Graduate Fellowship, Ohio University (September, 1995 - August, 1997)

1995 Undergraduate Geographer Award, UW-Madison Geography Department

1994 UW-Madison Hilldale Research Fellowship Award with Dr. Dorothy Sack

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Alberto Giordano Title: Associate Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1999 Syracuse University Geography M.A. 1994 University of California Santa Barbara Geography B.A. 1987 University of Padua (Italy) Geography

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Assistant Professor, Associate Professor Texas State University – San Marcos 2003-present Assistant Professor University of Massachusetts Boston 1999-2003 Part-Time Instructor Syracuse University 1998-1999 Teaching Assistant and Course Instructor Syracuse University 1996-1998 Research Associate Consorzio Venezia Ricerche – University of Venice (Italy) 1991-1995 Teaching Assistant Univ. of California Santa Barbara 1990-1991 Research Assistant Univ. of California Santa Barbara Summer 1990

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates Consultant for educational institutions, research centers, local governments and private companies in Italy. Duties: GIS database design, geographic data quality control, design and implementation of procedures for the exchange of geographic information 1991-1996

Cartographic Editor, Thematic Atlas of Italy, Touring Club Italiano and National Research Council of Italy 1987-1989

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: At the Freshmen level: The Natural Environment At the Sophomore level: Introduction to Geographic Information Science and Techniques, Computer Applications in Geography, Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems At the Junior level: Map Compilation and Graphics At the Senior Level: Advanced Geographic Information Systems II At the Senior/Master’s level: Advanced Map Design, Multimedia Cartography, Internet Geography, Integration of GPS and GIS, Geographies of Danger At the Ph.D. level: Cartography and Visualization, Theoretical Cartography

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate): At the Ph.D. level: - Tom Nolan (Dissertation Advisor, Ph.D., completed 2007): “Battlefield Landscapes: Geographic Information Science as a Method of Integrating History and Archeology for Battlefield Interpretation” - Currently, I am supervising 2 Ph.D. students. One is working on a study of the urban history of Milan through historical maps, the other is working on geovisualization and the Holocaust - Additionally, I am a on the dissertation committee for 6 Ph.D. students At the Master’s level: - Supervised 12 students, thesis committee member for an additional 12 students

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development: I have personally developed, designed, and created five of the above courses (Advanced Map Design, Multimedia Cartography, Internet Geography, Integration of GPS and GIS, and Geographies of Danger) while at Texas State, at the University of Massachusetts Boston, and at Syracuse University

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

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H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books: Giordano, A., Veregin, H. 1994. Il Controllo di Qualità nei Sistemi Informativi Territoriali [Quality Control in Geographic Information Systems]. Venezia: Il Cardo Editore. In Italian. 138 pages.

d. Chapters in Books: Giordano, A. and Wisniewski, L. 2008. Teaching Cartography on the Web with a Multimedia GIS: A New Solution. In: International Perspectives on Maps and the Internet (M. Peterson, ed.). Springer, Berlin, 219-238. Giordano, A. 2005. Computer-Based Mapping. In: Encyclopedia of Social Measurement (K. Kempf-Leonard, ed.), Elsevier, Amsterdam, Volume 1, 411-417. Giordano, A. 2003. Historical Geoinformation on the Web: Lessons Learned from the Chapter 91 Pilot Project. In: Maps and the Internet (M. Peterson, ed.), Elsevier, Amsterdam, 319- 330. Giordano, A. 1992. Experiential Realism: a New Paradigm for Cartographic Language? In: Paysage et Crise de la Lisibilité, (L. Mondada, F. Panese, O. Soderstrom, eds.), Université de Lausanne, Institut de Géographie, Lausanne, Switzerland.

e. Creative Books:

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2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: Giordano, A., Lu, Y., Anderson, S., and Fonstad, M. 2008. Wireless Mapping, GIS, and Learning about the Digital Divide: A Classroom Experience. The Journal of Geography. Giordano, A. and Nolan, T. 2007. Civil War Maps of the Battle of Stones River: History and the Modern Landscape. The Cartographic Journal, 44(1), 55-70. Hanford, E. J., Zhan, B., Lu, Y. and Giordano, A. 2007. Chagas Disease in Texas: Realizing the Significance and Implications of Evidence in the Literature. Social Science & Medicine, 65(1), 60-79. Metzel, D. and Giordano, A. 2007. The Locations of Employment Services and People with Disabilities in the United States. A Geographical Analysis of Accessibility. Journal of Disability Policy Studies, 18(2), 88-97. Joassart-Marcelli, P. and Giordano, A. 2006. Does Local Access to Employment Services Reduce Unemployment? A GIS analysis of One-Stop Career Centers. Policy Sciences, 39(4), 335-359. F. Benjamin Zhan, Yongmei Lu, Alberto Giordano, Elaine J. Hanford, 2005. Geographic Information System (GIS) as a Tool for Disease Surveillance and Environmental Health Research. Proceedings of the Second IEEE International Conference on Services Systems Services Management (ICSSSM05), Chongqing University, China, 1465-1470. Giordano, A. 2005. The People and the Plan: Intended Reactions to a Nuclear Emergency in New York State. Risk Management: An International Journal, 7(3), 41-56. Giordano, A. and Gelpke, R. 2003. Geographic Information Technologies and the History of a Shoreline: the Case of Chapter 91 in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The Professional Geographer, 55(3), 329-342. Giordano, A. 2001. Integration of Multimedia Cartography, GPS, and GIS to Evaluate Environmental Policies: Results of a Pilot Project in Massachusetts. Proceedings, International Cartographic Conference, International Cartographic Association, Beijing, China, Volume 2, 1220-1228. Giordano, A. 1998. A GIS for Nuclear Emergency Response: The View from Oswego County, New York. National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis Specialist Meeting on “Empowerment, Marginalization, and Public Participation GIS,” Santa Barbara, CA. Monmonier, M., and Giordano, A. 1998. GIS in New York State County Emergency Management Offices: User Assessment. Applied Geographic Studies, 2(2), 95-109. Giordano, A. 1996. Gli Aspetti Sociali dell'Utilizzo dei Sistemi Informativi Geografici: Riflessioni su Possibili Direzioni di Sviluppo dei SIG [The Social Aspects of Geographic Information Systems: Reflections on Possible Future Developments of GIS]. Geotema, 6, 19-26. Giordano, A., Veregin, H., Borak, E., Lanter, D. 1994. A Conceptual Model of GIS-Based Spatial Analysis. Cartographica, 31(4): 44-57.

b. Non-refereed Articles: Giordano, A. 2000. Roman Contributions to Modern Cartography, from Itinerary Maps to Geographic Information Systems. Proceedings, Globalization and Latin Humanism Conference, New York, NY. Stanek, H., Smith, N., Giordano, A. 1995. Modellierung und Normierung von Datenqualität im GIS [Standardization and Modeling of Data Quality in GIS]. Symposium für Angewandte

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GeoInformatik – AGIT, [Symposium for Applied Geoinformatics - AGIT], Saltzburg, Austria. Online at: http://www.sbg.ac.at/geo/agit/online95.htm Smith N., Giordano A., and Stanek H. 1995. Developing a Practical Model for the Quality of Geographic Information. Proceedings, European Science Foundation GISDATA Conference on Quality, Lisbon, Portugal. 14 pages. Giordano, A., Rybaczuk, K., Bianchin, A., Gosen, F., Mills, P. 1994. A Handbook and Multimedia Support Tool to Aid the Assessment of Data Quality Issues in GIS Databases. Proceedings of the Fifth European Conference on Geographical Information Systems. Paris, France. Published by the European Geographic Information Systems Foundation, Utrecht, 426-433. Online at: http://libraries.maine.edu/Spatial/gisweb/spatdb/egis/eg94048.html Giordano, A. 1990-1991. Atlante Tematico d'Italia [National Atlas of Italy]. Touring Club Italiano/Italian National Research Council, Milan, Italy. Volumes 1 and 2. Various maps.

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings: Cole, T., Giordano, A., Haley Goldman, M., Hayes, P., Knowles, A., and Masurovsky, M. 2007. The Geography of the Holocaust: A Workshop Report. Social Science History Association Meeting, Portland, OR. Giordano, A. 2007. Historical GIS: Characteristics, Potential, Challenges. Association of American Geographers National Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Giordano, A. and Anderson, A. 2007. How Does Living Near a Hazardous Facility Affect People’ Perceptions of Risk? Results of an Experiment. Association of American Geographers National Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Metzel, D. and Giordano, A. 2006. The Locations of Employment Services and People with Disabilities: A Geographical Analysis of Accessibility. Abstracts, Annual Meeting of the Society for Disability Studies, Washington, DC. Online at: http://www.uic.edu/orgs/sds/annualmeetings.html Hanford E. J., Zhan F. B., Lu Y., and Giordano A. 2006. Chagas Disease and the Implications of Historical Biogeographical Research in Texas. Invited presentation to the Six States Meeting, Texarkana, TX, sponsored by U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. Graham, J., Martinez V., Giordano, A. 2006. Deportees from France, 1942-1944. Spatial and Temporal Patterns in the Holocaust, Part 1. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers National Meeting, Chicago, IL. On CD-ROM. Martinez, V., Graham J., and Alberto Giordano, 2006. Deportees from France, 1942-1944. Spatial and Temporal Patterns in the Holocaust, Part 2. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers National Meeting, Chicago, IL. On CD-ROM. Nolan, T. and Giordano, A. 2005. Reconstructing Civil War Battlefields. Thematic and Positional Accuracy of Stones River Historic Maps. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers National Meeting, Denver, CO. On CD-ROM. Joassart-Marcelli, P. and Giordano, A. 2005. Does Geographical Access to Employment Services Improve Labor Market Outcomes? Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) Fall Conference. Giordano, A. 2005. Different Scales, Different Stories. Housing Affordability and Natural Preservation on Nantucket, 1950-2000. Social Science History Association Meeting, Portland, OR.

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Hanford, E. J., Zhan, F. B., Lu, Y., Giordano, A. 2005. The Need for Bio-Geographic Research on Chagas Disease in Texas. International Medical Geography Symposium (IMGS), Fort Worth, TX. Giordano, A. and Buckley, A. 2004. Towards Historical GIS: Issue in the Design and Implementation of a GIS for Nantucket, Massachusetts 1950-2000. North American Cartographic Information Society Annual Meeting, Portland, ME. Giordano, A. and Buckley, A. 2004. Visualizing Change: Tourism, Real Estate, and Housing Affordability in Nantucket, Massachusetts 1950-2000. Social Science History Association Meeting, Chicago, IL. Metzel, D. and Giordano, A. 2004. Poverty, Disability, and Employment in Massachsuetts: a GIS Analysis. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers National Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. On CD-ROM. Mires, A. M. and Giordano, A. 2004.Using GIS Technology to Locate Clandestine Human Remains. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Dallas, TX. Giordano, A. 2002. A Narrative of a Massachusetts Waterfront. Or, the Case for (Multimedia) GIS in Historical Geography. Abstracts, Association of American Geographers National Meeting, Los Angeles, CA. On CD-ROM. b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

5. Reports: Giordano, A. and Wisniewski, L. 2006. Chapter 3. Mapping Absolute vs. Derived Values. Script for a Multimedia Web GIS Application. Part of the Final Deliverables for the National Science Foundation Grant “Multimedia GIS Materials - ATE Prototype Lessons.” 107 pages. Zhan, F. B., Lu, Y., Giordano, A., and Hanford, E.J., 2006. GIS for Texas-Mexico Border Environmental Health Tracking. A Preliminary Study of Data. Border Health Initiative Project, Project Data Report 2. 206 pages. Zhan, F. B., Lu, Y., Giordano, A., and Hanford, E.J., 2005. Initial Database Development for a Border Disease Surveillance System in Relation to Migrating Workers, Disease Vectors, and Drug Resistant Disease in the Mexico-Texas Border Region. Border Health Initiative Project, Project Data Report 1. 82 pages. European Union (EU) Commission, ACT-VILL (City Action RDT) Programme, 1996. ACT- VILL Project Study C: The Development of Inter- and Intra-Urban Networks. Case Study 4: GIS Networks. EU/ACT-VILL, Bruxelles, Belgium. Giordano, A. and Jacobi, O. 1995. Specialist Meeting Report. Data Quality. Lisbon, Portugal, 5- 9 July 1995. GISDATA Newsletter, 6, 14-19. European Committee for Standardization (CEN), Technical Committee (TC) 287, Working Group (WG) 02, Project Team (PT) 05 (Giordano, A., Smith, N., and Stanek, H.) 1995. Geographic Information - Data Description - Quality. Draft. European Committee for Standardization (CEN) Central Secretariat, Bruxelles, Belgium. 42 pages. This draft standard became part of the new European geographic information exchange standard.

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6. Book Reviews:

7. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations: Giordano, A. 2008. GIScience and the Holocaust. Towards a Holocaust Historical GIS. Given at the Department of Geography, University of Texas, February 8, 2008. Giordano, A. and Metzel, D. 2005. Briefing to the United States Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pension (HELP) Committee, Wahington, DC, February 11, 2005. The Locations of Employment Services in Relation to People with Disabilities: Policy Implications for the Reauthorization of the Workforce Investment. Giordano, A. NCGIA-IGERT Presentation, Department of Geography, SUNY Buffalo, December 5, 2003. Giordano, A. Department of Geography, University of Oklahoma, December 2, 2002. Giordano, A. Department of Geography, West Virginia University, November 1, 2002. Giordano, A. Department of Geography, Florida State University, March 3, 1999. Giordano, A. Department of Geography, Indiana State University, February 24, 1999.

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops: - Co-organizer, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Summer Research Workshop, Geographies of the Holocaust, Washington, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, August 6-17, 2007. Online at http://holocaust-geographies.blogspot.com/ and http://www.ushmm.org/calendar/detail.php?CalYear=2007&CalMonth=8&CalDay=27&EventId =10019&SchedId=16927&orgid=0&calid=.

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

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2005-2006 NSF. Lance Wisniewski (PI), Robert (Co-PI), Alberto Giordano (Co-PI). “Multimedia GIS Materials - ATE Prototype Lessons.” Sum awarded: $288,562. Role: Co-PI. PI: Lance Wisniewski (Cambridge Studios) 2004-2005 U.S. Congress Appropriations Fund. F. Z. Zhan (PI), Alberto Giordano (Co-PI), Yongmei Lu (Co-PI). “US-Mexico Border Health Initiative Program.” Sum awarded: $86,385. Role: Co-PI with Yongmei Lu (Texas State University - San Marcos). PI: F. Benjamin Zhan (Texas State University - San Marcos) 2004-2005 Texas State University - San Marcos, Research Enhancement Program (REP) Grant: “A Conceptual model for Using GIScience and GITechnologies to Interpret Spatial Change: Nantucket Island, Massachusetts 1950s-present.” Sum awarded: $5,600. Role: PI 2003-2004 Texas State University - San Marcos, Research Enhancement Program (REP) Grant: “Visualizing Change: Nantucket Island, Massachusetts 1950s-present. A multimedia historical GIS”. Sum awarded: $7,989. Role: PI 2000-2001 Environmental Protection Agency, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. Alberto Giordano (PI), Richard Gelpke (Co-PI). “Waterways Data Management.” Sum awarded: $17,948

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University: Texas State University 2007-present Department of Geography liaison to the University Senate 2006-present Department of Geography Faculty Representative to the University Environmental Services Committee (ESC) University of Massachusetts Boston: 2001-2002 Department of Geography Faculty Representative to the University’s Senate Academic Affairs Committee

B. Departmental:

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Texas State University 2007-2008 - Undergraduate Committee - Chair, Remote Sensing Assistant Professor search committee - Member, Academic Programs Review committee - GIScience Program Undergraduate Advisor - Associate Director, Texas GIScience Research Center 2006-2007 - Evaluation and MAG/MS Issues Committees - GIScience Program Undergraduate Advisor - Associate Director, Texas GIScience Research Center - Giordano, A. 2006. GIS Workshop on Race and Ethnicity. Presentation at the Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, Department of Geography, Texas State University - San Marcos, TX 2005-2006 - Undergraduate and Graduate Committees - GIScience Program Undergraduate Advisor - Associate Director, Texas GIScience Research Center - Organizer: Texas Center for Geographic Information Science Friday Research Talks - Co-organizer: Texas State Department of Geography Alumni reunion 2004-2005 - Undergraduate and Graduate Committees - GIScience Hiring Committee (3 Positions) - GIScience Program Undergraduate Advisor - Co-organizer: Texas Center for Geographic Information Science Friday Research Talks - Giordano, A. 2005. Educational Opportunities in Central Texas – The Department of Geography, Texas State University - San Marcos. Presentation at the15th Annual TNRIS GIS Forum, Austin, TX 2003-2004 - Distance Learning and Graduate Committees - Remote Sensing Position Hiring Committee

C. Community: Austin Community College, Austin, TX 2008-2011 Invited member, ACC “Workforce Education Advisory Committee” for the GIS program Texas State University Spring 2008 GPS survey work for the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance, in collaboration with the Department of Biology at Texas State University, the City of San Marcos, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service University of Massachusetts Boston 2002, 2003, 2004 Summer semesters. GPS survey work for the Nantucket Conservation Commission, the Nantucket Landbank, and the Massachusetts Audubon Society. Nantucket Island, MA 2000-2002 Public Participation and Community Empowerment GIS Project – Franklin Field/Franklin Hill Neighborhood of Dorchester, Boston, MA

D. Professional: 2007-2009 Co-chair, Historical Geography Network, Social Science History Association

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2001-2002 Member, International Cartographic Association Commission on Maps and the Internet 1996 Syracuse University Delegate to the University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS) Council Meeting 1995-1999 Member, International Cartographic Association Commission on Spatial Data Quality - Reviewer for The Professional Geographer and the Annals of the Association of American Geographers - Reviewer for grant proposals submitted to the Austrian Science Foundation

National and International: 1994-1999 Invited Member. UNINFO Working Committee on Geographic Information Standards (UNINFO is the Italian standardization agency for Information Technology) 1995-1996 Invited Member. Commitee ACT-VILL Programme of the European 1995 UNINFO Delegate, Geographic Information Standard Working Committee, Italian Information Technology Authority (AIPA), Rome, Italy 1994-1995 Elected Member. European Committee for Standardization (CEN). Duties: Preparation of Draft standard “CEN/TC287 Geographic Information - Data Description – Quality”

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional: Association of American Geographers (AAG) Cartography Specialty Group Historical Geography Specialty Group Geographic Information Science and Systems Specialty Group Hazards Specialty Group North American Cartographic Information Society (NACIS) Social Science History Association (SSHA)

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

A. Ronald R. Hagelman, III Assistant Professor / Dept. of Geography

B. Educational Background

Ph.D. Environmental Geography, 12/2001, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, Environmental Geography, Dissertation: The Spatial Evolution of Urban Flood Hazard in San Antonio, Texas.

M.A.G. Master of Applied Geography, 12/1997, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, Resource and Environment, Thesis: The Socio-Spatial Patterns of Acute and Chronic Toxic Air Releases in Texas, 1987-89.

B.A., 12/1988, University of Texas, Austin, TX, Major: History / Minor: Geography.

C. University Experience

Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Texas State University-San Marcos Fall 2007-present.

Full-Time Lecturer Texas State University-San Marcos Fall 2006-Spring 2007.

Part-Time Lecturer Texas State University-San Marcos Spring 2006 Assistant Professor University of New Orleans Fall 2001- Summer 2006.

Instructor University of Texas at Austin Spring 2001

Doctoral Instructor Texas State University-San Marcos Fall 1995 - Spring 2001.

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Research Faculty/Center Director University of New Orleans, Center for Hazards Assessment Response and Technology (CHART) Spring 2002- Summer 2006

Instructor Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education Summer 1999, 2000, 2001.

Owner/Operator OMI, LLC., New Braunfels, TX May 1991 - May 1996. Marketing Director United Underwriters, Inc., Exeter, NH, September 1989 – May 1991. 2

II. TEACHING A. Courses Taught

1. Texas State University – San Marcos

a. Land Development and Management, Graduate.

b. Special Topics Seminar: Hurricane Katrina, Undergraduate/Graduate. c. Environmental Hazards and Land Management, Undergraduate. d. Urban Geography, Undergraduate.

e. World Regional Geography, Undergraduate.

f. Geography of US & Canada, Undergraduate. 2. University of New Orleans

a. Geography of Hazards and Disasters, Undergraduate/Graduate/Internet.

b. Geography of Coastal Environments, Undergraduate/Graduate/Internet.

c. Environmental Impact Assessment, Undergraduate/Graduate. d. Urban Geography, Undergraduate/Graduate.

e. Field Methods in Human Geography, Undergraduate Capstone Course.

3. University of Texas at Austin a. Human Use of the Earth, Undergraduate. B. Graduate Student Committees

1. Dissertations

a. Jon Kedrowski, PhD-Texas State University, The Hazards of Mountaineering in the Himalayas, Committee Member.

b. Suzi Wiseman, PhD-Texas State University, Biology and Hazards, Committee Member.

c. Stephanie Ashley, PhD-Texas State University, Environmental Equity in Houston, Texas, Committee Member.

d. Johanna Ostling, PhD-Texas State University, Caribbean Tourism and Hurricane Evacuation, Committee Member 3

e. Mitch Crader, PhD-Texas State University, Blues Culture and the Influence of Environmental Disasters, Committee Member

2. Masters Theses / Directed Research / Exit Exams a. Watkins, Case, Thesis, MS-Texas State University (graduation anticipated Summer 2008), Social Landscape Change and Hurricane Katrina: A Historical Geography of the Social Patterns of Flood Exposure in New Orleans, 1970-2005, Major Advisor.

b. Todd Moore, MS-Texas State University, Hurricanes and On-Shore Tornados, Committee Member.

c. Florence Thompson, MAG-Texas State University, Social Dimensions of Hurricane Hazard, Committee Member.

d. Griffin, Peggy, MAG-Texas State University (graduation anticipated Summer 2008), Land/Area Development, Major Advisor.

e. Bremer, Keith, MAG-Texas State University (graduated Summer 2007), Socio-economic Characteristics and Different Land Uses in Austin, Texas, 2000, Committee Member.

f. Liggio, Robert, Thesis, MA-University of New Orleans (graduated 2005), Experiments in Interactive Labeling of Point Spatialization Using TF*IDF Variations, Committee Member. g. Ebinger, Samara, Thesis, MA-University of New Orleans (graduated 2005), Comparing Different Levels of Interactivity in the Visualization of Spatio-Temporal Data, Committee Member.

h. Gagnon, Jennifer, Thesis, MA-University of New Orleans (graduated 2003), A Global Conservation Assessment of Temperate Forests: Status and Protection, Committee Member. i. Li, Sabrina, MA-University of New Orleans (graduated 2003), Committee Member. j. Taylor, Tina, MA-University of New Orleans (graduated 2003), Committee Member.

C. Courses/Curriculum Prepared 1. Geography 4339/7330: Hurricane Katrina, Texas State University, Spring 2006. 2. Geography 4150: Geography of Hazards and Disasters, University of New Orleans, Spring 2002.

3. Geography 4550: Geography of Coastal Environments, University of New Orleans, Fall 2005. 4

4. Geography 4901: Field Methods in Human Geography, University of New Orleans, Spring 2002.

III. SCHOLARLLY / CREATIVE WORKS A. Works in Print

1. Refereed Journal Articles a. Gramling, R., and Hagelman, R. 2005. A Working Coast: People in the Louisiana Wetlands. Journal of Coastal Research, no.44: 112-133. b. Laska, S., Wooddell, G., Hagelman, R., Gramling, R., and Farris, M. 2005. At Risk: The Human Community and Infrastructure Resources of Coastal Louisiana. Journal of Coastal Research, no.44: 90-111. c. Skupin, A. and Hagelman, R. 2004. Visualizing Demographic Trajectories with Self-Organizing Maps. GeoInformatica. 9, no.2: 159-179.

d. Tiefenbacher, J.P., and Hagelman, R. 2004. California Citrus Freeze of 1998: Place, Perception, and Choice. Natural Hazards Review. 5, no.4: 179-187. c. Skupin, A., and Hagelman, R. 2003. Attribute Space Visualization of Demographic Change. Proceedings (peer-reviewed) of the Eleventh ACM International Symposium on Advances in Geographic Information Systems, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 7-8. New York: ACM Press. 56-62.

d. Tiefenbacher, J.P., and Hagelman, R. 1999. Environmental Equity in Urban Texas: Race, Income, and Patterns of Acute and Chronic Toxic Air Releases in Metropolitan Counties. Urban Geography 19, no. 6: 516-533.

2. Reports a. Hagelman, R. 2006. Social Vulnerability on the Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama Coasts. Interim Report: Impacts of Climate Change and Variability on Transportation Systems and Infrastructure: Gulf Coast Study. College Station, TX: Texas A&M, Institute for Science, Technology, and Public Policy.

b. Howell, S., Laska., S., Hagelman, R., and Bonner, D. 2005. Citizen Hurricane Evacuation Behavior in Southeastern Louisiana: A Twelve Parish Survey. Released by The Southeast Louisiana Hurricane Taskforce. New Orleans, LA: Survey Research Center, Center for Hazards Assessment, Response and Technology 5

(CHART) and the Department of Geography, University of New Orleans.

c. Tiefenbacher, J.P., Hagelman, R., and Cecora, R. 2000. California Citrus Freeze of December 1998: Place, Perception, and Choice - Developing a Disaster Reconstruction Model. National Science Foundation Grant No. CMS-9632458. Natural Hazards Center at the University of Colorado, Boulder: Quick Response Report #125. 3. Book Reviews a. Hagelman, R. 2005. Unnatural Metropolis: Wresting New Orleans from Nature by Craig Colten, The Southwestern Geographer, Volume 9. b. Hagelman, R. 2005. World Atlas of Natural Hazards by Bill McGuire, et al., Journal of Geography, Volume 104, No.6. c. Hagelman, R. 2004. A River and Its City: The Nature of Landscape in New Orleans by Ari Kelman. Historical Geography, Volume 32.

d. Hagelman, R. 2003. New Orleans: The Making of an Urban Landscape, 2nd edition, by Pierce Lewis. Geographical Review, Volume 93, Issue 3, July.

B. Works Not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings a. Lindquist, E and R. Hagelman. 2007. Climate Change, Social Vulnerability Assessments, and Transportation Decision Making on the US Gulf Coast. Coastal Zone 07, Portland, OR. b. Hagelman, R. and J. Tiefenbacher. 2007. The Geography of Emergency Evacuations, 1995-2005, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (AAG), Bryan, Texas. c. Hagelman, R. 2005. Hurricane Evacuation and Risk Perception in New Orleans, Louisiana, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Denver, CO.

d. Hagelman, R. 2004. Filling the Floodplain: Urban Flood Management in San Antonio, Texas 1913-2000, Special Session – Historical GIS: Environmental Issues, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Philadelphia, PA.

e. Hagelman, R. 2003. Economy on the Edge: Commerce, Environment, and Change in Coastal Louisiana Or A Marriage of Shrimp and 6

Oil?, Association of American Geographers (AAG), New Orleans, LA.

f. Hagelman, R. 2002. Down By the River: The Spatial Evolution of Urban Flood Hazard In San Antonio, Texas, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Los Angeles, CA.

g. Hagelman, R. 2001. Bexar County’s Dammed Development, Southwestern Association of American, Geographers (SWAAG), Fort Worth, TX. h. Hagelman, R. 2001. The Spatial Evolution of Urban Flood Hazard In San Antonio, Texas, Association of American Geographers (AAG), New York, NY. i. Hagelman, R. 2000. Three Feet High and Rising: Urban Geography and the Floodplain: San Antonio, TX, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), College Station, TX, First Place - Student Paper Competition.

j. Hagelman, R. 1998. An Historical Geography of Disaster, Development, and Human Response in Texas’ Matagorda Bay Region, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), Baton Rouge, LA Third Place - Student Paper Competition. k. Hagelman. R. and P. Wridt. 1997. The Influence of Ethnicity and Place on College Students’ Environmental Focus, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Fort Worth, TX.

l. Hagelman, R. and P. Wridt. 1996. Do Sex and Place Influence College Students Definition of the Environment?, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), Norman, OK.

m. Hagelman, R. 1995. The Long-Term Commercial Impacts of Hurricane Damage on Texas Coastal Counties, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), Las Cruces, NM.

2. Conference Panels and Organized Sessions

a. Hagelman, R. 2007. Special Session Organizer and Chair, Orphan Papers Session: Hazards Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers (AAG), San Francisco, CA. b. Hagelman, R. 2007. Panelist, Hazards Education: Teaching Hazards Courses, Association of American Geographers (AAG), San Francisco, CA.

c. Hagelman, R. 2007. Panelist, Gilbert White Research Award Presentation Panel, Association of American Geographers (AAG), San Francisco, CA. 7

d. Hagelman, R. 2006. Panelist, Author Meets Critic: Craig E. Colten, author of An Unnatural Metropolis: Wresting New Orleans from Nature, Organizer John Cross, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Chicago, IL.

e. Hagelman, R. 2006. Panelist, Hurricane Katrina: Lessons from the Past, Organizer Jeanne Kay Guelke, University of Waterloo, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Chicago, IL. f. Hagelman, R. 2004. Special Session Co-organizer and Chair, Four sessions - Historical GIS: Environmental Issues, Historical GIS: American Indian Issues, Historical GIS: Pennsylvania Region, Historical GIS: Urban/Social Issues, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Philadelphia, PA.

g. Hagelman, R. 2003. Special Session Organizer and Chair, The Social and Economic Dimensions of Environment and Environmental Change in Southern Louisiana, Association of American Geographers (AAG), New Orleans, LA.

h. Hagelman, R. 2001. Special Session Co-organizer, Urban Environments, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), Fort Worth, TX. 3. Invited Talks and Lectures

a. Hagelman, R. 2006. Hard Times in the Big Easy: Hurricane Katrina and the Hazards of Place, Invited Lecture, Department of Geography, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. b. Hagelman, R. 2006. Hard Times in the Big Easy: Hurricane Katrina and the Hazards of Place, Invited Lecture, Department of Geography, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AK.

c. Hagelman, R. 2005. Personal Experiences with Hurricane Katrina, Invited Lecture, Department of Geography, GEO 7330, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX.

d. Hagelman, R. 2004. In-filling the Floodplain: A GIS-based Historical Geography of Flood Hazard in San Antonio, Texas, Invited Lecture, Department of Geography and Anthropology, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. 4. Workshops

a. Howell, S., Bonner, D. Laska, S. and R. Hagelman. 2005. Public Release of Citizen Hurricane Evacuation Behavior in Southeastern Louisiana: A Twelve Parish Survey - Geography of 2005 8

Hurricane Ivan Evacuation, SRC, CHART, and the Department of Geography (UNO), New Orleans, LA.

b. Hagelman, R. 2004. Linking Human Benefits to Barrier Island Restoration in Louisiana. Presentation: Shoreline Protection Zone/GIS, Facilitator. Pontchartrain Institute for Environmental Sciences (UNO), New Orleans, LA.

5. Works in Preparation or Review

a. Hagelman, R. Patterns of Persistent Poverty in America: 1970-2000. In Preparation.

b. Hagelman, R. and J. Tiefenbacher. The Geography of “Generosity” and Nation-State Linkages in Humanitarian Aid, 2000-2007. In Preparation. c. Tiefenbacher, J. and R. Hagelman. Bi-National Responses to Emergencies and Disasters: Cooperation between Mexico and the United States. In Preparation.

d. Tiefenbacher, J. and Hagelman, R. Re-Write of The Emergency Evacuation of Cities by W. Zelinski and S. Koszinski, 1991. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.: Lanham, M.D. In Preparation.

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts a. Hagelman, R. (PI). 2003-2006. Small Business in a Small Town: Recovery in the Wake of Disaster, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center, Award Amount: $3,000. University of New Orleans. b. Hagelman, R. (Co-PI). 2004-2007. Potential Effects of Climate Change and Variability on Transportation Infrastructure and Systems in the Central U.S. Gulf Coast: Phase I. Dept. of Transportation, Award Amount: $117,291, Lead Institution: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.

c. Hagelman, R. (Co-PI). 2002-2007. Use of Science in Decision Making Involving Climate Change, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Award Amount: $ 1,500,000, Lead Institution: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.

d. Laska, S., Hagelman, R., and S. Howell. 2004. (Co-PI). Southeast Louisiana Citizen Evacuation Behavior Study, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 1437 DR-LA, Award Amount: $350,000, Lead Institution: CHART/University of New Orleans. 9

2. Grants and Contracts in Preparation

a. Lindquist, E. Hagelman, R. and E. Zechman. 2008. Urban Flooding as Focusing Events. National Science Foundation – Infrastructure Management and Hazard Response Program, Deadline: 2/5/08, Lead Institution: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.

3. Fellowships, Awards, and Honors a. Hagelman, R. 2002. Gilbert White Dissertation Award, AAG Hazards Specialty Group.

D. Organized Field Trips 1. Hagelman, R. 2007, New Orleans Rolling Seminar, Association of Environmental Historians, Baton Rouge, LA, February 28. 2. Hagelman, R. 2004. Hurricane and Flood Hazards in the Big Easy, University of Graz, Austria Student Group, April 24.

3. Hagelman, R. 2003. Historical Geography of the Vieux Carre, University of Houston-Clearlake Student Group, July 12.

4. Hagelman, R. 2003. Environmental Hazards in the Big Easy, Co-hosted with Craig Colten, Association of American Geographers (AAG), New Orleans, LA.

5. Colten, C. and R. Hagelman. 1999 Texas Rivers and the Guadalupe River Basin, Southwestern Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), San Marcos, TX.

IV. SERVICE A. Departmental

1. Evaluation Committee, Fall 2007-Spring 2008, Department of Geography, Texas State University. 2. Urban and Regional Planning Review Committee, Fall 2007-Spring 2008, Department of Geography, Texas State University. 3. Water Resources Job Search Committee, Fall 2007, Department of Geography, Texas State University.

4. Courses and Curriculum Committee, Fall 2005-Spring 2006, University of New Orleans.

5. CHART Director Search Committee, Spring 2005, University of New Orleans.

B. University 10

1. Scholarship Reader Committee, Fall 2008, Texas State University

6. College of Urban and Public Affairs Restructuring Committee, Summer 2004, University of New Orleans. 7. Research and Teaching Awards Committee, Fall 2003-Spring 2006, University of New Orleans.

8. Social Science Ph.D. Planning Committee, Fall 2001-Spring 2002, University of New Orleans.

C. Professional

1. Chair, Hazards Specialty Group, 2007-2009, Association of American Geographers.

2. Jeanne Kasperson Student Travel Award, 2007, AAG Hazards Specialty Group, Reviewer.

3. PERISHIP Dissertation Fellowship in Hazards, Disasters, and Risk, 2006, Reviewer.

4. Gilbert White Dissertation/Thesis Award, 2006, AAG Hazards Specialty Group, Reviewer.

5. The Natural Hazards Review, 2006, MS Peer Reviewer, Editor: Deborah Thomas.

6. The Southwestern Geographer, 2006, MS Peer Reviewer, Co-editors: J. Lash and J. Speights-Binet.

7. The North American Geographer, 2003, MS Peer Reviewer, Editor: Chris Meindl. E. Organizations

A. Professional Memberships

1. Association of American Geographers, Specialty Groups: Hazards, Urban, Historical, Coastal and Marine, Human Dimensions of Global Climate Change. 2. Southwestern Association of American Geographers. PPS 8.10 Form 1A

TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Donald James Huebner Title: Lecturer

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation Ph.D. 2002 The University of Texas at Austin Geography Dissertation: From the Foothills to the Crest: Landscape History of the Southern Manzano Mountains, Central New Mexico, USA Since 1800

M.A. 1996 The University of Texas at Austin Geography Thesis: A Geography of Feral Hogs in Texas

B.S. 1972 The University of Texas at Austin Education

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Lecturer Texas State University Fall 2004-Present Lecturer University of Texas at Austin Fall 1999-Fall 2005

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates U.S. Army Intelligence School, Fort Holabird, MD 1967 Infantry Officer Basic Course, Fort Benning, GA. 1981 Tank Commander’s Course, Gowen Field, ID. 1987 Armor Officer Advanced Course, Fort Knox, KY. 1988

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught:

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

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b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles:

b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings:

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

5. Reports:

6. Book Reviews:

7. Other:

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B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: 2007: Paper presented at Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. “Peregrinations of a Black Cat: One man’s journey through World War Two.”

2006: Presentation to faculty of Veterinary College, Texas A&M University. “Vibrio vulnificus”

2006: Paper presented at Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. “Vibrio vulnificus: an environmental hazard”

2005: Vibrio vulnificus as an environmental hazard. 11th International Medical Geography Symposium. Fort Worth, Texas.

2003. US Public Land Survey System. Pending publication in AGI Data Sheets. American Geological Institute.

1999. Von Meyer, N., Foote, K., and Huebner, D. Chapter 22. "Information Quality Considerations for Coastal Data" in Marine and coastal geographic information systems. , D. and Bartlett, B. (eds). Taylor and Francis: London.

1998. Paper presented at Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. “Range expansion and distribution of feral hogs in Texas.”

1997. Paper presented at Southwest Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico. “Data loggers: an electronic device for monitoring temperature.”

1995. Paper presented at Southwest Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Las Cruces, New Mexico. “GIS for tracking coyote rabies in south Texas.”

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

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C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University:

B. Departmental:

C. Community:

D. Professional:

E. Organizations

1. Honorary: Life Member, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society

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2. Professional: Association of American Geographers American Quaternary Association Society of Forest History Ranching Heritage Association Research Institute Life Member, Big Bend Natural History Association Member, The Nature Conservancy Member, Grant Review Committee, Liberal Arts Graduate Research Fellowship Program, University of Texas at Austin. Member, Selection Committee for Landscape Ecology Faculty Position, Department of Geography, University of Texas at Austin. Science Fair Judge, Catholic Diocese of San Antonio Former member (11 years) of the Plumbing Code Review Board, City of Austin. Precinct Chair and Election Judge, Travis County Vietnam Era Veteran, US Army 1967 to 1970. Major, US Army (Retired)

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

NAME TITLE

James R. Kimmel Professor of Geography Jesse H. and Mary Gibbs Jones Professor of Southwestern Studies Director, Research Center for River Recreation and Tourism Associate Director, River Systems Institute

EDUCATION

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1992 University of Texas-Austin Geography Ecological Adaptation as a Perspective for Watershed Management

M. Phil. 1971 Yale University Environmental Studies

M.S. 1969 Baylor University Biology Pond Succession on the Kaibab Plateau, Arizona

B.S. 1964 Baylor University Biology

EXPERIENCE

Position University Date

Professor Texas State University-San Marcos 2004 to present

Associate Professor Texas State University-San Marcos 1997

Assistant Professor Southwest Texas State University 1992 to 1997

Instructor Southwest Texas State University 1991 to 1992

Graduate Assistant University of Texas 1989 to 1990

(Between 1976 and 1989 I worked in the private sector as an environmental management consultant)

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Assistant Professor Missouri Valley College 1973 to 1976

Assistant Professor Hannibal LaGrange College 1971 to 1973

Science Teacher Kumasi, Ghana Peace Corps 1964 to 1966

TEACHING HONORS AND AWARDS

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award from the National Council of Geographic Education, 2000.

COURSES TAUGHT

Undergraduate World Geography Environmental Management River Basin Management Geography of Texas Geography of the Southwest Interpretive Environmental Geography Planning and Development of Nature and Heritage Tourism Planning Methods and Procedures Community and Regional Planning

Undergraduate/Graduate Geography of Europe

In 1997 and 1999 I co-organized and conducted a course that took 34 and 28 students, respectively, to Italy and Switzerland.

Graduate Geographic Aspects of Environmental Law Land Area Development and Planning Impacts of Land Development Seminar in Nature and Heritage Tourism Doctoral Dissertation

Directed the Ph.D. dissertations of:

Andrew Skadberg, 2002. Nature Tourism in Cyberspace: An Examination of its Geography and Character in the Network. (Andy Skadberg is now an Assistant Professor in the Department of Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Sciences at Texas A&M University.)

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Yongxia Skadberg, 2002. The Optimal Experience of Visitors to a Virtual Tour Web Site. (Yongxia Skadberg is now a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Sciences at Texas A&M University.)

Currently directing the dissertation of Ronald Stephenson. Interpretation as a Resource Protection Method on the Flower Garden Reef National Marine Sanctuary.

Master’s Thesis/Directed Research Papers

Directed the thesis or directed research projects of:

Corrie Colvin. 2007. An Analysis of the Interaction and Conservation Practices of Land Trusts and Private Landowners.

Christi Townsend. 2007. A Geographic History of the Brazos River Diversion at Freeport, Texas and its Influence on the Development of Freeport Harbor and the Brazosport Region.

Nyta Brown. 2005. An Examination of the Effects of Non-Formal Environmental Education on Program Participants at The Shumla School in Comstock, Texas

Colleen Gardner. 2005. The New Generation of Landowners in the Texas Hill Country: Motivations for Land Purchases, Knowledge of Land Management, and Response to Habitat Fragmentation in the Hill Country of Texas.

Mario Mata. 2005. Evaluating Watershed Management at the Subdivision Scale: The Influence of Land Conservation and Management Practices on Real Estate Values within the Bear Springs Trails and Lakeside Subdivisions in Bandera County, Texas.

Tom Wassenich, 2004. The State of the Protection of Freshwater Inflow to the Bays and Estuaries of Texas, 2003.

Greg Griffin, 2004. A Method to Evaluate User Preference of Trails.

Julie Livingston, 2003. The Comal River and Springs: A Historical Geography.

Allison Thompson, 2003. A Study of Interpretive Planning: Audience Analysis and Volunteer Interpretive Program Evaluation.

Marc LeFebre, 2002. Celebrating the River: An Exploration of the Meaning and Influence of River Festivals.

Christopher Kennedy, 2002. Evaluation of the Lower Colorado River “Colorado River Trail” Program.

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Justin Edmondson, 2000. Modeling the emission Reductions Achieved in Texas Nonattainment Areas by Utilizing Electric Vehicles to Comply with Senate Bill 200.

Mark Walters, 1999. Current Regulatory Environment and Impediments to the Establishment of a Compact City in Austin, Texas.

Ann Miller, 1998. Nonformal Environmental Education in Texas: An Examination of Goals and Evaluation.

Michele Rogerson, 1998. Community Analysis of Ridge Harbor: A Study of Spicewood, Texas, Burnet County.

Suraiya Murry, 1997. Performance Evaluation of Non-engineered Low-Pressure Dosed Effluent Disposal Systems in Eastern Travis County, Texas.

Samantha Shannon, 1997. Exploring the Function of Learning in Nature Tourism: Toward and Operational Definition and Conceptual Framework.

Scott Walker, 1997. Ecotourism Demand and Supply in El Cielo Biosphere Reserve, Tamaulipas, Mexico

Shannon Breslin, 1996. Impacts of River Recreation on Texas Wild-rice.

Marleen Gravitz, 1996. Factors Affecting Rural Participation in Competitive Federal Grant Programs.

Larry Hill, 1996. Management of Impacts of Commercial River Recreation on the Rio Grande in the Big Bend Region, Texas.

Craig Alvord, 1995. Analysis of Beach Dynamics at Corpus Christi, Texas.

Dan Harrison, 1995. Development of the Biotic Communities in New Constructed Wetlands.

Douglas Schomburg, 1995. An Analysis of Water Resource Management in Four American Southwestern States.

James Vaughan, 1994. Development Processes in Comal County, Texas.

Christopher Murr, 1994. Operation and Maintenance Practices of Users of On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems.

John Gustavson, 1994. Water Quality of Streams.

Anne Hickman, 1992. Mitigation Banking in Galveston Bay.

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Current Master’s students

Amy King Sheryl Plante

Completed Master’s thesis or directed research projects committees

Kathryn Griffin. 2006. An Analysis of Changes in Texas Wild-rice Distribution Following the 1998 Flood of the San Marcos River, Texas

Edris Montalvo. 2005. Latino In-migration and Anglo Out-migration in the Texas Panhandle Plains, 1980-2004.

Kevin Bailey. 2005. Assessing the Impact of Precipitation Events on the San Marcos River’s Status as a Contact Recreation Waterway

Laura Brock, 2001. Availability and Distribution of Water as it Affects Growth in Hays County, Texas.

Michele Christopher, 1998. An Analysis of the Effect of Effluent from A.E. Wood State Fish Hatchery on the San Marcos River.

Karen Starnes, 1998. Water Quality Issues in the Cypress Creek Watershed.

Ron Abramson, 1992. Recycling Participation in Texas.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM DEVELOPED

In the Spring of 1997 I conceived and developed the interdisciplinary Center for Nature and Heritage Tourism, including an undergraduate minor that prepares students for professional careers. The minor draws on a curriculum of 76 courses from fourteen departments in five colleges. I negotiated agreements with faculty and administrators and worked the program through the university administration and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Since its first course offerings in 1998, the minor has served approximately 100 students. Examples of employment of graduates of the minor include the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the Lady Bird Johnson National Wildflower Center, and the Lower Colorado River Authority McKinney Roughs Natural Area.

COURSES PREPARED

Undergraduate Geography of the Southwest River Basin Management

5 Planning and Development of Nature and Heritage Tourism Geography of Texas

Undergraduate/Graduate Interpretive Environmental Geography

Graduate Seminar in Nature and Heritage Tourism

ORGANIZATIONS

Honorary:

Phi Kappa Phi

Professional:

Association of American Geographers Recreation/Tourism Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers National Council for Geographic Education National Association for Interpretation Texas Travel Industry Association Texas Nature Tourism Council American Planning Association

6 SERVICE

Disciplinary:

Shumla School, Board of Directors, Val Verde County, Texas, 2001-2003.

Board of Directors, Texas Nature Tourism Association, 1997 – 1999.

University:

Executive Committee and University Liaison to the Desert Southwest Cooperative Ecosystems Study Unit, University of Arizona, 2000 to 2004.

Texas State University-San Marcos, River Systems Institute, Steering Committee and Associate Director, 2001 to present.

Served on Faculty Search Committees in the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1995, 1996, 1997, and 2001.

University Facilities Committee, 1996, 1997 – 1998.

Organized and facilitated a day-long planning charrette for Aquarena Center, involving approximately fifty stake-holder participants, Spring 1997.

Aquarena Center Planning Committee, 1996, 1997 – 1998.

University Council, 1996, 1997.

Aquarena Center Coordinating Committee, 1996, 1997 – 2000.

Aquarena Springs Biological Field Station Committee, 1996, 1997 – 1998.

Director, interdisciplinary Center for Nature and Heritage Tourism, 1997 – present.

Developed the program and guided three groups of Mongolian officials (Deputy Prime Minister, Members of Parliament, and Governors) through west and central Texas to study nature tourism development as part of a U.S. State Department program, 1995 and 1996.

Department:

Undergraduate Committee, 2002 – present.

Evaluation Committee, member 1999 to present. Chair, 2000.

7 My wife, Jerry Touchstone Kimmel and I established the Roy H. Touchstone Graduate Scholarship in Nature and Heritage Tourism and the Ross Kimmel Jr. Undergraduate Scholarship in Nature and Heritage Tourism in honor of our fathers, 2000.

Distance Learning Committee, Chair, current.

Budget Committee, 1996, 1997 – 2000.

Ph.D. Development Committee, 1994 – 1996.

Search Committee for Departmental Chair, 1994.

Equipment Committee, 1994 – 1997.

Travel Committee, 1994 – 1995.

Internship Committee, 1994 – 1996.

Community:

Advisory Board, Images for Conservation Tour, 2004 to present.

Assistance to the Texas Department of Agriculture and the community of Marathon, Texas, in local nature tourism planning, development, and evaluation, 2003.

Member of the six person Water Impact Committee, serving in an advisory capacity to the City of Austin and the Lower Colorado River Authority. This committee meets monthly, as required by the water purchase agreement between the City of Austin and the Lower Colorado River Authority, 2000 to present.

City of San Marcos Development Ordinances Advisory Committee, 2002.

City of San Marcos Edwards Aquifer Protection Ordinance Advisory Committee, 2001.

City of San Marcos Mayor’s Blue Ribbon Tourism Committee, facilitator, 1996.

Organized and conducted a community visioning charrette for Wimberley, Texas. This charrette was attended by seventy residents of the Wimberley area. Over a six-hour period these people were guided in the analysis of their community, the development of a vision statement, and identification of implementation strategies. September 28, 1996.

Represented San Marcos and served as a facilitator to the Community Vision Charrette, University of Texas, June, 1996.

Led a Task Group to develop a vision for tourism development in San Marcos, February through May, 1996.

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Organized and conducted two conferences for San Marcos business leaders regarding tourism development, November 15 and 28, 1995.

Developed a strategic plan for tourism development for Hays County and San Marcos, 1994.

Presentations and Workshops

Diamond T Ranch Planning Workshop, sponsored by Advent GX and the Center for Nature and Heritage Tourism. December, 2004.

Interpretive Training Workshop, La Copita Ranch, near Kingsville, Texas, sponsored by the Texas Cooperative Extension Service, Texas A&M University, September, 2002.

Interpretive Training Workshop, X-Bar Ranch near Eldorado, Texas, sponsored by the Tri-County Tourism Alliance, February, 2002.

“Heritage Tourism,” presented to the Uvalde County Historical Society, Uvalde, Texas, January, 2001.

“Telling the Story of San Augustine – Interpretation as the Tourism Product,” presented at the Historical San Augustine Conference, sponsored by the Summerlee Foundation, San Augustine, Texas, March 24, 2001.

Kimmel, James R. 2001. Interpretive Planning Workshop, San Marcos LBJ Museum, San Marcos, Texas, September 8.

“State Parks and Nature Tourism,” presented at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Parks Manager Conference, Kerrville, Texas, January, 1999.

“How to Develop Nature Tourism.” Nine-County Leadership Conference, Beaumont, Texas. March, 1999.

“Interpretation and Nature Tourism.” Texas A&M Extension Service Tourism Workshop. San Angelo, Texas. May, 1999.

“Nature Tourism as a Form of Local Economic Development.” Texas Department of Economic Development Workshop. Burnet, Texas. August,1999.

"Nature Tourism as Economic Development," Texas Midwest Community Network, Abilene, Texas, October, 1996.

"How's and Why's of Nature Tourism," Texas Travel Summit, sponsored by the Texas Travel Industry Association, Irving, Texas, September, 1996.

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"Benchmarking Your Success -- Determining Your Information Needs," Texas Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus, 1996 Spring Education Seminar, San Antonio, Texas, March, 1996.

II. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

BOOKS

Book

Kimmel, Jim. 2006. The San Marcos: A River’s Story. College Station: Texas A&M University Press.

Monographs

Kimmel, James R. 2002. Heritage Tourism Product Development, Alpine, Texas: Rio Grande Institute, Sul Ross State University. (Published on-line.)

Kimmel, James R.1996. How to Plan, Develop, and Manage a Scenic Byway. Austin: Texas Department of Transportation.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. Scenic Byways for Texas: Goals, Policies, Application Process, and Designation Criteria. Austin: Texas Department of Transportation.

Chapters in books

Kimmel, James R. 2004. Interpretation Plan, Nature and Heritage Tourism: A Guidebook to Evaluate Enterprise Opportunities, College Station, Texas: Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas A&M University.

Kimmel, James R. 1997. Birdwatching and Other Forms of Nature Tourism in Texas, in Geographical Perspectives on the Texas Region. Fort Worth: Association of American Geographers, pp. 91-95.

Kimmel, James R. 1994. Reconciled to Santa Fe, in Murphy, Peter (ed.), Quality Management in Urban Tourism: Balancing Business and Environment, Victoria, British Columbia: Ministry of Small Business, Tourism and Culture. pp. 234-7.

10 EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES:

In 1999 – 2000 I was the managing editor and publisher of the Freeman Ranch Publication Series, which consists of peer-reviewed research monographs related to Texas State University’s Freeman Ranch and the Texas Hill Country. I managed the editorial and most of the review process and all of the desktop publishing and printing tasks. To date that publication series consists of the following monographs:

Baccus, J., H. Becker, T. Simpson, and R. Manning. 2000. Mammals of the Freeman Ranch, Hays County, Texas. Freeman Ranch Publication Series, No. 1-2000. San Marcos, Texas: Southwest Texas State University.

Rose, F. 2000. Amphibians and Reptiles of the Freeman Ranch, Hays County, Texas. Freeman Ranch Publication Series, No. 2-2000. San Marcos, Texas: Southwest Texas State University.

Dixon, R. 2000. Climatology of the Freeman Ranch, Hays County, Texas. Freeman Ranch Publication Series, No. 3-2000. San Marcos, Texas: Southwest Texas State University.

Carson, D. 2000. Soils of the Freeman Ranch, Hays County, Texas. Freeman Ranch Publication Series, No. 4-2000. San Marcos, Texas: Southwest Texas State University.

Hunnicutt, L. and B. Davis. 2000. Freeman Ranch Livestock Management. Freeman Ranch Publication Series, No. 5-2000. San Marcos, Texas: Southwest Texas State University.

ARTICLES

Refereed Journal Articles

Skadberg, Yongxia and James R. Kimmel. 2004. Visitors’ Flow Experience While Browsing a Web Site: Its Measurement, Contributing Factors and Consequences. Computers in Human Behavior.

Kimmel, James R., Ron Stephenson, and Andrew Skadberg. 2001. Interpretive Geography: A Texas Hill Country Example. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences. 24:191-195. (Stephenson and Skadberg were my Ph.D. students at the time of publication.)

Kimmel, James R. 2000. Tourism Interpretation: The Need for Geographic Concepts and Themes. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences. 23:13-18.

11 Kimmel, James R.1999. Tourism Interpretation: A Geographic Application. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences. 22:182-190.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. Ecotourism as Environmental Learning. Journal of Environmental Education. 30 (2):40-44.

Kimmel, James R. 1997. Santa Fe: Thoughts on Contrivance, Commoditization, and Authenticity. Southwestern Geographer. 1:44-61.

Kimmel, James R. 1997. Rural Tourism in Texas: Geographic Potentials and Problems. Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences. 20: 245-252.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. Using the National Geography Standards and Your Local River to Teach About Environmental Issues. Journal of Geography. 95 (2):66-72.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. Art and Tourism in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Journal of Travel Research. 33 (3):28-30.

Non-refereed Articles

Kimmel, James R. 1999. Interpretation: a cornerstone of nature tourism. Texas Explorer. Austin: Texas Travel Industry Association. July.

Kimmel, James R. 1999.Building exceptional service in nature tourism. Texas Explorer. Austin: Texas Travel Industry Association. June.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. The business of resource management: how to operate a profitable nature tourism program while conserving resources. Texas Explorer. Austin: Texas Travel Industry Association, April.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. Succeeding in Nature Tourism: five requirements for building a lasting and successful nature tourism business. Texas Explorer. Austin: Texas Travel Industry Association, March.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. Planning for company: how to design a nature tourism program that keeps both you and your visitors happy. Texas Explorer. Austin: Texas Travel Industry Association, March.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. Tourism Planning, Texas Planning Review. 24 (2):14.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. Southeastern Arabian Peninsula Development, Texas Planning Review. 24 (2):15-16.

Kimmel, James R. 1993. New Environmental Challenges, Texas Planning Review. 22 (6):8-10.

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Kimmel, James R. 1987. , Favorite Inland Cruising , Small Boat Journal 54:50-51.

Kimmel, James R. 1987. Big Bend Country, Bicycle Rider, April:47-52.

Kimmel, James R. 1985. Data base program quickly sorts and searches complete texts. Research & Development, February, 1985.

Kimmel, James R. 1976. Cultural Values -- One Determinant of Land Use. Considerations for Land Use. Columbia: University of Missouri-Columbia Extension Division.

BOOK REVIEWS:

Kimmel, James R. 2003. Ranching, Endangered Species, and Urbanization in the Southwest: Species of Capital, by Nathan F. Sayre, Texas Books in Review, 28 (2):90.

Kimmel, James R. 2003. Still the Wild River Runs: Congress, the Sierra Club, and the Fight to Save Grand Canyon, by Byron E. Pearson, Texas Books in Review, 28, (2):100.

Kimmel, James R. 2001. Land for the Taking: Official Guide to Texas Wildlife Management Areas, by Larry D. Hodge, Texas Books in Review, 21 (2 & 3):2-3.

Kimmel, James R. 1998. Adios to the Brushlands. by Arturo Longoria. The Western History Quarterly, 29 (3):412 - 413.

Kimmel, James R. 1998. Science on the Texas Frontier: Observations of Dr. Gideon Lincecum. Edited by Jerry Bryan Lincecum, Edward Hake Phillips, and Peggy A. Redshaw. The Western History Quarterly, 29 (3):412 - 413.

Kimmel, James R. 1992. Damming the Colorado: The Rise of the Lower Colorado River Authority, 1933-1939, by John A. Adams. The Western History Quarterly, 23 (1):84.

REPORTS

Kimmel, James. 2007. Analysis and Evaluation of River-based Tourism on the Rio Grande. River Systems Institute, Texas State University-San Marcos.

13 Kimmel, James R and Adrienne Booth. 2005. Tourism Planning and Development Recommendations for the City of Luling,Texas. Report of the Center for Nature and Heritage Tourism, Texas State University-San Marcos.

Kimmel, James R. 2002. Feasibility Analysis of the National Scenic Byways Program and Other Travel Route Alternatives for Texas and a Summary of Outdoor Advertising and Roadside Vegetation Regulations in Texas. Austin: Texas Department of Transportation, 96 pp.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. Goals and Strategies, Texas Nature Tourism Association.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. Analysis of Options for the University Farm Tract at I-35 and McCarty Lane, for Auxiliary Services, Southwest Texas State University.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. San Marcos: A Natural Crossroads of Texas: Task Group Report on a Vision for Tourism Development, City of San Marcos.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. Survey of Texas Planning Commissioners, Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association and the Texas APA Educational Foundation.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. Development Alternatives for Thompson's Island, San Marcos River, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

Kimmel, James R. 1994. Development Plan, Chautauqua on Lake Travis, Chautauqua Foundation and the Lower Colorado River Authority.

Kimmel, James R. 1994. Strategic Plan for Tourism Development, Hays County and San Marcos, Texas.

Kimmel, James R. 1981. Socioeconomic Impact Assessment for Oil Shale Development in Grand Junction, Colorado, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Kimmel, James R. 1980. Planning Studies for the County of Val Verde, Texas (Brown Plaza, Val Verde County Courthouse, Val Verde County Fairgrounds), Applied Environmental Research, Inc.

Kimmel, James R. 1980. Socioeconomic Impact Assessment for North Austin Growth Sector, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Kimmel, James R. 1980. Areawide Housing Opportunity Plan, Middle Rio Grande Development Council.

Kimmel, James R. 1980. Sociocultural Baseline Study, Crandon, Wisconsin Project, Exxon Minerals. (Including special work with the Forest County Potowatomi and Mole Lake Chippewa tribes.)

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Kimmel, James R. 1979. Environmental Assessment Report, Strategic Petroleum Reserve Terminal, Freeport, Texas, DSI, Inc.

Kimmel, James R. 1979. Luce Bayou Diversion Project, Sociocultural Impact, Brown and Root, Inc.

Kimmel, James R. 1977. Socioeconomic Impact Assessment for the Navigation Project, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District.

Kimmel, James R. 1976-77. Environmental assessment reports consistent with National Environmental Policy Act requirements for community development projects in 20 Texas cities, funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

AWARDS/HONORS

Southwest Texas State University Development Leave to work on an interpretive geography book about the San Marcos River, Fall, 2002.

GRANTS/CONTRACTS

Grant from the River Systems Institute to conduct an analysis and evaluation of river-based tourism on the Rio Grande. $23,000. 2006.

Contract from the Texas Department of Transportation to conduct a feasibility study of the National Scenic Byways Program and other travel route alternatives for Texas and to summarize outdoor advertising and roadside vegetation regulations in Texas, $50,600, 2002.

Grant from the National Geographic Society, “Sustaining Natural Resources on Public Lands,” with Dick Boehm, $53,000, 2002.

Grant from the Cecilia Young Willard Helping Hand Fund, to support work on the San Marcos River interpretive geography book, $10,000, 2001.

Grant from the Summerlee Foundation to research a book regarding the historical geography of the San Marcos River, $25,000, 2001.

Contract from the Texas Historical Commission to plan a heritage tourism program for the State of Texas, $15,000, 1998.

Grant from Ozona Bank, Wimberley, Texas, $500 to support the planning charrette held in Wimberley on September 28, 1996.

15 Southwest Texas State University Faculty Enhancement Grant, $5,500 to write an interpretative geography of the Big Bend and Region, 1996-97.

Contract from the Texas Department of Transportation, to conduct a feasibility analysis of a Scenic Byways Program, $200,000, October, 1995.

Grant from the Malone Fellowship, National Council on US-Arab Relations, $12,000 for study trip to United Arab Emirates and Oman, January, 1995.

Grant from the School of Liberal Arts, Southwest Texas State University, $950 for study trip to United Arab Emirates and Oman, January, 1995.

Grant from the Texas Chapter of American Planning Association and TxAPA Educational Foundation, $1300 to support survey of educational and training needs of planning commissioners in Texas cities, 1995.

Southwest Texas State University Faculty Enhancement Grant, $1810 to support analysis of tourism impact management on the Rio Grande in the Big Bend region, 1994-95.

III. SCHOLARY ACTIVITIES

PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

Kimmel, James R. 2007. “Interpreting Rivers.” Global Conference of The International Ecotourism Society, Oslo, Norway, May 14, 2007.

Kimmel, James R. 2007. “Interpreting Rivers.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, April19, 2007.

Kimmel, James R. 2006. “Themed Routes and Heritage Tourism: Pros and Cons,” presented at the Texas State Historical Association 110th Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas, March 3, 2006.

Kimmel, James R., Ron Stephenson, and Andrew Skadberg. 2001. “Interpretive Geography: A Texas Hill Country Example,” presented at the Applied Geography Conference, Fort Worth, Texas, November 15.

Kimmel, James R. 2000. “Tourism Interpretation: The Need for Geographic Concepts and Themes,” Applied Geography Conference, Tampa, Florida, October 23.

Kimmel, James R. 2000. “El Camino Real: Selling the Legacy Without Selling Out,” presented to the El Camino Real Heritage Trail Conference, San Marcos, Texas, April 8.

16 Kimmel, James R. 2000. “Virtual Field Trips,” Southwestern Association of American Geographers. College Station, Texas. November 2.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. “Tourism Interpretation: A Geographic Application. Applied Geography Conference,” Charlotte, North Carolina. October 12.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. “Issues of Ranch-based Tourism in Texas,” Annual Conference of the Southwestern Association of American Geographers, San Marcos, Texas, October 22.

Kimmel, James R. 1997. "Geographic Aspects of Scenic Road Tourism in Texas, Annual Conference, Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, Texas, April 5.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. “Heritage and Nature Tourism as Geographic Learning," Annual Conference, Southwestern Association of American Geographers, Norman, Oklahoma, November 8.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. “Scenic Roads and Tourism Development," Annual Conference, Texas Travel Industry Association, Las Colinas, Texas, September 20.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. “United Arab Emirates," Annual Conference, National Council on Geographic Education, San Antonio, Texas, October 26-27.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. “Packaging your Community for Tourism,” Annual Conference of the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association, Arlington, Texas, October 12.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. "Tourism-related Economic Benefits of Endangered Species at Balmorhea State Park," Annual Conference, Texas Organization for Endangered Species Conference, Sul Ross State University, Alpine, Texas, September 8.

Kimmel, James R. 1994. "Reconciled to Santa Fe," Conference on Quality Management in Urban Tourism: Balancing Business and Environment, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, November 10-12.

INVITED ACADEMIC LECTURES

Kimmel, James R. 2006. Interpreting Southwestern Rivers. Department of Geography, University of New Mexico. Albuquerque, NM. November 7, 2006.

Kimmel, James R. 2001. “Ecology and Landscape Amenity Values,” presented to the Biology Department Colloquium Series, Baylor University, Waco, Texas, March 14.

Kimmel, James R. 2001. “The Geography of Nature and Heritage Tourism,” presented at Blinn College, Bryan, Texas, October 19.

17 INVITED TALKS

Kimmel, James R. 2001. “Nature Tourism and Economic Development,” presented to the Bandera County Chamber of Commerce, Bandera, Texas, March 11.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. “Environmentalism.” SWT Philosophy Department Colloquium. San Marcos, Texas. October 18.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. “Interpretive Geography of San Marcos Springs and Aquarena Center.” Southwestern Association of American Geographers Field Trip. San Marcos, Texas. October 21.

Kimmel, James R. 1999. “Visitor Program Implementation.” Presentation to Texas Agricultural Commissioner Susan Combs. Austin, Texas. November 18.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. “Texas Scenic Byways Program," Amarillo, Alpine, Fredericksburg, Edinburg, Houston, Lufkin, Arlington, and Austin, Texas, July 29 - August 8.

Kimmel, James R. 1996. "What is Nature Tourism?" Keynote Address at the Annual Conference of the Texas Nature Tourism Association, Austin, Texas, May 13.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. "Nature and Heritage Tourism Potentials for the Guadalupe Valley," presented to the Board of the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, Seguin, Texas, August 16.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. "Tourism as Economic Development," presentation to the San Marcos Master Plan Citizens’ Advisory Committee, March 23.

Kimmel, James R. 1995. "Strategies for Tourism Development in San Marcos, Texas," luncheon address at San Marcos Hospitality Association Tourism Conference, San Marcos, Texas, February 14.

CERTIFICATIONS

Certified Interpretive Trainer. National Association for Interpretation. 2001.

Certified Interpretive Guide. National Association for Interpretation. 2001.

Certified Interpretive Planner. National Association for Interpretation, 2004.

18 TEXAS STATE VITA

I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Name : Wook Lee Title: Assistant Professor

Educational Background Ph.D. 2005. The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Major: Transportation Geography / GIS Dissertation: A spatial analysis of disaggregated commuting data: Implications for excess commuting, jobs-housing balance, and accessibility M.A. 1996. Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Major: Geography Thesis: Spatial patterns of consumer shopping behavior in Bundang New Town B.A. 1994. Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Major: Geography

University Experience Assistant Professor Texas State University – San Marcos 2005 – present Teaching Associate The Ohio State University 2000 – 2005

II. TEACHING

Courses Taught Texas State University – San Marcos Multivariate Quantitative Methods (GEO 5301) Spring 2008, Spring 2007 Transportation Systems (GEO 5336) Spring 2008, 2007, 2006 Transportation Systems (GEO 4336) Fall 2006, 2005 Geographic Information Systems I (GEO 5418) Fall 2005 World Regional Geography (GEO 1310) Fall 2006, Summer I 2005 The Ohio State University World Regional Geography (GEOG 200) 2001 – 2004 (total of 11 quarters) Geography of Transportation (GEOG 645) Spring 2004 (as a TA) Numerical Cartography (GEOG 680) Winter 2001 (as a TA) Fundamentals of GIS (GEOG 607) Fall 2000 (as a TA)

Graduate Student Advising Brent Cochran (MAG): completed (Fall 2007)

1 III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

Books Yu, H., Paik, I., Hong, I., Kim, D., Jeong, E., Choi, W., Lee, W., Yoon, H., and Park, K. 1999. Contemporary Urban Policies, Purengil: Seoul (Korean translation, Original work by T. Hall. 1998. Urban Geography, Routledge: London)

Chapters in Books Lee, W. 2006. “Cities and commuting” In I. Kim and S. Park (Eds.) Urban Geography and Urbanology, Purungil: Seoul (In Korean), pp 145-154.

Refereed Journal Articles O’Kelly, M. E., and Lee, W. 2005. “Disaggregate journey-to-work data: Implications for excess commuting and jobs-housing balance.” Environment and Planning A, 37(12): 2233-2252. Lee, W. “Assessing the impacts of job and worker relocation policies on commuting: a disaggregate approach by worker type.” Under review. Journal of Transport Geography.

Manuscripts in progress Lee, W. and O’Kelly, M. E. “A disaggregate analysis of accessibility: implications for urban sprawl.” To be submitted to Urban Studies Lee, W. “Major issues in commuting research: a literature review.” To be submitted to Journal of Korean Geographical Society. Kim, C. and Lee, W. “Disaggregated travel forecasting: a comparison of Minneapolis- St. Paul, MN and Dallas-Fort Worth, TX.” To be submitted to Urban Studies. Lee, W. and Cochran, B. "Measuring employment potential in Houston MSA." To be submitted to Review of Business Research. Lee, W. "Trip length distributions in continental US: a county level analysis." To be submitted to Journal of Academy of business and Economics. Lee, W. "Excess commuting in Seoul, Korea." In preparation. Lee, W. "Efficiency of non-work travel: a cost minimization approach." In preparation.

Non-refereed Articles Lee, W. 1996. “Spatial patterns of consumer shopping behavior in Bundang New Town.” Journal of Geography (In Korean), 27: 65-86.

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings Lee, W. 2008 (scheduled). "Modeling the impacts of jobs-housing balance on commuting." 104th Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA Lee, W. 2007. “A disaggregate analysis of accessibility.” 103rd Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA. Lee, W. 2006. “Assessing the impacts of worker and job relocation scenarios on commuting pattern.” 102nd Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL.

2 Lee, W. and O’Kelly, M. E. 2005. “A disaggregate analysis on accessibility and jobs- housing balance of Ohio counties 1990-2000.” 101st Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO. Lee, W. and O’Kelly, M. E. 2004. “Variations in excess commuting and jobs-workers ratio by occupational groups.” 100th Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA. Lee, W. 2003. “Accessibility and jobs-housing balance.” 99th Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA.

Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations Lee, W. 2005. “Accessibility and urban travel behavior.” Department of Geography and Geology, Western Kentucky University. March 2005. Lee, W. 2005. “Disaggregate journey-to-work data: Implications for excess commuting and jobs-housing balance.” Department of Geography, Oklahoma State University. February 2005. Lee, W. 2005. “Disaggregate journey-to-work data: Implications for excess commuting and jobs-housing balance.” Department of Geography, Texas State University. February 2005.

Grants and Contracts Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts Lee, W. 2006. “Measuring suburban sprawl in Texas 1990 – 2000: An application of county accessibility.” submitted to Research Enhancement Program, Texas State University. Lee, W. 2005. “Estimating journey-to-work travel by worker type: Implications for accessibility and suburban sprawl in Texas 1990 – 2000.” submitted to Research Enhancement Program, Texas State University.

3 SERVICE

Departmental Website committee 2007 – 2008 Ad hoc Planning Review 2007 – 2008 Equipment Committee 2006 – 2008 Undergraduate Committee 2006 – 2007 Scheduling Committee 2005 – 2006 Travel Committee 2007 – 2008 Faculty Search Committee for the Urban Geography Position 2005 – 2006 Search Committee for the Geology Senior Lecturer Position 2007

Professional: Delegate to the Texas Geographic Information Council 2008 – Manuscript reviewer, Transportation Research Board Manuscript reviewer, Urban Studies

Professional Organizations Association of American Geographers (AAG) Transportation Geography Specialty Group AAG Geographic Information Systems Specialty Group AAG Spatial Analysis and Modeling Specialty Group AAG Urban Geography Specialty Group AAG The Korean Geographical Society The Korean Urban Geographical Society

4 TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Yongmei Lu Title: Associate Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation PhD 2001 State Geography Unauthorized Use of Vehicle in University (emphasizing GIS Buffalo, New York: Distribution of New and Regional and Determinants York at Studies) Buffalo MS 1994 Peking Geography General Theories of Sustainable University (emphasizing Development and the Related Human Geography) Applications on Regional Growth

BS 1991 Peking Geography The Administrative Division University (emphasizing System in China: Its Foundation Economic and Future Geography)

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Associate Professor Texas State University - San Marcos 2007 - Assistant Professor Texas State University – San Marcos 2001 - 2007 Research Fellow Center for Geospatial Intelligence and 2004 - present Investigation, Texas State University – San Marcos Faculty Scholar Texas Center for GIScience, Texas State 2003 - present University – San Marcos Faculty Scholar The Lovell Center for Environmental 2007 - present Geography and Hazard Research, Texas State University – San Marcos Graduate Assistant State University of New York at Buffalo 1995 – 1999

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D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates Research Associate Institute of Industry Economy, Chinese 1994 – 1995 Academy of Social Sciences

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

2008 University Foundation of Excellence Award, Texas State University

2008 Named by the Graduating Student Recognition of Campus Support Program due to contribution to student‟s academic career. Texas State University – San Marcos. 2007 Named by the Graduating Student Recognition of Campus Support Program due to contribution to student‟s academic career. Texas State University – San Marcos.

B. Courses Taught

Courses Taught at Texas State University – San Marcos:

Undergraduate level courses: Fundamentals of GIS (GEO2426) Management and Implementation of GIS (GEO2427) Advanced GIS I (GEO4426) Advanced GIS II (GEO4427) Independent Study (GEO4190) Master’s level courses: Geographic Information Systems I (GEO5418) Geographic Information Systems II (GEO5419) Geographic Analysis (GEO5309) Independent Study (GEO5190, GEO5290, GEO5390) Directed Research (GEO5335) Thesis (GEO5399) Ph.D. level courses: Advanced Topics in GIScience (GEO7361) Seminar in Geographic Information Science (GEO7372) Geographic Information Systems (GEO7417) Independent Study (GEO7390) Dissertation (GEO7399)

2 Courses Taught at the State University of New York at Buffalo (as a Graduate Assistant):

Introduction to GIS (for Dr. Calkins and Dr. Bian) Remote Sensing (for Dr. Bian) GIS and Environmental Modeling (for Dr. Bian) Hazard Geography (for Dr. Ebert) Human Geography (for Dr. Cope) Industrial Geography (for Dr. Bagchi-Sen)

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees

Ph.D. Dissertations I Have Supervised or Am Supervising:

Lin, Shing (graduated in August 2007) A GIS-based Environmental Justice Study among Triad Relationships of Air Pollution, Socio-Economic Conditions, and Health Outcomes in the Houston- Galveston Area Biegas, Tamara Christine (in progress) Brettschneider, Alecia (in progress) Fang, Tianfang (in progress) Nicocia, David (in progress) Parma, Michael (in progress)

PhD Student Committees I Have Served or Am Serving on:

Chen, Xuwei (graduated in May 2006) Microsimulation of Evacuation Strategies Egan, Kristine (graduated in May 2006) Geographic Analysis of Terroscape: the Spatial Pattern of Risk, Exposure and Vulnerability to the Urban Terror Threat Wu, Derek (graduated in May 2006) Census Population Disaggregation based on Remotely Sensed Data Cook, Jeff (graduated in May 2007) A Case Study Regarding Bioterrorism Readiness as a Function of Perceived Vulnerability and Ensuing Effect on Bioterrorism Vigilance among Healthcare Workers within Harris County Hospital District, Houston, Texas DeLima, Ionara (in progress) A Spatial Epidemiological Analysis of Oral Clefts and Volatile Organic Compounds in Texas Hanford, Elaine J. (in progress) Rockeymoore, Mark (in progress) Samis, Charlotte (in progress) Tian, Nancy Jianhua (in progress) Wu, Guangyu (in progress)

3 Yao, Zhijun (in progress) Yorke, Charles (in progress)

Master of Science Theses / Master of Applied Geography Directed Research Projects I Have Supervised or Am Supervising:

Belschner, Andrew (graduated in December 2004) Using Gravity Techniques in Location Analysis: A GIS Case Study of Bowling Centers in Central Texas Bracewell, Jeff (graduated in May 2006) Visual Impact from Facility Towers at LBJ National Historical Park Campbell, Michelle (graduated in May 2006) Juvenile Crime in North Texas: A Spatial and Temporal Analysis Martin, David (graduated in May 2005) Environmental Justice Issues as Related to Hazardous Waste in Bexar County, Texas Pickle, Joseph Ben (graduated in May 2004) Diversity up in the Air: Radio Ownership Deregulation and Local Concentration of Co-owned Radio Stations in Texas Sami, Olumuyiwa A (graduated in May 2005) Using GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques to Measure Urban Sprawl in Austin Soules, Jeremy (in progress) Squires, Abigail L (graduated in May 2005) A Geographic Understanding of Burglaries in San Antonio, Texas Maduneme, O Joseph (graduated in December 2006) Using GIS to Map and Analyze Incidence of School Violence in Texas, 2003 Parr, David (in progress) Fletcher, Justin (in progress)

Master Student Committees I Have Served or Am Serving on:

Bass, Bill (December 2005) Assessment of Risk Perceptions based upon Prior Flood Occurrences in the Region of South-Central Texas: The Influence of Cartographic Visualizations and Experience on Accurate Risk Perception Benke, Rachel (May 2005) Recent Correlates of Public High School Dropouts in Harris County, Texas Chaturvedi, Kshitij (May 2003) Geographic Concentration of Diabetes Prevalence Clusters in Texas and Their Relationship to Age and Obesity Cotter, Bitsy (August 2004) A Study of the Stream Flow Trends in Glacier National Park, Montana Meaker, John (May 2005)

4 A Comparison Study of Data Visualization Methodology for Traffic Analysis Miller, Jill (December 2004) PedFirst! Planning for Pedestrians: An Evaluation of One Austin Neighborhood O’Brian, Bradford (May 2004) The Correlations of Housing Characteristics to Housing Value: A Demonstration of How this Correlation Changes over Geographic Regions Williams, Nikki (December 2005) The Relationship between Increase in Dengue Fever Cases and Weather Variation in Texas, 1995-2003 Whitworth, Eleanore D (December 2006) Town Lake Reservoir Bathymetry

Carchedi, James (in progress) Rao, Mohan (in progress) Smith, Nevada (in progress)

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development

Geography of Crime (Undergraduate Level) Advanced Topics in GIScience (Ph.D. Seminar) Seminar in Geographic Information Science (Ph.D. Seminar) Geographic Information System I (Master Level) Geographic Information System II (Master Level) Advanced GIS II (Undergraduate Level)

III. SCHOLARLY /CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Chapters in Books:

Wei, X., Y. Lu, and C. Fu. 1993. The Distribution and Development of the High-tech Industry Parks in China. In X. Wei and J. Wang (eds.) A New Industrial Space: The Development and Distribution of High-tech Industry Parks. Chapter 12: 95- 131. Peking University Press, Beijing, China. (In Chinese)

Wei, X, Y. Lu. 1994. A Study on Regional Sustainable Development. In Wenhu Ye and jicheng chen (eds.) The Road towards a Sustainable Development 260-3. Beijing: Peking University Press. (In Chinese)

2. Articles

5 a. Refereed Articles:

Lu, Y. (accepted). Methods, Spatial Clustering, Detection, and Analysis of. In Rob Kitchin and Nigel Thrift (eds.) International Encyclopedia of Human Geography. Elsvier, Oxford, UK. Giordano, A., Y. Lu, S. Anderson, M. Fonstad. 2007. Wireless Mapping, GIS, and Learning about Digital Divide: A Classroom Experience. Journal of Geography 106(6): 285-295. Hanford, E. J., F. B. Zhan, Y. Lu and A. Giordano. 2007. Chagas Disease in Texas: Recognizing the Significance and Implications of Evidence in the Literature. Social Science & Medicine 65: 60-79.

Lu, Y. and X. Chen. 2007. False Alarm of Planar K-Function when Analyzing Urban Crime Distributed along Streets. Social Science Research 36(2): 611-632.

Lu, Y. 2006. Spatial Choice of Auto Thefts in an Urban Environment. Security Journal 19(3):143-166.

Lin, S. and Y. Lu. 2006. Evaluating Local Non-stationarity when Considering the Spatial Variation of Large-scale Autocorrelation. Transactions in GIS 10(2): 301-318.

Zhan, F. B., Y. Lu, A. Giordano and E. J. Hanford. 2005. Geographic Information System (GIS) as a Tool for Disease Surveillance and Environmental Health Research. Proceedings of the 2nd IEEE International Conference on Services Systems and Services Management (ICSSSM’05), Vol. 2: 1465-1470.

Lu, Y. 2005. Identifying „Hot Link‟ between Crime and Crime-Related Locations, in Fahui Wang (eds.) Geographic Information Systems and Crime Analysis. Chapter XV: 253-269. IDEA Group Publishing. Hershey, PA.

Lu, Y. and J. Tang. 2004. Fractal Dimension of a Transportation Network and Its Relationship with Urban Growth: A Study of Dallas – Fort Worth Area. Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 31 (6):895-911.

DeLima, I. and Y. Lu. 2004. Investigating the Spatial Relationship between Drug Possession Arrests and Residential Burglaries in Austin. Southwestern Geographer 7: 1-25.

Lu, Y. 2003. Getting Away with the Stolen Vehicle: An Investigation of Journey-after Crime. The Professional Geographer 55(4): 422-433.

Lu, Y. and J. Thill. 2003. Assessing the Cluster Correspondence between Paired Point Locations. Geographical Analysis 35(4): 290-309.

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Lu, Y. 2003. Multiple Point Sets Interaction Analysis and Its Application on Investigating the Relationship between Different Types of Property Crime, in Graham A. Toblin and Burrell E. Montz (eds.) Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 26:143-152.

Lu, Y. and Ge Lin, 1996. Improving Accessibility to Spatial Information on the Internet. Position paper in Helen Couclelis (compiled) NCGIA Technical Report 96-10: Spatial Technologies, Geographic Information, and the City.

Lu, Y. 1994. Theoretical Aspects of Regional Sustainable Development. Economic Geography, 14(1): 7-10. (In Chinese)

Wei, X, Y. Lu. 1994. A Study on Regional Sustainable Development. In Wenhu Ye and Jicheng Chen (eds.) The Road towards a Sustainable Development 260-3. Beijing: Peking University Press, Beijing, China. (In Chinese)

Lu, Y. 1993. The Planning and Construction of High-tech Industry Development Zone. Urban Planning, 17(4): 31-34. (In Chinese)

Lu, Y. 1993. Development of a High-tech Industry Zone and Its Impact on Urban Planning. Beijing City Planning & Construction Review, March 1993. (In Chinese)

b. Non-refereed Articles (with abstract refereed):

Lu, Y. 2000. Spatial Cluster Analysis of Point Data: Location Quotients Versus Kernel Density. Graduate Student Research Papers, University Consortium of Geographic Information Science (UCGIS) Summer Assembly, June 2000.

Lu, Y. 1999. Health Service Site Access Analysis Using Internet GIS. In Robert C. Williams, Max M. Howie, Carolyn V. Lee, and William D Henriques (eds.) Geographic Information Systems in Public Health: Proceedings of the Third National Conference, pp. 311-321.

Lu, Y. 1998. Social Implications of Developing GIS: A Cost-Benefit Analysis. In Qiming Zhou, Zhilin Li, Hui Lin, and Wenzhong Shi (eds.) Spatial Information Technology towards 2000 and Beyond: Geoinformatics’ 98 Conference Proceedings, pp. 318-327.

3. Abstracts (refereed):

7 Lu, Y. Y. Lu and L. Carter. 2008. Assessing Fire Vulnerability at Urban Wildland Interface. XXI Congress of International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. Beijing, China. July 3-11.

Y. Lu. 2008. The Dynamics of Drugmarts in San Antonio, Texas. Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Geoinformatics and the Joint Conference on GIS and Built Environment. Guangzhou, China. June 28-29.

Lu, Y. and S. Lin. 2007. On the Adverse Health Effects of Ozone Pollution: A GIS- Based Investigation. Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Geoinformatics: Cartography, Spatial Analysis, Visualization for Harmonious Society. Published by Nanjing University.

Lu, Y. 2007. The Spatial Distribution of Drug Possession in Urban Build-up Environment. Proceedings of the 9th Crime Mapping Research Conference. Published by National Institute of Justice.

Lu, Y. and I. DeLima. 2006. Detecting the Dynamics of Drug Offenses through Analyzing the Spatiotemporal Relationships between Drug Offenses and Property Crimes. Symposium on Geography and Drug Addiction. Chicago, IL. March 8.

Lu, Y. 2004. Journey-after-Crime: How Far and to Which Direction Do They Go? The Seventh Annual International Crime Mapping Research Conference: Identify the Direction, Establish the Connect, Engage the Future: pp. 37. Published by U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Program, National Institute of Justice.

Lu, Y. 2001. Where Do the Vehicles Go? Investigating Spatial Relationships between Vehicle Theft and Recovery Locations. In G. Toblin, B. Montz, and F. A. Schoolmaster (eds.) Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, 24: 394.

Lu, Y. 2001. Where to Recover the Stolen Vehicles? The Spatial Relationships between Vehicle Theft and Recovery Locations. The Fifth Annual International Crime Mapping Research Conference: Translating Research into Practice - Program Abstracts, pp. 26.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

Y. Lu and L. Carter. 2008. Assessing Fire Vulnerability at Urban Wildland Interface. XXI Congress of International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. Beijing, China. July 3-11.

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Y. Lu. 2008. The Dynamics of Drugmarts in San Antonio, Texas. The 16th International Conference on Geoinformatics and the Joint Conference on GIS and Built Environment. Guangzhou, China. June 28-29.

Y. Lu and C. Yorke. 2008. How Much Geomasking Is too Much? The 104th Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. Boston, MA. April 15-19.

Lu, Y. and J-C Thill. 2007. Cross-scale Analysis of Spatial Cluster Correspondence. The 47th Congress of the European Regional Science Association. Paris, France. August 29 – September 2.

Lu, Y. and S. Lin. 2007. On the Adverse Health Effects of Ozone Pollution: A GIS- Based Investigation. The 15th International Conference on Geoinformatics: Cartography, Spatial Analysis, Visualization for Harmonious Society. Nanjing, China. May 26-28.

Lu, Y. 2007. Learning by Doing: Teaching a Group Project Based Undergraduate GIS Course. The 103rd Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. San Francisco, California. April 17-21.

Lu, Y. 2007. The Spatial Distribution of Drug Possession in Urban Build-up Environment. The 9th Crime Mapping Research Conference. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. March 28 – 31.

Hanford, E.J., F. B. Zhan, Y. Lu and A. Giordano. 2006. Chigas Disease and the Implications of Historical Biogeographical Research in Texas. 2006 Five-Seven States‟ Meeting. Texarkana College, Texarkana, Texas. August 10-11.

Lu, Y. and J. Thill. 2006. Cross Scale Analysis of Cluster Correspondence using Different Operational Neighborhoods. Western Regional Science Association 45th Annual Meeting. Santa Fe, New Mexico. February 22-25.

Lu, Y. and T. Clunis. 2006. Spatiotemporal Patterns of Juvenile Offenses and Offenders in Dallas and Surrounding Area. The 102th Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. Chicago, Illinois. March 7-11.

Lu, Y. and I. DeLima. 2006. Detecting the Dynamics of Drug Offenses through Analyzing the Spatiotemporal Relationships between Drug Offenses and Property Crimes. Symposium on Geography and Drug Addiction. Chicago, Illinois. March 8.

Zhan, F. B., Y. Lu, A. Giordano and E. J. Hanford. 2005. The need for Bio-geographic research for Chagas disease in Texas. The 11th International Medical Geography Symposium. Fort Worth, Texas. July 5-9.

9 Lin, S. and Y. Lu. 2005. Evaluating Local Non-stationarity when Considering the Spatial Variation of Large-scale Autocorrelation. The 101st Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. Denver, Colorado. April 5-9.

Lu, Y. 2004. Journey-after-crime: How Far and to Which Direction Do They Go? The 7th International Crime Mapping Conference: Identify the Direction, Establish the Connection, Engage the Future. Boston, Maryland. March 31 – April 3.

DeLima, I. and Y. Lu. 2004. Investigating the Spatial Relationship between Drug Use and Residential Burglary. The 100th Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. March 15-19.

Lu, Y. 2003. Modeling Travel Distances through Investigating Spatial Continuity. The 99th Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. New Orleans, Louisiana. March 5-8.

Lu, Y. 2002. Investigating the Spatial Constructs of Urban Crime Context: a GIS Approach. The 2002 Southwest Division of AAG Conference. Laredo, Texas. November 6-9.

Lu, Y. 2002. Correspondence of Clusters in Point Pairs. The 98th Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, California. March 19-23.

Lu, Y. 2001. Where are the Vehicles? The Spatial Relationships between Vehicle Theft and Recovery Locations. The 5th Annual International Crime Mapping Research Conference: Translating Research into Practice. Dallas, Texas. December 1-5.

Lu, Y. 2001. The Spatial Pattern of Journey-after-Crime. Annual Meeting of Southwest Division of AAG. Fort Worth, Texas. November 11-14.

Lu. Y. 2001. The Spatial and Temporal Pattern and Vehicle Thefts in Buffalo, New York. The 97th Annual Meeting of Association of American Geographers. New York, New York. February 27 – March 3.

Lu, Y. 1999. Multi-location Event Analysis: Using GIS Technology on Journey-to-Crime Research. 95th Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii. March 24-27.

Lu, Y. 1998. Health Service Site Access Analysis Using Internet GIS. Geographic Information Systems in Public Health: the Third National Conference. San Diego, California. August 18-20.

Lu, Y. 1998. Social Implications of Developing GIS: A Cost-Benefit Analysis. Spatial Information Technology Towards 2000 and Beyond: Geoinformatics 98. Beijing, China. June 17-19.

10 2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations:

2007. 7. 11. Spatial Variation of the Adverse Health Effects of Ozone Pollution. The Institute of Geographical Science and Natural Resource Research, the Chinese Academy of Science. Beijing, China.

2007. 7. 11. Cluster Correspondence of Paired-points: Definition, Scale, and Operational Neighborhood. The Chinese Academy of Science. Beijing, China.

2007. 7. 5. Understanding Crime from a Spatial Perspective. The Chinese People‟s Security University. Beijing, China.

2007. 6. 25. Spatial Autocorrelation of Paired-locations: Cluster Correspondence, Scale, and Operational Neighborhood. The Institute of Remote Sensing, Peking University. Beijing, China

2007. 6. 24. Spatial Aspects of Crime Analysis. The Chinese People‟s Security University. Beijing, China.

2006. 1. Catch Me If You Can – Using GIS and Spatial Statistics for Crime Analysis. Department of Geography, University of California at Los Angeles. January 20, 2006.

2004. 3. Geography and GIS in China. GAMMA THETA UPSILON Geographical Honor Society, Texas State University Chapter. March 9, 2004.

2001. 1. Vehicle Thefts in Buffalo, New York – Distribution and Determinants. Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University. January 23, 2001.

2001. 1. Vehicle Thefts in Buffalo, New York. Department of Geography, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. January 18, 2001.

3. Consultancies:

2006-08, National Technology Alliance (NTA), National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). “Geographic Profiling in Counterterrorism”. Seeding Workshop. Served on the Expert Advisory Group (with Dr. Kim Rossmo as the team leader).

2003-05, United State Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice. Geographic Patterns and Profiling of Illegal Crossings of the Southern U.S. Border. As GIS Consultant (with Dr. Kim Rossmo as the project director at Texas State University – San Marcos).

4. Grant supported project reports:

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Zhan F. B., Y. Lu, A. Giordano and E. J. Hanford. 2006. Project Data Report: Initial Database Development for a Border Disease Surveillance System in Relation to Migrating Workers, Disease Vectors, and Drug Resistant Disease in the Mexico- Texas. Border Health Initiative Project Status Report. Submitted to Brooks City- Base Foundation, Inc., under PIA FA8901-04-3-0001 and CPO FA89-1-04-3- 5000.

Lu, Y. 2005. Juvenile Justice Delinquency Intervention Project, 2003 – 2004: Project Report on Geographic Mapping and Socio-economic Analysis. Project Report. Submitted to the Center for Safe Communities & Schools, as part of the Risk Assessment Instrument Pilot Project, supported by Office of the Governor through the Criminal Justice Division.

Zhan F. B., Y. Lu, A. Giordano and E. J. Hanford. 2005. Texas-Mexico Border Health and Environmental Security Initiative-GIS for Texas-Mexico Border Environmental Health Tracking. Border Health Initiative Project Task Report. Submitted to Brooks City-Base Foundation, Inc., under PIA FA8901-04-3-0001 and CPO FA89-1-04-3-5000

5. Other manuscripts not in print:

Lu, Y. 2005. Approaches to Cluster Analysis of Activity Locations along Streets: From Euclidean Plane to Street Network Space.

Lu, Y. 2003. On the Spatial Construct of Urban Crime Context: An Extended Routine Activity Approach of Vehicle Theft in Buffalo, New York

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

2007-09, United State Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice. A Randomized Experiment of License Plate Recognition Technology in Mesa, AZ. Subaward from the Police Executive Research Forum in the amount of $33,000.

2007-08, United State Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance. “Criminal Hunting Paths: An Analysis of the Spatial Behavior of Recidivists”. As Co-PI (with Kim Rossmo as PI). $150,000.

2005-07, US Environmental Protection Agency. “Evaluation of Groundwater Chemistry in Gonzales County, Texas and Educational and Technical Assistance to

12 Groundwater Conservation Districts in Texas.” As Co-PI (with Andrew Sansom as PI). $145,400 for year one and $200,000 for year two.

2005, Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice Division. “Spatial Pattern and Socio- economic Analysis of Juvenile Offenses and Offenders‟ Travel Behavior in Dallas and Surrounding Counties: One component for the Risk Assessment Instrument Pilot Project”. Subcontract through the Center for Safe Communities & Schools, Texas State University – San Marcos. $8,500 (March to July 2005).

2004-05, United States Department of Defense. “Border Health and Environment Threats Security”. Co-project director on a team formed by researchers across Texas State Universities (with Dr. Ben Zhan as project director at Texas State University – San Marcos). $94,933 for the Texas State University – San Marcos geography team for the first year for a multi-year project.

2. Submitted but not Funded External Grants:

2006, National Science Foundation. “Introduction to Geographic Information Science and Technology: Comprehensive On-line Materials”. As Co-PI (sub-award from Cambridge Studios). Funding Requested for Texas State University – San Marcos: $176,454 (for 3 years).

2006, United State Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice. “Criminal Hunting Paths: An Analysis of the Spatial Behavior of Recidivists”. As Co-PI (with Dr. Kim Rossmo as PI). (Full proposal was submitted with invitation in March 2006.) Funding Requested: $295,785 (for 18 months).

2005, United States Department of Agriculture, Integrated Research, Education, and Extension Competitive Grants Program--National Integrated Water Quality Program (Program Area 110.D). “An Experimental Adaptation of the National Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO) Project to Groundwater Districts in Texas”. As Co-PI (with Dr. Pam Showalter as PI). Funding Requested: $517,785 (for September 05 – August 08).

2004, United State Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice. “Detecting the Dynamics of Drug Offenses through Analyzing the Spatial Patterns of Drug and Property ”. As PI (with Dr. Kim Rossmo as Co-PI). Funding Requested: $215,236 (for 2 years).

2004, United State Geological Survey, Earth Science Research: Unsolicited Proposals. “Watershed Initiatives of the Blanco and Upper San Marcos River Basins: Physical, Environmental, and Human Impacts of Major Flood Occurrences and Relationship to Development of Sustainable Water Resources”. As Co-PI (with Dr. Blanchard-Boehm as PI). Funding Requested: $685,849 (for 3 years).

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2004, United State Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice. “Criminal Hunting Paths: An Analysis of the Spatial Behavior of Recidivists in the Florida EMPACT Program”. As Co-PI (with Dr. Kim Rossmo as PI). Funding Requested: $310,081 (for 18 months).

2002-03, McColl Family Fellowship, American Geographical Society. “Beijing‟s Hutong into the 2008 Olympics – Investigating the Impact of Urban Construction onto Beijing‟s Culture and Traditional Life”. As PI. Funding Requested: $1,300.

1998, Graduate Research Fellowships, National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice. “Understanding and Modeling Journey to crime: An attempt to Develop and Test GIS tools for Multi-Location Crime Event Analysis”. With Dr. Hugh Calkins as mentor. Application Number: 8-7350-NY-IJ. Funding Requested: $31,225.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

2004, Texas State University Library Research Grants. “Urbanization in Socialist China: A planning process or a marketing process?” As PI. $1,300.

2003, Southwest Texas State University Research Enhancement Program. “Building the Right Roads – A GIS-based Traffic Analysis Method to Identify Location Needs for New Roads and Roads Expansion”. As PI. $8,000.

4. Submitted but not Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

2006, Texas State University Research Enhancement Program. “Ozone Pollution, Respiratory Disease and Different Socio-economic Communities in Houston- Galveston Area – An Environment Equity Study”. As PI. $8,000.

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

2009 President Award and Provost Salary Supplement Award for Research Leave

2008 Faculty Development Leave, Texas State University

2007 Funding from the Mapping and Analysis for Public Safety (MAPS) program of the National Institute of Justice to attend and present research paper at the Ninth Crime Mapping Research Conference. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. March 28-31.

14 2004 Funding from the Mapping and Analysis for Public Safety (MAPS) program of the National Institute of Justice to attend and present research paper at the Seventh Annual International Crime Mapping Research Conference. Boston, Massachusetts. March 31 – April 3, 2004. 2003 Young Scholars (PhD '98 or later) Travel Award (with a Maximum Award), U.S. National Committee for International Cartographic Association (ICA), 21st International Cartographic Conference (ICC), Durban, South Africa. August 10- 16, 2003. 2002 ESRI UCGIS Young Scholar Awards. University Consortium of Geographic Information Sciences, Athens, Georgia. June 26-30, 2002. 2001 Funding from National Institute of Justice to attend and present a paper at the Fifth Annual International Crime Mapping Research Conference. Dallas, Texas. December 1-4, 2001. 2000 Graduate Student Paper Awards, 2000 University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS) Annual Summer Assembly. Portland, Oregon. June 21-24, 2000. 1999 Elected to Who‟s Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges in recognition of outstanding merit and accomplishments as a graduate student of the State University of New York at Buffalo – Graduate School, 1999. 1999 Student Travel Awards from AAG for the 95th AAG Annual Conference. Honolulu, Hawaii. March 24-27. 1999. 1999 Student Travel Awards and One of the five finalists for the Student Paper Competition, AAG GIS Specialty Group, 95th AAG Annual Conference. Honolulu, Hawaii. March 24-27, 1999. 1999 Student Travel Awards, AAG Economic Geography Specialty Group, 95th AAG Annual Conference. Honolulu, Hawaii. March 24-27, 1999. 1998 Graduate Student Fellowship, National Center for Geographical Information Analysis (NCGIA), for the 3rd National Conference on GIS in Public Health. San Diego, California. August 18-20, 1999. 1998 Student Travel Grant from the Graduate School, State University of New York at Buffalo, for the 3rd National Conference on GIS in Public Health. San Diego, California. August 18-20, 1998. 1996 Fellowship from National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIS), for NCGIA conference on Spatial Technologies, Geographic Information, and the City. Baltimore, Maryland. September 9-11, 1996.

15 IV. SERVICE

A. University:

Asian Studies Board of Advisors (since 2006)

B. Departmental:

Colloquium Committee (2004-05, 2005-06) Equipment Committee (2003-04, 2007-08) Evaluation Committee (2005-06) Faculty advisor for graduate students with concentration in GIS / Cartography /Remote Sensing (2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04) Faculty Search Committees (2007-08, 2005-06, 2004 -05, 2003-04, 2002-03, 2001-02) Graduate Studies Committee (2003-04, 2002-03, 2001-02) MS/MAG Issues ad-hoc Committee (2006-07) Project advisor for “Developing Distance Learning Courses in Geographic Information Science at Southwest Texas State University” (2001-02) Scholarship and Award Committee (2004-05, 2006-07) Travel Committee (2002-03)

C. Community:

Work with the Cibolo Nature Center at the City of Boerne as a faculty advisor for their GIS related activities (2004)

D. Professional

Editorial and Review Activities

Service on Editorial Board

International Journal of Society Systems and Science (IJSSS) (2007- ) International Journal of Sustainable Society (IJSSoc) (2007 - ) The Open Environment Journal (ISSN 1874-2335) (2007- )

Manuscript Reviewer for

Annals of the Association of American Geographers (2006) Armed Forces & Society (2008) Computers, Environment and Urban Systems (2004, 2008))

16 Environment and Planning B (2007) Geographical Analysis (2003) Geographic Information Science (2004) Geographical Information Systems and Crime (edited by Wang, F. and published by IDEA Group Publishing) (2003) International Journal of Risk Assessment and Management (2003) Journal of Transport Geography (2004) Kartographische Nachrichten (2006) Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences (2004, 2005) Social Science Computer Review (2006) The Journal of Forensic Sciences (2008) The Professional Geographer (2005, 2006, 2007)

Grant Reviewer for

National Science Foundation SES – Methodology, Measurement, and Statistics (2006) BCS – Geography and Regional Science (2004, 2005, 2008) SES – Law and Social Sciences (2004)

Professional Organizations

President Elect, The International Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Sciences (2008)

Board member, The International Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Sciences (2007)

Lead delegate and 2nd Delegate of Texas State University - San Marcos to the University Consortium of Geographic Information Science (since 2003)

Delegate of Texas State University - San Marcos to Texas Geographic Information Council (2003 - 2007)

Membership in Professional Organizations

Association of American Geographers The International Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Sciences Geographic Information Science and Systems Specialty Group AAG Spatial Analysis and Modeling Specialty Group AAG Applied Geography Specialty Group AAG Transportation Specialty Group AAG China Specialty Group AAG

17 Curriculum Vitae Susan M. Macey

TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Susan M Macey Title: Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation Ph.D 1982 University of Illinois, Urbana Geography Dissertation: Factors Affecting the Adoption of Home Heating Energy Conservation Measures: A Behavioral Approach.

M.A. 1978 University of Queensland, Australia Geography Thesis: Perception of Flood Hazard and Adjustment in Brisbane.

B.A.(Hons.) 1974 University of Queensland, Australia Geography Thesis: Perception of Environmental Quality in Brisbane.

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Professor Texas State University 2003-present Associate Professor Texas State University 1991-2003 Assistant Professor Texas State University 1988-1991 Assistant Professor Rutgers University 1983-1988 Visiting Assistant Professor University of Kentucky 1982-1983 Research Assistant University of Illinois 1980-1982 Teaching Assistant University of Illinois 1978-1980 Tutor University of Newcastle 1976-1978 Part-time Tutor University of Queensland 1974-1975 Research Assistant University of Queensland 1973-1974

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

Curriculum Vitae Susan M. Macey

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.) ESRI: Introductory Arc/Info, Advanced Arc/Info, Introductory ArcView, Advanced ArcView, Visual Basic and AML for ARC/INFO ODE: Programming Essentials, Using ARC/INFO ODE with Visual Basic. Intergraph: MGE/MGA, Microstation, UNIX Workstation Training for Managers. International Consortium for Political and Social Research: Advanced Quantitative Methods.

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: Texas State University-San Marcos (1988-present) Geo1310 - World Geography Geo2426 - Fundamentals of GIS Geo3301 - Quantitative Methods Geo3321 - Energy Resource Management Geo4422 - Computer Cartography Geo4426 - Geographic Information Systems I Geo4427 - Geographic Information Systems II Geo4440 - Problems in Cartography: Advanced Geographic Information Systems Geo5250 - Practicum in Teaching Geography: Masters level Geo5300 - Research Design and Techniques Geo5301 - Quantitative Methods Geo5309 - Applied Geographic Analysis Geo5330 - Geography of Natural Hazards Geo5395 - Problems in Applied Geography: Applied Research Geo5395 - Problems in Applied Geography: Computer Applications in Geography Geo5408 - Applied Cartography Geo5418 - Geographic Information Systems Geo5419 - Geographic Information Systems II Geo7250 - Practicum in Teaching Geography: Doctoral level

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Geo7301 - Advanced Quantitative Methods in Geography Geo7318 - GIS in Environmental Geography One-day Workshop - Executive Overview of GIS

Rutgers University (1983-1988) Geo100 - Introduction to Geography Geo315 - Social Geography Geo317 - Geography of Energy Resources Geo355 - Principles of Cartography Geo357 - Computer Cartography Geo501 - Introduction to Natural Resource Management

University of Kentucky (1982-1983) Geo151 - Elements of Physical Geography Geo540 - Principles of Urban Geography Geo565/715 - Energy for the Future Geo771 - Graduate Seminar: Social Geography

University of Illinois, Urbana (1978-1980) Geo103 - Earth's Physical Systems Geo104 - Geographic Perspectives on Human Behavior (Social Geography)

University of Newcastle, Australia (1976-1978) Geography I - Introduction to Geographic Techniques Geography IIC - Geography of China and Japan University of Queensland, Australia (1974-1975) Introduction to Human and Physical Geography Resource Management Geography of Southeast Asia

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

Ph.D. Committees Committee Member, Texas State University Mark J. Cook (Environmental) Gregory Reed (Geographic Education)

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Committee Member, Rutgers University Edward Lipman (Environmental) Enid Lotstein (Behavioral/Environmental) Monica Nyamwange (Development/ Envir.) Langdon Warner (Coastal/Environmental) External Ph.D. Examiner, University of Alberta Richard Kuhn (Behavioral/Environmental)

Masters Committees

Committee Chair, Texas State University Robin Adorno (Environmental/GIS) Jodi Holzhauer (GIS/Environmental) Marc Berryman (GIS/Environmental) Gene Lehane (Environmental) Mary Beth Booth (GIS/Health) Todd Mernin (Environmental) Sarah Crawford (Environmental) Rain Nox (GIS/Environmental) Cheng (Tim) Chi (GIS) Patricia Raimondo (GIS/Health) Robin Divine (GIS/Environmental) Christopher Simek (GIS/Environmental) Jennifer Estes (GIS/Environmental) John Underwood (GIS/Environmental) Jennifer Gaa (Web GIS) Toby Welborn (GIS) Committee Member, Texas State University

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Stephen Bayless (Environmental) Billy Branch (Environmental) Philip Brandimarte (Urban) Robert (Environmental/ Hazards) Michelle Campbell (Urban Crime) Christine Coates (GIS/Biology) Melissa Cordell (Environmental) Peter Danforth (Agricultural/Education) Rich Dixon (Environmental/Climatology) Molly Godwin (GIS) Meredith Green (Environmental) Donna Huff (Environmental) Kevin Herrmann (GIS) Ricardo Puente (Cartography) Lynne Marie (Medical/GIS) Nicholas Mueller (Environmental) Kris Norman (Cartography) Guy Perry (Technology Transfer) Susan Perry (GIS/Remote Sensing) William Pugatch (GIS) Douglas O'Brien (Political/GIS) Marian O’Brien (GIS/Environmental) Steve Ono (GIS/Environmental) Humberto Ramos (Environmental) Committee Member, Southwest Texas State University Jane Rossi (Cartography) Van Walker (Aging/Migration) Steven Schwelling (GIS/Environmental) Tariq Warraich (Environmental) David Smith (GIS/Environmental) Tami Wiggins (Environmental/Hazards) Michalle St. John (Environmental) Suzanne Williams (Environmental) Ben Vanderford (Aging) Peggy Wittie (Medical/GIS) Committee Chair, Rutgers University Claire Gargan (Environmental) Lloyd Carmack (Cartography) Committee Member, Rutgers University Diane Shatin (Environmental) Shirley Snyder (Environmental) Langdon Warner (Environmental)

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D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development: Geo2426 - Fundamentals of GIS Geo2427 - Management and Implementation of GIS Geo3350 - The Geography of Aging Geo4426 - Advanced GIS I Geo4427 - Advanced GIS II

Geo5395 - Problems in Applied Geography: Computer Applications in Geography Geo5395 - Problems in Applied Geography: Applied Research Geo5419 - Geographic Information Systems II Geo7313 - Environmental Systems Analysis Geo7318 - GIS in Environmental Geography

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

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b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D. 2005. “Living along the Pipeline: Populations at Potential Risk in Urban Texas”, Middle States Geographer, Vol. 37, pp. 19-28. Schneider, D. F. and Macey, S. M. 2004. “Sick Babies, Few Choices: An Historical Geography of Medical Care for Infants and Children,” Focus on Geography, Vol. 48, No. 2 Winter, pp. 9-17. Brown, D. G., Elmes, G., Kemp, K. K., Macey, S. M. and Mark, D. 2004. “Geographic Information Systems,” pp. 353-375 in Gaile, G. and Willmott, C. eds. Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Macey, S. M., Smith G. C. and Watkins, J. F. 2004. “Aging and the Aged,” pp. 514-523 in Gaile, G. and Willmott, C. eds. Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Schneider, D. and Macey, S. 2002. Foundlings, asylums, almshouses and orphanages: the diffusion of child protection. Middle States Geographer Journal, Vol. 35, pp. 92- 100. Macey, S. M. 2000. “U.S. Peak and Non-peak Hyperthermia: Who is at Risk?” Risk: Health, Safety and Environment, Vol. 11, pp. 345-356. Macey, S. M., Palmer, C., Berbick, M., O’Hare, J., Egg, R., and Rush, R. 1999. “Education/Training/Communications Initiative,” Texas Geographic Information Plan January, 1999. Austin: Texas Geographic Information Council. Macey, S. M. 1998. "Managing a Computer Teaching Laboratory," Journal of Geography, Vol.97, pp. 13-18. Macey, S. M. 1997. “Support Infrastructure,” University Consortium for Geographic Information Science, http://www.ncgia.ucsb.edu/other/ucgis/ed_priorities/ infrastructure.html. Macey, S. M. 1997. “GIS Education: From the Top Down and the Bottom Up,” Geo Info Systems, Vol. 7, No. 4, pp.16-17. Page 12 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Schneider, D. F., Morris, J. and Macey, S. M. 1996. "A Survey of Older Americans to Determine Frequency and Motivation for Eating Fast Food," Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly, Vol. 15 (1), pp.1-12. Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D. F. 1995. " Frailty and Mortality Among the Elderly," Journal of Applied Gerontology, Vol. 14 (1), pp. 22-32. Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D. F. 1994-95. "Dying of Cold in the Sunbelt: Elderly Hypothermia Mortality Rates," OMEGA Journal of Death and Dying, Vol. 30 (1), pp.13-21. Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D. F. 1993. "Deaths from Excessive Heat and Excessive Cold Among the Elderly," The Gerontologist, Vol. 33 (4), pp.497-500. Macey, S. M. 1991. "A Causal Model of the Adoption of Home Heating Energy Conservation Measures," Energy. The International Journal, Vol. 16 (3), pp. 621- 630. Macey. S. M. and Brown, M. A. 1990. "Demonstrations as a Policy Instrument with Energy Technology Examples," Knowledge: Creation, Diffusion, Utilization, Vol. 11 (3), pp. 219-236. Macey, S. M. 1989. "Hypothermia and Energy Conservation: A Tradeoff for the Aged?" International Journal of Aging and Human Development, Vol. 29(2), pp. 149-159. Macey, S. M., Greenberg, M.R., Weismantel, M.J. and Carmack, L.D. 1988. "Critiquing and Redrawing Maps: Techniques to Enhance Cartographic Knowledge," Journal of Geography, Vol. 87, pp. 162-167. Macey, S. M. 1988. "Energy Consumption and the Elderly," The Canadian Geographer, Vol. 32, pp. 167-169. Brown, M. A. and Macey, S. M. 1985. "Evaluating the Impact of Two Energy Conservation Programmes in a Mid-Western City," Applied Geography, Vol. 5, pp. 39-53. Macey, S. M. 1985. "Residential Energy Conservation Among the Elderly," pp. 353-371 in Calzonetti, F. and Solomon, B. (eds) Geographic Dimensions of Energy, Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Reidel Publishing. Macey, S. M. and Brown, M. A. 1983. "Residential Energy Conservation The Role of Past Experience in Repetitive Household Behavior,” Environment and Behavior, Vol. 15, pp. 123-141. Brown, M. A. and Macey, S. M. 1983. "Understanding Residential Energy Conservation Through Attitudes and Beliefs," Environment and Planning A, Vol. 15, pp. 405- 416. Macey, S. M. 1979. "Factors Affecting Flood Hazard Perception: A Case Study in Brisbane," in Camm, J.C.R. and Loughran, R.J. (eds.) Newcastle Studies in Geography, Department of Geography, University of Newcastle, N.S.W., pp. 147-151.

b. Non-refereed Articles:

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Macey. S. M. 1999. “Are Spatial Data about Environmental Health on the WWW?” New Waves, Vol. 12, No. 1 March. Available online: http://twri.tamu.edu/twripubs/NewWaves/v12n1/abstract-2.html Macey, S. M. 1998. “Spatial Data for Environmental Health Analysis: A Web Survey,” Proceedings of the GIS/LIS, Fort Worth, TX. CD-ROM, pp. 250-255. Underwood, J. L. and Macey, S. M. 1998. “Socioeconomic Factors and Residential Proximity to Toxic Release Facilities in the Mississippi River Industrial Corridor of Louisiana,” Proceedings of the GIS/LIS, Fort Worth, TX. CD-ROM, pp. 240-249. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Too Hot for Whom? Hyperthermia Mortality in the United States,” Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium in Medical Geography, Baltimore, MD, pp. 209-219. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Web Resources for Medical Geography: A Classification of Major Sites,” Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium in Medical Geography, Baltimore, MD, pp. 221-228. Macey, S. M. 1991. "Course Materials for Undergraduate and Graduate Geographic Information Systems," Proceedings of the GIS Higher Education Symposium, Tampa, FL. Macey, S. M. 1986. "Health Concerns and Residential Energy Conservation: The Case of the Elderly," Proceedings of the Second Annual International Conference on Medical Geography, New Brunswick, NJ.

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings:

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts: Stinchcomb, D. and Macey. S. M. 2002. “Roadway Slope Mapping," GIScience 2002, Second International Conference on Geographic Information Science Boulder, Colorado. Macey, S. M. 2000. “The Internet as an Information Communication Medium for Weather-Related Hazards in the United States,” Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Natural and Technological Hazards, Tokushima, Japan. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Spatial Data for Environmental Health Analysis: A Web Survey,” Proceedings of the GIS/LIS, Fort Worth, TX. CD-ROM. Underwood, J. L. and Macey, S. M. 1998. “Socioeconomic Factors and Residential Proximity to Toxic Release Facilities in the Mississippi River Industrial Corridor of Louisiana,” Proceedings of the GIS/LIS, Fort Worth, TX. CD-ROM.

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Macey, S. M. 1997. "Identifying Key Geographic Information Systems Concepts - What the Texts Tell Us," GIS in Higher Education Conference, Chantilly, VA. Macey, S. M. 1986. "Health Concerns and Residential Energy Conservation: The Case of the Elderly,” Second Annual International Symposium in Medical Geography, New Brunswick, NJ.

5. Reports: Macey, S. M. 1991. "Southwest Texas State University,” pp. 31-51 in Palladino, S. D. and Kemp, K. K. (eds.) GIS Teaching Facilities: Six Case Studies on the Acquisition and Management of Laboratories. National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis Technical Paper 91-21. Brown, M. A., Macey, S. M. and Sullivan, P.J. 1989. "Research, Development, and Demonstration Strategies,” pp. 6-1 - 6-32 in U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Assessment, Report to the Congress of the United States: A Compendium of Options for Government Policy to Encourage Private Sector Responses to Potential Climate Change. Volume 1. Policy Options by Sector and Considerations for Assembling a Policy Package. DOE/EH-0103. Macey, S. M. 1989. "Demonstrations as a Policy Instrument to Encourage Private-sector Responses to Climatic Change,” Report to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Department of Energy Greenhouse Project. Brown, M. A. and Macey, S. M. 1981. "The Diffusion of Residential Energy Conservation Measures in an Urban Area: The Results of a Pilot Study," Report to the Office of Energy Research, University of Illinois, Urbana.

6. Book Reviews: Macey, S. M. 2000. Review of Social Care of the Elderly by Marjorie H. Cantor and Mark Brennan (New York: Springer. 2000) in Complementary Health Practice Review, Vol. 6, pp. 78-79. Macey, S. M. 1997. Review of Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems by Keith C. Clarke (Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1997) in Transactions in GIS. Vol. 1, pp. 337-338. Macey, S. M. 1996. Review of Older and Active How Americans over 55 are contributing to society by Scott A. Bass (ed.) (The Commonwealth Fund and Yale University Press: New Haven and London, 1995) in Social Science Quarterly. Vol. 4, pp. 940-941. Macey, S. M. 1991. Review of Atlas of United States Environmental Issues by Robert J. Mason and Mark T. Mattson (New York, NY: Macmillan Publishing Company, 1990) in Cartographica, Vol. 28, pp. 114-115. Macey, S. M. 1991. Review of Cool Energy. The Renewable Solution to Global Warming by Michael Brower (Cambridge, MA: Union of Concerned Scientists, 1990) in Global Environmental Change, Vol. 1, pg. 417. Page 15 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Macey, S. M. 1987. Review of Renewable Energy Progress, Prospects by Stephen W. Sawyer (Washington, D.C.: Association of American Geographers Resource Publications, 1986) in The Professional Geographer, Vol. 39, pp. 380-381.

7. Other: Computer Software Review Macey, S. M. 1988. Review of EXTRA: Express Analysis Version 1.2, by William G. Barker (Dallas, TX: DeShazo, Stark and Tang, Inc., 1983) in The Professional Geographer, Vol. 40, pp. 109-110. Quoted In Los Angeles Times, 1999. Susan Vaughn “JPL Engineer Sees an Uncertain Future in the Stars”, October 10. Computing Canada, 1998. Current State of GIS Technology Feature Article. October 26 Issue. Austin American-Statesman, 1998. American Digest Section, pg. G1, Sunday, August 9.

New York Times, 1998. National Edition, Rick Lyman “Heat making illegal border crossings deadlier”, pgs. A1, A19, Wednesday, August 5. San Antonio Express-News, 1998. Metro Section, Roger Croteau “S. Texas seniors warned of cold”, pgs. 1-2B, Sunday, March 1.

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: Macey, S. M. 2007. “Air Pollution and Aging: A Spatial Analysis of the Distribution of Emissions and the Elderly Population in Texas,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, California.

Macey, S. M. 2006. “Wildfire hazard in California: An analysis of the characteristics and the population at risk in the wildland-urban interface.” International Geographical Union Conference, Brisbane, Australia.

Macey, S. M. 2005. “Nuclear Energy and Preparedness: An Analysis of the Population and Institutions at Risk in the Emergency Preparedness Zone,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Denver, Colorado. Macey, S. M. 2005. “A Respiratory Risk-scape for Children in Texas,” Eleventh International Medical Geography Symposium, Forth Worth, Texas.

Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D. F. 2004. “Living along the Pipeline: Population at Risk in Urban Texas.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Middle States Division, Villanova, Pennsylvania. Macey, S. M. 2004. “Electricity and Equity: A Case Study of Texas.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Page 16 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Macey, S. M. 2003. “People and Pipelines: The Issue of Environmental Equity in Four Texas Cities.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Schneider, D. F. and Macey, S. M. 2002. “Foundlings, Asylums, Almshouses and Orphanages: The Diffusion of Child Protection.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Middle States Division, Montclair, New Jersey. Macey, S. M. 2002. “GIS: Analyzing the Evolution from Systems to Science.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, California. Macey, S. M. 2001. “Living in the Shadow of Nuclear Energy in the United States.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New York, New York. Macey, S. M. 2000. “Patterns of Asthma Mortality and Air Pollution in the United States.” Ninth International Symposium on Medical Geography, Montreal, Canada. Macey, S. M. 2000. “The Internet as an Information Communication Medium for Weather-Related Hazards in the United States.” Eighth International Symposium on Natural and Technological Hazards, Tokushima, Japan. Booth, M. E. and Macey, S. M. 1999. “Relative Access to Mammography Services for Rural Women in Texas,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Southwestern Division, San Marcos, Texas. Mark, D., Elmes, G., Kemp, K. K., Macey, S. M. and Mark, D. 1999. “Geographic Information Systems,” Special Session for Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, Hawaii. Macey, S. M., Smith G. C. and Watkins, J. F. 1999. “Aging and the Aged,” Special Session for Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, Hawaii. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Spatial Data for Environmental Health Analysis: A Web Survey,” GIS/LIS ’98 Annual Conference, Fort Worth, Texas. Underwood, J.L. and Macey, S. M. 1998. “Socioeconomic Factors and Residential Proximity to Toxic Release Facilities in the Mississippi River Industrial Corridor of Louisiana,” GIS/LIS ’98 Annual Conference, Fort Worth, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Environment for an Aging Society: A Perspective from the Literature,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Middle States Division, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Too Hot for Whom? Hyperthermia Mortality in the United States,” Eighth International Symposium in Medical Geography, Baltimore, Maryland. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Web Resources for Medical Geography: A Classification of Major Sites,” Eighth International Symposium in Medical Geography, Baltimore, Maryland. Macey, S. M. 1997. "Identifying Key Geographic Information Systems Concepts - What the Texts Tell Us," GIS in Higher Education Conference, Chantilly, Virginia.

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Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D.F. 1997. "Locational Aspects of Elderly Suicide,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1996. "Managing a GIS Teaching Laboratory - Lessons Learned in the Trenches,” Second International Symposium on GIS in Higher Education, Columbia, Maryland. Macey S. M. and Schneider, D.F. 1996. "Spatio-temporal Trends in Elderly Heat-related Mortality,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, North Carolina. Macey S. M. and Schneider, D.F. 1995. "Dying of Cold in the Sunbelt: Elderly Hypothermia Mortality Rates,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, Illinois. Macey, S. M. 1994. "Establishing an Instructional Computer Laboratory: A Retrospective,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, California. Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D.F. 1991. "Preventable Deaths among the Elderly in the United States," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Miami, Florida. Schneider, D.F., Morris, J. and Macey, S. M. 1991. "Fast Food and Senior Citizens - New Jersey versus Texas," Society for Public Health Education Mid-year Scientific Conference, Long Beach, California. Macey, S. M. and Schneider, D.F. 1990. "Temperature and Neglect Related Deaths Among the Elderly in Texas," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Southwest Division, Austin, Texas. Macey, S. M. and Brown, M. A., 1990. "Demonstrations as a Policy Instrument with Energy Technology Examples," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Canada. Macey, S. M., 1989. "Health and Energy Concerns of the Elderly," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, Maryland. Macey, S. M., 1988. "Energy, Income and the Elderly," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, Arizona. Macey, S. M. 1987. "U.S. Manufacturers of Solar Products - A Market Survey,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, Oregon. Macey, S. M., Greenberg, M.R., Weismantel, M.J. and Carmack, L.D. 1986. "An Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Quality of Scientists' Use of Cartographic Illustrations,” Association of American Geographers Middle States Division Meeting, New York, New York. Macey, S. M. 1986. "Health Concerns and Residential Energy Conservation: The Case of the Elderly,” Second Annual International Symposium in Medical Geography, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Macey, S. M. 1985. "The Elderly's Participation in Energy-Related Public Programs," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Detroit, Michigan.

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Macey, S. M. 1984. "Adoption of Residential Energy Conservation Measures by the Elderly," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C. Macey, S. M. 1983. "A Causal Model of the Adoption of Home Heating Energy Conservation Measures," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Nystrom Award Session, Denver, Colorado. Macey, S. M. 1982. "Practical Implications of the Reasons Underlying the Adoption of Home Heating Energy Conservation Measures," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Southeast Division, Memphis, Tennessee. Brown, M. A. and Macey, S. M. 1982. "Public Response to Two Residential Energy Conservation Incentives: Home Audits and Energy Tax Credits," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers West Lake Division, Terre Haute, Indiana. Macey, S. M. 1982. "Factors Affecting the Adoption of Home Heating Energy Conservation Measures," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1981. "Public Response to Two Residential Energy Conservation Measures," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers West Lakes Division, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Brown, M. A. and Macey, S. M. 1981. "Extending Attitude Theory in an Application to Residential Energy Conservation," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, California. Macey, S. M. 1979. "Factors Affecting Flood Hazard Perception: A Case Study," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Stinchcomb, D. and Macey. S. M. 2002. “Roadway Slope Mapping," GIScience 2002, Second International Conference on Geographic Information Science Boulder, Colorado.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations: Macey, S. M. 2001. “Horizons of Discovery: One Geographers Research Path,” National Science Foundation, Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences, Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences Division, Washington, D.C. Macey, S. M. 1997. "The Cartography/GIS Program at SWT,” Texas Geographic Information Systems Forum, Austin, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1997. "GIS Education: From the Top Down and the Bottom Up,” Transferability and Other Issues in GIS Education Workshop, Houston, Texas Macey, S. M. 1996. "What is GIS?” Austin Area GIS Planning Council, Austin, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1994. "Educational Opportunities in GIS,” Texas Department of Transportation, Austin, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1993. "GIS at SWT,” Austin Regional Geographic Information Systems Meeting, Austin, Texas.

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Macey, S. M. 1992. "Two Approaches to Developing a Teaching Laboratory,” Invited Paper, 27th International Geographical Congress, Washington, D.C. Macey, S. M. 1998. “Geographic Information Science Support Infrastructure,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, Maryland. Macey, S. M. 1997. "National GIS Education Priorities,” GIS/LIS Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio. Macey, S. M. 1997. "Microstation in the College Classroom: The Use of Microstation in GIS,” Microstation Forum and Exhibition, Austin, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1995. " Towards an Inclusive Core Curriculum: Workshop II,” sponsored by the SWT Faculty Advancement Center and the Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies, supported by the Association of American Colleges and Universities, San Marcos, Texas. Macey, S. M. 1995. "National Science Foundation Equipment Grants: Proposal Writing for the ILI Program,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, Illinois. Macey, S. M. 1994. "Laboratory and Equipment Grants II: Proposal Writing for the National Science Foundation ILI Grants,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, California. Macey, S. M. 1993. "Cartographic Equipment Grants: Blessing or Curse - II,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, Georgia. Macey, S. M. 1992. "Working with a Vendor and Tailoring a Laboratory to a Large Program," Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Diego, California.

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: Principal Investigator: November 2005 - November 2007. Natural Hazards Center Quick Response Grant on “Public Perception of Wildfire Smoke Hazard”. ($2,930) Intergraph Software Grant: Student Licenses for GeoMedia GIS software, 2004 ($5,000) Page 20 of 23 PPS 8.10 Form 1A

Summer Merrick PowerPoint Project Grant: Summer 2000. Faculty Advancement Center, Southwest Texas State University. ($300).

GIS Software Award, Intergraph Corporation, August 1995. ($87,475)

Microstation Software Award, Intergraph Corporation, Fall 1994. ($79,000)

University Partnership Program Award, Intergraph Corporation, September 1994. Computer equipment for departmental GIS laboratory. ($15,754)

Undergraduate Instructor Grant, International Geographical Union, August 1992. ($3,250)

Principal Investigator: July 1991 - December 1992. National Science Foundation Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement Program Grant for "A Spatial Analysis Laboratory for Geography". Amount with University Matching Funds. ($49,584)

Principal Investigator: August 1990 - July 1991. University Program Grant, Intergraph Corporation support for "Program to Establish Microstation Geographic Information System Laboratory". Co-investigator: D. Fitzsimons. ($222,650)

Principal Investigator: August 1990 - July, 1991. Matching Grant, Southwest Texas State University support for "Proposal to Establish State-of-the-art Microstation Geographic Information Systems Laboratory". Co-investigator: D. Fitzsimons. ($99,850)

Douglass Fellows Opportunity Grant, December 1987. ($175)

Douglass Fellows Opportunity Grant, December 1986. ($300)

Douglass Fellows Opportunity Grant, April 1986. ($100)

Summer Fellowship: June 1984 - August 1984. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Rutgers University. ($1,500)

Co-Principal Investigator: June 1983. Research Committee, University of Kentucky supported study, "Residential Energy Use among the Elderly." Co-Principal Investigator: S.D. Brunn, U. of Kentucky. ($225)

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: Principal Investigator: Summer 2000. Research Enhancement Grant, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Southwest Texas State University supported study of "TMI Plus 20 – Living with Nuclear Energy in the United States". ($7,263)

Principal Investigator: July 1987 - August 1988. University Grant, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Rutgers University supported study of "Health and Energy Concerns of the Elderly". ($900)

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Principal Investigator: July 1986 - August 1987. University Grant, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Rutgers University supported study of "Waste Management and Resource Recovery". ($1,000)

Summer Fellowship: June 1986 - August 1986. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Rutgers University. ($1,500

Summer Fellowship: June 1985 - August 1985. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Rutgers University. ($1,500)

Principal Investigator: July 1984 - June 1985. University Grant, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Rutgers University supported study of "Supply Aspects of Solar Energy Technology Diffusion." ($1,200)

Special Instruction and Developmental Research Equipment Fund, March, 1984. Faculty of Professional Studies Dean's Office, Rutgers University grant for the acquisition of microcomputer equipment to establish a Computer Cartography/Statistics Laboratory. ($11,947)

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors: Course Release Award, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University. Project on nuclear energy in the United States, Fall 2000. Faculty Development Leave Award, Southwest Texas State University. Project on the human cost of natural hazards, Spring 1999. SWT Quarterly Team Award, Ph.D. in Geography Development Team, March 1997. Course Development and Core Curriculum Workshop, Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies, SWT, Summer 1994. Release Time, School of Liberal Arts, SWT, Spring 1989. Faculty Academic Study Program Award, Rutgers University, Spring, 1986. Nystrom Fund Award finalist, Association of American Geographers, 1983. University of Illinois, School of Social Sciences Award to participate in the Inter- University Consortium for Political and Social Research, summer program at the University of Michigan, on Quantitative Methods of Social Research, 1979. Commonwealth Postgraduate Research Award, 1974-1976. Commonwealth Tertiary Scholarship, 1970-1973.

IV. SERVICE

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A. University: Member, University Review Committee on Higher Education Advancement Fund, 1996.

Member, Enrollment Management Council, Spring, 1995-1999.

Member, Academic Computing Committee, 1993-1996.

Mentor, Summer Research and Graduate School Preparation Program, 1992.

Member, Department Chair Search Committee, SWT, 1993-1994.

Faculty Liaison to Career Services Center, SWT, 1993.

Member, Liberal Arts School Review Committee for Research Enhancement Awards, SWT, 1991-1995.

Undergraduate Advisor, Douglass College, Rutgers University, 1986-1988.

Chair, Student Academic Affairs Committee, Douglass College, 1987-1988.

Member, Student Academic Affairs Committee, Douglass College, 1984-1986.

Douglass College Fellow, Rutgers University, 1983-1988.

General Studies Advisor, 1989-1991

B. Departmental: Member, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, 1997- present.

Chair, Mentoring Committee, 2006-2007

Member, Geographic Education Faculty Search Committee, 2006-present

Member, Urban Geographer Faculty Search Committee, 2005-2006.

Member, Scholarship Committee, 2004-2006, 2007-present SERVICE continued

Department cont.

Member, Articulation Committee, 2004.

Member, Budget Committee, 2003-2006.

Member, Equipment Committee, 2003-2005

Chair, Budget Committee, SWT, 2002-2003.

Chair, Equipment Committee, SWT, 2002-2003.

Member, Faculty Search Committees, SWT, 2000, 2001.

Member, Budget Committee, SWT, 2000-2002.

Newsletter Editor, SWT, Newsletter, 1998.

Teaching Mentor, Ph.D. GIS instructor and assistant, SWT, 1998.

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Member, Ph.D. Mentors Group, SWT, 1997.

Chair, Budget Committee, SWT, 1997-1998.

Member, Budget Committee, SWT, 1996-1997.

Cartography/GIS Concentration Advisor, SWT, 1995-1996.

Member, Facilities Remodeling Committee, SWT, 1995-1996.

Member, Techniques Committee, SWT, 1995-1996.

Member, Faculty Search Committee, SWT, 1995.

Chair, Budget Committee, SWT, 1994-1996.

Member, Ph.D. Program Development Committee, SWT, 1994-1996.

Member, Scholarship and Awards Committee, SWT, 1994-2002.

Chair, Department Building Plan Committee, SWT, 1994.

Member, Strategic Planning Committee, SWT, 1993-1994.

Member, Graduate Committee, SWT, 1992-1994.

Member, Equipment Committee, SWT, 1989-1991.

Chair, Facilities Committee, Rutgers University, 1986-1988.

Faculty Advisor, Rutgers Association of Geography Students, 1985-1988.

Member, Faculty Search Committee, Rutgers University, 1985.

Member, Graduate Admissions Committee, Rutgers University, 1984.

Recording Secretary, Rutgers University, 1984.

Undergraduate Cartography Program Advisor, Rutgers University, 1983-1986.

C. Community:

D. Professional: External Evaluator, National Science Foundation Grant - “GIS/GPS Laboratory Exercises Using Workplace Data Sets”, 1998-2000.

Session Organizer for the GIS Specialty Group, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, April 1-5, 1997.

Session Organizer, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto, April 19-22, 1990. Four sessions.

Referee for Annals of the Association of American Geographers.

Referee for Applied Geography.

Referee for: International Journal of Geographic Information Science.

Referee for Social Science and Medicine.

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Referee for The Gerontologist.

Referee for The Journal of Geography.

Referee for The Professional Geographer.

Referee for The Southwestern Geographer.

Referee for The National Science Foundation, Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering, Experimental and Integrative Activities Division, Information Technology Workforce Program.

Referee for The National Science Foundation, Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences, Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences Division, Geography and Regional Science Program.

Referee for The National Science Foundation, Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences, Social and Economic Sciences Division, Science and Technology Studies Program.

Referee for Denison University.

Reviewer for Addison Wesley Longman Publishers.

Reviewer for Prentice Hall Publishers.

Reviewer for Wm. C. Brown Publishers.

International

Member, Program Advisory Committee, First International Conference on GIS in Education, Ypsilanti, Michigan 1998.

Member, Program Advisory Committee, Third International Symposium on GIS in Higher Education, Chantilly, Virginia, 1997.

Member, Steering Committee, Second International Symposium on GIS in Higher Education, Columbia, Maryland, 1995-96.

Invited Chair, 27th International Geographical Congress, Washington DC, 1992.

Assistant Director of Student Workers, Third Annual International GIS/LIS'88 Conference, San Antonio, Texas, 1988.

National

Director, Association of American Geographer’s Hazards Specialty Group, 2007- present

Secretary/Treasurer, Association of American Geographers' Energy and Environment Specialty Group, 2002-2004

Panelist, National Science Foundation, Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering, Division of Experimental and Integrative Activities, Information Technology Workforce, May 2001.

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Director, Association of American Geographer’s Energy and Environment Specialty Group, 2000-2002.

Judge, Jacques May Thesis Award, Association of American Geographers' Medical Specialty Group, 1999.

Past Chair, Association of American Geographers' Geographic Information Systems Specialty Group, 1998-1999.

Inaugural Member, The GIS Educator Editorial Board, 1997-present.

Delegate to the University Consortium for Geographic Information Science, for the Association of American Geographers' Geographic Information Systems Specialty Group, 1997-1998.

Chair, Association of American Geographers' Geographic Information Systems Specialty Group, 1997-1998.

Member, University Consortium for Geographic Information Science Committee on Education, 1996-present.

Chair, Association of American Geographers' Specialty Group on Aging, 1996-1999.

Newsletter Editor, Association of American Geographers' Specialty Group on Aging, 1996-1999.

Judge, Association of American Geographers' Geographic Information Systems Specialty Group Student Paper Award, 1996-1999.

Secretary/Treasurer, Association of American Geographers' Medical Specialty Group, 1996-1998.

Judge, Jacques May Dissertation Award, Association of American Geographers' Medical Specialty Group, 1996-1998.

Vice Chair, Association of American Geographers' Geographic Information Systems Specialty Group, 1996-1997.

Director, Association of American Geographers' Specialty Group on Aging, 1988-90, 1993-95.

Member, Association of American Geographers' Status of Women in Geography Committee, 1990-1993.

Chair, Association of American Geographers' Energy and Environment Specialty Group, 1990-1992.

Director, Association of American Geographers' Energy and Environment Specialty Group, 1986-1989.

Secretary/Treasurer, Association of American Geographers' Energy Specialty Group, 1983-1988.

State and Regional

Southwest Texas State University Representative, Texas Geographic Information Council, 1997- 2001.

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Spokesperson, Texas Geographic Information Council Manager’s Committee Outreach and Education Initiative, 1998- 2000.

Member, Texas Geographic Information Council Manager's Committee, 1997-2000.

Member, Capital Area Geographic Information Systems Planning Council, 1997-1999.

Chair, GIS Assistance Working Group, Capital Area Geographic Information Systems Planning Council, 1997-1999.

Member, Texas Geographic Information Systems Planning Council, 1996-1997.

Judge, Student Paper Competition, Southwest Association of American Geographers, Fall Meeting, 1990.

Judge, Senator Bill Bradley's National Geography Awareness Week State Geography Bee, New Jersey, 1987.

Regional Representative, Association of American Geographers' Energy Specialty Group, 1983-1986.

E. Organizations

1. Honorary: Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, 1981

2. Professional: International Society for the Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Hazards, 1999- present.

Association of American Geographers, 1978-present

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Osvaldo A. Muñiz Title: Associate Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation PhD 1991 University of Tennessee Geography Dissertation: Diffusion Innovation of Agricultural Equipment in the Triângulo Mineiro. Minas Gerais, Brazil

MA 1982 Michigan State University Geography Thesis: Highland Rural Migration in Northern Chile

Pedagogy 1972 University of the North, Antofagasta, Chile History and Geography

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Associate Professor Texas State University 2006 to present

Professor of Geography and Director of the Master Program in Geographical Sciences, Universidad de La Serena, La Serena, Chile. 2001 – 2006

Associate Professor of Geography and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Universidad de Temuco, Temuco, Chile. 1995 – 1997

Associate Professor and Vice Chancellor for Planning, Universidad Iberoamericana de Ciencias y Tecnología, Santiago, Chile. 1993 – 1995

Research Assistant University of Tennessee 1986 – 1990

Research Assistant University of Tennessee 1984 -1985

Associate Professor, Department of Geosciences, Universidad del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile. 1982 – 1983 Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Universidad del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile. 1974 – 1981 Assistant Professor, Department of Geography and History, Universidad del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile. 1971-1974

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D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

Director, Master Program. Geographical Sciences, Universidad de La Serena, La Serena, Chile. 2001 to present

Director for Research and Technical Cooperation, Universidad Católica del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile. 1997 – 2001

Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Universidad de Temuco, Temuco, Chile. 1995 – 1997

Vice Chancellor for Planning, Universidad Iberoamericana de Ciencias y Tecnología, Santiago, Chile. 1993 – 1995

Head, Department of Geography, Universidad del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile. 1976

Head, Department of History and Geography, Universidad del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile. 1972

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: Courses taught at Texas State University, 2007: GEO 4393/5317 Global Economy (undergraduate and graduate) GEO 7342/5342 Theories and Methods in Geographic Education (graduate) GEO 7371 Advanced Seminar in Geographic Education. Online (graduate) GEO 7342/5342 Theories and Methods in Geographic Education (graduate)

Courses taught at Texas State University, 2006: GEO 3304 Latin America (undergraduate)

Courses taught at University of La Serena. 2001 - 2006: Cartography and Remote Sensing 3 credits 40-50 students/course Geography of Latin America 3 credits 40-50 students/course Online Geography Education 3 credits 15-25 students/course Global Economic Geography 3 credits 40-50 students/course Economic Models in Geography (graduate) 3 credits 3-8 students/course Quantitative Methods (graduate) 4 credits 3-8 students/course Research Design (graduate) 4 credits 3-8 students/course

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Methods in Geographic Education (grad.) 4 credits 3-8 students/course - Formerly taught courses at the undergraduate and graduate level during the period of 1972-2000. Courses taught during that period included: Pedagogy in History and Geography: Introduction to Economic Geography, Population Geography, Cartography, Theory and Methods in Geographic Education Geography: Cartography and SIG, Demography, Transportation Geography, Quantitative Methods Master Program: Quantitative Methods, Methods in Geographic Education

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate)

Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. E-Learning en la Enseñanza Geográfica Chilena. Sponsored by the Chilean Geographical Society and the Ministry of Education, Santiago, Chile. Expected publication date: December 2007

Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. Transporte y Comunicaciones. 1986. Colección Geografía de Chile. Volume XIII. Instituto Geográfico Militar, Santiago

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b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books: Muniz, Osvaldo. 2004. School Geography in Chile. In Ashley Kent, Eleanor Rawling, Alastair Robinson (eds.), Geographical Education: Expanding Horizons in a Shrinking World. Scottish Association of Geography Teachers and the Geographical Education Commission. International Geographical Union, Glasgow.

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: Pawson, Eric; Eric ; Martin Haigh; Osvaldo Muniz; and Susan Vajoczki. Assessing the Uses and Value of PBL in Geography. Academic Exchange Quarterly, Accepted to be published, Spring 2008.

Muniz, Osvaldo, Cartografia de Redes y Mapas de Flujos: Educacion Geografica Mas Eficiente. Revista Cartografica, Instituto Panamericano de Geografia e Historia (PAIGH-OAS). Accepted to be published, Spring 2008.

Muniz, Osvaldo, Learning Objects in Geography Education, Geotrópico. Accepted to be published, Summer 2008.

Muniz, Osvaldo and Wang Min. Collaboration over cyberspace: geographic experience between Chile and China. Research in Geographic Education (in preparation)

Pawson, Eric, Eric Fournier, Martin Haigh, Osvaldo Muniz, Julie Trafford and Susan Vajoczki. 2006. Problem-based learning in geography: towards a critical assessment of its purposes and risks. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 30(1): 103-116

Muniz, Osvaldo (contributing author). 2005. Cognition and learning in Geographic Education: A research agenda. Research in Geographic Education 7: 21-31

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Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. 2004. Problem-based learning (PBL): benefits and risks (in spanish). Geotrópico 2(2): 51-60. An Open Access, peer reviewed geographical journal: http://www.geotropico.org/2_2_Muniz-Solari.html (Published in 2005)

Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. 2004. Geoeconomic cyclical patterns of La Serena and its future in the Global World (in Spanish). Actas Americanas, 11(12): 79-97

Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. 2003. Scientific knowledge networking: circuits of new power in Chile. Comparative study between the II and IX Region (in Spanish), Revista de Ciencias Sociales, 5(2): 149-172

Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. 2001. Technological Innovations and Network of Scientific Knowledge (in Spanish), Annals of the Chilean Society of Geographical Sciences, 21(1): 537-544 (Published in 2002)

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2000. Regional Uniqueness and Decentralization in Chile (in Spanish), Annals of the Chilean Society of Geographical Sciences, 20(1): 75-83 (Published in 2001)

Muniz Solari, Osvaldo. 2000. Seismic education in Chile (in Spanish), Norte 3(3): 45-53

Muniz, Osvaldo and Vladimir Misetic. 1999. Profiles of Tourist Investments in the Region of Antofagasta (in Spanish), Sernatur, 2000 (1): 12-28

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1985. Trip generation in Antofagasta: a study of urban public transportation (in Spanish), Geografía -UN ,11(2): 125-134

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1983. Regional accessibility and efficiency variation in a interurban transportation network (in Spanish), Geografía -UN, 9(1). 82-112

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1982. Factor analysis applied to geography (in Spanish), Geografía -UN, 8(1): 55- 94

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1982. Optimal location model in a transportation structure network (in Spanish), InformativoGeográfico, 83(1): 7-14

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1982. A review of the gravity model and its application to interurban flows (in Spanish), Terra Australis, 26(2): 67-78

Thomas, Robert and Osvaldo Muniz. 1981. Population research in Latin America, Benchmark – CLAG, 8(1): 12-24

b. Non-refereed Articles:

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3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings:

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts:

5. Reports:

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2002. Assistance to scientific and technological development of the Chilean regions. CONICYT - Fondef. Scientific and Technological National Commission. 55 pages, Santiago

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1992. Rural electrification and innovation diffusion of electrical equipment in Minas Gerais, Brazil. A geographical research to measure effectiveness of the Cemig-Rural Program, 1984 – 1986. Final Report to the World Bank, 102 pages, Washington D.C.

6. Book Reviews:

7. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2007. Online Geography Education in Latin America. National Council for Geographic Education. NCGE Meeting. Oklahoma City. October 18-21

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2007. The New Global University. Geography in the Americas. Collaboration on Research and Education. La Serena, Chile, May 21-25

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2007. Cyberspace flow model of geographic knowledge. Abstract of the 103th AAG Annual Meeting. Association of American Geographers. San Francisco, California, April 17-21

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Muniz, Osvaldo. 2006. Chile. Research trends in Geography and in Geography Education. Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference. Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas. November 1-4

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2006. A new technological development in Geographic Education (In Spanish). XXVII National and XII International Geography Congress. Concepcion, Chile. October 17-20

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2006. Network of scientific knowledge in Chile: evidences of regional synergy (In Spanish). IV National Meeting of Regional Studies. Antofagasta, Chile. October 12-13

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2006. Transnational corporations in Latin America. 91st Annual Meeting. National Council for Geographic Education. Lake Tahoe, Nevada. October 5-8

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2005. Cognition and Geography Education. 3th International Conference on Research in Geography Education. Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. San Marcos, Texas.

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2004. Evolution of scientific knowledge networking in Chile. Abstract of the 30th Congress of the International Geographical Union, Glasgow

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2004. An integrated model of tourism development. Abstract of the 100th AAG Annual Meeting. Association of American Geographers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2003. Internet-based learning in geography: the impact of the language barrier. Abstract of the Geo-Nexus: Research in Geographic and Environmental Education. Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. San Marcos, Texas

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2002. A diffusion model of scientific knowledge networking. Abstract of the 98th AAG Annual Meeting. Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, California

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2001. Technological innovations and network of applied scientific knowledge (geographic education). Abstract of the XXII National and VII Geography International Congress. Chilean Society of Geographical Sciences.Talca, Chile

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2001. Geographic Education for Regional Development. Abstract of the VI Latin American Seminar of Universities and Regional Development. Network of Regional Latin American Universities (UREL). La Serena, Chile

Muniz, Osvaldo. 2000. Regional Uniqueness and Decentralization in Chile. Abstract of the XXI National and VI International Geography Congress. Chilean Society of Geographical Sciences. Temuco, Chile

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Muniz, Osvaldo. 1999. Andean Rural Migration in Northern Chile. Abstract of the International Workshop: Indigeneous Science in the South American Andes. FONDECYT, Universidad de Chile. San Pedro de Atacama, January 7-11 Muniz, Osvaldo. 1998. Atacameno Migration in the Andes. Abstract of the International Symposium: Ethnoepidemiological Comparison of Andeans and Japanese. Japan-Chile Research Program. San Pedro de Atacama, August 17-19

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1994. Energy Diffusion and Environmental Impact. Abstract of the International Meeting on Hydroelectric Development. Sponsors: CONAMA, CNE, BITS, NORAD. Santiago, Chile

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1993. Hydroelectricity and Energy Diffusion, Brazil. Abstract of the First Latin American Congress on Generation and Transmission of Energy. Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile and Universidad del Mar del Plata, Argentina. Viña del Mar, Chile

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1992. GIS to Measure Rural Energy Efficiency. Abstract of the 2nd Earth Science Congress. Geographic Military Institute, Santiago, Chile

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1983. Regional Accessibility and Efficiency Variation on a Transportation Network. Abstract of the 3rd International Simposium on Computer Application. Universidad del Norte. Antofagasta, Chile

Thomas, Robert and Osvaldo Muniz. 1980. Population Research in Latin America. Abstract of the Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers (CLAG). Muncie, Indiana

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1977. Andean Migration on the Chilean Territory. Abstract of the 1st National Seminar on Desertification. Universidad Catolica de Chile. Santiago, Chile

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1974. Migration and Population Reclassification. Abstract of the 1st International Congress of Arid Zones. Mendoza, Argentina

Muniz, Osvaldo. 1972. Microregional Study in Antofagasta, Chile. Abstract of the V National Congress of the Association of Chilean Geographers (AGECH). Santiago, Chile

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

New Components for University Accreditation, Lecture. Universidad de La Serena, Chile. La Serena, December 2007.

Global Warming: Geopolitical Issues, Lecture. Universidad de La Serena, Chile. La Serena, May 2007

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TNCs, Global Cities and Migration: A Latin American Perspective, Lecture. The Martin Forum, Martin Institute, University of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho. October 2005

The New Global University, Lecture. Honors College, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington. October, 2005

Geography and Global Education: Principles and Pedagogy. Panel, 100th AAG Annual Meeting. Association of American Geographers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 2004

Instruments and Tools for Territorial Development. speaker. Interparliament Conference on Territorial Development. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) – Senate. Republic of Chile, Valparaiso, Chile, October 2002

Self-evaluation: Report Presentation, Main speaker. Intensive Institute for directors of graduate programs. Universidad Austral. Valdivia, Chile. August 2001

Regional Planning in Latin America. Main speaker. International Course. Sponsor: Pan American Institute of History and Geography. Organization of American States (OAS), Universidade Federal de Uberlandia, Uberlandia, Minas Gerais, Brazil. October 1988

3. Consultancies:

National Consultant. Self-evaluation: Report Presentation, Intensive Institute for Directors of Graduate Programs. Universidad Austral. Valdivia, Chile. August 2001

International Consultant. Environmental Impact and Oil Production. Los Organos, Peru. EWI-International Consultant. 1995

International Consultant. Environmental Impact and Copper Mining Operation. La Oroya, Peru. EWI-International Consultant. 1995

International Consultant. Environmental Impact and Electrification System. Puerto Madryn-Trelew, Chubut Province, Argentina. 1995

4. Workshops:

Online Center for Global Geography Education. Co-Pi, Coordinator. Workshop, GeoAmericas, Elqui Valley, La Serena, Chile. May 2007

Cognition and Learning. Participant. Workshop, 3rd International Conference in Geographic Education: The Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. Texas State University. San Marcos, Texas. May 2005

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Problem-based Learning (PBL). Participant. Workshop, Geographic Education. International Network for Learning and Teaching Geography in Higher Education (INLT). The University of Strathclyde. Glasgow, Scotland. August 2004

Accreditation Process for Higher Education (Geography). Participant. Workshop. Harvard University, Boston College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northwestern University, Bentley College. Boston, Massachusetts. April 1997

International Perspectives for Joint Implementation: A South American Workshop. Participant. Workshop. Sponsors: D.O.E. and E.P.A. (USA), National Energy Commission and Environmental National Commission (Chile), Santiago, Chile. March 1995

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1.Funded External Grants and Contracts

Co-PI. Online Center for Global Geography Education (CGGE) Phase 2. Co-PI with Dr. Phil Klein. PI: Dr. Michael Solem. Association of American Geographers. 2007 – 2009 Project Grant: NSF 0717170. $ 498,373.

Area Coordinator. Geography. Universidad de La Serena. MECESUP (Improvement of Quality and Equity in Higher Education) Chilean Government Project. Grant: AUS0307. Research: Enhancement of Quality and Level of Technological Service to Assist Teaching. $ 718,851. Director: Universidad Austral de Chile. 2003 – 2007

Area Coordinator. Geography. Universidad de La Serena. Research: E-Learning System for Geography Education. Source of Support: Department of Social Sciences. Faculty of Social Sciences and Economics. $18,070. 2004-2006

Module Developer: Population. NSF Project. Grant Due-0231411. Research: Developing an Online Center for Global Geography Education. $ 152,540. Director: Michael Solem. Association of American Geographers. Support: AAG, GCGE, NCGE, IGU and INLT. 2003 – 2006

Director. DIULS Project (Research Office. University of La Serena). Award: 0220-2-17. Research: Integrative Model of Tourist Values. $ 2,250. La Serena, Chile. 2001-2003

Director. FNDR Project (National Fund for Regional Development. National Tourist Service. SERNATUR). Award ID No: 20109094. Research: Profiles of Tourist Investments in the Region of Antofagasta. $ 9,250. Antofagasta, Chile. 1999 – 2000

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Coordinator. OAS-PAIGH Project (Organization of American States – Pan American Institute of Geography and History). International Course: Regional Planning for Latin American Countries. $ 24,000. Uberlandia, Minas Gerais, Brazil. 1987 – 1988

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

Redes y Flujos de Conocimiento Cientifico en las Regiones de Chile. FONDECYT-CONICYT, Requested: USD 16,000. Santiago, Chile. 2005

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

Research Fellow. 2003. Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas

Outstanding Scholar. 1987. Iota, Theta Chapter. International Honor Society (Gamma Theta Upsilon), Department of Geography, University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tennessee

Invited Writer. IGM Project. Collection Geography of Chile (Geographic Military Institute, Chile). Volume XIII: Transportation and Communication. $2,650. Santiago, Chile. 1985 – 1986

Fellowship. Organization of American States (OAS). Graduate Program. Michigan State University. 1980-1982.

IV. SERVICE

A.University:

Member. Graduate Scholarship Committee. College of Liberal Arts. Texas State University, San Marcos, October 2007 to present.

Member (Evaluator) Fulbright Committee. Texas State University, San Marcos, 2007.

Member. Faculty Promotion Committee. Office of the Academic Chancellor. University of La Serena, 2005-2006

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Member. Research Committee. Dirección de Investigación, University of La Serena (DIULS). 2002-2006

B. Departmental:

Chair. Search Committee, Geographic Education Academic Position, 2007

Member. Search Committee, Geographic Education Academic Position, 2007

Chair. Website Committee. Department of Geography, 2006-2007

C. Community:

D. Professional:

Member of the Editorial Board, Revista Cartografica. Journal of the Panamerican Institute for History and Geography. PAIGH, Organization of American States, Mexico, Diciembre 2007 to present.

Evaluator. RIDITA. Red Interamericana de Investigación en Transporte Aéreo. First International Congress. Argentina. November 13-15, 2007

Member of the Editorial Board, Research in Geographic Education. Journal of the Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. San Marcos, Texas. 2005 – 2007

Member of the Editorial Board, Geotrópico. An open access, peer reviewed geographical journal, Grupo GEOLAT. Universidad de Cordova, Montería, Colombia. 2003 to present

Executive Director, XXIII National and VIII International Geography Congress. Chilean Society of Geographical Sciences. La Serena. 2003

Research Evaluator, National Research Project. FONDECYT – CONICYT. Scientific and Technological National Commission – Chile. Santiago. 2002 to present

Executive Director. II National Geography Meeting. Pan American Institute of Geography and History. OAS. Antofagasta. October 1978

Official Delegate. Chile. XI General Assembly and Pan American Meetings. Pan American Institute of Geography and History. OAS. Quito, Ecuador. Agosto 1977 Evaluator. FONDECYT. Scientific and Technological Development Funds

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(National Competitive Funds for Research). CONICYT (Scientific and Technological National Commission). Chile. 2002 to present

Coordinator. 2002 Census (XVII National Population Census). Statistical National Institute (INE). April 2002

Regional Coordinator. VI National Week of Science and Technology. EXPLORA-CONICYT Program. Government of Chile. Santiago, November 2000

Member. Special Commission. Communal Reformulation of the II Region of Chile. National Commission of the Administrative Reform. CONARA. July 1976

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

Red Interamericana de Investigacion en Transporte Aereo (RIDITA)

Comunidad Latinoamericana de Objectos de Aprendizaje (LACLO)

Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers (CLAG)

National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE)

International Network for Learning and Teaching Geography in Higher Education (INLT)

Sociedad Chilena de Ciencias Geograficass (SOCHIGEO)

Association of American Geographers (AAG)

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Name: JAMES F. PETERSEN Title: PROFESSOR

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

Ph.D 1981 University of Utah, Salt Lake City Geography (Geomorphology) Dissertation: Topographic Profile Analysis of Piedmont Scarps, Northern Wasatch Front, Utah.

M.A. 1976 California State University, Chico Geography (with Distinction), Thesis: The Paleolakes of Lassen and Plumas Counties, California.

B.A. 1973 California State University, Chico Geography

A.A. 1972 Laney College, Oakland, California Social Science

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE:

Professor Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX 1994-Present Associate Professor 1986-1994 Assistant Professor 1980-1986

Assistant Chair Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX Sept. 1991 to Aug. 1992

Lecturer Texas Lutheran College Fall, 1988 & Fall, 1989

Instructor Geography Department, University of Utah, Salt Lake City 1979-1980 Teaching Fellow 1976-79

Instructor Weber State College, Odgen, Utah. Jun 1979 to Dec. 1979

Instructor Butte College, Butte County, CA. June 1976 to July 1976

Lecturer Department of Geology, California State University, Chico Sept. 1975 to Jan. 1976.

II. TEACHING

HONORS AND AWARDS

President of the National Council for Geographic Education for the year 2000.

Award for excellence in service as Annual Meeting Chair, National Council for Geographic Education, 1995.

Outstanding Service Award, Gamma Theta Upsilon, SWTSU, 1991

Recognition for innovation in design, (Enchanted Rock Guide) by Kodak Magazine, 1989.

Best Article Award, Journal of Geography, with R. G. Boehm, 1988.

Outstanding Service Award, Gamma Theta Upsilon, SWTSU, 1985, 1987, 1988.

Distinguished Teaching Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education.

Outstanding Service Award, Gamma Theta Upsilon, SWTSU, 1985, 1987, 1988.

Outstanding Teacher of the Year Nominee, SWTSU, 1982.

Master's Degree awarded with Distinction, 1976, California State University, Chico.

COURSES TAUGHT: UNDERGRADUATE

Physical Geography (Physical Environments) Geomorphology Natural Hazards Applied Meteorology & Climatology Aerial Photo Interpretation Oceanography Field Methods Photogrammetry Remote Sensing Physical Geology Historical Geology Photogeology Geography of Europe Regional Field Studies: Southwestern US Regional Field Studies: Big Bend Regional Field Studies: Germany Environmental Hazards and Land Management Environmental Interpretive Geography Exchange Program, TXState/Universität Hannover, Germany Directed Research

COURSES TAUGHT: GRADUATE

Applied Physical Geography Seminar in Applied Physical Geography Remote Sensing Field Methods Research Methods in Geography Problems in Applied Geography Directed Research Regional Field Studies: Southwestern US Regional Field Studies: Big Bend Regional Field Studies: Germany Environmental Interpretive Geography

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. WORKS IN PRINT

Textbooks:

Physical Geography, (Ninth Edition), in press. Cengage Brooks Cole, 2006, Co-author with R. Gabler, M. Trapasso, and D. Sack.

Essentials of Physical Geography, (Eighth Edition), Thompson Brooks Cole, 2006, Co-author with R. Gabler, and M. Trapasso.

Essentials of Physical Geography, (Seventh Edition), Thompson Brooks Cole, 2003, Co-author with R. Gabler, and M. Trapasso.

World Geography, Co-author with D. Arreola, M. Deal, and R. Sanders, McDougal Littell, 2003, 2006.

Essentials of Physical Geography, (Sixth Edition), Saunders College Publishing, 1999, Co-author with R. Gabler, R. Sager, and D. Wise.

Edited Books:

First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education, R.G. Boehm and J.F. Petersen, eds. San Marcos, TX: Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Southwest Texas State University, 1997, 304 p.

A Geographic Glimpse of Central Texas and the Borderlands, J. Petersen and J. Tuason, editors, National Council for Geographic Education, 1995, 153 p.

A Decade of Reform in Geographic Education: Inventory and Prospect, J. Petersen and R. Bednarz, editors, National Council for Geographic Education, 1994, 138 p.

Book Chapters:

"San Antonio: Environmental Crossroads on the Texas Spring Line," Opening chapter in On the Border: An Environmental , Ed. Char Miller, (2005) Trinity University Press. (refereed)

Petersen, James. “Humans and the Environment,” excerpt from my introductory chapter for Essentials of Physical Geography reprinted in Expectations: A Reader for Developing Writers, Anna Ingalls and Dan , eds. Boston: Allyn and Bacon/Longman. (2002).

"San Antonio: Environmental Crossroads on the Texas Spring Line," Opening chapter in On the Border: An Environmental History of San Antonio, Ed. Char Miller, (2001) University of Pittsburgh Press. (refereed)

“Trends and Directions in University Level Field Methods Courses in the United States,” Chapter 12 in Fieldwork: Reflections, Perspectives, and Action, 2000, Eds. Rod Gerber and G. K. Chuan, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. (refereed)

"Human Information Processing of Maps: Seven Lessons for Geographers. In First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education. Eds. R.G. Boehm and J.F. Petersen. San Marcos, TX: Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Southwest Texas State University, 1997, pp. 113- 120.

"The Reform Movement in Geographic Education: A View from the Summit," (with R. Bednarz) in, A Decade of Reform in Geographic Education: Inventory and Prospect, J. Petersen & R. Bednarz, editors, National Council for Geographic Education, 1994, pp. 3-9. Reprinted from the Journal of Geography, Jan.-Feb., 1994, pp. 61-64.

"Along the Edge of the Hill Country: The Texas Spring Line," J. Petersen, in, A Geographic Glimpse of Central Texas and the Borderlands, J. Petersen and J. Tuason, editors, National Council for Geographic Education, 1995, pp. 20-30.

"The Rio Grande as an International Border," J. Petersen, in, A Geographic Glimpse of Central Texas and the Borderlands, J. Petersen and J. Tuason, editors, National Council for Geographic Education, 1995, pp. 95-99.

"Enchanted Rock/Fredericksburg," in Geographic Perspectives on the Texas Region, D. Lyons and P. Hudak Eds., Association of American Geographers, Washington DC, 1997, p. 165-178.

Guidebook/ Guides:

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area: A Guide to the Landforms, Terra Cognita Press, San Marcos, Texas, 1984, revised edition, 1988, 56 p.

This work received recognition for design innovation, by Kodak Magazine, 1989.

Petersen, James F. "A Summit Trail Guide for Enchanted Rock." Friends of Enchanted Rock, Fredericksburg, 2007.

Refereed Journal Articles:

2007

Petersen, James F. "Education for Sustainable Development: Watersheds as Critical Environmental Regions." Geographical Views on Sustainable Development Education: Proceedings of the Lucerne Symposium:178-183. International Geographical Union: Commission on Geographical Education (2007).

Petersen, James F. and Richard G. Boehm. "The Rio Grande: An International Boundary." The Social Studies Texan 23:1 (Spring):60-61 & 66. Selected by the editor for reprint of a previously published article (2007). Boehn, Dieter, and James F. Petersen. “Education for Sustainable Development: An International Perspective,” International Textbook Research, Vol. 29:2 2007 pp. 139-145.

Bednarz, Robert S., James F. Petersen, and Sarah Witham Bednarz. “Geography and Educations for Sustainable Development in the United States: The Need for Educational Resources,” International Textbook Research, Vol. 29:2 2007 pp. 171-184.

2006

Bednarz, Sarah Witham, Robert Bednarz, and James F. Petersen. "Intercultural Dialogue in Education for Sustainable Development: United States." Changes in Geographical Education: Past, Present, and Future. Proceedings of the International Geographical Union Commission on Geographical Education Symposium. Ken Purnell, John Lidstone, and Stephanie Hodgson, eds. Brisbane, Australia: International Geographical Union Commission on Geographical Education and The Queensland Royal Geographical Society, 2006, pp. 63-67.

Bednarz, Sarah Witham, Robert Bednarz, and James F. Petersen. "Education for Sustainable Development in the USA: Implementation of the Concept in Geography Textbooks." (Erziehung zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung in den USA: Die Umsetzung des Konzepts in Geographie- Lehrwerken). Conference Proceedings of the Verband Deutscher Schulgeographen (Union of Geography Educators). Bremen, Germany, 2006, 4 pgs.

Petersen, James F. "Geography," The McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology. Thomas Wikle, ed. Columbus, OH: McGraw-Hill, online and print versions, 2006, 2 pgs.

2005

Blouet, Brian and James F. Petersen, et al. "Evaluating Textbooks and Their Use,” Research in Geographic Education, vol. 7,100-111, 2005.

2004

Fowler, Rell and James F. Petersen. "A Spatial Representation of Louis Peltier's Weathering, Erosion, and Climatic Graphs Using Geographic Information Systems." Proceedings of the ESRI Users Conference, 2004, 32p. 2003

Petersen, James F. "Geography," in the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, Editor, Thomas Wikle, 2003. 2002

Petersen, James F. "Geomorphologic Lessons in Roadcuts, Quarries and other Artificial Exposures," Geomorphology in the Public Eye, The 30th Binghamton Symposia in Geomorphology, International Series, 2002 Eds. Peter Knuepfer and James F. Petersen.

1998

"Children's Attitudes Toward Geography: A Texas Case Study," with Dorothy Sack. Journal of Geography, May-June, pp. 123-131, 1998.

1997

"Lessons About the Rio Grande as an International Border: with Links to the National Standards in Geography," Social Studies Texan, summer, 1997, (with R. Boehm).

1995

Boehm, R., and James F. Petersen. "An Elaboration of the Fundamental Themes in Geography," The Social Studies Texan, 1995.

1994

Bednarz, R., and James F. Petersen, "The Reform Movement in Geographic Education: A View from the Summit," Journal of Geography, Jan.-Feb., 1994, pp. 61-64..

"The Guidelines for Geographic Education: A Ten Year Retrospective," Social Education, vol. 58 # 4, April-May, 1994, pp. 206-210, (with S. Natoli and R. Boehm).

Boehm, R., and James F. Petersen. "An Elaboration of the Fundamental Themes in Geography," Social Education, vol. 58 # 4, April-May, 1994, pp. 211-218, (with R. Boehm). This article was also reprinted in the Social Studies Texan, 1995.

1991

Petersen, James F. "Perspectives on the Nurture of Geographers: with special reference to CSU, Chico," The California Geographer, Vol. 31, 1991, pp. 64-81.

1988

Montgomery, R. Weyel, P. and James F. Petersen "The Gang of Fourteen: A Game for Teaching about World Climates," Journal of Geography, 1988, vol. 87, no. 5, pp. 174-178.

1987

Boehm, R., and James F. Petersen. "Teaching Place Name Geography in Grades 4-8: The Map of Errors," Journal of Geography, 1987, vol. 86, no. 4, pp. 167-170.

1986

Petersen, James F. "Using Miniature Landforms in Teaching Geomorphology," Journal of Geography, 1986, vol. 85, no. 6, pp. 256-258.

1985

Petersen, James F. "Equilibrium Tendency in Piedmont Scarp Degradation, Wasatch Front, Utah," in, Tectonic Geomorphology, M. Morisawa and J. Hack, editors, The Binghamton Symposia in Geomorphology, International Series, no. 15, Allen & Unwin, London, 1985, pp. 209-233.

1984

Petersen, James F. "Preparing Environmental Interpretive Literature: A Strategy for Undergraduate Field Teaching," Journal of Geography, 1984, vol. 83, no. 2, pp. 73-78.

1983

Petersen, James F. "G. K. Gilbert's Warning of Salt Lake City's Earthquake Hazard: One Hundred Years Later," Survey Notes, Utah Geological and Mineral Survey, Fall, 1983, pp. 2-3, 10, 15.

Reports and Other Publications:

Petersen, James F. "Granite Landforms of the , with Emphasis on Enchanted Rock State Park," in, Geomorphology, Quaternary Stratigraphy, and Paleoecology of Central Texas, Friends of the Pleistocene, South Central Cell, 1989, pp. 1-16.

Petersen, James F. Guide to Finding Employment in Geography and Planning, internal handbook for graduating seniors in the Department of Geography and Planning, SWTSU, 1987.

Petersen, James F. "Enchanted Rock Exfoliation Dome," in, Field Trip Guide, Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas, 1982, pp. 46-57.

Discussion/Opinion Paper:

Petersen, James F. "On the Role of the Guidelines in Geographic Education," Journal of Geography, May-June, 1990, pp. 135-136. (title deleted by editor).

Articles/other Publications in Review/Preparation:

Down to Earth at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, book to be published by the Texas Bureau of Economic Geology in 2009, With Robert Reed.

Middlebrook, N. N., and J. Petersen, Scanning the Horizon with Jim Chee and Joe Leaphorn: Tony Hillerman as a Southwestern Regional Geographer (final draft of article in preparation).

Journal Editing:

International Textbook Research, Editor, with D. Boehn, special issue on Education for Sustainable Development, vol. 29:2, 2007.

Geomorphology, Co-Editor, with P. Knuefer of a special issue “Geomorphology in the Public Eye,” 2002.

Journal of Geography, Co-Editor, with R. Bednarz of a special issue based on the Summit on Geographic Education, Jan.-Feb. 1994.

Other Editing:

Columbia Gazetteer of the World, Editorial Board Member (edited the Texas section) for Columbia University Press, Saul Cohen, general editor, 1998.

Book Reviews:

Introducing Physical Geography (Environmental Update), by Alan & Arthur Strahler, 1996. Book review in the Journal of Geography, September/October 1996, p. 227-228.

Interpretation of Topographic Maps, by V. C. Miller, and M. Westerback, 1988. Book review in the Professional Geographer, November, 1990.

Physical Geography Lab Manual: A new experimental approach. By Neal G. Lineback & John M. Harlin, 1987, book review in the Professional Geographer, 1988.

Media Reviews:

Petersen, James F. "Slides as a Visual Medium in Geographic Education," Journal of Geography, Jan.-Feb. 1990.

Petersen, James F. "Videotapes from the EPA," Journal of Geography, July-Aug. 1988, p. 148.

Petersen, James F. "More than Media," Journal of Geography, Jan.-Feb., 1988.

Petersen, James F. "Recent Additions to the NCGE/GPN Slide Library," Journal of Geography, May-June, 1987.

Petersen, James F. "An Inexpensive Videotape on GIS," Journal of Geography, Jan.-Feb., 1987.

Petersen, James F. "Media Materials Available from NASA," Journal of Geography, Mar.-Apr., 1986.

Petersen, James F. "Support the NCGE/GPN Slide Library," Journal of Geography, July-Aug., 1985.

Video, Film, Appearances:

"Diffusion of Geographic Education (K-Ph.D.)," Geographers on Film Series, panel discussant, 1998. Video production by Wes Dow, Geographers on Film Series.

"Enchanted Rock, the Heart of Texas," nationally-televised PBS video production, made in cooperation with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

"This Old Rock." Hosted a 30 minute program for the Plano Educational TV Network.

Published Teaching Materials:

Senior author for: Instructor’s Guide, Lab Manual, and Studymate three separate volumes that accompany: Essentials of Physical Geography, R. E. Gabler, J. F. Petersen, and L. M. Trapasso, 7th edition, 2003.

Studymate and Lab Manual for Essentials of Physical Geography, (Sixth Edition), Saunders College Publishing, 1999, Co-authored with R. Gabler, R. Sager, and D. Wise.

Building Skills in Geography (Second Edition), Glencoe Publishing Company, 1995, Co-authored with R. G. Boehm and L. Bybee.

Glencoe World Geography Activity Book (Second Edition), Glencoe Publishing, 1994, 96 p. Co-authored with R. G. Boehm and L. Bybee.

Building Skills in Geography (First Edition), Glencoe Publishing Company, 1990, Co-authored with R. G. Boehm and L. Bybee.

Discovering Geography: activities for secondary and middle school geography, J. Petersen, 1988, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, San Marcos, 128 p.

Glencoe World Geography (First Edition), Glencoe Publishing Company, 1988, contributing writer and technical reviewer.

Glencoe World Geography Activity Book, Glencoe Publishing, 1988, 154 p. Co-authored with R. G. Boehm and L. Bybee.

Reviewing/Refereeing:

Article reviewer for International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education (2006, 2007, 2008) Article reviewer for the Journal of Geography, (1984-2007). Article reviewer for the Southwestern Geographer, (2007). Article reviewer for Physical Geography, (1992, 1998, 2004). Article reviewer for The Ohio Journal of Science (2003) Article reviewer for The Journal of Geography in Higher Education (2003, 2006, 2007) Article reviewer for Geomorphology, (1999-2002). Article reviewer for Research in Geographic Education, (1999-2003). Article reviewer for Geological Society of America Bulletin, (1985). Reviewer (numerous), National Science Foundation,(Geography Education Proposals, Research Program, Social and Behavioral Sciences).

Reviewer of a grant proposal for the National Geographic Society Committee for Research and Exploration (1992).

Reviewer of a grant proposal for the Baker Award, Ohio University, (1995).

Reviewer of a grant proposal for Faculty Research Award, Ohio University, (1996, 1999).

Textbook Reviews/Technical Editing:

Reviewer of textbooks for the following publishers: J. Wiley & Sons, Columbia University Press (gazetteer), Saunders, Merrill, West Publishing, W.C. Brown, Harcourt Brace Janovich, Glencoe Publishing, , Burdette, & Ginn, and Prentice-Hall.

B. WORKS NOT IN PRINT

Papers presented at International Meetings:

Petersen, James F. "Geomorphology of Granite Landforms in Central Texas USA." Keynote lecture, invited by the Rector of the University of Kiel at the Geography Institute, Christian-Albrechts University, Kiel, Germany.

Petersen, James F. "Education for Sustainable Development: Watersheds as Critical Environmental Regions." Geographical Views on Sustainable Development Education: Symposium. International Geographical Union: Commission on Geographical Education, Lucerne, Switzerland.

Petersen, James F. "Climate Change: Research Findings and Educational Guidelines." Invited keynote. Issues in University Teacher Training. Education for Sustainable Development: International Summer School (Academy). Alfred Toepfer Academie fuer Naturschutz, Schneverdingen, Germany.

Bednarz, Sarah Witham, Robert Bednarz, and James F. Petersen. "Education for Sustainable Development in the USA: Implementation of the Concept in Geography Textbooks." (Erziehung zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung in den USA: Die Umsetzung des Konzepts in Geographie- Lehrwerken). Conference of the Verband Deutscher Schulgeographen (Union of Geography Educators). Fall, 2006 Bremen, Germany.

Bednarz, Sarah Witham, Robert Bednarz, and James F. Petersen. "Intercultural Dialogue in Education for Sustainable Development: United States." Changes in Geographical Education: Past, Present, and Future. International Geographical Union Commission on Geographical Education Symposium. Brisbane, Australia: International Geographical Union Commission on Geographical Education and The Queensland Royal Geographical Society, August 2006. Petersen, James F. “Defining a discipline by its content,”29th International Geographical Congress, presented in Seoul, Korea, August 2000.

Petersen, James F. "The Role of Roadcuts and Quarries in Geomorphological Education," The Binghamton Symposium in Geomorphology, Binghamton, NY, Nov. 1999.

Boehm, R. G. and James F.Petersen. "The Fundamental Themes: Interdependence Between University and School Geography," International Geographical Congress, Boulder, CO, Aug., 1992, (with R. G. Boehm).

Petersen, James F. "Influence of Porphyritic Texture on Granite Weathering Features, Enchanted Rock, Texas." International Geographical Union, Sydney, Australia, August, 1988.

Petersen, James F. "Equilibrium Tendency in Piedmont Scarp Degradation, Wasatch Front, Utah," Binghamton Symposia in Geomorphology, SUNY, September, 1984.

National Meetings:

Petersen, James F. and Richard A. Earl. "An Analysis of Stream Terraces and Pediment Surfaces in Big Bend National Park." Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA (2007).

Petersen, James F. and Richard A. Earl. "Pediment Surfaces and Stream Terraces in Big Bend National Park, Texas." Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, 2006.

Petersen, James F. "Digital Visualizations and Animations for Teaching Geographic Concepts." National Council for Geographic Education, Lake Tahoe, NV, 2006. Petersen, James F. “Piedmont Scarps Along the Wasatch Front and the Dissertation Mentorship of Donald R. Currey.” Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO 2005.

Petersen James F. and Brian Blouet, et al. “Evaluation of Textbooks as a Learning Tool.” International Conference on Research in Geographic Education, Gilbert M. Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX 2005.

Petersen, James F. and Nancy Middlebrook. “The Core of World Regional Geography: A Common Content.” National Council for Geographic Education, Birmingham, AL 2005.

Petersen, James F. "The World in Spatial Terms." Annual Conference, Geotech, Dallas, TX, 2003.

Petersen, James F. and Nancy Middlebrook. "Student Understanding of Textbook Thematic Maps: A Preliminary Investigation" (poster). Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, 2003.

Petersen, James F. and Nancy Middlebrook. "An Analysis of World Regional Geography Courses in American Universities, Association of American Geographers meeting, March, 2002.

Stea, David and James F. Petersen. “Binational Research and Education in Environmental Geography,” Association of Borderlands Studies, Albuquerque, New Mexico, with David Stea, April, 2002.

Petersen, James F. and Nancy Middlebrook. "The Core of World Geography,” National Council for Geographic Education meeting, October, 2002.

Petersen, James F. and Gregory A. Reed. “Abstracts from the 1999 Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting: A Content Analysis,” Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA, April. 2000.

Petersen, James F. "Research In Progress." Session co-coordinator and co-chair, National Council for Geographic Education, Boston, MA, Nov., 1999.

Petersen, James F. "Demystifying Research." Panel session coordinator and chair, National Council for Geographic Education, Boston, MA, Nov., 1999.

Petersen, James F. and Gregory A. Reed . “Is Whatever Geographers are Doing Really Geography? James F. Petersen and Gregory A. Reed, Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, HI, April. 1999.

Boehm, R. G. and James F. Petersen. "Research In Progress." Session co-coordinator and co-chair, National Council for Geographic Education, Indianapolis, IN, Nov., 1998.

Boehm, R. G. and James F. Petersen. "The First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education." Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, April, 1998.

Boehm, R. G. and James F. Petersen. "The First Assessment: Research in Geographic Education." National Council for Geographic Education, Orlando, FL, Oct. 1997.

Hardwick, S. and James F. Petersen. "The Role of Mentors in University/College Geography," National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, Nov. 1996.

Petersen, James F. "A Case Study of Geography Teaching Methods in Elementary Schools," National Council for Geographic Education, Santa Barbara, CA, Nov. 1996.

Boehm, R. G., S. J. Natoli, and James F. Petersen. "Regions and Boundaries: Their Roles in Geography Learning," National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, DC, Nov. 1996.

Sack, D. and James F. Petersen. "Attitudes About Geography in Elementary School: San Marcos, Texas," Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, April, 1996.

Petersen, James F. and Linda Hammond. "The Gang of Fourteen: A Game for Teaching about World Climates: Revised and Revisited" National Council for Geographic Education, San Antonio, TX, Oct. 1995.

Boehm, R. G., D. Blanchard Boehm, E. Fernald and James F. Petersen. "Teaching Human- Environmental Interactions: A Fundamental Theme in Geography," National Council for the Social Studies, Phoenix, AZ, Nov., 1994.

Sack, D. and James F. Petersen. "Children's Changing Attitudes Toward Geography: A Texas Case Study" Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, April, 1994.

Petersen, James F. "Baccalaureate Origins of Ph.D. Geographers in the United States," National Council for Geographic Education, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Sept. 1992.

Boehm, R. G. and James F. Petersen. "Discovery and Exploration before the Age of Discovery and Exploration." National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, DC, Nov. 1991.

Petersen, James F. "Weathering Depressions on a 19th Century Grave Marker: Valid Indicators for Rates of Decomposition?" Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Canada, April, 1990.

Petersen, James F. "A Contemporary's Reaction to G. K. Gilbert's 1883 Warning of Salt Lake City's Earthquake Hazard," National Council for Geographic Education, Snowbird, UT, Oct. 1988.

Boehm, R. G. and James F. Petersen. "Teaching Place Name Geography in Grades 4-8: The Map of Errors," National Council for Geographic Education, Springfield MO, Oct. 1987.

Petersen, James F. "Statistical Analyses of Fault Scarp and Shoreline Morphometry," Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR, April, 1987.

Petersen, James F. "Degradation of Multiple Event Piedmont Scarps," Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis, MN, May, 1986.

Petersen, James F. "Development of Granitic Weathering Pans on Enchanted Rock, Texas," Association of American Geographers, Detroit, MI, April, 1985.

Petersen, James F. "Using Landform Miniatures and Analogs to Teach Introductory Geomorphology," National Council for Geographic Education, Toronto, Canada, Oct. 1984.

Petersen, James F. "Ternary Diagram Analysis of Convexo-Concave Hill Slope Profiles." Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC, April, 1984.

Petersen, James F. "The Geomorphological Content of Quarries and Roadcuts," National Council for Geographic Education, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Oct. 1983.

Petersen, James F. "A Strategy for Undergraduate Field Teaching: Taking Field Work to its Logical Conclusion." Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, April, 1983.

Petersen, James F. "Preparation of Environmental Interpretative Literature: Turning Field Trips into Applied Geography Field Experience," National Council for Geographic Education, San Diego, 1982.

Petersen, James F. "A Geomorphic Illustration of Le Chatlier's Principle," Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA, April, 1981.

Petersen, James F. "Profiles of Piedmont Fault Scarps, Wasatch Front, Utah," Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, April, 1979.

Petersen, James F. "Captive Balloon Photography: An Obsolete Research Tool?" Association of American Geographers, New Orleans, LA, April, 1978.

Petersen, James F. "Ecological Studies of the Utah Canyonlands: A Review and Appraisal." Association for Arid Lands Studies, Denver, CO, April, 1978, (with G. Malanson & N. Van Pelt).

Regional Meetings (selected):

Petersen, James F. “Maps-- The World in Spatial Terms,” Geotech, Dallas, January 2003.

Petersen, James F. “Maps-- the World in Spatial Terms,” Texas Council for the Social Studies, Austin, TX, October, 2002.

Petersen, James F. "Origin of Surface Depressions on a 19th Century Granite Gravestone, Fredericksburg, Texas," Southwest Association of American Geographers, Austin, Texas, October, 1990.

Petersen, James F. "Factors Contributing to the Development of Weathering Pits: Enchanted Rock State Park, Texas." Southwest Association of American Geographers, Austin, TX, Oct., 1986.

Petersen, James F. "Some Aspects of Earthquake Hazard in Salt Lake City, Utah," Southwest Association of American Geographers meeting in Dallas, Texas, March, 1981.

Invited Talks, Lectures (selected):

Petersen, James F. "Geomorphology of Granite Landforms in Central Texas," Geology Club/NAEP, Texas State University, 2008.

Petersen, James F. "Diffusion of Geographic Education (K-Ph.D.)," Geographers on Film Series, discussant at the National Council for Geographic Education Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, October, 1998. Filmed for a video production by Wes Dow, Geographers on Film Series.

Petersen, James F. "The National Standards and Geography Across the Curriculum," Keynote Address, San Antonio Independent School District, Geography Across the Curriculum Teacher's Workshop, San Antonio, January, 1995.

Petersen, James F. "Geographical Visions of Morocco," North Texas Geography Conference, Saint Monica's School, Dallas, Texas, March, 1995.

Petersen, James F. "Geography in the Space Age," North Texas Geography Conference, Saint Monica's School, Dallas, Texas, March, 1994.

Petersen, James F. "Big Bend, Zion and Beyond." Geography & Planning Alumni Reunion, Southwest Texas State University, TX, April, 1994.

Petersen, James F. "Granite Weathering and Landforms of Central Texas," invited lecture, Texas A&M University, Department of Geography, November, 1992.

Petersen, James F. "The Physical Geography of Central Texas," lectures given to visiting German students and professors, at SWTSU, February, 1990-2004.

Petersen, James F. "Landforms of Enchanted Rock State Park," Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, September, 1989.

Petersen, James F. "Morocco Bound," Gamma Theta Upsilon, Southwest Texas State University, April, 1989.

Petersen, James F. "Global Geography and the Geographic Education Reform Movement." In-service presentations at San Angelo, and Fort Worth, Texas, November/December, 1988.

Petersen, James F. "Geomorphology Lessons in Roadcuts" invited lecture Texas A & M University, Department of Geography, February, 1987.

Petersen, James F. "Environmental Interpretation: An Exercise in Applied Geography," invited lecture Geography Department, California State University, Chico, CA, October, 1984.

Petersen, James F. "Turkey and the Black Sea Coast," Gamma Theta Upsilon, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, November, 1984.

Petersen, James F. "Landforms of Enchanted Rock State Park," Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, September, 1989.

"The Ways of the Weather," San Marcos Kiwanis Club, April, 1982.

Petersen, James F. "Landforms of Enchanted Rock State Park," Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, September, 1989.

"Landforms of Big Bend National Park," Lockhart High School, TX, May, 1981.

Petersen, James F. "Landforms of Enchanted Rock State Park," Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, September, 1989.

"Physical Geography and General Systems Theory," California State University, Chico, November, 1978.

Workshops Conducted (selected):

"Teaching the Third Theme: Human-Environment Interactions," Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Clear Lake, TX, Sept. 1994 (with R. Boehm and D. Blanchard Boehm)."San Antonio Urban Initiative (Uplift Geography)," a one week institute funded by the National Geographic Society, June 1994.

"Building Skills in Geography," Texas Council for the Social Studies, Lubbock, 1990, National Council for the Social Studies, Anaheim, CA, 1990, and National Council for Geographic Education, Williamsburg, VA, 1990, (with R. Boehm).

Field Trips Conducted (professional meetings):

National Council for Geographic Education, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2003, with D. Stea. Southwest Association of American Geographers, San Marcos, Texas, Oct. 1999. Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, Texas, April, 1997. Friends of the Pleistocene, South-Central Cell, April, 1989. Southwest Association of American Geographers, San Marcos, Texas, Oct. 1986. Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas, 1982.

Graduate Committee Service:

I have served as a reader/member or chair on 45 masters level graduate committees. Service on a doctoral committee, University of Texas, Austin. Advisor for three doctoral candidates at SWTSU, 1998-2003.

IV. SERVICE

Professional Positions:

Feb. 2000 Co-organizer, World 2000: Conference on Teaching World History and World Geography

Nov. 1999 Co-organizer, Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium. SUNY, Binghamton: “Geomorphology in the Public Eye.”

Jan. 1997-present: Member, Administrative Committee, Member, Executive Planning Board, National Council for Geographic Education.

Jan. 1997-1999:Member, Steering Committee, (GENIP) Geographic Education, National Implementation Project.

Jan. 1993-June 1998: Chair, Endowment Task Force, National Council for Geographic Education.

Jan. 1993- Nov., 1996: Meeting Chair, 1995 Annual Conference, National Council for Geographic Education.

Jan. 1992-Dec. 1994: Vice President for Finance, National Council for Geographic Education.

Jan. 1992-Dec. 1994: Member, Administrative Committee, Member, Executive Planning Board, National Council for Geographic Education.

Jan. 1994- Dec. 1996: Member, Executive Board, Gamma Theta Upsilon.

Jan. 1993-May 1993 Participant & co-organizer, Summit for Geographic Education, SWTSU, May 1993.

Jan. 1990-Dec. 1992 Member, Executive Board, National Council for Geographic Education.

July 1992 -Aug. 1992: Assistant Director, Texas Governor's Academy for Teachers, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education at SWTSU.

July 1989 -Aug. 1993: Director, National Geographic Society Summer Institutes, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education at SWTSU.

Oct. 1984-Dec. 1989: Media Materials Editor, National Council for Geographic Education

June 1987 to present: Textbook editorial consultant, Glencoe Publishing.

Aug. 1982 - July 1983: Consultant, seismic prospecting systems, Companie General de Geophysique (CGG).

June 1978 - Aug. 1978: Geologist, United States Geological Survey.

June 1977 - Aug. 1977: Research Assistant, Department of Geography, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Jan. 1975 - May 1976: Research Associate, Ecoanalysts, Chico, CA.

Service Activities:

Professional Organizations:

Executive Positions:

President, National Council for Geographic Education, 2000.

Vice President, Research and External Relations (1997-1999), National Council for Geographic Education.

Vice President for Finance (1992-1994), National Council for Geographic Education.

Administrative Committee (1992-1994; and 1997-present), National Council for Geographic Education.

Executive Planning Board (1992-1994, and 1997-present), National Council for Geographic Education.

Executive Board (1990 to 1992), National Council for Geographic Education.

Ex-Officio Member, Executive Board (1984-89), National Council for Geographic Education.

Alumni Chapter Coordinator, Gamma Theta Upsilon, National Geography Honor Society, 1994- 1997

Executive Board, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Geography Honor Society, 1994-1997

Chair:

Endowment Task Force, National Council for Geographic Education, 1993-1998.

Co-Chair (1992), Endowment Task Force, National Council for Geographic Education.

1995 National Meeting Committee, National Council for Geographic Education.

Endorsement Committee, National Council for Geographic Education, 1990- 1992.

Membership Task Force, National Council for Geographic Education, 1990- 1995.

Constitution and By-Laws Committee, Gamma Theta Upsilon, 1991- 1996.

Member:

Endowment Task Force, National Council for Geographic Education, 1990-present.

Nominations Committee, National Council for Geographic Education, 1996.

Internal Relations Task Force, National Council for Geographic Education, 1993.

Other Service Functions:

Editor of Media Materials, National Council for Geographic Education, 1984-1989.

Southwest Regional Coordinator, Gamma Theta Upsilon, 1986-1993.

Lecturer and workshop coordinator for National Geographic Society Alliance Summer Institutes at Southwest Texas State University, July-August, 1987, 1988.

Referee for student paper presentations, Southwest AAG meetings.

University:

Departmental Liaison to the Faculty Senate (SWTSU), 1986-1996.

Spring 1981-1988, & 1991: Taught an extra three hour course as an unpaid overload.

Secured a donation to SWTSU of a large collection of Earth science journals, 1982.

Personal donation to SWTSU of a collection of geology journals, 1995.

COMMITTEE MEMBER: Liberal Arts Study Abroad Advisory Council-2005- Liberal Arts Faculty Advisory Council—2007-present Liberal Arts Student Graduation Speaker Committee, 1994. School Review Board, School of Liberal Arts, SWTSU, 1990-91. School of Liberal Arts, Faculty Research Grants Committee, 1994.

Secured a donation of rock and mineral samples valued at approximately $3000.00 from the University of Texas Geology Department in 1981.

Advisor: Physical and Applied Geography Degree Concentration. Gamma Theta Upsilon, National Geography Honor Society 1986-1993. Campus Cave Club Faculty Sponsor 1986-1992.

Chair: Equipment Committee 1997-2004. External Funding Committee 1994-1998. Graduate Studies Committee, 1994-1995.

Committee Member: Faculty Search Committee, 1981-1997, 1999-2008. Bylaws and Procedures Committee 1994-1996. Departmental Chairperson Search Committee, 1993-1994. "Guide to Finding Employment," Committee, 1987, 1994. Library Acquisition Committee 1988-1995. Equipment Committee 1988-1996, and 1998-1999. Faculty Search Committee-about 12 times 1981-1995. President's Upper-Level Scholarship Committee, 1982-1984 & 1986. Graduate Studies Committee: 1984-92. Junior Faculty Representative, Senior Staff Meetings, 1983-1986.

Community Service:

Produced environmental interpretive materials for the San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance—2007-2008.

Much work with the Friends of Enchanted Rock to seek finding for projects that improve the park and educate the public. 2003-present

Coordinated Geography Awareness Week activities in the San Marcos schools, 1988.

Designed and supervised the painting of a playground map of the United States, by GTU students, Travis Elementary School, San Marcos, Texas, Nov., 1988.

Assisted the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife in a natural area survey. My Enchanted Rock guide has been cited in Texas Highways Magazine, a nationally-televised PBS video production, interpretive displays at the park visitor's center, and in the Roadside . Hosted a program for the Plano (local) TV Network: "This Old Rock."

"Kids College," SWTSU, 1983, taught a course on Texas geology and water problems.

Boy Scouts of America, Advisor for the Geology Merit Badge, 1984-1988.

Grant Participation:

Improvement of Geographic Education Grant, Texas Education Agency, 1990-92, $100,000.00 with R. G. Boehm and B. D. Augustin.

Faculty Research Grant, 1983, to study pediments in Big Bend National Park.

Initiated, wrote, and sought input for the Department of Geography and Planning's "Steeples of Excellence" proposal in 1982, 1983, and 1984.

Military Service:

Sept. 1966 to Sept. 1970: Vietnam Era Veteran, Honorable Discharge. United States Army Security Agency,

Top Secret security clearance.

Academic Honor Graduate of Army Intelligence School.

TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Kevin Romig Title: Assistant Professor of Geography

B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation PhD. 2004 Arizona State Geography Master-Planned Places: Scripted Landscapes, Lived Experiences and Community Development Cert 1999 Southern California Geographic Information Science MA 1999 Southern California Geography Images and Representations of California in Popular Music, 1955-1995 BA 1997 Maryland, Baltimore Geography County

C. University Experience Position University Dates Assistant Professor of Geography Texas State University- San Marcos 2006 - present

Assistant Professor of Geography North Dakota 2004-2006

Adjunct Professor of Geography Mesa Community College 2003-2004

D. Relevant Professional Experience Position Entity Dates Graduate Teaching Assistant Arizona State University 2000-2004

GIS Lab Administrator Southern California 1999-2000

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught:

Geo 4321: Planning Methods and Procedures, Texas State University-San Marcos Geo 5312: Planning Functions and Procedures, Texas State University-San Marcos

Geog 151: Introduction to Human Geography, University of North Dakota Geog 300: Special Topics: Place, Space, and Popular Culture, Univ. of North Dakota Geog 455: Geopolitics, University of North Dakota Geog 457: Urban Geography and Planning, University of North Dakota Geog 474: Cartography and Computer Assisted Mapping, University of North Dakota Geog 545: Seminar in Geography, University of North Dakota

Gcu 102: Introduction to Human Geography, Arizona State University and Mesa CC Gcu 350: Geography of World Crises, Arizona State University

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

Supervisor, Alex Fiedler, University of North Dakota, 2004 2nd Reader, William Vandevander, University of North Dakota, 2004 Reader, Joe Kleeman, Texas State University-San Marcos, 2007 Reader, Kevin Parkinson, Texas State University-San Marcos, 2007

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

DVD’s for Human Geography Collection. Faculty Instructional Development Committee, University of North Dakota Office for Instructional Development, Fall 2004, $338.

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

I. Other: Page 2 of 6

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs:

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

A Therepeutic Landscape?: Contextualizing Methamphetamine in North Dakota accepted in an edited collection on Drug Abuse published by National Institute on Drug Abuse. e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles:

Romig, Kevin. (2006) “Gila Bend, Arizona: On the Road Somewhere Else”, Yearbook, Association of Pacific Coast Geographers. Vol. 68: 33-52. Romig, Kevin. 2005. “The Upper Sonoran Lifestyle: Gated Communities in Scottsdale, Arizona” City and Community 4, 1: 67-86. Romig, Kevin. 2004. “The New Urban Anthem: Neoliberal Design and Political Fragmentation” Critical Planning 11, 1: 5-17. b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Abstracts:

4. Reports: Page 3 of 6

5. Book Reviews:

Romig, Kevin. 2007. “Exploring the Urban Community” Photogrammetry, Environment, and Remote Sensing, forthcoming. Romig, Kevin. 2002. “Democracy in Suburbia, Book Review” Cities 19, 6:69.

6. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

“Rescaling Community Formation” Association of American Geographers, April 2007, San Francisco, California " A Therapeutic Landscape? Contextualizing Methamphetamine in North Dakota" Southwest Division of the AAG, October 2006, Norman, Oklahoma. “Geographies of Methamphetamine in North Dakota” Association of American Geographers, March 2006, Chicago, Illinois. “Nostalgia, Community, and Place: Upper Sonora and the Lower Northland” Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, October 2005, Phoenix, Arizona. “The British Invasion of Suburbia” Association of American Geographers, April 2005, Denver, Colorado. “The Master-planned Sense of Community in Metropolitan Phoenix” Association of American Geographers, March 2004, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. “The Upper Sonoran Lifestyle: Gated Communities in Scottsdale, Arizona” Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, September, 2003, Portland, Oregon. “Gated Communities in Scottsdale, Arizona” Association of American Geographers, March 2003, New Orleans, Louisiana. “Gila Bend, Arizona: On the Road Somewhere Else” Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, October 2002, San Bernardino, California. “Anthem: Search for Tomorrowland in Arizona” Association of American Geographers, March 2002, Los Angeles, California. “Musical Landscapes of California” Association of American Geographers, April 2000, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. “From Love-ins to Drive-bys: Changing Representations of California in Popular Music” Association of American Geographers, March 1999, Honolulu, Hawaii. “The Air Passenger Hinterland of the Washington-Baltimore Region” Middle States/Middle Atlantic Division of the Association of American Geographers, October 1996, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations:

“Geographies of Methamphetamine Abuse in North Dakota” NIDA/AAG Geography and Drug Addiction Symposium, Chicago, Illinois, March 2006. “A Master Planned Sense of Place” Page 4 of 6

Department of Geography and Earth Science, UNC Charlotte, April 2005. “Rural Medicine and GIS: Finding Connections and Planning Collaboration” Center for Rural Heath, University of North Dakota, February 2005. “Field Trip: A Tale of Two Cities: Old and New Downtown LA in the Lower Financial District” Association of American Geographers, March 2002. “Images of California in Popular Music” Department of Geography, University of Southern California, February 2000.

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

The Geography of Methamphetamine Offenses in North Dakota. National Institute of Justice Data Resources Program, 2005, $30,664.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

Researching Community Engagement in Diverse Architectural Landscapes, Research Enhancement Program, Texas State University-San Marcos, $7441. Using GIS to Analyze and Predict Spaces of Methamphetamine Abuse in North Dakota. Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Grant, UND Office of Research, Development, and Compliance, Spring 2005, $892.

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

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A. University:

B. Departmental:

Chairperson, Website Committee, 2007-08, Department of Geography, Texas State University- San Marcos. Secreatary, Scholarships and Awards Committee, 2006-2007, Departement of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos. Website Committee, 2006-2007, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos. Search Committee Chair, Economic Geographer Position, University of North Dakota, 2005-06. Geographical Issues Forum Coordinator, 2004-06, University of North Dakota.

C. Community:

D. Professional:

Manuscript Reviewer, Urban Affairs Review, Winter 2005 Manuscript Reviewer, City and Community, Fall 2005, Summer 2006 Mansucript Reviewer, Urban Geography, Summer 2005

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

Association of American Geographers Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Association of Pacific Coast Geographers National Council on Geographic Education Popular Culture Association

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

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TEXAS STATE VITA

I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

NAME TITLE Pamela Sands Showalter Research Associate Professor

EDUCATION Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1993 U. of Colorado-Boulder Geography “Prognostications of Doom: Exploring Response to Predictions of Impending Earthquakes”

M.A. 1989 Arizona State University Anthropology “A Landsat Thematic Mapper Analysis of the Hohokam Canal System, Phoenix, Arizona”

B.A. 1976 Vanderbilt University English

EXPERIENCE Position University Date

Director JMLC* Fall 2007 Research Associate Professor Texas State University* 2002-Present Associate Professor Texas State University 2000-2002 Assistant Professor Texas State University 1997-2000 Assistant Professor University of Toledo 1993-1997

(*James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research) (** Texas State University [TSU-SM] was "Southwest Texas State University" until 2003)

Non-academic professional history from 1976-1993 available upon request.

COURSES TAUGHT Graduate Advanced Geographic Research Design Applied Digital Image Analysis Digital Remote Sensing Environmental Perception Remote Sensing Remote Sensing and the Environment Research Design and Methods

Undergraduate-Upper Division Environmental Applications of Remote Sensing Environmental Hazards and Land Management Environmental Management Remote Sensing Geographic Perception: The Influence of the Arts Geographic Research and Natural Hazards Physical Geography Remote Sensing Urban Geography

Undergraduate-Lower Division Introduction to Environmental Management Environmental Geography Physical Geography

Independent Research Supervised (Graduate) 2002 Susan Dunham (Change Detection of Agricultural Crops-TSU-SM) 1996 David Gideon (Image Analysis Software Comparison–ERDAS Imagine v ER Mapper-UToledo) Donna Johnston (Landscape Perception-UToledo) Christine Schlutt (Coastal Erosion-UToledo) 1995 Jerry Bower (The Influence of the Arts in Environmental Perception-UToledo) Murat Karabulut (Physical Geography Floodplain Management-UToledo) 1994 Jim Ashley (Physical Aspects of Environmental Perception-UToledo) Denise Boyer (Water Resource Management Using Remote Sensing Satellite Imagery-UToledo) Jennifer Grabel (Catholic Migration to the Great Plains-UToledo) Grisel Marrero (Remote Sensing Image Processing Techniques-UToledo)

Independent Research Supervised (Upper Division) 2001 Honors Thesis Advisor, Fall: Matthew Heinemann (Environmental Audit- TSU-SM) Steve Harvell (Developing a hazards curriculum for 6th graders-TSU-SM) 1999 Jay Jordon (Delineating Ash Juniper Using DOQQs-TSU-SM) Rebecca Sneddiker (Florida and South Carolina Eastern Coastal County Hurricane Evacuation Internet Plan Analysis-TSU-SM) 1994 Galen McCollum (Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems:Relationships and Interactions-UToledo)

COURSE PROPOSALS The following courses proposals were approved by the Council of Arts and Sciences as additions to the catalog of courses offered by UToledo: Digital Image Analysis Environmental Planning Geographic Perception: The Influence of the Arts Geographic Research and Natural Hazards Gender Issues in Geography

DISSERTATION–COMMITTEE MEMBER 2007 Charles Yorke (TSU-SM) 2004 Karen Bartell (TSU-SM) 2002-2004

Mimi Rogers (Department of Biology, TSU-SM) 2001-2002 Linda Prosperie (TSU-SM) 2000-2001 Linda Prosperie (TSU-SM) 1999-2000 Lisa DeChano (TSU-SM) “Geohazard Perception in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA” Linda Prosperie (TSU-SM) 1998-1999 Lisa DeChano (TSU-SM) 1997-1998 Lisa DeChano (TSU-SM)

THESES–RESEARCH ADVISOR/COMMITTEE CHAIR 2001-2002 Cynthia Castle (TSU-SM) Sue Dunham (TSU-SM) David Jordon (TSU-SM) Alexandra Marsh (TSU-SM) 2000-2001 Kathy Alexander (TSU-SM) (graduated December, 2001) “A Flood Model of NE Austin, Texas” Christy-Ann Archuleta (TSU-SM) (graduated May, 2001) “Brazoria County, Texas Hurricane Inland Flooding and Farm Animal Waste: A Risk Assessment” Michele Blair (TSU-SM) (graduated August, 2001) “Impacts Of Recreational Watercraft Use On Concentrations Of Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) In Surface Waters In Texas” Cynthia Castle (TSU-SM) 1999-2000 Kathy Alexander (TSU-SM) Christine Belviso (TSU-SM) “Creating a Suitability Map of Nesting Habitat for the Golden-Cheeked Warbler (Dendroica chrysoparia) in Hays County, Texas” Terrance Booth (TSU-SM), “Combining a Multispectral Satellite Image and Ancillary Data for Vegetation Classification in Big Bend National Park” 1998-1999 Kathy Alexander (TSU-SM) Terrance Booth (TSU-SM) 1997-1998 Kathy Alexander (TSU-SM) 1996-1997 Eric Michael (UToledo) Lan Mu (UToledo) Christine Schlutt (UToledo) Cheryl Strack (UToledo) 1995-1996 Denise Boyer–Floodplain Management Utilizing GIS: A Case Study of Pioneer, Ohio (UToledo)

Murat Karabulut–An Examination of the Tiffin River Floodplain, Ohio (UToledo) Grisel Marrero–Flood Analysis Using Remote Sensing Satellite Images: Case Study St. Charles-St. Louis Area, Missouri (UToledo) Eric Michael (UToledo) Christine Schlutt (UToledo) Patty Worso–The Application of GIS Technology for Disaster Medical Assistance Teams Providing Aid in Response to a Natural Disaster (Utoledo)

1994-1995 Grisel Marrero (UToledo) Denise Boyer (UToledo)

THESES–COMMITTEE MEMBER (Department of Geography, unless otherwise noted) 2005-Present Corrie Colvin (TSU-SM) 2005-2006 Matthew Chambers (TSU-SM) 2000-2001 Christopher Ringstaff (TSU-SM) Cathryn Springer (nee Anderson) (TSU-SM) 1999-2000 Wendy Bigler (TSU-SM) Matt Ramspott (TSU-SM) Christopher Ringstaff (TSU-SM) Mia Sealy (TSU-SM) 1996-1997 Jerry Bower (UToledo) Marci Cole (UT-Dept. of Biology) Godwin Djietror (UToledo) Gopal Thirumalai (UToledo-Dept. of Civil Engineering) Jeff Savino (UToledo-Dept. of Biology) 1995-1996 Jerry Bower (UToledo) Marci Cole (UToledo-Dept. of Biology) Chaitanya Deshmukh (UToledo-Dept. of Civil Engineering) Jay Gatrell (UToledo) Theresa McDonald (UToledo) Karen Morris (Univ. of Colorado-Colorado Springs, Dept. of Geography) Jeff Savino (UToledo-Dept. of Biology) Gopal Thirumalai (UToledo-Dept. of Civil Engineering) 1994-1995 Scott Eder (UToledo) Tom Grover (UToledo) Mary Meeker (UToledo) Martha Siders (UToledo) 1993-1994 Jim Hipple (UToledo)

DIRECTED RESEARCH–ADVISOR/COMMITTEE CHAIR 2000-2001

Russell (TSU-SM) Bryan Dopp (TSU-SM) (graduated May, 2001) “Creating a GIS Model to Improve Shelter Performance” Ellen Lewis (TSU-SM) (graduated December, 2001) “Hazard Mitigation Incorporated in Post-hurricane Reconstruction on a Florida Barrier Island” 1998-1999 Steve Schwelling (TSU-SM), “Habitat Prediction for Texas Trailing Phlox (Phloxnivalis ssp.texensis) Using Thematic Mapper and Ancillary Data in a Geographic Information System” Michael Wilder (TSU-SM)

DIRECTED RESEARCH–COMMITTEE MEMBER 2000 James Wachter (TSU-SM) 1999 Kelly Innerarity (TSU-SM) 1997-1998 Jeff Cook (TSU-SM)

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Association of American Geographers (AAG) Environment and Behavior Specialty Group-AAG Hazards Specialty Group-AAG Literati Club Remote Sensing Specialty Group-AAG

SERVICE-UNIVERSITY Elected to Graduate Faculty-TSU-SM, 1997 Academic Computing Committee, College of Arts and Sciences-UToledo, 1996-1997 Arts and Sciences Representative, College of Arts and Sciences-UToledo, 1996 Steering/Executive Committee, Lake Erie Soil and Water Research and Education Center, College of Arts and Sciences-UToledo, 1994-1995 Building Committee, Lake Erie Soil and Water Research and Education Center, College of Arts and Sciences-UToledo, 1994-1997 Program Committee, Lake Erie Soil and Water Research and Education Center, College of Arts and Sciences-UToledo, 1994-1996 Member, University Women's Commission-UToledo, 1994-1997 Member, Scholarship Committee, University Women's Commission-UToledo, 1994- 1996 Member, Nominations Committee, Outstanding UT Women Award, University Women's Commission-UToledo, 1996 Chair, Women's Issues, and member of Board of Directors, University Women's Commission-UToledo, 1995-1997 Elected Associate Member of the Graduate Faculty-UToledo, 1994

SERVICE-COLLEGE/SCHOOL Member, Search Committee for Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences, UT, 1996 Member, Search Committee for Director of College Computing, UT, 1996-1997 Member, College Computer Advisory Steering Committee, UT, 1995-1997 Member, Ecology Search Committee, Department of Biology, UT, 1995

Environmental Studies Program Representative, UT, 1994-1997 Environmental Studies Program BA Curriculum Subcommittee Member, UT, 1995-1997

SERVICE-DEPARTMENT Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, Geography Victims of New York Terrorist Attack, Fall 2001 Chair, Assistant Professor GIScience search committee, Fall 2001 Member, Evaluation Committee-TSU-SM, 2001-2002 Member, Graduate Committee-TSU-SM, 2000-2001 MAG Concentration Advisor, Cartography/Remote Sensing, 2000-2002 Member, GIScience Search Committee-TSU-SM, January 2001 Member, Academic Program Review Ad Hoc Committee, 2000 Member, Five-Year PhD Review Ad Hoc Committee, 2000 Member, PhD in GIScience Proposal Ad Hoc Committee, 2000-2001 Member, Personnel Committee, 1999-2002 Member, GIS Search Committee No.1-TSU-SM, March 1999 Member, Colloquium Committee-TSU-SM, 1999 Recording Secretary, Colloquium Committee-TSU-SM, 1998 Chair, Scholarship and Awards Committee-TSU-SM, 1997-2002 Center Scholar, Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, TSU-SM, 1997-Present Advisor, Resource and Environmental concentration-TSU-SM, 1997-2002 Recording Secretary, Equipment Committee-TSU-SM, 1997-1999 Member, Student Assessment Committee-UToledo, 1997 Graduate Advisor-UToledo, 1996-1997 Interim Graduate Advisor-UToledo, 1996 Chair, Graduate Curriculum Committee-UToledo, 1996-1997 Chair, GEPL Computer Facilities Committee-UToledo, 1995-1997 Chair, GIS Search Committee-UToledo, 1995-1996 Director, Remote Sensing Laboratory-UToledo, 1993-1997 Graduate Recruiter-UToledo, 1993-1996 A&S Council Representative-UToledo, 1994-1996 Member, Graduate Curriculum Committee-UToledo, 1993-1996

SERVICE-PROFESSIONAL Editorships Copy Editor, Research in Geographic Education, 2004-2005 Acting Associate Editor, Natural Hazards Review, 2001

Manuscript Reviewer Disasters: The Journal of Disaster Policy, Studies and Management Environmental Hazards: Human and Policy Dimensions Environmental Management Geographical Bulletin International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation Lakes and Reservoirs: Research and Management Multihazard Mitigation Council, National Institute of Building Sciences Natural Hazards Informer Natural Hazards Review Natural Resources Forum The Organization of American States Professional Geographer

Turkish Journal of Earth Sciences Urban Affairs Review

Proposal Reviewer National Science Foundation $ Academic Research Infrastructure Program Earthquake Systems Integration, Division of Civil and Mechanical Systems $ Earthquake Systems Integration, Division of Biological and Critical Systems U.S. Geological Survey $ External Grants Program $ National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program

Consultant Annenberg Foundation, “Power of Place” world geography videotape series, content consultant for update of South Africa case study, 2000. Advisory Board, Association of Rural Community Emergency Managers, 2001-Present

Conference/Meeting Participation 2002 Special Introductory Session. 27th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, July 12-16.

2001 Session Moderator: "Research in Hazards by New Professionals-I.” 26th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, July 15-18.

Session Moderator: "Research in Hazards by New Professionals-II.” 26th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, July 15-18.

2000 Invited principal convention speaker, 31st Annual South Dakota State Geography Convention, Brookings, SD, March 16-18. Title of presentation, “The Hydra of Geographic Research.” [unable to attend due to illness]

1999 Chair, Session 24, “Special Session: The Great October Flood of 1998," Annual Meeting, Southwest Division, Association of American Geographers, October 20-24, San Marcos, Texas.

Invited panel discussant, “Y2K: An Unnatural Hazard.” 24th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, July 11-14.

Session Moderator: “Hurricane Georges: The Accuracy of Media Reports.” 24th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, July 11-14.

Invited panel discussant, “Hazards and Culture,” Hazards Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Hawaii, April.

1998 Plenary Session Recorder, “El Nino: Impacts and Effects on Emergency Management and Hazard Mitigation.” 23rd Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado. Prepared session summary for publication. July [see below].

1996 Session Moderator: "Use of Satellite Data and the Internet for Disaster Planning and Response." 21st Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Denver, Colorado, July 7-10.

Invited panelist, Linking theory and practice: New answers to old problems. For session, “New Methods for Hazards Research in Geography.” Add-on conference sponsored by the Hazards Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers. Charleston, SC. April.

1995 Chair, Session X, "Environmental Risks and Hazards," Annual Meeting, East Lakes Division, Association of American Geographers, October 20-21, Toledo, Ohio.

Invited plenary speaker: Synthesizing the knowledge. 20th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, CO.

Invited discussant: "Disaster Vulnerability and Emergency Management in Puerto Rico," for session entitled, "Community Issues in Emergency Management." Academy of Business Administration 1995 International Conference, London, England. June, 1995.

1994 Invited participation: at request of the US Geological Survey (USGS), was flown to Washington, DC for a one-day meeting with Anthony Crone and John Sims (USGS), and Joanne Nigg (University of Delaware, Disaster Research Center) at USGS headquarters in Reston, Virginia. Meeting purpose: to begin an assessment of social scientists' participation in the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program and explore ways to increase such participation. November.

Concurrent Session Recorder, “Information Technology and Hazards Management,” 19th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado. Prepared session summary for publication. July [see below].

1993 Invited panelist, Exploring response to predictions of impending earthquakes, for session, After the Parkfield Experiment.” 18th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, CO. July.

Invited panelist, GIS, cartography, and natural hazards, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA (asked to serve as a replacement for Gilbert F. White). April.

Other 1999 Student Paper Competition Judge, Southwest Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, October, San Marcos, Texas.

1993-1995 Student Director, Hazards Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers.

SERVICE-COMMUNITY 2005-Present

Member, Board of Adjustment, Village of Wimberley, Texas. 2004-2005 Videographer, Video Editor, and Alto II, Tapestry Singers, Austin, Texas 2003 Chair, Village of Wimberley, Texas, Planning and Zoning Commission 2002 Commissioner, Village of Wimberley, Texas, Planning and Zoning Commission 2001 Commissioner, Village of Wimberley, Texas, Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Liaison to Village of Wimberley, Texas Comprehensive Plan Committee, 2000-2001 Interim Chair, Village of Wimberley, Texas, Comprehensive Plan Committee, February- March 2001 Member, Hays County, Texas, Parks Advisory Board, 2000-2001 2000 Commissioner, Village of Wimberley, Texas, Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Liaison to Village of Wimberley, Texas, Comprehensive Plan Committee Member, Hays County, Texas, Parks Advisory Board Member, Master Plan Committee, Hays County, Texas, Parks Advisory Board Member, Survey Committee, Hays County, Texas, Parks Advisory Board Member, Mapping Action Team for incorporation effort, Keep Wimberley Beautiful (PAC), Wimberley, Texas 1994 Invited speaker, Seventh Annual Women in Science Career Day, Lourdes College. Sponsored by Ohio Academy of Science; Women in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Consortium of Ohio; and Lourdes College. November. 1992 Invited speaker, "Earthquake Predictions and the Media." Science symposium entitled, "The Science and Technology of Natural and Man-Made Disasters." Rangeview High School, Boulder, Colorado. April.

II. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE BOOKS Scholarly Monographs In Development Showalter, Pamela S., and Yongmei Lu. Working Title: Geotechnological Contributions to Urban Hazard Analysis. Springer Verlag.

Edited Proceedings 1992 Showalter, Pamela S. (editor). Multiobjective Approaches to Floodplain Management. Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Association of State Floodplain Managers, Grand Rapids, Michigan, May 18-22. Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. Boulder, Colorado: University of Colorado, 320 pp.

1999 Showalter, Pamela S. and Matthew Ramspott (compilers). The Use of Remote Sensing in Detecting and Analyzing Natural Hazards and Disasters, 1972-1998: A Partially Annotated Bibliography. Occasional Paper No. 1, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental

Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University. 102 pp.

1993 Showalter, Pamela S., William E. Riebsame, and Mary Fran Myers. Natural Hazard Trends in the United States: A Preliminary Review for the 1990s. Working Paper No. 83. Natural Hazards Research and Information Center. Boulder, Colorado: University of Colorado, 49 pp.

1992 Showalter, Pamela S., and Mary Fran Myers. Natural Hazards as the Cause of Technological Emergencies: A Review of the Decade 1980-1989. Working Paper No. 78, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. Boulder, Colorado: University of Colorado, 126 pp.

1991 Showalter, Pamela S. Field Observations in Memphis During the New Madrid Earthquake "Projection" of 1990: How Pseudoscience Affected a Region. Working Paper No. 71, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. Boulder, Colorado: University of Colorado, 45 pp.

BOOK CHAPTERS 2003 Showalter, Pamela S., Michael Silberbauer, and Alison Howman. “Satellite Imagery‟s Role in Understanding the Impact of Residential Growth on Water Quality in a South African Catchment.” ARGWorld Activities from the Association of American Geographers. NY: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston.

2001 Brown, B., P.S. Showalter, A. Burkett, and A. Ross, 2001. GEO 5190G Module Seven: Sub-Saharan Africa, 2001 Edition. Filmed segments and wrote study guide material for two modules on Sub-Saharan Africa for an Independent Study Course by Correspondence for the Office of Continuing Education.

PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES 2001 Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise, Kate A. Berry, Pamela Sands Showalter. "Should flood insurance be mandatory?: Insights in the wake of the 1997 New Year's Day flood in Reno-Sparks, Nevada," Applied Geography 21: 199-221.

Showalter, Pamela S. “Remote Sensing‟s Use in Disaster Research: A Review.” Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 10(1): 21-29.

1998 Showalter, Pamela S. “Responding to Unconventional Millennial Predictions.” Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 7(4): 273-280.

1995 Showalter, Pamela S. “Natural Hazards as the Cause of Toxic Spills in the United States, With Some Notes on Liability.” The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance: Issues and Practice 20(76): 325-335.

Showalter, Pamela S. “One Newspaper's Coverage of 1990 Earthquake Prediction.” The

Newspaper Research Journal 16(2): 2-13.

1994 Showalter, Pamela S., and Mary Fran Myers. “Natural Disasters in the United States as the Release Agent of Oil, Chemicals, or Radiological Materials Between 1980-1989: Analysis and Recommendations.” Risk Analysis 14(2): 169-182.

1993 Showalter, Pamela S. “Prognostication of Doom: An Earthquake Prediction's Effect on Four Small Communities.” International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 11(3): 279- 292.

Showalter, Pamela S. “A Thematic Mapper Analysis of the Hohokam Canal System, Phoenix, Arizona.” Journal of Field Archaeology 20(1): 77-90.

1990 Stark, Barbara L., and Pamela S. Showalter. “Reconocimiento en la Mixtequilla Sur-central de Veracruz.” Arqueologia 4: 67-86. (New series Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, Mexico, D.F.)

PEER-REVIEWED PROCEEDINGS ARTICLES Forthcoming Pulich, Warren, Jr., Pamela S. Showalter, and Corrie Colvin. “Hall‟s and Chocolate Bayou Watersheds and Water Quality Protection by Native Habitats.” Proceedings, State of the Bay Symposium, Galveston, Texas, Jan. 23-25.

2001 Archuleta, Christy-Ann and Pamela S. Showalter. “Using GIS to Estimate Flood Risk to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) in Brazoria County, Texas.” Papers and Proceedings of the 24nd Annual Applied Geography Conference, Volume 24, pp. 130-139. Ft. Worth, TX, Nov. 14-17.

2000 Schwelling, Steven R., Pamela S. Showalter, Jason R. Singhurst, and C. Duane German. Habitat Prediction for Texas Trailing Phlox (Phlox nivalis ssp. texensis) Using Landsat Thematic Mapper and Ancillary Biophysical Data. ESRI User Conference 2000 Proceedings. http://www.esri.com/library/userconf/proc00/professional/papers/PAP120/p120.htm. 18 pp.

Showalter, Pamela S., Michael Silberbaur, J. Moolman, and Alison M. Howman. “Revisiting Rietspruit: Land Cover Change and Water Quality in South Africa.” Proceedings of the 28th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, Cape Town, South Africa, March 27-31, pp. 28-31.

1999 Showalter, Pamela S. “A Methodological Exploration of the Use of Remote Sensing in Disaster Research.” Papers and Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Applied Geography Conference, Volume 22, Charlotte, NC, Oct. 13-16, pp. 151-158.

1996 Showalter, Pamela S. “Millennium Madness: What Emergency Management Might Face

Over the Next Few Years.” In International Business Practices: Contemporary Readings 1996 Edition, Sammy G. Amin and Sam Fullerton, editors, pp. 542-547. Cumberland, Maryland: Academy of Business Administration.

1994 Showalter, Pamela S. “Natural Hazards as the Cause of Toxic Spills in the United States, With Some Notes on Liability.” Proceedings of the M.O.R.E. 10 - Seminar on Environment and Insurability, 1st Volume, Courbevoie, Paris, 31-50.

Showalter, Pamela S. “A Guide for Responding to Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Proceedings of the Fifth U.S. National Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Volume III, Chicago, Illinois, 1035-1044.

OTHER ARTICLES 1991 Showalter, Pamela S., and William E. Riebsame. “Seismic Soothsaying: Messages from New Madrid.” Natural Hazards Observer 15(4): 1-2.

Showalter, Pamela S. “The Browning Prediction–Lessons for the Earthquake Program Manager.” Workshop Proceedings, Second Biennial Earthquake Program Information Exchange Workshop, Golden, Colorado, pp. 30-31.

ABSTRACTS 2007 Pulich, Warren, Jr., Pamela S. Showalter, and Corrie Colvin. “Hall‟s and Chocolate Bayou Watersheds and Water Quality Protection by Native Habitats.” American Association for the Advancement of Science, Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division, Houston, Texas, April 18-21.

Pulich, Warren, Jr., Pamela S. Showalter, and Corrie Colvin. “Hall‟s and Chocolate Bayou Watersheds and Water Quality Protection by Native Habitats.” State of the Bay Symposium, Galveston, Texas, Jan. 23-25.

2000 Schwelling, Steven R., Pamela S. Showalter, Jason R. Singhurst, and C. Duane German. Locating Habitat for the Texas Trailing Phlox Using Satellite Imagery and Ancillary Data in a GIS. ESRI User Conference 2000. 1 pp. (See Schwelling et al., 2000, under Proceedings articles, above.) http://www.esri.com/library/userconf/proc00/professional/abstracts/a120.htm

Showalter, Pamela S., Michael Silberbaur, J. Moolman, and Alison M. Howman. “Revisiting Rietspruit: Land Cover Change and Water Quality in South Africa.” The 28th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, Cape Town, South Africa, March 27-31. Page numbers tba.

1999 Showalter, Pamela S. “What‟s Up with Y2K?” Abstracts, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. R99-26.

1998 Showalter, Pamela S. “Responding to Unconventional Millennial Predictions.” Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal 7(4): 270.

Blanchard-Boehm, R. Denise, Pamela S. Showalter, and Kate A. Berry. “Flood Insurance: Mandated Coverage and Home Owner Response in Reno-Sparks, Nevada Following the 1997 New Year’s Day Flood.” Abstracts, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. R98-1.

Showalter, Pamela S., R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm, and Kate A. Berry. “Flood Insurance Policies as Hazard Mitigation: A Western Nevada Case Study of Single Family Homeowners Following a Major Flood.” Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, April, Boston, Massachusetts, p. 731.

1996 Showalter, Pamela S. “Hazards Management and the Millennium: What the Future May Hold.” Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, North Carolina, April, p. 270.

1994 Showalter, Pamela S. “Natural Hazards as the Cause of Toxic Spills in the United States, With Some Notes on Liability.” Abstracts, Etudes et Dossiers No. 189, M.O.R.E. 10 Seminar, 1st Volume, Paris-Courbevoie, p. 29.

Showalter, Pamela S. “Natural Hazards as the Cause of Toxic Spills in the United States, With Some Notes on Liability.” The M.O.R.E. 10-Seminar on Environment and Insurability, Summaries of Papers, Paris-Courbevoie, no page number.

Showalter, Pamela S. “A Guide for Responding to Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Abstract, Proceedings of the Fifth U.S. National Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Volume III, Chicago, Illinois, p. 1035.

Showalter, Pamela S. “Natural Hazards in the United States as Release Agents of Oil, Chemicals, or Radiological Materials Between 1980-1989: Analysis and Recommendations.” Abstracts, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, p. 347.

Showalter, Pamela S. “Responding to Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Abstracts,19th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. R94-29.

1993 Showalter, Pamela S. “Exploring Response to Predictions of Impending Earthquakes.” Abstracts, 18th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. R93-27.

1992 Showalter, Pamela S. “The Role of the Geologist in Predicting Earthquakes". The Professional Geologist 29(6): 6.

Showalter, Pamela S. “State Emergency Management Perceptions Regarding the Potential for Technological Emergencies Resulting from Natural Disasters.” Abstracts, 17th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. R92-24.

Showalter, Pamela S. and Mary Fran Myers. “Natural Hazards as the Cause of

Technological Emergencies: A Review of the Decade.” Abstracts, 17th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. CP92-5.

1991 Showalter, Pamela S. “The Browning Earthquake Forecast: Some Findings Regarding Public Response Prior to, and Following, December 3, 1990.” Abstract, 16th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. R91-22.

Showalter, Pamela S. “Field Observations in Memphis During the New Madrid Earthquake „Projection‟ of 1990: How Pseudoscience Affected a Region.” Abstract, 16th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, p. CP91-5.

BOOK REVIEWS 2007 Showalter, Pamela S. Review of Planning for the Unplanned: Recovering from Crises in Megacities by Aseem Inam. Professional Geographer 59(3): 390-393.

1999 Showalter, Pamela S. Review of Earthquake Fears, Predictions, and Preparations and Mid-America, by John E. Farley. Earthquake Spectra 15(3): 597-598.

Showalter, Pamela S. Review of The Gendered Terrain of Disaster: Through Women‟s Eyes, by Elaine Enarson and Betty Hearn Morrow. Journal of Political Ecology: Case Studies in History and the Social Sciences, Vol. 6, peer-reviewed electronic journal; review found at: http://www.library.arizona.edu/ej/jpe/volume_6/enarsonvol6.htm

1995 Showalter, Pamela S. Review of Volcanoes and Society, by David Chester (1993). Professional Geographer 47(3): 348-349.

1992 Showalter, Pamela S. Review of Environmental Grantmaking Foundations: 1992 Directory. Environment 35(4): 25.

PROFESSIONAL SESSION SUMMARIES 1998 Showalter, Pamela S., session summary on "El Nino: Impacts and Effects on Emergency Management and Hazard Mitigation,” 23rd Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop Workbook, Boulder, Colorado. July, p. S98-1.

1994 Showalter, Pamela S., session summary on "Information Technology and Hazards Management,” 19th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop Workbook, Boulder, Colorado. July, p. S94-12.

AWARDS 2003 American Planning Association, Central Texas Section, Award for City of Wimberley Comprehensive Plan. Austin, July.

2002

American Planning Association, State Special Recognition Award for City of Wimberley Comprehensive Plan. El Paso, October.

“Certificate of Appreciation”, Phoenix Disaster Services.

2001 American Planning Association, Central Texas Section, recognizing the City of Wimberley‟s entire Planning and Zoning Commission.

“Certificate of Appreciation, Community Volunteer”, City of Wimberley, May.

Nominated for the Graduate Forum Outstanding Teacher Award, Spring.

1994 Runner-up, Gilbert F. White dissertation award, Hazards Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers.

1991 Grand prize, graduate student paper. 1991 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Great Plains-Rocky Mountain Division, Laramie, Wyoming.

GRANTS External In Development Showalter, P. (PI), and Yongmei Lu (co-PI). “Counting Our Chickens: An Automated Method to Identify AFOs and CAFOs from Aerial Imagery.

Pulich, Warren (PI) and Pamela S. Showalter (co-PI). Application of Geotechniques to Issues in Coastal Best Management Practices. Texas Coastal Management Program (October due date).

2007 Showalter, P. (PI), and Sally Caldwell (co-PI). “Preserving Rural Landscapes and Agricultural Activities in Semi-Arid Urban Fringe Environments: Sustainability as a Potential Conflict Resolution Strategy.” United States Department of Agriculture, $175,000. Extended one year.

Pulich, W. (PI), and P. Showalter (consultant). “Landscape Monitoring of Seagrasses in the CBBEP Study Area,” UT-Marine Science Institute $10,000.

Pulich, W. (PI), and P. Showalter (consultant). “West Bay Habitat and Water Quality Protection Program--Phase III.” Galveston Bay Estuary Program, $50,000.

2006 Johnson, S. (PI), and P. Showalter (co-PI). “Preserving Rural Landscapes and Agricultural Activities in Semi-Arid Urban Fringe Environments: Sustainability as a Potential Conflict Resolution Strategy.” United States Department of Agriculture, $175,000. Year three of three.

Pulich, W. (PI), and P. Showalter (consultant). “Landscape Monitoring of Seagrasses in the CBBEP Study Area,” UT-Marine Science Institute $10,000.

Pulich, W. (PI), and P. Showalter (consultant). “West Bay Habitat and Water Quality Protection Program--Phase II.” Galveston Bay Estuary Program, $50,000.

2005 Johnson, S. (PI), and P. Showalter (co-PI). “Preserving Rural Landscapes and Agricultural Activities in Semi-Arid Urban Fringe Environments: Sustainability as a Potential Conflict Resolution Strategy.” United States Department of Agriculture, $175,000. Year two of three.

Pulich, W. (PI), and P. Showalter (consultant). “West Bay Habitat and Water Quality Protection Program--Phase II.” Galveston Bay Estuary Program, $32,295.

2004 Johnson, S. (PI), and P. Showalter (co-PI). “Preserving Rural Landscapes and Agricultural Activities in Semi-Arid Urban Fringe Environments: Sustainability as a Potential Conflict Resolution Strategy.” United States Department of Agriculture, $175,000. Year one of three.

Pulich, W. (PI), and P. Showalter (consultant). “Landscape Monitoring of Seagrasses in the CBBEP Study Area,” UT-Marine Science Institute $10,000.

2003 Johnson, S. (PI), and P. Showalter (co-PI). “Preserving Rural Landscapes and Agricultural Activities in Semi-Arid Urban Fringe Environments: Sustainability as a Potential Conflict Resolution Strategy.” United States Department of Agriculture, $175,000. Funds enabled as of September 2003–Three year granting period.

2001 Showalter, P. “Flooding and Contained Animal Feeding Operations.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $3360. Graduate student support included for one-week site visit.

1999 Showalter, P. “Anatomy of a Na-Tech Event.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $2960. Graduate student support included for one-week site visit.

1998 Showalter, P. “Anatomy of a Na-Tech Event.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $2860. Grad student support included to support one-week site visit.

Showalter, P. (PI), R.D. Blanchard-Boehm (co-PI), and D. Butler (co-PI). “Response to Flooding in a University Community.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Emergency Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $585.

1997 Showalter, P. “Studying the Affects of Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $1538.

1996 Showalter, P. “Studying the Affects of Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $1538.

1995 Showalter, P., Sam Attoh, Henry Moon, and Neil Reid (all co-PIs). "Global Change in Local Places." National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), $110,078. Department of Geography and Planning-UToled; proposal for the university to be one of the three test sites for the Association of American Geographers major proposal. September 1995-March 1996, acted as interim-Principal Investigator for the grant at request of Henry Moon after he was appointed Interim Dean of University College. May 1996, William Muraco named Principal Investigator after Henry Moon was appointed Dean of University College.

Showalter, P. “Studying the Affects of Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $1154.

1994 Showalter, P. “Studying the Affects of Unconventional Earthquake Predictions.” Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado, Boulder, $1060.

University 1997 University Lectures Committee (TSU-SM), $1500. Fall 1998 campus visit and colloquium presentation by Alison Moira Howman, Acting Director, Institute for Water Quality Studies, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Pretoria, South Africa.

Small Grants Fund for Research Support (UToledo), $300, "Telephone Survey of Flood Victims in Reno-Sparks, Nevada."

Center for Teaching Excellence Small Grants Fund for Teaching (UToledo), $90, to acquire videos for use in teaching Remote Sensing of Environment.

Faculty Development Funds (UToledo), $380, to attend the Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Ft. Worth, TX, April 1-6.

Center for Teaching Excellence Small Grants Fund for Teaching (UToledo), $200, to acquire remote sensing image data sets for use by students in remote sensing classes, for Directed Readings, and Theses.

1996 Foundation Program Excellence Award (UToledo), $4500, "A Workshop to Facilitate Multidisciplinary Research Using Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) at the Lake Erie Soil and Water Research and Education Center," category: Distinguished Lecturer, guest: Alison Howman, Deputy Director, Institute for Water Quality Studies, Department of Forestry and Water Affairs, Pretoria, South Africa.

Student Technology Fee Computer Equipment Proposal (UToledo), $45,227. Developed and submitted in association with Sam Attoh and Pete Lindquist. Faculty Development Funds (UToledo), $1135, to attend the "Vic Falls Conference on Aquatic Systems," Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, July.

1995 Student Computer Fee Equipment Proposal (UToledo), $14,608. Developed and submitted in association with William Muraco.

1994 Center for Teaching Excellence Small Grants Fund for Teaching (UToledo), $286, acquisition of a remote sensing data set to enable students to perform change detection.

1991 Travel grants from the Graduate School and Department of Geography, University of Colorado-Boulder, ~ $600, to present a paper at the Research Conference on Public and Media Response to Earthquake Forecasts, May 16-18, 1991, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.

Committee on University Scholarly Publications, University of Colorado-Boulder, $400, a subvention grant to cover page costs incurred by having article accepted in the Journal of Field Archaeology.

1990 Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center Quick Response Grant, University of Colorado-Boulder, ~$600. Funding trip to Memphis, Tennessee for the purpose of data collection.

III. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES CONSULTANCIES 2004-Present “Landscape Monitoring of Seagrasses in the CBBEP Study Area.” University of Texas Marine Science Institute. Warren Pulitch PI, Advising on use of remote sensing, training of graduate students.

PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS 2007 Pulich, Warren, Jr., Pamela S. Showalter, and Corrie Colvin. “Hall‟s and Chocolate Bayou Watersheds and Water Quality Protection by Native Habitats.” American Association for the Advancement of Science, Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division, Houston, Texas, April 18-20.

Pulich, Warren, Jr., Pamela S. Showalter, and Corrie Colvin. “Hall‟s and Chocolate Bayou Watersheds and Water Quality Protection by Native Habitats.” State of the Bay Symposium, Galveston, Texas, Jan. 23-25.

2003 “CAFO Research Woes: Fun with Funders on a Controversial Research Topic.” Invited Presentation (with Dr. Sue Johnson, Sociology), Panel on Grant Funding, Annual Meetings of the Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society, Austin, TX. June.

“Projecting the Browning Projection on the Screen of Hindsight.” Invited panelist, Central US Earthquake Consortium Annual Meeting titled, “Communicating the Earthquake Risk: Two Decades of Collaboration „The Ongoing Challenge‟”. Nashville, TN, May 30-June 1.

2002 “Does Suburbia Disturbia? Or, How to Protect a Small Village (Tough Lessons Learned).” Last author with co-authors Walter B. Brown, Curt Busk, Sally Caldwell, and Marilee Wood. Invited presentation, American Planning Association Texas-New Mexico annual meeting, El Paso.

2001 “Using GIS to Estimate Flood Risk to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) in Brazoria County, Texas.” 24nd Annual Applied Geography Conference, Ft. Worth, TX, Nov. 14-17. Presenter and second author, with first author Christy-Ann Archuleta.

2000 “Revisiting Rietspruit: Land Cover Change and Water Quality in South Africa.” 28th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, Cape Town, South Africa, March 27-31. Presenter and first author, with co-authors Michael Silberbaur, J. Moolman, and Alison M. Howman of the Department of Water Affairs, Pretoria, SA.

“The Great Central Texas Flood of 1998: Experience of a University Community.” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, March/April, Pittsburgh. Co-author with R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm (presenter), Rich A. Earl, and David R. Butler.

1999 “A New Direction for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP): Theoretical and Practical Concerns.” Southwest Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Marcos, TX. Oct. 20-24. Co-author with R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm (presenter).

“A Methodological Exploration of the Use of Remote Sensing in Disaster Research.” Applied Geography Conference, Charlotte, NC. October 13-16.

“Revisiting Rietspruit: Land Cover Change and Water Quality in South Africa.” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI, April. Presenter and first author, with co-authors Michael Silberbaur, J. Moolman, and Alison M. Howman of the Department of Water Affairs, Pretoria, SA.

1998 “Flood insurance policies as hazard mitigation: a western Nevada case study of single family homeowners following a major flood.” Co-author with R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm (presenter) during the session, “Floods . . . And Floods of Studies”, 23rd Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, CO.

“Flood insurance policies as hazard mitigation: a western Nevada case study of single family homeowners following a major flood.” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, April, Boston, MA. Co-author with R. Denise Blanchard-Boehm and Kate Berry.

1996 “Hazards management and the millennium: what the future may hold.” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, April, Charlotte, NC.

1995 “Hazards management and the millennium: what the future may hold.” Association of American Geographers East Lakes Division Annual Meeting, October, Toledo, OH.

Invited paper, “Millennium madness: what emergency managers may face over the next few years.” For session: Emergency Management, the Environment, and Society, Academy of Business Administration 1995 International Conference, London, England.

Invited paper, “Of earthquake predictions and the coming millennium: the legacy of Iben Browning.” For session: Recent Research in Natural Hazards, Western Social Science Association, Oakland, CA, April 26-29.

1994 Invited panelist/paper, “Natural hazards as the cause of toxic spills in the United States, with some notes on liability.” The M.O.R.E. 10 Seminar on Environment and Liability, Paris, France.

Invited presentation, “A guide for responding to unconventional earthquake predictions.” Fifth U.S. National Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Chicago, IL.

Invited panelist/paper, special session, “The Browning earthquake prediction.” Fifth U.S. National Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Chicago, IL.

“Natural hazards in the United States as release agents of oil, chemicals, or radiological materials Between 1980-1989: analysis and recommendations.” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

1992 Invited panelist/paper, “Prognostications of doom: exploring response to warnings of impending earthquakes,” for technical session, "The Role of the Geologist in Predicting Earthquakes." 1992 Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Professional Geologists, Lake Tahoe, NV.

“State emergency management perceptions regarding the potential for technological emergencies resulting from natural disasters.” 17th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, CO.

1991 “The Browning earthquake forecast: some findings regarding public response prior to, and following, December 3, 1990.” Association of American Geographers Great Plains-Rocky Mountain Division Annual Meeting, Laramie, WY.

“The Browning earthquake forecast: some findings regarding public response prior to, and following, December 3, 1990,” for concurrent session, "The Aftermath of the New Madrid Earthquake Forecast: The Research Perspective." 16th Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Boulder, CO.

Invited panelist/paper, “The Browning „prediction‟: lessons for the earthquake program manager.” Second Biennial Earthquake Program Information Exchange Workshop, Golden, CO.

“Small community response to the New Madrid earthquake projection: preliminary

survey results.” Research Conference on Public and Media Response to Earthquake Forecasts, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, IL, May 16-18.

1989 “A Thematic Mapper Analysis of the Hohokam Canal System, Phoenix, Arizona.” 31st Annual Conference of the Western Social Science Association, Albuquerque, NM.

1986 “Stone tools at Shoofly.” The Pecos Conference, Payson, AZ.

INVITED DEPARTMENTAL PRESENTATIONS AND COLLOQUIA 1998 “Environmental Perception.” April 30. Panel participant with David Stea, National Association of Environmental Professionals meeting, Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

“The Center for Hazards and Environmental Geography.” April 8. Panel participant with David Butler, Rich Earl, David Stea, and Craig Colten, for the Geography Club, Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

Invited lecture, Advanced Seminar in Environmental Geography (7370), at invitation of Dave Butler. Spring semester.

1997 “Hippo (and Other) Hazards in South Africa.” November 20. Colloquium, Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

“The Sky is Falling! Millennial Fear as Reasonable, Rational, and Adaptive Response to the Environment.” May 16. Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

Invited lecture, Environmental Science class, February 28. Department of Geography, Florida State University.

“Environmental Perception and the Millennium: Cause for Alarm?” February 27. Colloquium, Department of Geography, Florida State University.

1996 “African Dreams: South Africa and Zimbabwe Through the Eyes of a Hazards Geographer.” October. Colloquium, Department of Geography, Kent State University.

“South Africa: A Safari Photo Essay.” May. Colloquium, Department of Geography and Planning, UToledo.

Invited lecture, Current Problems in Ecology/Conservation Biology class. February. Department of Biology, UToledo.

Invited lecture, Environmental Seminar course. February. Department of Biology, UToledo.

“Quake Quackery: Exploring Response to the 1990 New Madrid Earthquake Prediction.” February. Colloquium, Department of Geography, University of South Carolina.

1995 Laser disc use in the classroom. October. During, “Multimedia workshop: Creative uses of multimedia for classroom instruction,” UToledo.

The multimediated classroom, July. Department of Geography, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.

Laser disc use in the classroom. April. Grand opening ceremonies for new multimedia classrooms. UToledo.

Great Lakes research in the Department of Geography and Planning, UToledo. October. Great Lakes Aquatic Ecosystem Research Consortium Colloquium.

1994 Remote sensing laboratory demonstration of coastal zone image processing, Great Lakes Aquatic Ecosystem Research Consortia Colloquium. October 1994. Two students assisted. UToledo.

1991 “Small Town Response to the New Madrid Earthquake Projection: Preliminary Survey Results.” April. Environment and Behavior Program, Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado--Boulder.

WORKSHOP 1996 In association with the UT Foundation Distinguished Lecturer grant ($4000; see Grants: University-Funded, above), organized three campus presentations by Alison Howman, Deputy Director, Institute for Water Quality Studies, that included, "A Workshop to Facilitate Multidisciplinary Research Using Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) at the Lake Erie Soil and Water Research and Education Center," jointly presented by the Department of Geography and Planning and the Lake Erie Soil and Water Research and Education Center. October/ November 1996.

IV. OTHER DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE/ACTIVITIES 2000 “Scholarships and Awards Totaling Over $17,000 Distributed at Alumni Reunion” The News, Fall, (newsletter of the Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM), forthcoming.

“Department Represented at South African Conference.” GeoNews (newsletter of the Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM), Fall. p.13.

1998 “Faculty Represent TSU-SM at Hazards Conference,” The News, Fall, p. 11 (newsletter of the Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM).

“An Environmental Research Trip to South Africa,” article published in The News, Fall, p. 11 (newsletter of the Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM).

Remote sensing laboratory demonstration, Texas Coordinating Board of Higher Education, October 15. Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

“A South African Perspective,” article published in GeoNews, III (7): 7 (newsletter of the

Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM).

Organized departmental visit and colloquium presentation of Alison Howman, Acting Director of the Institute for Water Quality Studies, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Pretoria, South Africa.

Remote sensing laboratory demonstration, ATX Technologies. April 16. Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

Remote sensing laboratory demonstration, CAPCO GIS. February 6. Department of Geography and Planning, TSU-SM.

1997 In association with the UT Foundation Distinguished Lecturer grant ($4000; see Grants: University-Funded, above), organized a colloquium by Dr. Sally Wolff-King, Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Adjunct Professor, Department of English, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. Using information from her recently published book, "Talking About William ," (which focuses on the use of geographic "place" in Faulkner's work), Dr. Wolff-King presented a colloquium entitled, "The Geography of Faulkner's Landscape." March 10.

1996 In association with the UT Foundation Distinguished Lecturer grant ($4000; see Grants: University-Funded, above), organized three campus presentations by Alison Howman, Deputy Director, Institute for Water Quality Studies, that included: 1) "Gender: Is it an Issue in South Africa?" presented at a University Women's Commission luncheon; and 2) "Remote Sensing and GIS in Water Resources Management: Experiences from South Africa," a colloquium presented under the auspices of the Department of Geography and Planning. October/November.

Attended the "Vic Falls Conference on Aquatic Systems and International Symposium on Exploring the Great Lakes of the World (GLOW) Food-Web Dynamics, Health and Integrity," Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. July.

In association with the UT University Women's Commission, guided two Department of Geography and Planning graduate students' (Grisel Marrero and Chris Schlutt) development of a 22-foot display on women travelers placed in the Student Union for Women's History Month. Due to the development of this display and her high level of interest in the project, subsequently arranged for Chris Schlutt to be the invited speaker at a University Women's Commission luncheon on March 13. The title of her talk was, "From Buttonhooks to Hiking Boots: Tales of Women Travelers." Finally, due to the professional quality of the display, the management of the Student Union asked for permission to leave it in place two weeks beyond its prearranged removal date.

1995 “Around the Horn: Dr. Pamela Showalter,” article published in geog 1(2): 3 (December), newsletter of the Department of Geography and Planning, UToledo.

1994 Participated in 1994-1995 University Authors Exhibit, William S. Carlson Library, Ward M. Canaday Center, UToledo.

Organized campus visit by Mary Fran Myers, Co-Director, Natural Hazards Research and

Applications Information Center, University of Colorado-Boulder, to present colloquium, “Midwestern floods of 1993.” Department of Geography and Planning, UToledo. November.

Organized and participated in student tour of Ohio Department of Natural Resources remote sensing and GIS facilities (four graduate students participating). Department of Geography and Planning, UToledo. September.

1993 Coordinated production of new departmental brochure, “Graduate Study in Geography and Planning,” UToledo.

PPS 8.10 Form 1A

TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Philip W. Suckling Title: Professor and Chair

B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation Ph.D. 1977 Univeristy of British Geography A Solar Radiation Model and an Analysis of Columbia Synoptic Solar Radiation Regimes in British Columbia M.Sc. 1974 McMaster University Geography Radiant Energy Exchange Above and Within a Dwarf Apple Orchard B.Sc. 1973 McMaster University Geography

C. University Experience Position University Dates Professor and Chair of Geography Texas State University-San Marcos 2005-present

Professor and Head of Geography University of Northern Iowa 1991-2005

Professor of Geography University of Georgia 1990-1991

Associate Professor of Geography University of Georgia 1983-1990

Assistant Professor of Geography University of Georgia 1979-1983

Assistant Professor of Geography Brandon University (Manitoba, Canada) 1977-1979

D. Relevant Professional Experience Position Entity Dates

II. TEACHING

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A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

September 1988-August 1991: Appointed to the General Sandy Beaver Teaching chaired professorship at the University of Georgia, for a three-year term. (Value: $7,500 per year)

February 1985: Recipient of the Special Sandy Beaver Teaching Award for teaching excellence at the University of Georgia. (Value: $2,000)

B. Courses Taught:

At Texas State Univeristy-San Marcos:

GEO 1310 World Geography GEO 3305 Meteorology and Climatology GEO 4339 Environmental Hazards GEO 5150/5250/7150/7250 Teaching Geography

At previous institutions:

World Geography, Introduction to Physical Geography, Climatology (various courses at the undergraduate to graduate levels), Natural Hazards and Disasters, Canadian Studies, Introduction to Weather and Climate, Hydrology, Water Resources

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate):

At Texas State University-San Marcos:

Brian Brettschneider, "Estimating Atlantic Basin Tropical Cyclone Landfall Probability for the United States", December 2006 (PhD Dissertation Committee)

Rebecca Brown, in progress (PhD Dissertation Committee)

At the University of Georgia (supervisor for each):

Elizabeth G. , "Climatic Trends and Variability During Winter and Summer in Central Montana, 1948-1986." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 79 pp. (June 1991)

M. Shawn Rosenberger, "An Assessment of Urban Precipitation Enhancement in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Area." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 75 pp. (August 1988)

Martin D. Mitchell, "Fog Climatology and its Impact on Transportation in Sacramento, California." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 70 pp. (August 1986)

Neil P. Carrier, "Summer Daily Precipitation Climatology of the Okefenokee Region." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 88 pp. (December 1985)

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C. Anthony Jones, "Comparison of the Radiation Balance of a Rooftop Lawn with that of a Conventional Rooftop Surface." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 81 pp. (March 1983)

Claire L. Stevenson, "A Computer Algorithm for Assessing Rooftop Solar Potential." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 133 pp. (June 1982)

Linda L. Stackhouse, "The Effect of Climatic Variability on Variations in Residential Electrical Energy Consumption for Sites in the Eastern United States." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia, 131 pp. (August 1981)

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

- Prepared numerous courses over the years at each institution.

- Chaired the curriculum committee several times at the University of Georgia and participated in curricular development as Department Head at the University of Northern Iowa and as Chair at Texas State University-San Marcos.

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

Canadian Embassy (Washington, DC): Grant for development of a Canadian Studies course at the Univeristy of Northern Iowa (1998)

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate)

Page 3 of 16 PPS 8.10 Form 1A a. Scholarly Monographs:

P. W. Suckling (1983) Recent Climatic Change: A Selected Bibliography, 1973-1983. Aids to Geographic Research Series, No. 6, Department of Geography, University of Georgia, 57 pp. (non-refereed)

b. Textbooks:

P. W. Suckling (2002) Studies in Weather and Climate. Fourth Edition. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 196 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling (2002) Instructor's Manual: Studies in Weather and Climate. Fourth Edition. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 40 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling and R. R. Doyon (1991) Studies in Weather and Climate. Third Edition. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 210 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling (1991) Instructor's Manual: Studies in Weather and Climate. Third Edition. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 47 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling and R. R. Doyon (1987) Studies in Weather and Climate. Second Edition. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 224 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling and R. R. Doyon (1987) Instructor's Manual: Studies in Weather and Climate. Second Edition. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 54 pp. (non- refereed)

G. A. Brook, P. W. Suckling, R. J. Heyl and R. R. Doyon (1984) Exercises in Physical Geography. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 386 pp. (non-refereed)

R. J. Heyl, P. W. Suckling, G. A. Brook and R. R. Doyon (1984) Instructor's Manual: Exercises in Physical Geography. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 64 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling and R. R. Doyon (1982) Instructor's Manual: Studies in Weather and Climate. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 52 pp. (non-refereed)

P. W. Suckling and R. R. Doyon (1981) Studies in Weather and Climate. Contemporary Publishing Company, Raleigh, N.C., 220 pp. (non-refereed)

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

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D. J. Travis, H. D. Grissino-Mayer and P. W. Suckling (1989) "The impact of ice storms on tree ring widths of Loblolly Pine in northern Georgia." Preprints Sixth Conference on Applied Climatology, American Meteorological Society, pp. J38-J40. [Simultaneously published in Preprints 19th Conference Agricultural and Forest Meteorology and Ninth Conference Biometeorology and Aerobiology, American Meteorological Society, pp. J38-J40].

B. K. Ferguson and P. W. Suckling (1989) "Variations in precipitation and runoff in an urbanizing watershed." Proceedings of the 1989 Georgia Water Resources Conference, K. J. Hatcher editor, Institute of Natural Resources, University of Georgia, pp. 145-148.

J. E. Hay and P. W. Suckling (1978) "Problems associated with the determination of solar radiation fluxes in the cordilleran region of western Canada." In: Essays on Meteorology and Climatology: In Honour of Richmond W. Longley. K. D. Hage and E. R. Reinelt editors, Department of Geography, University of Alberta, pp. 71-94.

P. W. Suckling (1976) "Reflection, heating and longwave exchange coefficients for a dwarf apple orchard." In: New Themes in Western Canadian Geography: The Langara Papers. B. C. Geographical Series, Vol. 22: 153-160.

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles:

P. W. Suckling and W. S. Ashley (2006) "Spatial and temporal characteristics of tornado path direction." The Professional Geographer 58: 20-38.

P. W. Suckling and M. D. Mitchell (2000) "Variation of the Köppen C/D climate boundary in the central United States during the 20th century." Physical Geography 21: 38-45.

P. W. Suckling (1997) "Spatial coherence of solar radiation for regions in the central and eastern United States." Physical Geography 18: 51-62.

P. W. Suckling (1995) "Spatial coherence of incoming solar radiation for the southern Piedmont." Southeastern Geographer 35: 183-193.

P. T. Soulé and P. W. Suckling (1995) "Variations in heating and cooling degree days in the south-eastern United States, 1960-1989." International Journal of Climatology 15: 355-367.

P. W. Suckling (1994) "National and regional trends in 'Jobs in Geography': 1980-1993." The Professional Geographer 46: 164-169.

E. G. Lowell and P. W. Suckling (1992) "Climatic trends and variability during winter and summer in central Montana." Geographical Bulletin 34: 102-112.

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P. W. Suckling (1991) "Spatial and temporal climatology of snowstorms in the Deep South." Physical Geography 12: 124-139.

B. K. Ferguson and P. W. Suckling (1990) "Changing rainfall runoff relationships in the urbanizing Peachtree Creek watershed, Atlanta, Georgia." Water Resources Bulletin 26: 313- 322.

P. W. Suckling (1989) "Application of a climate departure index to the study of freeze dates and growing season length in the south eastern United States." International Journal of Climatology 9: 383-394.

M. S. Rosenberger and P. W. Suckling (1989) "Precipitation climatology in the Pittsburgh urban area during late spring and summer." Southeastern Geographer 29: 75-91.

P. W. Suckling (1989) "Clear day frequencies and 'Indian Summer' at Athens, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee." Monthly Weather Review 117: 901-904.

P. W. Suckling and M. B. Kimsey (1988) "Seasonal snowfall totals in northern New England: Recent trends and variability." Climatological Bulletin 22: 14-25.

P. W. Suckling (1988) "Freeze dates and growing season length for the southern Piedmont, 1911-1986." Southeastern Geographer 28: 34-45.

P. W. Suckling and M. D. Mitchell (1988) "Fog climatology of the Sacramento urban area." The Professional Geographer 40: 186-194.

P. W. Suckling (1987) "A climate departure index for the study of climatic variability." Physical Geography 8: 179-188.

D. J. Travis, V. Meentemeyer and P. W. Suckling (1987) "The influence of meteorological conditions on urban/rural temperature and humidity differences for a small city." Southeastern Geographer 27: 90-100.

M. D. Mitchell and P. W. Suckling (1987) "Winter fog and air transportation in Sacramento, California." Climatological Bulletin 21(3): 16-22.

P. T. Soulé and P. W. Suckling (1987) "Recent trends in July mean maximum actual and effective temperatures for Georgia." Georgia Journal of Science 45: 158-164.

N. P. Carrier and P. W. Suckling (1986) "An analysis of summertime daily precipitation for the Okefenokee Swamp region." Physical Geography 7: 357-372.

P. W. Suckling (1986) "Fluctuations of last spring freeze dates in the southeastern United States." Physical Geography 7: 239-245.

P. W. Suckling (1986) "Climatic change in Georgia as illustrated by the frequency of freezing and hot days." Southeastern Geographer 26: 25-35.

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P. W. Suckling (1985) "Estimating daily solar radiation values in selected mid latitude regions by extrapolating measurements from nearby stations." Solar Energy 35: 491-495.

P. W. Suckling (1985) "The U.S. cold wave of December 1983: An assessment utilizing the historical record since 1940." Archives for Meteorology, Geophysics and Bioclimatology (Series A) 34: 51-58.

P. W. Suckling (1985) "Interannual variations of monthly water budgets for Georgia, 1940- 1983." Southeastern Geographer 25: 44-50.

P. W. Suckling (1984) "Trends in monthly temperature departures for the contiguous United States, 1940-1983." Physical Geography 5: 150-163.

C. L. Stevenson and P. W. Suckling (1984) "A computer algorithm for calculating shadow amounts on flat urban rooftops." Solar Energy 32: 145-147.

P. W. Suckling (1984) "The variation of last spring freeze dates in northern and central Georgia, 1914-1983." Georgia Journal of Science 42: 55-60.

L. L. Gaddy, P. W. Suckling and V. Meentemeyer (1984) "The relationship between winter minimum temperatures and spring phenology in a southern Appalachian cove." Archives for Meteorology, Geophysics and Bioclimatology (Series B) 34: 155-162.

P. W. Suckling (1984) "Temperature variability in Georgia in recent years." Southeastern Geographer 24: 30-41.

P. W. Suckling (1983) "An assessment of the areal coverage provided by the Canadian solar radiation monitoring network." The Canadian Geographer 27: 291-294.

P. W. Suckling and L. L. Stackhouse (1983) "Impact of climatic variability on residential electrical energy consumption in the eastern United States." Archives for Meteorology, Geophysics and Bioclimatology (Series B) 33: 219-227.

C. A. Jones and P. W. Suckling (1983) "Comparison of the radiation balance of a rooftop lawn with that of a conventional rooftop surface." Archives for Meteorology, Geophysics and Bioclimatology (Series B) 33: 77-87.

P. W. Suckling (1983) "Extrapolation of solar radiation measurements: Mesoscale analyses from Arizona and Tennessee Valley Authority regions." Journal of Climate and Applied Meteorology 22: 488-494.

P. W. Suckling (1982) "Residential solar space heating potential across the United States and southern Canada." The Canadian Geographer 26: 158-165.

P. W. Suckling (1982) "An assessment of the adequacy of the solar radiation data network for the contiguous United States." Physical Geography 3: 49-57.

P. W. Suckling (1981) "Nocturnal heat island observations for small urban centers." Geographical Perspectives 48: 35-40.

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P. W. Suckling (1981) "Potential residential solar heating in the southeast." Southeastern Geographer 21: 117-129.

P. W. Suckling (1981) "Nocturnal observations of incoming longwave radiation and the urban heat island for a small prairie city." Archives for Meteorology, Geophysics and Bioclimatology (Series B) 29: 23-27.

P. W. Suckling (1981) "Potential solar energy utilization for winter residential space heating in Georgia." Georgia Journal of Science 39: 3-14.

P. W. Suckling (1980) "The energy balance microclimate of a suburban lawn." Journal of Applied Meteorology 19: 606-608.

J. E. Hay and P. W. Suckling (1979) "An assessment of the networks for measuring and modelling solar radiation in British Columbia and adjacent areas of western Canada." The Canadian Geographer 23: 222-238.

P. W. Suckling and M. E. Wolfe (1979) "Empirical methods for estimating incoming longwave radiation for cloudless winter days at Resolute, NWT." Climatological Bulletin 25: 1-11.

P. W. Suckling and J. E. Hay (1978) "On the use of synoptic weather map typing to define solar radiation regimes." Monthly Weather Review 106: 1521-1531.

P. W. Suckling and J. E. Hay (1977) "A cloud layer sunshine model for estimating direct, diffuse and total solar radiation." Atmosphere 15: 194-207.

P. W. Suckling and J. E. Hay (1976) "Modelling direct, diffuse and total solar radiation for cloudless days." Atmosphere 14: 298-308.

P. W. Suckling and J. E. Hay (1976) "The spatial variability of daily values of solar radiation for British Columbia and Alberta, Canada." Climatological Bulletin 20: 1-7.

P. W. Suckling, J. A. and J. T. A. (1975) "The transmission of global and photosynthetically active radiation within a dwarf apple orchard." Canadian Journal of Botany 53: 1428-1441.

b. Non-refereed Articles:

P. W. Suckling (2000) "The academic job market in Geography: Available jobs versus supply of new Ph.D.s." Association of American Geographers Newsletter 35(2): 7-8, 11.

3. Abstracts:

See papers presented at professional meetings below. Abstracts published in each conference program abstract volume.

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4. Reports:

5. Book Reviews:

P. W. Suckling (1993) Book review of Climate and Sea Level Change: Observations, Projections and Implications by R. A. Warrick, E. M. Barrow and T. M. L. Wigley (editors). Geographical Perspectives 64: 60-62.

P. W. Suckling (1992) Book review of Climate Change: Science, Impacts and Policy by J. Jäger and H. L. Ferguson (editors). Geographical Perspectives 63: 67-68.

P. W. Suckling (1985) Book Review of: Climatology: An Introduction by John E. Oliver and John J. Hidore. The Professional Geographer 37: 127.

6. Other:

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

P. W. Suckling and W. S. Ashley (2006) "Spatial and temporal characteristics of tornado path direction." 102nd Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March 2006.

P. W. Suckling (2004) "Spatial and temporal characteristics of tornado path direction." 59th Meeting of the Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers, Biloxi, MS, November 2004.

P. W. Suckling (2004) "Tornado path directions in the Deep South." 100th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, March 2004.

P. W. Suckling and J. F. Fryman (2001) "Tornado path directions in Iowa." 97th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, New York, NY, February-March 2001.

P. W. Suckling (2000) "The academic job market in Geography: Available jobs versus supply of new Ph.D.’s." 96th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA, April 2000.

P. W. Suckling and M. D. Mitchell (1998) "Variation of the Köppen C-D climate boundary in the central United States during the 20th century." 53rd Meeting of the Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers, Memphis, TN, November 1998.

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P. W. Suckling (1997) "Spatial characteristics of solar radiation for selected regions in the United States." 93rd Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Fort Worth, TX, April 1997.

P. W. Suckling (1995) "Spatial coherence of incoming solar radiation in the southern Piedmont." 91st Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, March 1995.

P. W. Suckling (1994) "Faculty jobs in geography for U.S. universities advertised from 1980- 1993." 90th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA, March April 1994.

P. W. Suckling (1993) "Geography faculty positions available in U.S. universities from 1980- 1993." 44th Annual Meeting of the West Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers, Milwaukee, WI, October 1993.

P. T. Soulé and P. W. Suckling (1993) "Degree day variability in the southeastern United States." 89th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, GA, April 1993.

P. W. Suckling and E. G. Lowell (1992) "Temperature and precipitation variations in central Montana." 88th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, San Diego, CA, April 1992.

P. W. Suckling (1991) "Snowstorms in the Deep South: 1949-1990." 87th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Miami, FL, April 1991.

T. W. Hodler and P. W. Suckling (1990) "Using SURFER graphics to study precipitation normals in the southeast." 86th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Ontario, April 1990.

P. W. Suckling and B. K. Ferguson (1990) "Runoff precipitation relationships for an urbanizing watershed in Atlanta, Georgia." 86th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Ontario, April 1990.

P. W. Suckling and T. W. Hodler (1989) "Potential impact of the 1980s droughts on precipitation normals in the southeast." Joint Meeting Southeastern Division (44th Meeting) and East Lakes Division, Association of American Geographers, Charleston, WV, November 1989.

B. K. Ferguson and P. W. Suckling (1989) "Variations in precipitation and runoff in an urbanizing watershed." 1989 Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA, May 1989.

M. S. Rosenberger and P. W. Suckling (1989) "Precipitation enhancement in the Pittsburgh urban area." 85th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Baltimore, MD, March 1989.

D. J. Travis, H. D. Grissino-Mayer and P. W. Suckling (1989) "The impact of ice storms on tree ring widths of Loblolly Pine in northern Georgia." Sixth Conference on Applied Climatology, American Meteorological Society, Charleston, SC, March 1989.

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P. W. Suckling (1988) "Clear day frequencies and "Indian Summer" at Athens, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee." 43rd Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Mobile, AL, November 1988.

P. W. Suckling (1988) "Assessing last spring freeze dates using a climate departure index." 84th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ, April 1988.

P. W. Suckling (1987) "A climate departure index for the study of climatic variability." 42nd Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC, November 1987.

P. W. Suckling and M. B. Kimsey (1987) "Annual snowfall variations near the northern New England skiing areas." Tenth Applied Geography Conference, Knoxville, TN, October 1987.

M. D. Mitchell and P. W. Suckling (1987) "Sacramento's winter fog climate and its impact upon air transportation." 83rd Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR, April 1987.

N. P. Carrier and P. W. Suckling (1986) "An analytical definition of a significant rain day for the Okefenokee Swamp region during summer." 41st Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Lexington, KY, November 1986.

P. W. Suckling (1986) "Recent climatic variability in Georgia." Annual Meeting of the Georgia Academy of Sciences, Milledgeville, GA, May 1986.

P. W. Suckling (1985) "Climatic change in Georgia as illustrated by the frequency of freezing and hot days." 40th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Chapel Hill, NC, November 1985.

P. W. Suckling (1985) "Spatial and temporal variations of last spring freeze dates for the southeastern peach belt." Fourth Conference on Applied Climatology, American Meteorological Society, Scottsdale, AZ, May 1985.

P. W. Suckling (1984) "An assessment of the cold wave of December 1983." 39th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Birmingham, AL, November 1984.

P. W. Suckling (1984) "Estimating daily totals of solar radiation in various climatic zones by extrapolation from nearby measurement stations." 80th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C., April 1984.

P. W. Suckling and C. A. Jones (1983) "Radiation balance microclimates for a rooftop lawn and a conventional tar and gravel rooftop." 38th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Orlando, FL, November 1983.

P. W. Suckling (1982) "Spatial extrapolation of solar radiation measurements in Arizona and the Tennessee Valley." 37th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Memphis, TN, November 1982.

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P. W. Suckling (1982) "An assessment of the spatial coverage provided by the U.S. solar radiation network." 78th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX, April 1982.

L. L. Stackhouse and P. W. Suckling (1981) "The relationship between climatic variability and residential electrical energy consumption." 36th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the AAG, Atlanta, GA, November 1981.

P. W. Suckling (1981) "Observations of the urban heat island for Athens, GA." Annual Meeting of the Georgia Climatology Association and the Georgia Academy of Science, Atlanta, GA, April 1981.

P. W. Suckling (1981) "A climatological assessment of the maximum potential for residential solar heating in the U.S. southeast." 77th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, CA, April 1981.

P. W. Suckling (1980) "On the potential for residential solar heating in the southeast." 35th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Blacksburg, VA, November 1980.

P. W. Suckling (1980) "The energy balance of an irrigated suburban lawn." 76th Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY, April 1980.

P. W. Suckling (1980) "A climatological perspective on the potential for solar energy utilization in Georgia." Annual Meeting of the Georgia Climatology Association and the Georgia Academy of Science, Macon, GA, April 1980.

P. W. Suckling (1979) "The magnitude of the nocturnal urban heat island for a small prairie city." 34th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Nashville, TN, November 1979.

P. W. Suckling (1979) "Preliminary results on the winter urban heat island of Brandon, Manitoba." Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Victoria, B.C., May 1979.

P. W. Suckling and J. E. Hay (1977) "Modelling solar radiation for days with cloud." 11th Annual Congress of the Canadian Meteorological Society, Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 1977.

J. E. Hay and P. W. Suckling (1977) "Problems associated with the determination of solar radiation fluxes in western Canada." 73rd Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Salt Lake City, UT, April 1977.

P. W. Suckling, D. K. G. Love, W. F. Tanner and R. E. Hardy (1975) "Preliminary results on the vertical temperature structure of the Vancouver area." 9th Annual Congress of the Canadian Meteorological Society, Vancouver, B.C., May 1975.

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P. W. Suckling (1975) "Reflection, heating and longwave exchange coefficients for a dwarf apple orchard." Canadian Association of Geographers Western Division Annual Meeting, Vancouver, B.C., March 1975.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations: numerous over the years

3. Consultancies:

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts: none since arrival at Texas State University-San Marcos

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

IV. SERVICE

A. University:

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College of Liberal Arts Promotion and Tenure Review Group (2006, 2007)

Search Committee, Associate V-P for Finance (2006-07)

College of Applied Arts Promotion and Tenure Review Group (2006)

at the University of Northern Iowa (selected activities):

Innovative Teaching and Technology Center (former East Gym) Renovation Advisory Group (2001-2005)

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Graduate Student Research Award Committee (1997- 2005)

University Facilities Planning Advisory Committee (1998-2003)

University Data Producers and Users Coordination Group (1999-2000)

Supervisory and Confidential Staff Excellence Award Committee (1999)

College of Natural Sciences General Education Task Force (1996-97)

Social Applications in General Education Committee (1995-97)

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Goals 2000 Committee (1994-96)

Natural Science General Education Review Committee (1994-95)

Social Science General Education Review Committee (1993-94)

at the Univeristy of Georgia (selected activities):

L.G. Hardman Scholarship Board - Department of Aerospace Studies (1988)

Senator, College of Arts and Sciences (1987-88)

School of Environmental Design, Graduate Program Review Committee (1986-87)

Graduate Coordinator, Department of Geography (1984-87)

Graduate College Faculty Appointments Review Committee (1985-86)

at Brandon University (selected activities):

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Director, Environmental Sciences Program (1979)

B. Departmental: numerous committee assignments at each university

C. Community:

D. Professional:

Member, Constitution and Bylaws Standing Committee, Association of American Geographers (2004- )

Editorial Board: Climate Research (1989-2006)

Member, Steering and Executive Committees, Geographic Alliance of Iowa (1991-2005)

External Consultant, Geography and Earth Science Program Review, University of Nebraska- Kearney, March-April 2004

Panelist, Preparing Future Faculty Seminar: “Hiring New Faculty: What Do Deans and Chairs Look For?” Iowa State University, Ames, IA, February 2002

External Consultant, Department of Geography Program Review, South Dakota State University, December 2001

Participant, American Council on Education Workshop on "Chairing the Academic Department", February 1998, San Diego, CA

External Consultant, Department of Geography Program Review, Mankato State University, November 1993

Program Chair, Association of American Geographers 89th Annual National Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 1993

Executive Committee, Climate Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers (1989- 92)

Member, Urban Ecosystems Directorate, U.S. Man and Biosphere Program (1988-89)

Editorial Board: Southeastern Geographer (1984-87)

Secretary, Georgia Climatology Association (1981-82)

Program Committee, Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers 36th Annual Meeting, November 1981, Atlanta, GA

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Reviewer of journal papers for: Physical Geography, The Professional Geographer, The Canadian Geographer, Southeastern Geographer, Georgia Journal of Science, Journal of Climate and Applied Meteorology, Climate Research, International Journal of Climatology, Climatological Bulletin, Weather and Forecasting, Solar Energy, Annales de Geomorphologie, Landscape Ecology

Reviewer of textbooks for: Addison Wesley, Merrill, John Wiley & Sons, Benjamin Cummings, Prentice Hall, Rowntree-Lewis-Price

Reviewer of research proposals for: National Science Foundation, NSERC (Canada)

External reviewer for promotion/tenure cases for several American and Canadian universities

E. Organizations

1. Honorary:

2. Professional:

Association of American Geographers (current active member)

Previous memberships in: American Meteorological Society, Canadian Association of Geographers

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

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TEXAS STATE VITA

Please note: For all entries, list most recent items first.

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: John Tiefenbacher Title: Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation Ph.D. 1992 Rutgers University Geography Dissertation: "Pesticide Drift and the Hazards of Place in San Joaquin County, California" (Dr. Susan L. Cutter, Supervisor)

M.S. 1986 University of Idaho Geography Thesis: "The Evolution of a Wilderness Area Boundary: History and Politics of the River of No Return" (Dr. O. Paul Matthews, Supervisor)

B.S. 1984 Carroll College (Waukesha, Wisconsin) Geography and History (Double Major)

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Professor Texas State University 2002-present Associate Professor Texas State University 1998 2002 Assistant Professor Texas State University 1992-1998 Teaching Assistant Rutgers University 1987-1988 1990-1992 Research Assistant Rutgers University 1989-1991 Teaching Assistant University of Idaho 1984-1986

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Dates

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards:

B. Courses Taught: Texas State University-San Marcos (1992-present) Ph.D. Advanced Geographic Research Design Advanced Seminar in Environmental Geography Geography of the Hazards of Technology Geography of Natural Hazards Geography of Environmental Management Nature and Philosophy of Geography

Masters Air Quality Management Environmental Problems of the U.S.-Mexico Border Environmental Management Geography of Technological Hazards Problems in Applied Geography: Hazards Problems in Applied Geography: Technological Hazards Geography of Europe Regional Field Studies

Undergraduate Environmental Hazards and Land Management Environmental Management Political Geography Energy Resource Management World Geography The Physical Environment Cultural Environment Geography of Europe Regional Field Studies Geography of the Russian Realm

Rutgers University (1987-1992) Undergraduate Conservation of Natural Resources Introduction to Geography Advanced Physical Geography: Global Climate Change Physical Geography Laboratory

University of Idaho (1984-1986)

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Undergraduate Physical Geography Laboratory

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate): Dissertations Completed for Ph.D. (Supervisor)

Egan, Kristine, “Geographic Analysis of the Terrorscape: The Spatial Patterns of Risk, Exposure, and Vulnerability to the Urban Terror Threat,” May 2006, 170 pp.

Hagelman, Ronald R., III, “The Spatial Evolution of Urban Flood Hazard in San Antonio, Texas,” December 2001, 215 pp.

Monfredo, William, “Tornado Scars: The Long-term Imprints of Disaster on the Texas Urban Landscape,” May 2002, 206 pp.

Dissertations Completed for Ph.D. (Committee Member)

Sutton, Paul, “Population Growth Impacts on Water Quality in Austin, Texas,” December 2001, 175 pp.

Masters Theses Completed for Masters Degrees (M.S. and M.A.G.) (Supervisor)

Chandler, Christine, "Factors Affecting Hydrocarbon Transport from Leaking Storage Tanks to Buildings in Texas," May 1998, 46 pp.

Cunningham, Catherine. “The Effectiveness of Public Participation: Public Engagement in the Re-permitting of a Smelter in El Paso, Texas” May 2006, 57 pp.

Gray, Steven, “Property Values and the NPL Listing: an Evaluation of the Southbend Subdivision and Brio Refining” May 2006.

Hagelman, Ron, "The Socio-spatial Patterns of Acute and Chronic Toxic Air Releases in Texas, 1987-1989" May 1997, 54 pp.

Ingram, Rebecca, "Pesticide Exposure Vulnerability Assessment for Southwest Hidalgo County, Texas" August 1997, 82 pp.

Maples, Lauren Z., “A Historical Geographic Assessment of Drowning Incidents in Automobiles during Texas Floods, 1950 – 2004” May 2006, 40 pp.

McAfee, Mary K. "Going Organic in the Lone-Star State: A Descriptive Study of the Geography of Organic Agriculture in Texas," December 2001, 70 pp.

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Setzer, Y. Rita, "A Historical Investigation of Morphological Change in the Rio Grande Channel below Brownsville, Texas in Response to Upstream Hydrologic Control Initiatives," December 2000, 71 pp.

Teinert, Brian, “Residents‟ Attitudes, Perceptions, and Encounters with Predators in El Cielo Biosphere Reserve, Tamaulipas, Mexico,” May 2002.

Walton, Joe, "The Attributes of Repeat-visitors to Small, Tourist-oriented Communities in Texas" December 1996, 46 pp.

Directed Research Reports Completed for Master of Applied Geography (Supervisor)

Bowles, Joseph B., "Using Geographic Information Systems to Identify Potential and Actual Contaminant Impacts on Wildlife Refuges: A Case Study of South Texas," August 1999, 45 pp.

Champagne, Roy, “The Locations and Causes of Flood-related Automobile Fatalities in Texas: Spatial Settings and Environmental Factors,” May 2006, 35 pp.

Crader, Mitch, “Assessing the Migration Patterns of Women in Prostitution along the U.S.-Mexico Border.” May 2005.

Drost, Michelle, "Living Near Toxic Facilities: The Characteristics of Three Texas Counties," August 2000, 14 pp.

Dupuis, Michael J., "Public Perception of Puma Concolor in Central Texas," May 1999.

Garrett, Hugh, "A Geography of HAZMAT Transportation Accidents in Texas" August 1997, 47 pp.

Gellner, David J., "Community Attitudes toward a Sanitary Landfill in Texas: Environmental Perception and Distance," May 1999, 23 pp.

Hicks, Corey, "Education of On-site Sewage Facility Owners" May 1999, 28 pp.

Kaplan, Lisa, "An Analysis of Texas Pesticide Poisonings" December 1995, 16 pp.

Koenig Stewart, Carol, “A Study of the Impact of Hurricane Iris, October 8-9, 2001, on Tourism in Placencia, Belize, Central America.” December 2004, 185 pp.

Konopka, Dena Chavez, "Representing Risk: A Geography of Toxic Air Emissions in Texas" May 1996, 50 pp.

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Michel, Milagros, "Economic Activity Indicators and Changes in Ozone Nonattainment Status in Urban Areas of the United States" May 1997, 18 pp.

St. John-McCallister, Michalle, “An Assessment of Anthropogenesis of Forest Fires and the National Fire Danger Rating System (NFDRS) in Southern California‟s National Forests.” August 2005, 20 pp.

Schmidt, Lanette A., "Visitors' Perceptions of Air Quality of Big Bend National Park" August 1996, 34 pp.

Smithhart, William G., "Landslide Susceptibility within the Balcones Escarpment Region of Central Texas: A Risk Classification Study" December 1997, 57 pp.

Theses or Directed Research Reports Completed (Committee Member)

Archuleta, Christy-Ann, “A Risk Assessment of Farm Animal Waste Releases Due to Hurricane-related Flooding in Brazoria County, Texas,” Master of Applied Geography, May 2001.

Bracewell, Jeff, “Visual Impact from Towers at LBJ National Historical Park,” Master of Applied Geography, May 2006.

Chi, Cheng (Tim), “Mercury Contamination Associated with the Gold Mining Process in California,” May 2006.

Davidson, Terry L., "Nitrate Contamination, Texas , and Public Water System Supply " Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 1995.

Dolan, Christopher, "A Risk Assessment of the Existing Underground Storage Tanks Located Within the Recharge and Transition Zones of the Edwards Aquifer in Bexar County, Texas" Master's thesis paper, Master of Applied Geography, December 1996.

Edmundsen, Justin, “Assessment of the Emission Reductions Achieved in Texas Nonattainment Areas by Utilizing Electric Vehicles to Comply with Senate Bill 200,” Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 2001.

Fortner, Wendy, "New Residential Growth in Austin, Texas 1970-1990" Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 1996.

Garcia, Stephanie, "Superfund, Environmental Equity, and Community Involvement," Master‟s thesis paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 1998.

Hamlin, Lynne, “The Abundance and Spatial Distribution of Blue Crabs (Callinectes sapidus) in the Guadalupe Estuary Related to Low Freshwater

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Inflow Conditions,” Master‟s thesis paper, Master of Science, December 2004.

Houston, Natalie A., "Historical Salinity Levels in the Public Ground Water Supply Near the Boling Salt Dome," Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 1999.

Koehler, Marianne B., "Reauthorization of the Federal Superfund Law: A Case Study" Master's thesis paper, Master of Arts in political science, May 1995.

Kohout, Michal, "A Geography of Maquiladora Unions" Master's thesis paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 1996.

Lehane, Gene, “The Geography of Dioxide Pollution from Fossil-fueled Electric Power Plants in Texas: An Analysis of Plant and Demographic Characteristics” Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 2003.

Martel Dupuis, Kathleen M., "Changes in the Breeding Distribution of Three Species of Warblers: Black-and-White Warbler (Mniotilta varia), Pine Warbler (Dendroica pinus) and Kentucky Warbler (Oporornis philadelphia)" Master's thesis paper, Master of Applied Geography, August 1998.

Mernin, Todd, “Power Plants in Texas: Are Children at Risk?” Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 2005.

Moore, Andy, "Analysis of Solid Waste Collection Availability in Colonias of Hidalgo County, Texas" directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, August 1996.

Murr, Chris, "Operation and Maintenance Practices of Septic Tank-Soil Absorption System Users within Hays County, Texas" Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, December 1994.

Myers, Lois, no research paper, Master of Interdisciplinary Studies, August 1996.

Nickels, Charlene R. "Depopulation of the Rural Great Plains Counties of Texas" directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, May 1996.

Price, Jordan, "Residential Mobility of Low-income, African-Americans in Houston, Texas: A Comparative Study," Master of Applied Geography, December 1998.

Pritchard, David, “What Are the Impacts of and Use Changes on Floodplains of Helotes Creek from 1953-2002?” Master of Applied Geography, August 2001.

Romberg, Joshua W., “Socioeconomic and Environmental Changes in Texas Colonias: 1990-1999” Master of Applied Geography, May 2001.

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Underwood, John L., "Socioeconomic Factors and Residential Proximity to Toxic Release Facilities in the Mississippi Industrial Corridor of Louisiana," Directed research paper, Master of Applied Geography, December 1998.

Westphal, Kristi, “Mapping Perceived Risk of the Longhorn Pipeline in Travis County, Texas,” August 2002.

Ph.D. Students in Progress (Supervisor)

Ashley (Shaw/Garcia), Stephanie, ABD, “Residential-Industrial Clash: Evaluating Environmental Justice in Three Neighborhoods in Houston, Texas.”

Cecora, Reno, inactive.

Crader, Mitch, “The Role of Disaster in the Development of Blues Culture,” expected graduation date May 2009.

Gray, Melissa, “Sense of Place Analysis as a Disaster Recovery Tool,” expected graduation date May 2009.

He, Xueqin, “A Spatial Analysis of Vulnerable Populations, Flood Hazards, and Disaster Management in San Marcos, Texas, 1960 to 2000,” expected graduation date August 2008.

Sarhan, Michael, Began fall 2006. On temporary leave.

Shuey, Michelle, ABD, “The Contribution of Landscape Structure to Human- Mountain Lion Encounters in Boulder and Colorado Springs, CO, US,” expected graduation date August 2008.

Stephen, Riju. Began fall 2005, inactive.

Wiseman, Suzi, “The Impact of Environmental Sounds on the Quality of Life of Zoo-captive Rhinoceros,” expected graduation date May 2009.

Zech, Jamie, “The Relationships between Environmental Perception, Experience and Activism,” expected graduation date May 2009.

Ph.D. Students in Progress (Committee Member)

Masters Theses (M.S.) in Progress (Supervisor)

Gara, Jeanette, inactive.

Ibes, Dorothy, “Park-making in the Wake of Natural Disaster,” expected graduation date May 2008.

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Soulas, Juan, “Changing Patterns of Water Consumption in the Landscape of the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas and Its Effects on Water Availability”, inactive.

Directed Research Reports (M.A.G.) in Progress (Supervisor)

McGillicuddy, Ryan, “Environmental Policy: Variations in Local Implementation” expected graduation date May 2008.

Masters Theses (M.S.) in Progress (Committee Member)

Directed Research Reports (M.A.G.) in Progress (Committee Member)

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development: Texas State University-San Marcos Ph.D. Geography of the Hazards of Technology - 1996 Advanced Seminar in Environmental Geography - 1996 Geography of Hazards – 1996 Geography of Environmental Management - 2006

Masters Air Quality Management - 1995 Environmental Problems of the U.S.-Mexico Border - 1996 Geography of Hazards - 1995 Technological Hazards - 1997

Rutgers University Undergraduate & Graduate Global Climate Change – 1988

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts:

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts:

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I. Other:

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs: Tiefenbacher, John P., Contributing Author. 1999. Disasters by Design: A Reassessment of Natural Hazards in the United States, Dennis Miletti, Washington, DC: Joseph Henry Press.

b. Textbooks:

c. Edited Books:

d. Chapters in Books: Cutter, Susan and John P. Tiefenbacher. 2006. “Chemical Hazards in Urban America.” In Hazards, Vulnerability and Environmental Justice, Susan L. Cutter, ed. London: Earthscan. Pp. 9-22. Reprint of 1991 article.

Cutter, Susan, John Tiefenbacher, William D. Solecki. 2006. “En-gendered Fears: Femininity and Technological Risk Perception.” In Hazards, Vulnerability and Environmental Justice, Susan L. Cutter, ed. London: Earthscan. Pp. 177- 192. Reprint of 1992 article.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2001. "'It's in the Water' -- Rio Grande 'Brew' and the Past, Present, and Future of Water Quality in the Lower Rio Grande Valley." In Fluid Arguments: Five Centuries of Western Water Conflict, Char Miller, ed. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. Pp. 178-200.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1995. "Environmental Hazards of the Lower Rio Grande Valley." In A Geographic Glimpse of Central Texas and the Borderlands, James F. Petersen and Julie A. Tuason, eds. Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education. Pp. 85-94.

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Cutter, Susan, John P. Tiefenbacher and William Solecki. 1993. "En-gendered Fears: Femininity and Technological Risk Perception." In Environmental Risks and Hazards, Susan L. Cutter, ed. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall. Pp. 137- 149.

e. Creative Books:

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles: Cunningham, Catherine and John P. Tiefenbacher. Forthcoming August 2008. “Evaluating the Effectiveness of Public Participation Efforts by Environmental Agencies: Re-permitting a Smelter in El Paso, Texas, USA.” Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy. 26(4):.

He, Xueqin (Elaine), John P. Tiefenbacher, and Eric Samson. 2007. "Hurricane Evacuation Behavior in Domestic and International College Students: The Influences of Environmental Familiarity, Expressed Hurricane Evacuation, and Personal Experience" Journal of Emergency Management. 5(5): 61-69.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2007. “The Environmental and Health Implications of Petcoke Energy Production” South Texas Studies. 18: 34-48.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2006. “The Role of International Boundaries in Flood Hazard, Social Vulnerability and Disaster: A Bi-National Case Study of Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila and Del Rio, Texas” Nóesis: Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades. 15(30): 68-92.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman, III. 2004. "Place, Perception and Choice: The Response of Citrus Growers to Freeze in California, US." Natural Hazards Review. 5(4): 179-187.

Monfredo, William and John P. Tiefenbacher. 2003. “Attitude, Decision- making, and Behavior among a Small Group near the Path of the Siren, WI Tornado of 18 June 2001." National Weather Digest. 27: 59-65. (Issue published December 2004).

Tiefenbacher, John P., David R. Butler, and Michelle L. Shuey. 2003. “A Spatial Evaluation of Cougar-Human Encounters in U.S. National Parks: The Cases of Glacier and Big Bend National Parks” Pages 43-50 in L.A. Harveson, P.M. Harveson, and R.W. Adams, eds. Proceedings of the Sixth Mountain Lion Workshop, Austin: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2001. "Factores Exógenos, Sistemas Abiertos y Los SIG’s en la Investigación en Salud Ambiental en la Frontera (Exogenous Factors, Open

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Systems, and GIS for Environmental Health Research in the Borderlands)." Revista Internacional de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades (International Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities) Sociotam. 10(1): 193-208.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2000. "Persistent, Bioaccumulative, and Toxic Chemicals in the US-Mexico Borderlands: A Regional Assessment of the Situation." Environmental Practice. 2(1): 89-105.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Fred A. Day and Joseph Walton. 2000. "The Attributes of Repeat-visitors to Small, Tourism-oriented Communities: A Texas Case Study." The Social Science Journal. 37(2): 299-308.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and William D. Solecki. 1999. "Pollution Prevention -- Factors Behind Toxic Release Reduction in the U.S. Paper Industry." Risk: Health, Safety, and Environment. 10(4): 289-314.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Christine Chandler. 1999. "Factors Affecting Hydrocarbon Vapor Transport from Leaking Petroleum Storage Tanks to Buildings." Environmental Practice. 1(4): 239-246.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman, III. 1999. "Environmental Equity in Urban Texas: Race, Income, and Patterns of Acute and Chronic Toxic Air Releases in Metropolitan Counties." Urban Geography. 20(6): 516-533.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "La frontera química: Toxic Emissions and Spills on the U.S.-Mexico Border." Journal of Borderlands Studies. 13(1): 57-77.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "Mapping the Pesticide Driftscape: Theoretical Patterns of the Drift Hazard." Geographical and Environmental Modelling. 2(1): 83-101.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Dena Chavez Konopka and Fred M. Shelley. 1997. "Representing the Airborne Toxic Emission Hazard in Texas: Measuring the Vulnerability of Place." Applied Geographic Studies. 1(4): 271-286.

Cutter, Susan L., John P. Tiefenbacher and William D. Solecki. 1992. "En- gendered Fears: Femininity and Technological Risk Perception." Industrial Crisis Quarterly. 6: 5-22.

Cutter, Susan L. and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1991. "Chemical Hazards in Urban America." Urban Geography. 12(5): 417-430.

Regulska, Joanna, Suzanna Fried, and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1991. "Women, Politics, and Place: Spatial Patterns of Representation in New Jersey." Geoforum. 22(2): 203-221.

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Cutter, Susan L., John P. Tiefenbacher, Shira Birnbaum, James Wiley, and William Solecki. 1991. "Litter in New Jersey." Applied Geography. 11(2): 125- 141.

Nordstrom, Karl, John P. Tiefenbacher and Nancy Jackson. 1990. "Threats to Beach Resources and Park Boundaries Caused by Shoreline Migration in an Urban Estuarine Park." Environmental Management. 14(2): 195-202.

Cutter, Susan L. and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1989. "Plume and Doom (Some Metropolitan Areas Are More Vulnerable to Chemical Accidents Than Others)." American Demographics. 11(11): 44-45, 66.

Holcomb, H. Briavel and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1989. "National Geography Awareness Week 1987: An Assessment." Journal of Geography in Higher Education. 13(2): 159-167.

b. Non-refereed Articles:

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings:

b. Non-refereed:

4. Abstracts: Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “ No Title Yet ” The International Disaster Reduction Conference, Davos, Switzerland, August 2008.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “Bi-national Emergency Response Cooperation in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands” The International Emergency Management Society, Prague, Czech Republic, June 2008.

Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “The Geography of "Generosity" and Nation-State Linkages in Humanitarian Aid, 2000-2007” The International Emergency Management Society, Prague, Czech Republic, June 2008.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “Urban Evacuations, 1995- 2005” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Boston, MA, April 2008.

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Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “Evacuations in the United States, 1995-2005” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Boston, MA, April 2008.

Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “An International Assessment of Emergency Evacuations, 1995-2005” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Bryan, TX, November 2007.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Hazard in Space, Geometry and Landscape: The Role of Visibility, Design and Speed in Water Crossing Hazards in the Hill Country of Texas” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, April 2007.

He, Xueqin, Eric Samson, and John P. Tiefenbacher. “International Student Risk Perception and Avoidance of Hurricane Hazards in Houston” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, April 2007.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Environmental and Health Implications of Petcoke Energy Production.” Stormont Conference, Victoria College, Victoria, TX, February, 2007.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Assessing the Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability of Low Water Crossings in the Hill Country, Texas” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Norman, OK, October 2006.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Role of International Boundaries in Hazard, Social Vulnerability, and Disaster: A Case Study along the U.S.-Mexico Border” Linnea Terrarum Conference, El Paso/Ciudad Juarez/Las Cruces, March 2006.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Carol Koenig-Stewart. “The Impacts of Hurricanes Mitch, Keith And Iris on Tourists, Tourism, and Development in Belize, 1998- 2003” Applied Geography Conference, Washington, DC, November 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Lauren Z. Maples. 2005. “Employing the Borderlands Context for Comparative Assessments of Social Vulnerability to Flooding.” Program Abstracts—Association of Borderlands Studies and Western Social Science Association Annual Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2005. “Roadway Hazard Patterns during Flash-flood Events in Texas.” AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2004. “Factors Associated with Frequency and Location of Flooded Roads in Bexar County, Texas.” Program Abstracts—Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. 2002. “Towards a Geography of Animal Hazards: Alligator Attacks and the Spatial Pattern of Alligator-Human Encounters.” AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Michelle L. Shuey. 2001. “Pursuits or Chance Encounters? Temporal and Spatial Behaviors of People and Puma in Big Bend National Park, Texas, US” Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, Graham A. Tobin, Burrell E. Montz and F. Andrew Schoolmaster, editors, p. 420.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2001. "A 450-year Historical Geography of Flood Hazard, Risk and Mitigation in Guanajuato, Mexico." AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Michelle Shuey. 2001. "The Political Geography of the Puma in the Western United States: 19th Century Fears in the 21st Century." Program Abstracts—The Western Section of the Wildlife Society Annual Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P., David R. Butler, and Michelle L. Shuey. 2000. “A Spatial Evaluation of Cougar-Human Encounters in U.S. National Parks: The Cases of Glacier and Big Bend National Parks.” Program Abstracts—The 6th Mountain Lion Workshop.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2000. "The Cat Food Chronicles: An Insensitive Look at the Geography of a Century of Mountain Lion Predation on People in Texas and the American West." Program Abstracts—Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2000. "Persistent, Bioaccumulative, and Toxic Chemicals in the US-Mexico Borderlands: A Regional Assessment of the Situation." International Law and Trade Abstracts and Environmental Law and Policy Abstracts. (The Social Science Research Network http://www.ssrn.com).

Tiefenbacher, John P. 2000. "Bioaccumulative, and Toxic Chemicals in the Texas-Tamaulipas Borderlands: A Review of the Evidence." Program Abstracts— Association of Borderlands Studies and Western Social Science Association Annual Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Ronald R. Hagelman III, and Reno J. Cecora. 2000. "The Big Squeeze: Results from the 1998 California Citrus Disaster Survey." AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1999. "Geography's Role in Building Hazard Resistant Communities" Program Abstracts—24th Annual Boulder Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications - Research Roundup.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. 1999. "The Spatial Response of the Citrus Industry to Freeze in the Texas-Mexico Borderlands," Program Abstracts—Association of Borderlands Studies Annual Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "'From Muddy Waters': Disaster's Role in the Birth of Blues Music in the Mississippi Delta," Program Abstracts—Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "Assessing Water Quality Trends In the Lower Rio Grande Valley by Examining Historical Environmental Trends." New Waves, The Newsletter of the Texas Water Resources Institute. 11(4).

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "'It's in the Water' -- Rio Grande 'Brew' and the Past, Present, and Future of Water Quality in the Lower Rio Grande Valley," Program Abstracts—American Society for Environmental History Annual Regional Conference.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "The Last Valley Freeze-out: Spatial Change in the Citrus Industry in Texas," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1998. "Exogenous Factors, Open Systems, and GIS for Environmental Health Research in the Borderlands." Program Abstracts— Association for Borderlands Studies Annual Meeting.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1997. "Land Use Response to Rapid-Onset Disasters: Freezes in Citrus-growing Regions in the U.S." Program Abstracts—22nd Annual Boulder Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1997. "La frontera química: A Spatial Analysis of Emissions and Spills of Toxic Substances on the American Side of the U.S.- Mexico Border," Program Abstracts—Association of Borderlands Scholars and Western Social Science Association Joint Annual Meeting.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1997. "Border Disorder: A Spatial Analysis of Intentional and Accidental Releases of Toxics on the Texas-Mexico Border," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1996. "When the Frost is On the Grapefruit: The Spatial and Social Dimensions of Citrus Freeze Damage in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Konopka, Dena and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1995. "Representing Risk: A Geography of Toxic Air Emissions in Texas," Program Abstracts—Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Lisa Kaplan. 1995. "An Analysis of Texas Pesticide Poisonings," Program Abstracts—Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. 1995. "The Social Implications of Synergy and Potentiation of Airborne Toxics: A Spatial Study," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1994. "Policy Implications of Synergy and Potentiation of Atmospheric Pollutants from Agriculture, Industry, and Transportation: A Spatial Examination of Toxics in San Joaquin County, California." Program Abstracts—Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1994. "The Historical Development of the Pesticide Driftscape: Changing Technologies, Changing Geographies," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1993. "Pesticide Drift and the Hazards of Place in San Joaquin County, California." Dissertation Abstracts International. 54(3): 1054A- 1055A.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1993. "Application of GIS to the Analysis of Residential Exposure to Airborne Pesticide Drift: Prospects and Needs." AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1992. "Pesticide Driftscapes: Disparities in Potential Airborne Pesticide Exposure," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1991. "Blowin' in the Wind: Pesticide Drift Exposure Potential in San Joaquin County, California: A Hazards of Place Approach," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1990. "Population Exposure to Pesticide Drift in Suburbanized Agricultural Areas," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

Cutter, Susan L., William D. Solecki, and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1989. "The Psychometric Analyses of Technological Risks and Benefits Revisited," Program Abstracts—Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting.

Tiefenbacher, John P. 1989. "The Politics of Boundary-Making and the Establishment of a Wilderness Area," AAG Annual Meeting Abstracts.

5. Reports: Tiefenbacher, John P. 2006. "Geographic Assessment of Roadway Hazards at Water Crossings" Texas State University Research Enhancement Program Final Reports: MS #1059.

Tiefenbacher, John P., William Monfredo, Michelle L. Shuey, and Reno J. Cecora. 2001. "Clarifying the "Near-Miss" Syndrome: Examining the Role of

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Proximity in Determining Awareness, Behavior, and Post-Disaster Response among Residents on the Periphery of a Tornado-Damage Path in Siren, WI, June 2001." Quick Response Report. Boulder, CO: Natural Hazards Research Applications and Information Center.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Ronald R. Hagelman, III, and Reno J. Cecora. 2000. "California Citrus Freeze of 1998: Place, Perception and Choice - Developing a Disaster Reconstruction Model" Quick Response Grant Report #125. Boulder, CO: Natural Hazards Research Applications and Information Center.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Editor. 1995. Bibliography of Research Pertaining to the Environmental Problems along the United States-Mexico Border. Presented to the University of Texas - Pan American Library and the Rio Grande Valley Historical Collection.

Cutter, Susan, John P. Tiefenbacher, Shira Birnbaum, Karen Gronberg, Donna Keebler, Naomi McNair, William Solecki, Dennis Sun, and James Wiley. 1989. "New Jersey Litter Survey, 1989." Office of Recycling, Division of Solid Waste Management, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. 96 pp.

Nordstrom, Karl, Nancy Jackson and John P. Tiefenbacher. 1989. "Coastal Processes, Shoreline Erosion, and Shore Protection Strategies at Conference House Park, New York." Report No. 1042, New Brunswick, NJ: Center for Coastal and Environmental Studies. 32 pp.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Editor. 1988. "1987-1988 Collection of Meritorious and Innovative Geography Awareness Programs." Published by Senator Bill Bradley for New Jersey Public Schools, Grades K-8, for curriculum building in New Jersey schools. 42 pp.

6. Book Reviews: 2007. Review of The Middle Path: Avoiding Environmental Catastrophe (by Eric Lambin, University of Chicago Press, 2007). Choice Magazine, volume 45.

2007. Review of Lawn People: How Grasses, Weeds, and Chemicals Make Us Who We Are (by Paul Robbins, Temple University Press, 2007). Choice Magazine, volume 45.

2007. Review of States of Nature: Conserving Canada's Wildlife in the Twentieth Century (by Tina Loo, UBC Press, 2006). Choice Magazine, volume 45.

2006. Review of The Swamp: The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise (by Michael Grunwald, Simon & Schuster, 2006). Choice Magazine, volume 44.

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2006. Review of The Lost Wolves of Japan (by Brett L. Walker, University of Washington Press, 2005). Choice Magazine, volume 44.

2006. Review of Mad about Wildlife: Looking at Social Conflict over Wildlife (edited by Ann Herda-Rapp and Theresa L. Goedeke, Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands, 2005). Choice Magazine, volume 44.

2005. Review of Nature’s Altars: Mountains, Gender, and American Environmentalism (by Susan R. Schrepfer, University Press of Kansas, 2005). Choice Magazine 43(3).

2005. Review of Social Power and the Urbanization of Water: Flows of Power (by Erik Swyngedouw, Oxford University Press, 2004). Annals of the Association of American Geographers 95(4), 887-889.

2004. Review of Monuments of Progress: Modernization and Public Health in Mexico City, 1876-1910 (by Claudia Agostoni, University of Calgary Press, University Press of Colorado, and Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2003). Environmental History 9(3), 536-37.

2004. Review of On the Border: An Environmental History of San Antonio (edited by Char Miller, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2001). Geographical Review. 93(1): 143-144.

2003. Review of American Hazardscapes: The Regionalization of Hazards and Disasters (edited by Susan L. Cutter, Joseph Henry Press, 2001). The Professional Geographer. 55(3): 401-402.

2000. Review of Economics and Policy Issues in Climate Change (edited by William D. Nordhaus, Resources for the Future, 1998). The Social Science Journal. 37(3): 491-493.

1999. Review of Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America (by John M. Barry, Simon and Schuster, 1997). Southwestern American Literature. 24(2): 101-103.

1998. Review of Environmental Politics and Policy: Theories and Evidence (edited by James P. Lester, Duke University Press, 1995). Social Science Quarterly. 79(2): 481-82.

1996. Review of Cesar Chavez: A Triumph of Spirit (Richard Griswold Del Castillo and Richard A. Garcia, Oklahoma University Press, 1995). Southwestern American Literature. 21(2): 129-130.

1994. Review of Policy Implications of Greenhouse Warming (Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy (U.S), National Academy of Sciences, 1991). The Professional Geographer. 46(1): 120-121.

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7. Other: Manuscripts in Review

Maples, Lauren Z. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “A Historical Geographic Assessment of Drowning Incidents in Automobiles during Texas Floods, 1950 – 2004” Submitted to Applied Geography, October 2007.

He, Xueqin (Elaine), and John P. Tiefenbacher. “Reporting Disasters: Comparing United States and Chinese Newspaper Portrayals of Bridge Collapses” Submitted to GeoJournal, February 2008.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “Bi-national Responses to Emergencies and Disasters: Cooperation between Mexico and the United States” Submitted to The International Emergency Management Society Proceedings, March 2008.

Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “The Geography of „Generosity‟ and Nation-State Linkages in Humanitarian Aid, 2000-2007” Submitted to The International Emergency Management Society Proceedings, March 2008.

Manuscripts In Preparation

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Environmental Quality of Latinos in Texas”, book chapter to appear in Latinos in Texas, to be submitted April 2008.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Robert M. Crader. “Alligator Attacks in Florida: The Spatial Character of Animal Hazard.” To be submitted to The Professional Geographer.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman, III. The Emergency Evacuation of Cities: A Cross-National Historical and Geographical Study. Book-length manuscript, second edition revision of book of same name published by Wilbur Zelinsky and Leszek A. Kosiński in 1991 for Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. Under contract.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Low-water Crossings: The Role of Spatial Vulnerability in Understanding Flood Deaths.”

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings: Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “ No Title Yet ” The International Disaster Reduction Conference, Davos, Switzerland, August 2008.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “Bi-national Emergency Response Cooperation in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands” The International Emergency Management Society, Prague, Czech Republic, June 2008.

Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “The Geography of "Generosity" and Nation-State Linkages in Humanitarian Aid, 2000-2007” The International Emergency Management Society, Prague, Czech Republic, June 2008.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Ronald R. Hagelman. “Urban Evacuations, 1985- 2007” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Boston, MA, April 2008.

Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “Evacuations in the United States, 1995-2005” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Boston, MA, April 2008.

He, Xueqin (Elaine) and John P. Tiefenbacher. “ Is Public Emergency Communication Biased? Comparing Newspaper Coverage of Bridge Collapses in the U.S. and the P.R. China” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Bryan, TX, November 2007.

Hagelman, Ronald R. and John P. Tiefenbacher. “An International Assessment of Emergency Evacuations, 1995-2005” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Bryan, TX, November 2007.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Hazard in Space, Geometry and Landscape: The Role of Visibility, Design and Speed in Water Crossing Hazards in the Hill Country of Texas” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, April 2007.

He, Xueqin, Eric Samson, and John P. Tiefenbacher. “International Student Risk Perception and Avoidance of Hurricane Hazards in Houston” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, April 2007.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Environmental and Health Implications of Petcoke Energy Production.” Stormont Conference, Victoria College, Victoria, TX, February, 2007.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Assessing the Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability of Low Water Crossings in the Hill Country, Texas” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Norman, OK, October 2006.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Special Panel Discussion: Gilbert White‟s Contributions to Geography (In Memory of Gilbert White (1911-2006))” Invited

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Panelist/Discussant, Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Norman, OK, October 2006.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Role of International Boundaries in Hazard, Social Vulnerability, and Disaster: A Case Study along the U.S.-Mexico Border” Linnea Terrarum Conference, El Paso/Ciudad Juarez/Las Cruces, March 2006.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Carol Koenig-Stewart. “The Impacts of Hurricanes Mitch, Keith And Iris on Tourists, Tourism, and Development in Belize, 1998- 2003” Applied Geography Conference, Washington, DC, November 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Lauren Z. Maples. “Employing the Borderlands Context for Comparative Assessments of Social Vulnerability to Flooding.” Association of Borderlands Studies and Western Social Science Association Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM, April 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Roadway Hazard Patterns during Flash-flood Events in Texas.” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Denver, CO, April 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Factors Associated with Frequency and Location of Flooded Roads in Bexar County, Texas.” Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Nacogdoches, TX, November 2004.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Towards a Geography of Animal Hazards: Alligator Attacks and the Spatial Pattern of Alligator-Human Encounters.” Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA, March 2002.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Michelle L. Shuey. “Pursuits or Chance Encounters? Temporal and Spatial Behaviors of People and Puma in Big Bend National Park, Texas, US” Applied Geography Conference, Fort Worth, TX, November 2001.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "A 450-year Historical Geography of Flood Hazard, Risk and Mitigation in Guanajuato, Mexico." Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, New York, NY, February-March 2001.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Michelle Shuey. "The Political Geography of the Puma in the Western United States: 19th Century Fears in the 21st Century." The Western Section of the Wildlife Society Annual Conference, Sacramento, CA, February 2001.

Tiefenbacher, John P., David R. Butler, and Michelle L. Shuey. “A Spatial Evaluation of Cougar-Human Encounters in U.S. National Parks: The Cases of Glacier and Big Bend National Parks.” The 6th Mountain Lion Workshop, San Antonio, TX, December 2000.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Cat Food Chronicles: An Insensitive Look at the Geography of a Century of Mountain Lion Predation on People in Texas and the American West." Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, College Station, TX, November 2000.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Bioaccumulative, and Toxic Chemicals in the Texas- Tamaulipas Borderlands: A Review of the Evidence." Association of Borderlands Studies and Western Social Science Association Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, April 2000.

Tiefenbacher, John P., Ronald R. Hagelman III, and Reno J. Cecora. "The Big Squeeze: Results from the 1998 California Citrus Disaster Survey." Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, April 2000.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Geography's Role in Building Hazard Resistant Communities" 24th Annual Boulder Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications - Research Roundup, Boulder, CO, July 1999.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Spatial Response of the Citrus Industry to Freeze in the Texas-Mexico Borderlands," Association of Borderlands Studies Annual Conference, Fort Worth, TX, April 1999.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "'From Muddy Waters': Disaster's Role in the Birth of Blues Music in the Mississippi Delta," Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Baton Rouge, LA, October 1998.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "'It's in the Water' -- Rio Grande 'Brew' and the Past, Present, and Future of Water Quality in the Lower Rio Grande Valley," American Society for Environmental History Annual Regional Conference, San Antonio, TX, May 1998.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Last Valley Freeze-out: Spatial Change in the Citrus Industry in Texas," Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Boston, MA, March 1998.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Applying to Graduate School." Invited Panelist/Discussant, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, March 1998.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Exogenous Factors, Open Systems, and GIS for Environmental Health Research in the Borderlands." Association for Borderlands Studies Annual Meeting, Nogales, AZ, February 1998.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Land Use Response to Rapid-Onset Disasters: Freezes in Citrus-growing Regions in the U.S." 22nd Annual Boulder Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, Denver, CO, July, 1997.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. "La frontera química: A Spatial Analysis of Emissions and Spills of Toxic Substances on the American Side of the U.S.-Mexico Border," Association of Borderlands Scholars and Western Social Science Association Joint Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, April, 1997.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Border Disorder: A Spatial Analysis of Intentional and Accidental Releases of Toxics on the Texas-Mexico Border," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, TX, April 1997.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Applying to Graduate School," Invited Panelist/Discussant, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, TX, April 1997.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Plenary Session: What Are the Realities of GIS Use in Hazards Mitigation?" Invited Moderator, 21st Annual Boulder Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications, Denver, CO, July 1996.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "When the Frost is On the Grapefruit: The Spatial and Social Dimensions of Citrus Freeze Damage in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, April 1996.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Teaching Hazards Geography." Invited Panelist/Discussant, Association of American Geographers Annual Meting, Charlotte, NC, April 1996.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Using New Technologies for Hazards Geography Research." Invited Panelist/Discussant, New Methods for Hazards Research in Geography: a conference sponsored by the Hazards Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers, Charleston, SC, April 1996.

Konopka, Dena and John P. Tiefenbacher. "Representing Risk: A Geography of Toxic Air Emissions in Texas," Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Las Cruces, NM, October 1995.

Tiefenbacher, John P. and Lisa Kaplan. "An Analysis of Texas Pesticide Poisonings," Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Las Cruces, NM, October 1995.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Social Implications of Synergy and Potentiation of Airborne Toxics: A Spatial Study," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 1995.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Geography and Environmental Ethics III: Equity and Justice." Invited Panelist/Discussant, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 1995.

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Tiefenbacher, John P. "Policy Implications of Synergy and Potentiation of Atmospheric Pollutants from Agriculture, Industry, and Transportation: A Spatial Examination of Toxics in San Joaquin County, California." Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, December 1994.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Historical Development of the Pesticide Driftscape: Changing Technologies, Changing Geographies," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 1994.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Application of GIS to the Analysis of Residential Exposure to Airborne Pesticide Drift: Prospects and Needs." Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 1993.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Pesticide Driftscapes: Disparities in Potential Airborne Pesticide Exposure," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, April 1992.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Blowin' in the Wind: Pesticide Drift Exposure Potential in San Joaquin County, California: A Hazards of Place Approach," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, April 1991.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Population Exposure to Pesticide Drift in Suburbanized Agricultural Areas," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, April 1990.

Cutter, Susan L., William D. Solecki, and John P. Tiefenbacher. "The Psychometric Analyses of Technological Risks and Benefits Revisited," Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, October 1989.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Politics of Boundary-Making and the Establishment of a Wilderness Area," Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, March 1989.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Framing the Forest or Fitting the Picture? Boundary Placement Choices during the Establishment of a Wilderness Area," Second Regional Graduate Student Conference, Piscataway, NJ, February 1989.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations: Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Potential for Geomatic Applications in Research and Management of Hazards” Invited Lecture, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, September 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Conceptualizing Vulnerability for Research in Mexico City” Invited Lecture, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática

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(CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, September 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Spatial Patterns of Flooded Roadways in Texas: The Interaction of Roads, Rainfall, and Topography” Invited Colloquium, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, September 2005.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Loving Nature, but Fearing the Wild: Spatial Dimensions of Animal Attacks on Humans.” Invited Lecture, Department of Geography, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, October 8, 2004.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Hazards, Resilient Communities, and Planning.” Invited Lecture, Department of Planning, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand, July 30, 2004.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Auditing Research Projects for the Program to Discourage Proliferation of Weapons Development in the Former Soviet Republics: STCU in Ukraine.” Invited Lecture, Annual Alumni Reunion and Student Celebration, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, April 24, 2004.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Geography of Animal Hazards.” Invited Lecture, Department of Geography, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, March 8, 2004.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Low Water Crossings during Flood Events: Assessing the Attributes of Problematic Flooded Small and Intermittent Stream Crossings During Deadly, Heavy-rainfall Events.” Invited Colloquium, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, October 28, 2003.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Vulnerability in Event-Tree Analysis: Thoughts about the Complexity of Risk” Invited Colloquium, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, February 2003.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “Vulnerability of People, Places and Institutions: How Knowledge of Their Characteristics Might Simplify and Improve Hazard Mitigation and Emergency Management” Invited Colloquium, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, February 2003.

Tiefenbacher, John P. “The Influence of Hazards and Disasters on Places: Studies in Natural and Technological Hazards” Invited Colloquium, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, November 2001.

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Tiefenbacher, John P., "Environmental Racism, Equity and Justice: What Are They and What Good Are They?" Guest Lecture, Introduction to U.S. Ethnic Studies, April 2001.

Tiefenbacher, John P., "Environmental Racism, Equity and Justice: What Are They and What Good Are They?" Guest Lecture, Introduction to U.S. Ethnic Studies, April 1999.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Research On Air Quality In Laredo, Texas" Guest Lecture, Southwest Texas Chapter Of The National Association Of Environmental Professionals, April 1999.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Research on Environmental Hazards in the Texas- Tamaulipas Borderlands" Guest Lecture, Universidad Autonomo de Tamaulipas, Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico, March 1999.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Environmental Racism, Equity and Justice: What Are They and What Good Are They?" Guest Lecture, Introduction to U.S. Ethnic Studies, April 1998.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Airborne Pesticide Drift in Suburbanizing Agricultural Areas." Invited Colloquium, Department of Geography, University of Texas- Austin, April 1994.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Historical Development and Evidence of a Pesticide Drift Hazard: An Invisible and Changing Geography." Invited Colloquium Lecture, Department of Geography and Planning, Southwest Texas State University, June 1993.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "Environmental Geography." Guest Lecture, Summer Institute for Teachers, Southwest Texas State University, July 1992.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Potential Exposure of Residential Populations to Pesticide Drift from Agricultural Operations." Invited Colloquium Lecture, Department of Geography and Planning, Southwest Texas State University, May 1992.

Tiefenbacher, John P. "The Potential Exposure of Residential Populations to Pesticide Drift from Agricultural Operations." Invited Colloquium Lecture, Department of Geography, University of California at Santa Barbara, May 1992.

3. Consultancies:

Consultant, Estudio y desarrollo de metodologías para un plan de mitigación de riesgos y reducción de vulnerabilidad en la Zona Metropolitana de la Ciudad

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Consultant, Hurricane Vulnerability in Acapulco, Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, 2001.

Consultant, Freshwater Research and Policy Center of Southwest Texas State University, 1997-2001.

Consultant, Texas Department of Health, Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission, and Texas Department of Agriculture. Principal Investigator is Kate Hendricks of the Texas Department of Health. Project to examine the spatial relationships between environmental contamination and neural tube defect cases in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas, 1996-1998.

Consultant, Our Lady of the Lake University. Proposal to the Office of Post- secondary Education, U.S. Department of Education's Minority Science Improvement Program. Principal Investigator is Grace Keyes of Department of Sociology. Entitled "Social Science Comprehensive Improvement Program," 1996-1998.

Consultant, Professional Prospects of Geography for Prospective College Students, Johnston High School, Austin, Texas, March 1995.

Summer Institute for Teachers, Southwest Texas State University, July 1992.

Geographic Concepts Workshop for Students, Morristown High School, Morristown, NJ, 1989.

4. Workshops:

5. Other:

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts: Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. 2003-04 (Renewed for 2004-05 and 2005-06). Quick Response Grant. “Low Water

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Crossings During Flood Events: Assessing the Attributes of Problematic Flooded Small and Intermittent Stream Crossings During Deadly, Heavy- rainfall Events.” Quick Response Program. Contingency grant approved for up to $3145.

Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. 2000. Quick Response Grant. "Clarifying the "Near-Miss" Syndrome: Examining the Role of Proximity in Determining Awareness, Behavior, and Post-Disaster Response among Residents on the Periphery of a Tornado-Damage Path." Quick Response Program. Responded to Siren, WI tornado of June, 2001.

Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. 1997-98 (Renewed for 1998-99). Quick Response Grant. "Place, Perception and Choice - A Disaster Reconstruction Model." Quick Response Program. 1997-1998. Responded to citrus freeze of December 20-28, 1998 that occurred in Fresno, Tulare, and Kern counties of California. National Science Foundation. 1990. Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant. SES-9014705, Geography and Regional Science Program. 1990-1992.

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts: Texas State University-San Marcos. 2004 (Funded for 2005). Research Enhancement Grant. "Geographic Assessment of Roadway Hazards at Water Crossings during Flash-Flood Events in Central Texas." Research Enhancement Program, January - December. $8000.

Southwest Texas State University. 1997. Research Enhancement Grant. "Mapping Recent Citrus Freeze Damage in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas." Research Enhancement Program, January - August

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts:

D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors: World Bank, 2003. Invited visiting specialist to Centro de Investicación en Geografía y Geomática (CentroGeo), Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT), Mexico City, Mexico, January 2003.

National Science Foundation. 1996. National Faculty Fellows Program. "Enabling the Next Generation of Hazards Researchers" Workshop and Mentoring Program. 1996-97.

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Presidential Award for Excellence in Service, College of Liberal Arts, February 2008.

Third Place Award for Best Student Paper. Co-authored with Dena Konopka. "Representing Risk: A Geography of Toxic Air Emissions in Texas." Southwest Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Las Cruces, NM. October, 1995.

IV. SERVICE

A. University: Department Representative to Research Enhancement Program Committee, Texas State University, August 2007-present.

Committee Member, Liberal Arts College Review Group, Texas State University, September 2004-August 2007.

Committee Member, Liberal Arts Study Abroad Council, Texas State University, April 2005-present.

External Committee Member, Health Professions College Review Group, Texas State University, January 2005.

Associate Director, Center for Texas-Mexico Applied Research, Texas State University, August 1999-July 2004.

Committee Member, U.S. Ethnic Studies and Women's Studies Advisory Council, Southwest Texas State University, 1997-2001.

Chair, Ethnic Studies and Women's Studies Major Development, Data Collection Subcommittee, 1998-1999.

Committee Member, U.S. Ethnic Studies Minor, Southwest Texas State University, 1994-2001.

Course Criteria Subcommittee Member, U.S. Ethnic Studies Minor, Southwest Texas State University, 1997-2001.

Committee Member, Faculty Senate Environment Committee, Southwest Texas State University, September 1994-1995.

B. Departmental: Member of Annual Faculty Evaluation Subcommittee of the Personnel Committee of Department of Geography, 2007.

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Member of Annual Faculty Evaluation Subcommittee of the Personnel Committee of Department of Geography, 2006.

Chair, Evaluation Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2006-present.

Committee Member, Evaluation Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2006-present.

Chair, Scholarship and Awards Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2005-present.

Committee Member, Scholarship and Awards Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2005-present.

Committee Member, Travel Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2004-Fall 2006.

Committee Member, Colloquium Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2004-Fall 2005.

Member, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University/Texas State University-San Marcos, Spring 1998-Spring 2005.

Committee Member and Chair, Colloquium Committee, Department of Geography, Texas State University-San Marcos, Fall 2002-Fall 2003.

Committee Member, Graduate Committee, Fall 1996-Fall 1998, Fall 2001-Fall 2003.

Associate Director for Research and Publications, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, December 2001-March 2003.

Committee Member, Faculty Search Committee (G.I.Science Position), Fall 2001-Spring 2002.

Committee Chair, Ad Hoc Committee for Research on Comparable Geography Programs, Fall 2000-Fall 2001.

Associate Director, James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, August 1999.

Committee Member, Faculty Search Committee (G.I.S. Position), Spring 1999.

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Committee Member, Equipment Committee, Fall 1997-Spring 2002.

Committee Member, Faculty Search Committee (Two Positions in Environmental Geography), Fall 1996-Spring 1997.

Committee Member, Chair's Advisory Committee, Fall 1996-Spring 2001.

Committee Member, Faculty Search Committee (Environmental Geographer), Spring 1996.

Committee Member, Faculty Search Committee (Nature and Heritage Tourism), Spring 1996.

Committee Member, Budget Committee, September 1994-Spring 1996.

Vice Chair and Committee Member, Graduate Program Committee, September 1994-May 1997.

Committee Member, Ph.D. Committee, Fall 1993-May 1997.

C. Community: Editorial Board Member of Scholarly Journal. Southwestern Geographer. January 2006 – present.

Editorial Board Member of Scholarly Journal. Environmental Hazards. October 1998 - 2007.

Lead Organizer, Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Annual Meeting 2008. Meeting to be held in San Marcos, TX, October 23-25, 2008.

President, Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), 2005-2007.

Technical Auditor for U.S. Department of State, Reviewer of Two Funded Research Projects in Kazakhstan, Research and Auditing Coordinated by the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC), Moscow, Russia. Visited institutes in Aktau, Almaty, Alatau, and Kurchatov from June 18 to July 7, 2007. Reports submitted July 19, 2007.

Session Chair, “Hazards and Emergency Response: GIScience Research and Application” Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2007.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2007. The Southwestern Geographer.

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Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2007. Geojournal.

External Reviewer, Promotion and Tenure of Deborah Thomas, University of Colorado at Denver, November 2006.

Technical Auditor for U.S. Department of State, Reviewer of Five Funded Research Projects in Russia and Tajikistan, Research and Auditing Coordinated by the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC), Moscow, Russia. Visited institutes in Moscow, Dushanbe, and Perm from July 18 to August 5, 2006. Reports submitted August 15, 2006.

Session Chair, “Emergency and Environmental Risk Assessment/La evaluación de los riesgos ambientales y de emergencias”, Linnea Terrarum Conference, El Paso/Ciudad Juarez/Las Cruces, March 2006.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2006. Geographical Bulletin.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2006. Environmental Hazards.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2006. Environmental Management.

Research Proposal Reviewer. 2006. National Science Foundation.

Editor of Scholarly Journal. The Southwestern Geographer. June 1999 - December 2005.

Session Chair, “Hazards IV” Applied Geography Conference, Washington, DC, November 2005.

Secretary, Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), 2003-2005.

Technical Auditor for U.S. Department of State, Reviewer of Four Funded Research Projects in Ukraine and Georgia, Research and Auditing Coordinated by the Science and Technology Center of Ukraine (STCU), Kyiv, Ukraine. Visited institutes in Kyiv, and Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine and Tblisi, Georgia from October 4 to October 20, 2005. Reports submitted October 30, 2005.

Technical Auditor for U.S. Department of State, Reviewer of Four Funded Research Projects in Kazakhstan, Research and Auditing Coordinated by the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC), Moscow, Russia. Visited institutes in Stepnogorsk, Almaty, and Otar, Kazakhstan from June 19 to July 6, 2005. Reports submitted August 3, 2005.

Session Chair, “Disaster Management: Risk Perception, Transportation Issues, and GIS Analysis” Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, April 2005.

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Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2005. The Professional Geographer.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2005. Environmental Management.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2005. Water, Soil, and Air Pollution: Focus.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2005. Environmental Pollution.

Technical Auditor for U.S. Department of State, Reviewer of Six Funded Research Projects in Ukraine, Research and Auditing Coordinated by the Science and Technology Center of Ukraine (STCU), Kyiv, Ukraine. Visited institutes in Kyiv, L‟viv, and Chernivtsi, Ukraine from January 12 to January 29, 2004. Reports submitted February 10, 2004.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2004. The Professional Geographer. Second manuscript.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2004. The Professional Geographer. First manuscript.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly proceedings volume. 2004. Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conference.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2004. Risk Analysis.

Textbook review for publisher. 2004. Environmental Science, Cunningham, et al., 7th edition. McGraw-Hill.

Treasurer, Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG), 2001-2003.

Chair, Hazards Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers, 2001-2003.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2003. The Professional Geographer.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2003. Environmental Hazards.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2003. Environmental Hazards.

Session Chair, “Hazards: Animals and Toxics” Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, March 2002.

Panelist, United States Environmental Protection Agency Office of Solid Waste/Office of Emergency and Remedial Response Hispanic Outreach Initiative Expert Panel, 2001-2002.

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Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2002. Political Geography.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2002. Urban Geography.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2002. Environmental Hazards.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2001. Urban Geography.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2001. The Journal of Borderlands Studies.

Book Proposal Reviewer. 2001. Hazards, Disasters and Risk. Blackwell Publishers.

Research Proposal Reviewer. 2001. The Center for Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance. (2 proposals)

Textbook reviewer for publisher. 2001. The Environmental Policy Paradox. Prentice Hall.

Textbook reviewer for publisher. 2001. Environmental Management in the United States. Rowman & Littlefield.

Session Chair, “Floods, Straight-up and On the Rocks.” Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, New York, NY, February 2001.

Research Proposal Reviewer. 2000. U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation & Science and Technology Institute of Ukraine, Department of State.

Research Proposal Reviewer. 2000. National Science Foundation, Geography and Regional Science Program.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2000. Risk Analysis.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2000. Southeastern Geographer.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 2000. Urban Geography. (2 articles)

Judge, Gilbert F. White Awards for Hazards Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers, 2000.

Session Chair, "Natural Disasters" Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, April 2000.

Co-editor of Scholarly Journal. The Southwestern Geographer. November 1996 - 1999.

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Session Recorder, "Comparing Community Responses to Hurricanes Georges and Andrew in Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties" 24th Annual Boulder Workshop on Hazards Research and Applications - Research Roundup, Boulder, CO, July 1999.

Session Chair, "Agriculture and Ecology in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands" Association of Borderlands Studies, Fort Worth, TX, April 1999.

Guest Speaker, "Air-quality Related Health Risks from NAFTA Transportation in South Texas Border Communities" National Association of Environmental Professionals, Southwest Texas State University chapter, April 1999.

Student Awards Evaluation Committee, Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers' (SWAAG) Annual Meeting, Baton Rouge, LA, October 1998.

Editor of National Newsletter. Hazards: Newsletter of the Hazards Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers. April 1995 - April 1998.

Research Proposal Reviewer. 1998. National Science Foundation, Geography and Regional Science Program.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 1998. Environmental Hazards.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 1998. The Journal of Geography.

Local Arrangements and Program Chair. Hazards Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers Pre-Conference Meeting, Galveston, TX, March 1997.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 1997. Applied Geographic Studies.

New journal proposal reviewer for Routledge Press. 1997. Proposed journal title: Managing the Environment: Theory and Practice.

Manuscript reviewer for scholarly journal. 1995. Gender, Place, and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography.

Photographer, Central Texas Geo-Bowl, San Marcos, TX, April 1996. Guest Speaker, Johnston High School, Austin, TX, March 1995.

Photographer, Central Texas Geo-Bowl, San Marcos, TX, April 1995.

Examiner, Judge, Photographer, Central Texas Geo-Bowl, San Marcos, TX, May 1994.

Session Chair, "Natural and Technological Hazards" Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 1994.

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Session Chair, "Case Studies in the Use of GIS for Hazard Analysis and Management" Association of American Geographers‟ Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 1993.

Member, The Environmental Mediation Workgroup, Center for Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Rutgers University, 1988-1992.

President, Rutgers Association of Geography Students, Rutgers University, 1990-1991.

Treasurer, Rutgers Association of Geography Students, Rutgers University, 1988-1990.

Representative, Graduate Student Association, Rutgers University, 1988-1989.

Guest Speaker, Morristown High School, Morristown, NJ, 1989.

Co-organizer, Second Regional Graduate Student Conference, Piscataway, NJ, 1989.

Assistant to Dr. Briavel Holcomb, New Jersey Summer Institute for Geographic Education, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, 1988.

President, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Carroll College, 1983-1984.

Vice President, Carroll College Geographical Society, 1983-1984.

D. Professional:

E. Organizations

1. Honorary: Gamma Theta Upsilon, Geography Honor Society – 1983-1984 Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society – 1982-1984

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Southwest Division of the Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Association for Borderlands Studies Texas Water Resources Institute

F. Services Honors and Awards:

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TEXAS STATE VITA

I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

A. Name F. Benjamin Zhan Title Professor

B. Educational Background Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

Ph.D. 1994 SUNY-Buffalo Geography Spatio-Temporal Location Analysis Models and the Organization of Periodic Marketplaces

M.Sc. 1989 ITC, Geographic A Knowledge-Based System for Urban Netherlands Information Land Class Classification Systems

B.Eng. 1983 Wuhan Surveying Statistical Analysis of Crustal Technical Engineering Deformation Observation Data in University of Northern China Surveying and Mapping, China

C. University Experience

Position University Dates Professor Texas State University 2003- Director Texas State University –Texas Center for 2003- Geographic Information Science Associate Professor Southwest Texas State University 1999-2003 Assistant Professor Southwest Texas State University 1995-1999 Post-Doctoral Research The University of Tennessee 1994-1995 Fellow Research Assistant NCGIA-Buffalo 1991-1994 Research Associate Delft University of Technology, 1989-1991 The Netherlands Graduate Student on ITC, The Netherlands 1987-89 Fellowship Full Time Instructor Wuhan Technical University of Surveying 1983-87 and Mapping, China.

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D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity/Institution Dates Guest Chang Jiang (Cheung Kong) Scholars Award 03/2008 – 03/2011 Chair Professor Program Endowed Guest Chair Professor in Cartography and Geographic Information Engineering, Wuhan University, China. [note ―Chang Jiang‖ is the Yangtze River.]

Visiting Professor Center for Geography and Geographic 12/2007 Information Science (CentroGeo), a national research institute of CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation), Mexico

Guest Professor Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, The 2007— Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Guest Professor China State Key Laboratory for Information 2006— Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing (LIESMARS), Wuhan University, China

Visiting Professor South Central University, Changsha, China 06/2006

Visiting Professor South Central University, Changsha, China 05/2006

Guest Professor South Central University, Changsha, China 2005—

Visiting Professor Center for Geography and Geographic 12/2005 Information Science (CentroGeo), a national research institute of CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation), Mexico

Visiting Professor South Central University, Changsha, China 06/2005

Fellow Joint Laboratory for Geo-Information Science, 2003— Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Visiting Scholar Joint Laboratory for Geo-Information Science, 02-04/2002 Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese University of Hong Kong

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

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II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards

B. Courses Taught

Course number Course name GEO2426 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) GEO2427 Management and Implementation of GIS GEO3310 Urban Geography GEO4336 Transportation Systems GEO4338 Land Use Planning GEO4426 Geographic Information Systems I GEO4427 Geographic Information Systems II GEO5336 Transportation Systems GEO5418 Geographic Information Systems GEO7301 Advanced Quantitative Methods GEO7372 Seminar in Geographic Information Science

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations or Exit Committees (if supervisor, please indicate)

1. Supervision of Doctoral Students

Ph.D. Dissertations completed (as major advisor) Xinnong Zhou, ―Geographic Concentrations of Lung Cancer Mortality in Texas and Their Relationships to Socioeconomic and Environmental Conditions,‖ November, 2000. Software Engineer, Environmental System Research Institute, Redlands, CA

Xuwei Chen, ―Microsimulation of Evacuation Strategies,‖ May, 2006. Assistant Professor, Northern Illinois University

(Dr. Chen won the 2007 J. Warren Nystrom Dissertation Award (best dissertation award from the Association of American Geographers (AAG) for dissertations completed from 1 April 2005 to 15 September 2006); Dr. Chen was also the recipient of the 2007 best dissertation award from the Transportation Geography Specialty Group of the AAG for dissertations completed in the 2005-2006 academic year.)

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Ionara De Lima-Wilson, ―A Spatial Epidemiological Analysis of Oral Clefts and Volatile Organic Solvents in Texas,‖ October, 2007. Research scientist, Texas Child Protection Services

Guangyu Wu, ―Regional Climate Change and Its Impacts on Water Resources in Texas,‖ January, 2008.

Ph.D. dissertations completed (as committee member) Junmei Tang (2007)

Forrest Wilkerson (2004)

Ph.D. dissertations in progress (as major advisor)

Bin Zou (2007 – ) [co-supervisor with Prof. Yongnian Zeng of Central South University, China] Neng Wan (2007 – )

Jingxia Feng (2007 – ) [co-supervisor with Prof. Jianjun Zhu of Central South University, China] Bill Collins (2006 – ) Nancy Tian (2006 – ) Charles Yorke (2006 – ) Zhijun Yao (2004 – ) Jose Silvan (2004 – ); ABD

Ph.D. dissertations in progress (as committee member) Elaine J. Hanford Xuelian Meng Riju Stephen Greg Rybarcyzk [University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee]

External examiner of Ph.D. dissertations Ting Yang, the University of New South Wales, Australia (2007) Liming Jiang, Wuhan University, China (2006) Yan Wang, Wuhan University, China (2006) Xiang Li, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (2004)

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2. Supervision of Master’s Students

Master’s degrees completed (as major advisor) Patricia Longas, ―The Spatial Distribution of Fast-Food Restaurants in Harris County, Texas,‖ May 2007

Muhammad T. Rahman, ―Perception of Arsenic Hazard and Factors Affecting People‘s Participation of its Mitigation in Three Villages of Bangladesh,‖ May, 2004 Joseph Rincon, ―Developing the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Spatial Data Management Infrastructure: A Focus on Needs Assessment,‖ December, 2004 Kschitij Chaturvedi, ―Geographic Patterns of Obesity in Texas,‖ May, 2003 Jeff Wilson, ―Geographic Concentrations of Prostate Cancer Incidence in Texas and Their Relationship to Socioeconomic Conditions,‖ March, 2002. Arwen Vaughan, ―GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Supply and Demand,‖ August, 2000. Dean Rother, ―Dangerous Intersections in San Marcos, Texas: A GIS-Based Analysis,‖ December, 1999. Ian Martin, ―Location Analysis of the Multi-Institutional Teaching Center in North Austin,‖ December, 1998. Nicolas E. Gronquist, ―Factors Affecting Commute Times in the Austin Metropolitan Area,‖ June, 1997.

Master’s degrees completed (as committee member) Diana Woronuk (2007) James Graham (2006) Jessica N. Mefford (2004) Jon Kathy Alexander (2001) Justin Edmondson (2001) Steve Floyd (2000) Stephanie Jensen (1999) J. Alberto Colino (1998) Tom Griffith (1998)

Master’s degrees in progress (as major advisor) James Chachedi Henna Chou Delbert Humberson

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Zoran Stojakovic Yan Lin [co-supervisor with Prof. Jianjun Zhu of Central South University, China] Whitney Root (temporary)

Master’s degrees in progress (as committee member) Mike Zugelder

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development

Course number Course name GEO3351 Geography of Health GEO7338 Advanced Geographic Information Systems GEO7372 Seminar in Geographic Information Science GEO7418 Technical Foundations and Methods in Geographic Information Science

E. Funded External Teaching Grants and Contracts

F. Submitted, but not Funded, External Teaching Grants and Contracts

G. Funded Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts

H. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Teaching Grants and Contracts

I. Other

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books (if not refereed, please indicate) a. Scholarly Monographs b. Textbooks c. Edited Books

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2008 *Zhan, FB; Chen, C. 2008. Agent-Based Modeling and Evacuation Planning. In: Daniel Z. Sui (Ed.), Geospatial Technologies and Homeland Security: Research Frontiers and Future Challenges, Springer, pp. 189-209.

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. A Fuzzy Set Model of Approximate Linguistic Terms in Descriptions of Binary Topological Relations between Simple Regions. In: Pascal Matsakis and Les M. Sztandera (Eds.), Applying Soft Computing in Defining Spatial Relations, Physica-Verlag, Heidelberg, Germany, pp. 179-202.

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. Representing Networks. In NCGIA Core Curriculum in Geographic Information Sciences, Unit 064, National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA), Santa Barbara, CA.

e. Creative Books

2. Articles a. Refereed Journal Articles [40] [Note: *corresponding author of co-authored articles] 2008 *Brender, JD; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH; Steck, M; Zhan, FB; Moody, K. 2008. Are Maternal Occupation and Residential Proximity to Industrial Sources of Pollution Related? Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (in press) [SCI] [Medline]

2008 *Silvan, JL; Wang, L; Zhan, FB. 2008. Representing Geographical Objects with Scale-Induced Indeterminate Boundaries: A Neural Network-Based Data Model. International Journal of Geographical Information Science (in press) [SCI] [EI]

2008 *Brender, JD; Zhan, FB; Langlois, PH; Suarez, L; Scheuerle, A. 2008. Residential Proximity to Waste Sites and Industrial Facilities and Chromosomal Anomalies in Offspring. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health (advance online publication 30 April 2007; doi:10.1016/j.ijheh.2007.02.009) [SCI] [Medline]

2008 *Chen, X; Zhan, FB. 2008. Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation of Urban Evacuation: Relative Effectiveness of Simultaneous and Staged Evacuation Strategies. Journal of the Operational Research Society 59(1): 25-33. [SCI] [EI]

2007 *Suarez, L; Brender, JD; Langlois, PH; Zhan, FB; Moody, K. 2007. Maternal Exposures to Hazardous Waste Sites and Industrial Facilities and Risk of Neural Tube Defects in Offspring. Annals of Epidemiology 17(10): 772-777. [SCI] [Medline]

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Making a Difference Using Geospatial Information Technologies. Research in Geographic Education 9(1): 153-158.

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2007 Hanford, EJ; *Zhan, FB; Lu, Y; Giordano, A. 2007. Chagas Disease in Texas: Realizing the Significance and Implications of Evidence in the Literature. Social Science & Medicine 65: 60-79. [SSCI] [Medline]

2007 *Huang, B; Wu, Q; Zhan, FB. 2007. A Shortest Path Algorithm with Novel Heuristics for Dynamic Transportation Networks. International Journal of Geographical Information Science 21(6): 625-644. [SCI] [EI]

2006 *Brender, JD; Zhan, FB; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH; Gilani, Z; DeLima, I; Moody, K. 2006. Linking Environmental Hazards and Birth Defects Data. International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health 12(2): 126-133. [SCI] [Medline]

2006 *Brender, JD; Zhan, FB; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH; Moody, K. 2006. Maternal Residential Proximity to Waste Sites and Industrial Facilities and Oral Clefts in Offspring. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 48(6):565-572. [SCI] [Medline]

2006 Chen, X; Meaker, JW; *Zhan, FB. 2006. Agent-Based Modeling and Analysis of Hurricane Evacuation Procedures for the Florida Keys. Natural Hazards 38(3): 321-338. [SCI]

2006 *Zhan, FB; Brender, JD; Han, Y; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH. 2006. GIS-EpiLink: A Spatial Search Tool for Linking Environmental and Health Data. Journal of Medical Systems 30(5): 405-412. [SSCI] [Medline]

2006 *Zhan, FB; Brender, JD; DeLima, I; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH. 2006. Match Rate and Positional Accuracy of Two Geocoding Methods for Epidemiological Research. Annals of Epidemiology 6(11): 842-849. [SCI] [Medline]

2006 *Chen, X; Zhan, FB. 2006. Mapping the Vulnerability to Potential Toxic Substance Releases from Industrial Facilities under Emergency Situations: A Case Study of Galveston, Texas. Geographic Information Sciences 12(1): 27-33.

2005 *Zhan, FB; Chen, X; Noon, CE; Wu, G. 2005. A GIS-Enabled Comparison of Fixed and Discriminatory Pricing Strategies for Potential Switchgrass-to-Ethanol Conversion Facilities in Alabama. Biomass & Bioenergy 28(3): 295-306. [SCI] [EI]

2003 Zhan, FB. 2003. Cognitive Evidence of Vagueness Associated with some Linguistic Terms in Descriptions of Spatial Relations. Spatial Cognition & Computation 3(2&3):241-257.

2003 *Zhan, FB; Lin, H. 2003. Topological Overlay of Two Simple Polygons with Indeterminate Boundaries. Transactions in GIS 7(1): 71-86.

2003 *Zhan, FB; Lin, H. 2003. Geographic Patterns of Cancer Mortality in Texas, 1990-1997. Texas Medicine 99(8): 58-64. [Medline]

2003 *Pimpler, E; Zhan, FB. 2003. Drop by Drop: Modeling Water Demand on the Lower Colorado. Geospatial Solutions, 13(5): 38-41. [EI]

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2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Are Deaths from Liver Cancer, Lung Cancer, Kidney Cancer, and Leukemia Clustered in San Antonio? Texas Medicine 98(10): 51-56. [Medline]

2002 Noon, CE; *Zhan, FB; Graham, RL. 2002. GIS-Based Analysis of Marginal Price Variation with an Application in Ethanol Plant Location. Networks and Spatial Economics 2(1): 79-93. [SCI]

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS-Based Spatial Allocation Analysis of Population Growth in Regional Water Resource Planning. Geographic Information Sciences 8(2):97-107.

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. Approximate Characterization of Topological Relations Between Fuzzy Regions and Their Corresponding Linguistic Descriptions. Systems Analysis Modelling Simulation 41(1): 1-16. [SCI]

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. Childhood Cancer Clusters in New Mexico, 1973-1997. The Southwestern Geographer 5: 31-48.

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. GIS for Air Quality: It‘s a Particulate Matter. Geospatial Solutions, 11(5): 24.

2000 *Zhan, FB; Noon, CE. 2000. A Comparison Between Label-Setting and Label- Correcting Algorithms for Computing One-to-One Shortest Paths. Journal of Geographic Information and Decision Analysis 4(2): 1-11. [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 20]

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. The Ribbon and the "Beige Region": GIS Development for Epidemiology Analysis along the Texas-Mexico Border. SOCIOTAM: International Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities 10(1): 209-220. (in Spanish)

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. Educating Geographers with GIS Skills for the Real World: Some Feedback from Geography Graduates at Southwest Texas State University. Geocarto International 15(3): 75-79.

1998 *Zhan, FB; Larsen, R; Zhou, X. 1998. Locate Recycled Materials on the Web. ArcUser, October-December, 1998, pp.26-27.

1998 *Zhan, FB; Noon, CE. 1998. Shortest Path Algorithms: An Evaluation Using Real Road Networks. Transportation Science 32(1): 65-73. [SCI] [EI] [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 120]

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. Approximate Analysis of Topological Relations between Geographic Regions with Indeterminate Boundaries. Soft Computing 2(2): 28-34. [EI] [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 45]

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. A Family of Spatio-Temporal Location Analysis Problems in Mobile Trading. Papers in Regional Science 77(1): 1-18. [SSCI]

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. Three Fastest Shortest Path Algorithms on Real Road Networks: Data Structures and Procedures. Journal of Geographic Information and Decision

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Analysis 1(1): 69-82. [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 120]

1996 *Zhan, FB; Buttenfield, BP. 1996. Multi-Scale Representation of a Digital Line. Cartography and Geographic Information Systems (Science) 23(4): 206-228. [EI]

1996 *Fotheringham, AS; Zhan, FB. 1996. A Comparison of Three Exploratory Methods for Cluster Detection in Spatial Point Patterns. Geographical Analysis 28(3): 200-218. [SCI] [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 45]

1995 *Zhan, FB; Buttenfield, BP. 1995. Object-Oriented Rule-Based Symbol Selection for Visualizing Statistical Information. International Journal of Geographical Information Systems 9(3): 293-315. [SCI] [EI] [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 15]

1987 Zhan, FB. 1987. Spatial Visual Variables and Spatial Resolution. Journal of Science and Technology in Surveying and Mapping. (in Chinese)

1986 Zhan, FB. 1986. Overview of Land Management in Alberta, Canada. Cehui Yicong, 3: 20-32. (in Chinese)

1986 Zhan, FB. 1986. Scientific and Technical Foundation of the National Cadastral System in the Soviet Union. Cehui Yicong, 3: 33-36. (in Chinese)

1985 *Wang, S; Zhan, FB; Shen, J; Wang, Z; Zhu, Y. 1985. Statistical Analysis on Crustal Deformation Data in Northern China. Seismological Research (in Chinese)

b. Non-refereed Articles

3. Conference Proceedings a. Refereed Conference Proceedings [8]

2007 *Zhan, FB; Chen, C; Voigt, T. 2007. A Framework for Developing Left-Turn Operations Guidelines at Signalized Intersections. In Proceedings of the 2007 International Conference on Services Systems and Services Management, 9-11 June 2007 Pages: 1-6 (EI: 10.1109/ICSSSM.2007.4280124)

2005 *Zhan, FB; Lu, Y; Giordano, A; Hanford, EJ. 2005. Geographic Information System (GIS) as a Tool for Disease Surveillance and Environmental Health Research. 2005 International Conference on Services Systems and Services Management, Proceedings of ICSSSM'05, Vol. 2, p 1465-1470. [EI]

2003 Yu, J; *Zhan, FB. 2003. Reliability of the Spatial Scan Statistic for Detecting Spatial Clusters in Disaggregated Data: Some Empirical Evidence. Papers and Proceedings of Applied Geography Conference, 26: 161-168.

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2002 *Lin, H; Gong, J; Tsou, J; Zhao, Y; Zhang, Z; Zhan, FB. 2002. VGE: A New Communication Platform for General Public. In: Chaitan Baru, Christophe Claramunt, Bo Huang, and Stefano Spaccapietra (Eds.), WISE Workshops 2002: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Web Information Systems Engineering, Singapore, pp. 47-55. [EI]

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Monitoring Geographic Concentration of Female Breast Cancer Using Cluster Analysis: The Case of New Mexico. Papers and Proceedings of Applied Geography Conference, 25: 1-8.

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. Topological Relations between Fuzzy Regions. In: Barrett Bryant, Janice Carroll, Dave Oppenheim, Jim Hightower, and K. M. George (Eds.), Proceedings of the 1997 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, held in San Jose, CA, pp.192-196. [EI] [S/SCI and Google Scholar citations > 15]

1992 *Zhan, FB; Shi, W. 1992. GIS in Higher Education: A Curriculum Perspective. In: Hui Lin (Ed.), Proceedings of the First Conference of Chinese Professionals in GIS, held in Buffalo, NY, July, 1992. Beijing, China: Science Press, pp. 28-40. (in Chinese)

1991 Zhan, FB. 1991. Structuring the Knowledge of Cartographic Symbolization: An Object-Oriented Approach. In: David M. Mark and Denis White (Eds.), Proceedings of the Tenth International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography, Baltimore, MD, pp. 247-260.

b. Non-refereed

2004 Zhan, FB; Han, Y. 2004. Automatic Calibration of Mathematical Models for Spatial Allocation of Population Growth in Regional Water Resource Planning. In Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Watershed Management and Urban Water Supply. Shenzhen, China, December 13-15, pp. 146-155.

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Demand. In Proceedings of Geoinfomatics’2002: Geoinfomatics for Global Change Studies and Sustainable Development. Nanjing, China.

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. Geographers in the Real World: Some Example Employment Profiles of Geography Graduates from Southwest Texas State University. In Proceedings of the International IT Conference on Geo-Spatial Education, Hong Kong, China, July, 2000, pp.223-230.

1998 Zhan, FB; Han, Y. 1998. Fastest Algorithms for Computing One-to-One Shortest Paths. In Proceedings of International Conference of Spatial Information Science and Technology (SIST '98 Wuhan), December 13-16, Wuhan, China, p.489-496.

1998 Zhan, FB; Larsen, R; Zhou, X. 1998. A Web-Based Recycling Markets Information System (RMIS). In Proceedings of the 1998 ESRI User Conference,

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San Diego, CA.

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. A Set of Shortest Path Algorithms That Run Fastest on Real Road Networks. In: GIS/LIS'96 Annual Conference and Exposition Proceedings; Bethesda, MD, USA: American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing, 1996, xv+1284 p. 755-764. [EI]

1996 Noon, CE; Daly, M; Zhan, FB. 1996. Beyond Assessment of Resources: Procurement of Woody Biomass Fuels. In Proceedings of Bioenergy'96, Nashville, TN, pp. 565-569.

1996 Noon, CE; Daly, M; Graham, R; Zhan, FB. 1996. Transportation and Site Location Analysis for Regional Integrated Biomass Assessment (RIBA). In Proceedings of Bioenergy'96, Nashville, TN, pp. 487-493.

1993 Zhan, FB; Mark, DM. 1993. Conflict Resolution in Map Generalization: A Cognitive Study. In Proceedings of the Eleventh International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography (Auto Carto 11), held in Minneapolis, MN, edited by R. McMaster and M. Armstrong, pp. 406-413.

1992 Zhan, FB; Mark, DM. 1992. Object-Oriented Spatial Knowledge Representation and Processing: Formalization of Core Classes and Their Relationships. In Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling, held in Charleston, SC, edited by P. Bresnahan, E. Corwin and D. Cowen (Columbia, SC), pp.662-671.

1991 Zhan, FB. 1991. A Knowledge-Based System for Urban Land Classification. In Proceedings of the Second National GIS Conference, Ottawa, Canada.

1988 Zhan, FB. 1988. A Microcomputer Multipurpose Cadastral Information System. In Proceedings of FIG Permanent Committee Conference, Wellington, New Zealand.

4. Abstracts

2006 *Brender, JD; Zhan, B; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH. 2006. Residential Proximity to Waste Sites and Industrial Facilities and Chromosomal Anomalies in Offspring. American Journal of Epidemiology, 163 (11): S156-S156 Suppl. [SCI] [Medline]

2006 *Zhan, FB; Brender, JD; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH. 2006. GIS-Augmented Environmental Health Research. In Proceedings of the 4th International Academic Conference on Environmental and Occupational Medicine. Kunming, China, October 16-19, p. 38.

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. The Use of Geographic Information Systems for Sustainable Water Resource Management. In Proceedings of the International Seminar of the

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Precious Water Environment, Shimane University, Matsue, Japan, January 26, pp.83-92.

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. How Much is Region Q Covering Region R ‗a Little Bit,‘ ‗Somewhat,‘ or ‗Nearly Completely?‘ In: Matteo Cristani and Brandon Bennett (Eds.), Proceedings of SVUG01: The Joint COSIT-FOIS Workshop on Spatial Vagueness, Uncertainty and Granularity, held in Ogunquit, ME, October 15-16, 2001.

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. Quantification of Linguistic Modifiers in Descriptions of the Topological Relation "Region A Covers Region B.‖ GIScience 2000: The First International Conference on Geographic Information Science. Savannah, GA, October 28-31.

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. Approximation of Topological Relations between Fuzzy Regions Satisfying a Linguistically Described Query. In: Stephen C. Hirtle and Andrew U. Frank (eds.) Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1329. Spatial Information Theory: A Theoretical Basis for GIS. International Conference COSIT’97. Laurel Highlands, Pennsylvania, USA, October15-18, 1997. Springer, Berlin, 509-510.

1995 *Zhan, FB; Noon, CE. 1995. Shortest Paths Algorithms: A Further Evaluation Using Real World Road Networks. In: F. Andrew Schoolmaster (ed.) Papers and Proceedings of Applied Geography Conferences, Volume 18, p.231.

5. Reports

2007 Lewis, C; Higgins, L.; Perkins, J.; Zhan, FB; Chen, X. 2007. Regional Public Transportation Solutions for Intercity Commuting Traffic. Technical report prepared for the Texas Department of Transportation (Project 0-5345-R1). Texas Southern University; Texas Transportation Institute; Prairie View A&M University; Texas State University.

2006 Zhan, FB; Lu, Y; Giordano, A; Hanford, EJ. 2006. Texas-Mexico Border Health and Environmental Security Initiative—GIS for Texas-Mexico Border Environmental Health Tracking. Technical report prepared for the Brooks City- Base Foundation. Texas Center for Geographic Information Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University.

2006 Zhan, FB; Chen, X. 2006. GIS Models for Analyzing Intercity Commute Patterns: A Case Study of the Austin-San Antonio Corridor in Texas. Technical report prepared for the Texas Department of Transportation (Project 0-5345-R2). Texas Center for Geographic Information Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University.

2006 Lewis, C; Higgins, L.; Perkins, J.; Zhan, FB; Chen, X. 2006. Regional Transit Coordination Guidebook. Guidebook prepared for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT Project 0-5345-P1). Texas Southern University; Texas Transportation Institute; Prairie View A&M University; Texas State University.

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2006 Lewis, C; Higgins, L; Perkins, J; Zhan, FB. 2006. Regional Transit Coordination. Brochure prepared for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT Project 0- 5345-P2). Texas Southern University; Texas Transportation Institute; Prairie View A&M University; Texas State University.

2005 Zhan, FB; Wu, G; Silvan, J; Yao, Z; Meng, X. 2005. GIS for Sustainable Water Resource Management in the Rio Grande Basin – Development of Geodatabases and Acquisition of Land Use Land Cover Data. Texas Center for Geographic Information Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University.

2005 Zhan, FB; Lu, Y; Giordano, A; Hanford, EJ. 2005. Texas-Mexico Border Health Initiative. Technical report prepared for the Brooks City-Base Foundation. Texas Center for Geographic Information Science, Department of Geography, Texas State University.

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Demand, Second Edition. Technical report prepared for the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA). Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University.

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. A User Manual of WaterPlan—a GIS software package used for GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Supply and Demand. Prepared for the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA). Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University.

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Supply and Demand. Technical report prepared for the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA). Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University.

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. A Feasibility Study to Develop GIS-Based Emission Estimation and Allocation along the Texas-Mexico Border. Technical report prepared for the Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission. Department of Geography, SW Texas State University.

1999 Zhan, FB; Martin, I. 1999. Multiple Institutional Teaching Center (MITC) Site Location Analysis. Technical report prepared for the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs at Texas State. Department of Geography and Planning, Southwest Texas State University.

1998 Zhan, FB; Zhou, X. 1998. Texas Recycling Markets Information System (TRMIS) Online Tutorial. Tutorial prepared for the Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission (TNRCC). Department of Geography and Planning, Southwest Texas State University.

1998 Zhan, FB; Zhou, X. 1998. Design and Implementation Issues of the Texas Recycling Markets Information System (TRMIS). Technical report prepared for the Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission (TNRCC). Department of Geography and Planning, Texas State.

1991 Zhan, FB. Point Matching in Small Window Image Pair in the Framework of CASSPAR. Technical Report, Centre for Computer Graphics and Mapping, Delft

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University of Technology, The Netherlands.

1990 Zhan, FB. A Review and a Framework for Knowledge-Based Interpretation of Scanned Map Images. Technical Report, Center for Computer Graphics and Mapping, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

1990 Zhan, FB. Cartographic Objects and Spatial Reasoning for the Interpretation of Scanned Large Scale Topographic Map Images. Technical Report, Center for Computer Graphics and Mapping, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

1985 Zhan, FB. The Use of DR2 for an Integrated Automatic Digital Mapping System. Published by SOKKISHA, Japan.

6. Book Reviews

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Handbook of Logistics and Supply-Chain Management (Edited by A.M. Brewer, K.J. Button, and D.A. Hensher), Pergamon Press. Journal of Transport Geography, 10: 245.

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. Location Economics: Theoretical Underpinnings and Applications. (by Melvin L. Greenhut, 1995). Brookfield: Edward Elgar. Social Science Quarterly, 79(2): 482-484.

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. Spatial Microeconomics: Theoretical Underpinnings and Applications. (by Melvin L. Greenhut, 1995). Brookfield: Edward Elgar. Social Science Quarterly. 79(2): 482-484.

7. Other

B. Works not in Print

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Panelist, Panel Session about GIS, Geoscience and Interoperability. OGC-China Symposium at Wuhan. Wuhan, China, October 26.

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Session Chair, Introduction to OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium). OGC-China Symposium at Wuhan. Wuhan, China, October 25.

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2007 Zhan, FB; Chen, X; Voigt, T. 2007. A Framework for Developing Left-Turn Operations Guidelines at Signalized Intersections. The Fourth IEEE Conference on Service Systems and Service Management (ICSSSM07). Chengdu, China, June 11.

2007 Wu, GY; Zhan, FB. 2007. Climate Change and Water Resources in Texas. 2007 Annual Conference—Joint Rio Grande Basin Initiatives. South Padre Island,, TX, May 17.

2007 Yao, ZJ; Zhan, FB. 2007. Visual Exploration and Spatial Analysis for Detecting Clusters of Line Segments (poster). Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). San Francisco, CA, April 19.

2007 Zhan, FB; Chen, X. 2007. Intercity and Urban-Rural Commute Flows in Central Texas. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). San Francisco, CA, April 19.

2006 Zhan, FB; Chen, X; Meaker, J. 2006. Agent-Based Modeling and Analysis of Hurricane Evacuation Procedures for the Florida Keys. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Chicago, IL, March 10.

2006 Chen, X; Zhan, FB. 2006. Commute patterns in Central Texas. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Chicago, IL, March 11.

2006 Wu, G; Zhan, FB. 2006. Climate Change and Water Resources Vulnerability in Texas. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Chicago, IL, March 11.

2006 Wu, G; Zhan, FB. 2006. GIS, Geospatial Analysis, and Modeling for Sustainable Water Resource Management. Fifth Annual Rio Grande Initiatives Conference. Ruidoso, TX, March 29.

2006 Zhan, FB; Wu, G. 2006. Distributed Modeling and Analysis for Regional Water Resource Vulnerability Assessment. Hydrological Sciences for Managing Water Resources in the Asian Developing World. Guangzhou, China, June 9.

2006 Hanford EJ; Zhan FB; Lu Y; Giordano A. 2006. Chagas Disease and the Implications of Historical Biogeographical Research in Texas. Invited presentation to the Six States Meeting, August 10-11, 2006, sponsored by U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service. Texarkana, TX, August 10.

2006 Zhan, FB; Brender, JD; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH. 2006. GIS-Augmented Environmental Epidemiology Research. The 14th International Conference on Geoinformatics (Geoinformatics 2006). Wuhan, China, October 28-29.

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2006 Zhan, FB; Chen, X. 2006. Agent-Based Modeling and Evacuation Planning. 2006 Texas A&M University Symposium on ―Geospatial Technologies and Homeland Security‖. College Station, TX, November 15.

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. The Use of Geographic Information Systems for Sustainable Water Resource Management. International Seminar on Sustainability of the Precious Water Environment-Partnership between Texas and Shimane. Matsue, Japan, January 26.

2005 Zhan, FB; Brender, JD; Suarez, L; Langlois, PH; 2005. GIS-Augmented Environmental Epidemiology Research: Residential Proximity to Hazardous Waste Sites and Congenital Malformations in Offspring. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Denver, CO, April 8.

2005 Zhan, FB; 2005. GIS for Sustainable Water Resource Management in the Rio Grande Basin – Development of Geodatabases and Acquisition of Land Use Land Cover Data. Fourth Annual Rio Grande Initiatives Conference. Alpine, TX, April 12.

2005 Zhan, FB; Lu, Y; Giordano, A; Hanford, EJ. 2005. Geographic Information System (GIS) as a Tool for Disease Surveillance and Environmental Health Research. The Second IEEE Conference on Service Systems and Service Management (ICSSSM05). Chongqing, China, June 13-15.

2004 Chen, X; Zhan, FB. 2004. Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation of Urban Evacuation: Relative Effectiveness of Simultaneous and Staged Evacuation Strategies. 83rd Annual Meeting of Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, January 11-15, 2004.

2004 Zhan, FB; Morrill, RL. 2004. Fleming Lecture in Transportation Geography. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Philadelphia, PA, March 15. [session organizer]

2004 Zhan, FB. 2004. STAR/STELLA Transatlantic Transport Research Initiative II. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Philadelphia, PA, March 19. [discussant]

2004 Zhan, FB. 2004. What is ‗the Weakest Links‘ in Intermodal Transportation? Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Philadelphia, PA, March 19.

2004 Zhan, FB; Brender, J; Han, Y; De Lima, I; Suarez, L; Langlois, P. 2004. GIS- Based Spatial Search for Environmental Health Research: Environmental Hazards and Birth Defects in Texas. CDC 2004 Environmental Health Tracking Conference. Philadelphia, PA, March 24-26.

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2004 Wu, G; Zhan, FB. 2004. Hydrologic Modeling Using Remote Sensing and GIS - A Case Study in the San Marcos Basin? Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Philadelphia, PA, March 15.

2004 Zhan, FB; Wu, G. 2004. Spatially Distributed Hydrologic Modeling Using Information Derived from Remote Sensing Images and Other Geospatial Data. International Conference on Water Security for Future Generations. Changchun, Jilin, July 27.

2004 Zhan, FB. 2004. Automatic Calibration of Mathematical Models for Spatial Allocation of Population Growth in Regional Water Resource Planning. The 4th International Conference on Watershed Management and Urban Water Supply. Shenzhen, China, December 14.

2003 Zhan, FB; Chen, X. 2003. Micro-Simulation of Urban Evacuation Strategies. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). New Orleans, LA, March 5.

2003 Wu, G; Zhan, FB. 2003. Spatial Data Mining with Improved GIS Tools. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). New Orleans, LA, March 5.

2003 Zhan, FB; Morrill, RL. 2003. Fleming Lecture in Transportation Geography. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). New Orleans, LA, March 5. [session organizer]

2003 Chen, X; Zhan, FB. 2003. Mapping the Vulnerability of Potential Toxic Substance Release from Industrial Facilities under Emergency Situations: A Case Study of Galveston, Texas. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG). New Orleans, LA, March 5.

2002 Wilson, JG; Zhan, FB; Brender, JD; Bryan, D. 2002. Geographic concentrations of prostate cancer incidence in Texas and their relationship to socioeconomic conditions. AAG 2002. Los Angeles, CA, March 19-23.

2002 Zhan, FB. 2003. GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Demand. Geoinfomatics’2002: Geoinfomatics for Global Change Studies and Sustainable Development. Nanjing, China, June 1-3.

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. Geographic Distributions of Cancer Mortality in Texas. AAG 2001. New York, NY, February 25 – March 3.

2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. How Much is Region Q Covering Region R ‗a Little Bit,‘ ‗Somewhat,‘ or ‗Nearly Completely? SVUG, The Workshop on Spatial Vagueness, Uncertainty, and Granularity, Ogunquit, ME, October 15-19.

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2001 Zhan, FB. 2001. Locating a Multiple-Institution Teaching Center In North Austin, Texas. Papers and Proceedings of Applied Geography Conference. Fort-Worth, TX, November 14-15.

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. Geographers in the Real World: Some Example Employment Profiles of Geography Graduates from Southwest Texas State University, International IT Conference on Geo-Spatial Education. Hong Kong, China. July

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. Quantification of Linguistic Modifiers in Descriptions of the Topological Relation "Region A Covers Region B.‖ GIScience 2000: The First International Conference on Geographic Information Science. Savannah, GA, October 28-31.

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. An Online Recycling Markets Information System (RMIS). ESRI User Conference. San Diego, CA.

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. The Ribbon and the "Beige Region": GIS Development for Epidemiology Analysis. Annual Conference of US-Mexico Borderland Studies. Nogales, AZ.

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. A New Method for Spatial Point Pattern Analysis. AAG'97, Fort Worth, TX.

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. GIS-Transportation and the Private Sector: Building Common Grounds between Universities and Private Sectors. AAG'97, Fort Worth, TX.

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. Topological Relations Between Fuzzy Regions. The 1997 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, San Jose, CA.

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. Approximate Analysis of Topological Relations Between Geographic Regions with Indeterminate Boundaries. The Second Workshop of the International Institute for General Systems Studies, San Marcos, TX.

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. GIS Programs at Southwest Texas State University. Texas GIS Forum'96, Austin, TX.

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. Approximate Analysis of Geographic Objects with Indeterminate Boundaries. International Institute of General Systems Studies Workshop II, San Marcos, TX.

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. A Set of Shortest Path Algorithms That Run Fastest on Real Road Networks. GIS/LIS'96, Denver, CO.

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1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. A Spatial Decision Support System For Wood Fuel Procurement. AAG'96, Charlotte, NC.

1995 Zhan, FB. 1995. A Family of Spatio-Temporal Competitive Location Models in Mobile Trading. AAG'95, Chicago, IL.

1995 Zhan, FB. 1995. Shortest Path Algorithms: An Evaluation Using Real Road Networks. The 18th Applied Geography Conference. Crystal City, Arlington, VA.

1994 Zhan, FB. 1994. A Model of Spatio-Temporal Competition in Two-Trader Mobile Trading. AAG'94, San Francisco, CA.

1993 Zhan, FB. 1993. Spatio-Temporally Constrained Disaggregate Accessibility Modeling in GIS. First McMaster/UB Graduate Conference, Buffalo, NY.

1992 Zhan, FB. 1992. Generalization of Spatial Databases, the First Conference of Chinese Professionals in GIS, Buffalo, NY.

1992 Zhan, FB. 1992. Object-Oriented Spatial Knowledge Representation and Processing: Formalization of Core Classes and Their Relationships. Fifth International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling, Charleston, SC.

1991 Zhan, FB. 1991. Structuring the Knowledge of Cartographic Symbolization: An Object-Oriented Approach. Auto Carto 10, Baltimore, MD.

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Transportation Analysis: Regional Integrated Biomass Assessment (RIBA). Video Conference Lecture for the Mexican National Institute of Statistics and Geographic Information (INEGI) at the Center for Geography and Geographic Information Science (CentroGeo), CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation). December 7

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. GIS and Spatial Analysis for Environmental Health Research. Video Conference Lecture for the Mexican National Institute of Statistics and Geographic Information (INEGI) at the Center for Geography and Geographic Information Science (CentroGeo), CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation). December 7

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. GIS and Environmental Health Research: Visual Exploration of Geospatially-Referenced Health Data with Hundreds of Dimensions. Center for Geography and Geographic Information Science (CentroGeo), CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation). December 5

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2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Visual Exploration of Environmental Health Data, Geospatial Technologies and Public Health: Mapping Disease, Promoting Health. College Station, Texas, USA. November 17 (Plenary Speech)

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Research Challenges in High Performance Computing for Transportation, National Annual Conference on High Performance Computing, HPC China 2007, Shenzhen, China. October 27 (Plenary Speech)

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Microsimulation of Urban Evacuation, Wuhan University, Wuhan, China. June 15

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Geographic Information Systems and Transportation Analysis, Heilongjiang Institute of Technology, Haerbin, China. June 9

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Geographic Information Systems and Transportation Analysis, Northeast Normal University, Changchun, China. June 4

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Geographic Information Systems and Transportation Analysis, Northeastern University, Shenyang, China. June 1

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Microsimulation as a Means to Understand the Complexity of Urban Evacuation, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. May 29

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Microsimulation of Urban Evacuation, Central South University, Changsha, China. May 25

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation of Network Dynamics for Evacuation Planning. Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenzhen, China. May 24

2007 Zhan, FB. 2007. GIS and Spatial Analysis for Epidemiological Research. Health Science Center, University of North Texas, Fort Worth, Texas. February 26

2006 Zhan, FB. 2007. Agent-Based Modeling of Network Dynamics for Evacuation Planning. Institute for Geoinformatics, University of Münster, Münster, Germany. December 18

2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. GIS-Augmented Environmental Health Research. University of Texas at San Antonio—Department of Earth and Environmental Science. Feb. 7

2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. GIS-Augmented Environmental Health Research. Central South University, Changsha, China. October 23

2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. GIS-Augmented Environmental Health Research. The 4th International Academic Conference on Environmental and Occupational Medicine. Kunming, China, October 18. (Plenary Speech)

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2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. GIS and Environmental Epidemiology: Maternal Residential Proximity to Industrial Facilities and Congenital Malformations in Offspring. East-West Center, Hawaii. June 30

2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. The Potential of GIScience in Helping Answer Big Scientific Questions. The State Key Laboratory of Information Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing (LIESMARS), Wuhan University, China. May 27

2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. The Role of GIScience in Helping Answer Big Scientific Questions in Human Environmental Sciences. Conference of Scientific Week, Central South University, Changsha, China. May 12

2006 Zhan, FB. 2006. GIS and its Applications in Transportation and Environmental Health Research. Department of Computer Science, Texas State University-San Marcos. April 28

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. Global Environmental Change, Human Health, and GIScience. Center for Geography and Geographic Information Science (CentroGeo), CONACYT (Mexican National Science Foundation). December 8.

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. GIS-Based Disease Mapping and Modeling. U. S. Air Force Institute of Operational Health, Brooks City-Base, San Antonio, TX. August 5

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. Global Environmental Change, Human Health, GIScience – What Are the Connections? Central South University, Changsha, China. June 27

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. GIS-Augmented Human Environmental Research: Case Studies in Birth Defects Research and Hurricane Evacuation. State Key Laboratory of Resources and Environmental Information System (LREIS), Chinese Academy of Sciences. June 9.

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. Distributed Modeling for Human Environmental Studies. USGS EROS Data Center, Sioux Falls, SD. April 22

2004 Zhan, FB. 2004. A GIS-Enabled Analysis of Pricing Strategies for the Procurement of Renewable Energy Materials. Central South University, Changsha, Hunan, China. December 10

2004 Zhan, FB. 2004. Health and the Environment: GIS-Augmented Environmental Epidemiology for Birth Defects Research. University of Illinois at Carbondale, IL. October 26

2004 Zhan, FB. 2004. GIScience in the United States: Applications and Research Frontiers. Helongjiang Institute of Seismology Research. Harbin, Helongjiang, China. July 29

2003 Zhan, FB. 2003. Environment and Human Health: The Case of Cancer Mortality and Birth Defects in Texas. Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC), Houston, TX. January 9

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2003 Zhan, FB. 2003. GIS and its Applications in Transportation Analysis and Environmental Health Research. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Alexandria, VA. June 23

2003 Zhan, FB. 2003. A Glimpse of Ongoing GIS Research Activities at the Texas Center for Geographic Information Science. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA. June 24

2003 Zhan, FB. 2003. Spatial Data Mining for Environmental Health. CentroGeo, CONACYT, Mexico City, Mexico. July 31

2003 Zhan, FB. 2003. GIScience and Environmental Health Research at Texas State University. The School of Rural Public Health, South Texas Center, Texas A&M University System Health Science Center, McAllen, TX. August 14

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. An Overview of GIS Application Areas in the United States. Tianjin Information Center of Critical Geospatial Infrastructure, Tianjin, China. February 4

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS: An Overview of Application Areas and Research Frontier. Guangdong Institute of Land Surveying and Planning, China. February 28

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Biomass to Energy Supply Chain Management. Joint Laboratory for Geoinformation Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China. March 13

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS and Health Research. Joint Laboratory for Geoinformation Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China. March 19

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Geographic Dimensions of Biomass and Bioenergy. Department of Geography, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China. March 21

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS Applications in Land Management in the USA. Shenzhen Municipal Planning and Land Information Center, Shenzhen, China. April 12

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. GIS and Intelligent Transportation Systems. The State Key Laboratory of Information Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing (LIESMARS), Wuhan University, China. May 17

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. GIS-Based Estimation and Allocation of Criteria Pollutants Emissions. Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC). Austin, TX, August 25

2000 Zhan, FB. 2000. GIS-Based Sex Offender Neighborhood Notification. Presentation to the Staff of the Crime Records Services of the Texas Department of Public Safety (TDPS), Austin, TX. November 1

1999 Zhan, FB. 1999. Regional Integrated Biomass Assessment (RIBA) Using GIS. Department of Geography, The Ohio State University, Columbus OH. January 23

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1999 Zhan, FB. 1999. GIS-Based Transportation Analysis for Regional Integrated Biomass Assessment. Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI. February 5

1999 Zhan, FB. 1999. Texas Data Center for Crime Mapping and Analysis. Presentation to the Director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, Austin, TX. April 9

1999 Zhan, FB. 1999. GIS Solutions for the Identification of the Location of Texas Sex Offenders. Presentation to the Staff of the Crime Record Division of the Texas Department of Public Safety (TDPS), Austin, TX. September 2

1999 Zhan, FB. 1999. GIS and Crime Analysis. Presentation to the Staff of the Criminal Law Enforcement Division of the Texas Department of Public Safety (TDPS), Austin, TX. October 5

1999 Zhan, FB. 1999. GIS and its Potential Applications in Highway Patrol Planning, Presentation to the Staff of the Traffic Law Enforcement Division of the Texas Department of Public Safety (TDPS), Austin, TX. September 24

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. Multiple-Institution Teaching Center (MITC) Site Location Analysis. Texas State President Cabinet. San Marcos, TX. April 16

1998 Zhan, FB. 1998. Texas Data Center for Crime Mapping and Analysis. Presentation to Representative Henry Cuellar, Laredo, TX. October 19

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. A Web-Based Texas Recycling Markets Information System (RMIS). Presentation to North Texas Council of Government, Dallas, TX. April 11

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. A Web-Based Texas Recycling Markets Information System (RMIS). Presentation to Basin Council of Government, Midland, TX. April 25

1997 Zhan, FB. 1997. A Web-Based Texas Recycling Markets Information System (RMIS). Presentation to Houston-Galveston Area Council of Government, TX. May 8

1996 Zhan, FB. 1996. A New Method For Cluster Detection in Spatial Point Patterns. Department of Mathematics, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. March 27

1995 Zhan, FB. 1995. A Spatial Decision Support System for Wood Fuel Procurement. Department of Geography, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. April 27

1994 Zhan, FB. 1994. Spatio-Temporal Location Theory of Mobile Trading. Management Science Program, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. September 16

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1989 Zhan, FB. 1989. Urban Land Classification Using Knowledge-Based Systems. Center for Computer Graphics and Mapping, Faculty of Geodesy, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. April 20

3. Consultancies

2007 Texas A&M University, School of Rural Public Health: GIS and spatial analysis for a NIH-National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) grant

4. Workshops

5. Other

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts [19] [Note: Zhan was sole Principal Investigator (PI) unless otherwise noted] 2008 ―GIS-Augmented Environmental Health Research in Texas: Maternal Residential Proximity to Superfund Sites and Low Birth Weight in Offspring,‖ Texas Department of State Health Services – Epidemiology Program. $87,991 (2008-09)

2007 ―GIS-Based Analysis for Linking Environmental and Birth Data,‖ Texas Department of State Health Services – Epidemiology Program. $26,907 (2007-08)

2007 ―Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Research Technical Assistance Panels,‖ Texas Department of Transportation. $10,000 (2007-09)

2007 ―GIS for Environmental Health Data Analysis in Texas,‖ Texas Department of State Health Services – Epidemiology Program. $30,877.

2005 ――Dos Laredos‖: Integrating Monitoring, Watershed Education, and Litter Cleanup,‖ United States Environmental Protection Agency, $65,000 (2005-07).

2005 ―Learning Urban Watersheds,‖ United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), $15,412 (2005-06).

2005 ―Regional Public Transportation Solutions for Intercity Commuting Problems,‖ Texas Department of Transportation–Research and Technology Implementation Office, $59,560 (2005-07).

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2004 ―The Texas Watch Program,‖ United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) via the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), $656,842 (2004-06).

2004 ―Research and Technology Implementation Technical Assistance Panel,‖ Texas Department of Transportation, $4,500 (2004-07).

2004 ―Sustainable Agricultural Water Conservation in the Rio Grande Basin—GIS and Climate Modeling Component‖ U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) (part of the grant – USDA/CSREES Award No: 2004-38899-02181), $161,395 (2004-08). [sub-contract through Texas State River Systems Institute at Texas State]

2003 ―Texas-Mexico Border Health and Environmental Security Initiative,‖ Department of Defense through the Air Force Institute for Operational Health and the International Consortium for Health and Environmental Security, $1,000,000 (2003-06). (co-PIs: Roberto Villarrel, Isidore Flores, Monte Thies, F. Benjamin Zhan, Keith Sternes)

2002 ―The Impacts of Economic and Population Growth on Water Quality and Physical Habitat in the Guadalupe River Basin,‖ Houston Endowment via the International Institute for Sustainable Water Resources, Texas State, $25,000 (2002-03).

2002 ―Residential Proximity to Environmental Hazards and Congenital Malformations in Offspring,‖ U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) via the Texas Birth Defects Research Center, $215,495 (2002-05). (PI: Jean Brender; co- PIs: F. Benjamin Zhan, Lucina Suarez, Peter Langlois)

2001 ―High Tech Workforce Training for Youth: Geospatial Information Technology,‖ funded by the Texas Workforce Commission, $238,000 (2001-03). (PI: Richard Boehm; co-PI: F. Benjamin Zhan)

2000 ―Texas GIS-Based Sex Offender Location Notification Seed Grant,‖ funded by the Texas Department of Public Safety, $50,000. (PI: F. Benjamin Zhan; co-PI: Lawrence Estaville)

2000 ―GIS-Based Pollutants Emission Estimation and Allocation along the Texas- Mexico Border,‖ funded by Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission, $43,365.

1999 ―Modeling Urban Growth and GIS-Based Allocation Analysis of Regional Water Demand and Supply,‖ funded by the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA), $107,830.

1998 ―A Web-Based Recycling Markets Information System II,‖ funded by Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission, $33,045.

1997 ―A Web-Based Recycling Markets Information System I,‖ funded by Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission, $44,740. (PI: Robert Larsen; co-PI: F. Benjamin Zhan).

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2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts (selected proposals)

2006 Li, Bin; Zhu, GZ; Liu, L; and Zhan, FB. 2006. CI-TEAM Demonstration Project: Developing and Utilizing Web-based Repositories for Effective Learning in GIS Application Programming. National Science Foundation. $249,484.

2006 Zhan, FB; Chen, X; Walton, CM; Prozzi, J; Wang, Z. 2006. Developing Sustainable Transportation Performance Measures for TxDOT’s Strategic Plan. Texas Department of Transportation. $190,000.

2006 Zhan, FB; Chen, X; Voigt, T. 2006. Development of Left-Turn Operations Guidelines at Signalized Intersections. Texas Department of Transportation. $197,409.

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. Data Model and Guidelines for Managing Engineering Design Data in a GIS Environment. Texas Department of Transportation. $139,832.

2005 Zhan, FB. 2005. Impacts of Current and Future Demographic Trends on Transportation Planning in Texas. Texas Department of Transportation. $267,477.

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Microsimulation of Evacuation Strategies from the Affected Area of an Incoming Plume of Hazardous Materials. National Science Foundation. $92,328.

2002 Zhan, FB. 2002. Predicting the Unpredictable: Simulating Emergent Travel Behaviors When Drivers Know There is an Accident Nearby. National Science Foundation. $88,381.

2001 Brender, J; Zhan, FB. 2001. Childhood Cancer and Proximity to Environmental Hazards. NIH National Cancer Institute. $480,082.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts

1997 ―A Network-Based Model for Water Availability and Water Rights Management of Texas Rivers,‖ funded by Texas State Office of Research and Sponsored Program, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant, $10,588. (PI: F. Benjamin Zhan; co-PI: Richard Earl)

1997 ―Shortest Path Algorithms: An Empirical Evaluation Using Real Road Networks,‖ funded by Texas State Office of Research and Sponsored Program, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant, $6,000.

1996 ―Models of Fuzzy Spatial Relations,‖ funded by Texas State Office of Research and Sponsored Program, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant, $3,000.

4. Submitted, but not Funded, Internal Grants and Contracts

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D. Fellowships, Awards, Honors

2008 Chang Jiang (Cheung Kong) Scholar Award, Ministry of Education (Beijing, China) and Li Ka Shing Foundation (Hong Kong, China).

2008 Marquis Who’s Who in the World (2008-2009; Special 25th Silver Anniversary Edition; forthcoming).

2008 Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering (2008-2009; Special 10th Anniversary Edition; forthcoming).

2007 Dean’s Excellence Awards in Scholarly and Creative Activities, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University

2007 Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering (2007-2008 Edition)

2005–present Member of Editorial Board – Journal of Transport Geography

2003–present Member of Editorial Board – URISA Journal (Urban and Regional Information Systems Association)

2003–05 Chair, Association of American Geographers (AAG), Transportation Geography Specialty Group

1987–89 Graduate Scholarship, Dutch Ministry of Science and Technology, The Netherlands

IV. SERVICE

A. University

2007 Member, Computer Science Chair Search Committee, Texas State

2006-07 Member, Search Committee, Mitte Chair in Water and GIScience, Texas State

2006 Member, Computer Science Chair Search Committee, Texas State

2003-04 Member, University Research Planning Committee, Texas State

2002-04 Member, Sponsored Programs Advisory Council (SPAC), Texas State

1998 Completed the Multi-Institutional Teaching Center (MITC) Site Analysis Project for the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Devoted 180-200 hours of service to the project.

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B. Departmental

2007 Member, Remote Sensing Assistant Professor Search Committee, Texas State Dept. of Geography

2007 Member, Faculty Annual Evaluation Committee, Texas State Dept. of Geography

2006- Member, Graduate Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2006 Member, Faculty Annual Evaluation Committee, Texas State Dept. of Geography

2005-06 Member, Library Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2004-06 Member, Budget Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2004-05 Member, Equipment Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2004-05 Chair, GIScience Assistant Professor Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2003-04 Member, Geography Chair Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2003-04 Member, Colloquium Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2003-04 Chair, GIScience (remote sensing) Assistant Professor Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2002-03 Chair, GIScience (remote sensing) Assistant Professor Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2002-03 Chair, GIScience (remote sensing) Assistant Professor Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2002- Director, Texas Center for Geographic Information Science (TxGISci), Texas State Department of Geography

2002- Member, Leadership Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2002 Chair, GIScience (cartography) Assistant Professor Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2001-04 Member, Evaluation Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2001 Chair, GIScience Faculty Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2001 Member, Water Resources Faculty Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

2000-01 Chair, Travel Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

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1999-00 Member, Travel Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1997-98 Project director, Multi-Institutional Teaching Center (MITC) Site Analysis Project for the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs at Texas State, Devoted about 180-200 hours of service to the project. (1997-98)

1997-98 Member, Scholarship and Awards Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1997 Member, Faculty Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1996-98 Supervisor, GIS concentration, Texas State Department of Geography

1996-03 Member, Chair‘s Technical Advisory Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1996 Member, Faculty Search Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1995-97 Member, Travel Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1995-96 Member, Scholarship and Awards Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

1995-96 Member, Technological Committee, Texas State Department of Geography

C. Community

2001-02 Austin Great Wall Chinese School. Board member and treasurer 1997 Geography in the digital world. Presentation at Wonderland School, San Marcos, Texas

D. Professional

1. Editorial Boards URISA Journal (The Urban and Regional Information Systems Association) (2002-present) Journal of Transport Geography (2005-present)

2. External Review for Tenure and Promotion Cases Hong Kong Baptist University (2008) Texas A & M University – Health Science Center, School of Rural Public Health (2007) University of Pittsburgh – College of Medicine (2007) University of Alabama (2006) Hofstra University (2004) Hong Kong Baptist University (2003) University of Massachusetts–Boston (1998)

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3. Service on Review Panels/Committees Funding Agency/Organization Year (No. of reviews)

The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2006

Member of External Academic Review Committee, Center for 2007—09 Geography and Geographic Information Science (CentroGeo), Mexican National Science and Technology Commission), Mexico

Texas Department of Transportation – Technical Assistance Panel 2004—Present

U. S. National Institutes of Health – National Cancer Institute 2007

U. S. National Science Foundation 2003, 2008

4. Service as a Referee/Reviewer for Journals, Publishers, or Conferences Name of Journal/Publisher/Funding Agency/Organization Year (No. of reviews)

American Journal of Epidemiology 2007

Annals of the Association of American Geographers 2003, 2006(2)

Annual National Conference on High Performance 2007(11) Computing—2007 (HPC China 2007)

BMC Public Health 2004

Cartographica 1996, 1997

Cartography and Geographic Information Systems 1997, 1998

Computers, Environment and Urban Systems 2002, 2005

Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT) 1999, 2001(3), 2003(4)

Environment and Planning A 2000, 2001, 2003

Geocarto International 1999, 2007

Geographical Analysis 1995, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2004(2), 2005, 2006

Geographic Information Sciences 2002

Geoinformatica 1998

Geographical and Environmental Modelling 1998, 2001

IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems 2002, 2003

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IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems 2003, 2004

International Conference on Advanced Data Mining and 2005(14) Applications

International Journal of Geographical Information Science 1994, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007

International Journal of Health Geographics 2005(2)

International Journal of Intelligent Systems Technologies and 2005 Applications

Journal of Geographic Information and Decision Analysis 1997

Journal of Transport Geography 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006(2), 2007(3), 2008

National Science Foundation 2000, 2001(2), 2003, 2004(2), 2005(2)

Networks 1998

Papers in Regional Science 1998, 2004

Papers of Applied Geography Conferences 2003, 2004, 2005

Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 1998, 2005

Professional Geographer 2001 , 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

Research in Geographic Education 1999, 2000

Review of book chapters: Physica-Verlag book titled 2001(2) ―Applying Soft Computing in Defining Spatial Relations‖

Review of book chapter: Global Institute for Energy and 2001 Environmental Systems (CIEES) book titled ―Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems‖

Review of book chapter: Pergamon/Elsevier book titled 2004 ―Recent Advances in Activity-Based Approaches‖

Review of book chapter: Springer book titled ―Geospatial 2007 Information Technologies for Homeland Security‖

Social Science Quarterly 1996(2)

Transactions in GIS 2002

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UCGIS (University Consortium for Geographic Information 2001 (36 abstracts) Science) student paper competition

URISA Journal 2002(2), 2003, 2005, 2006

Publisher—Blackwell 2005 Publisher—Elsevier 2003 Publisher—John Wiley and Sons 2003 Publisher—McGraw-Hill 2007

5. Service on Conference Committees 2007 Member, Program Committee, Annual National Conference on High Performance Computing—2007 (HPC China 2007), October 26-28, Shenzhen, China. 2007 Co-Chair, Organizing Committee, OGC-China Symposium at Wuhan University, October 25-26, Wuhan, China. 2005 Member, Program Committee, The First International Conference on Advanced Data Mining and Applications (ADMA2005), July 22-24, Wuhan, China. 2003 Member, Scientific Committee, Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT), September 24-28, Ittingen, Switzerland. 2003 Member, Program Committee, Specialist Meeting, Critical Transportation Infrastructure (CTI) 2003. National Consortium on Remote Sensing in Transportation. 2002 Member, Technical Committee, Geoinformatics‘2002, Association of Chinese Professionals in GIScience (CPGIS), Nanjing, China. 2001 Member, Scientific Committee, Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT), September 19-23, Morro Bay, CA, USA. 1999 Member, Scientific Committee, Conference on Spatial Information Theory (COSIT), August 25-29, Stade, Germany. 1997 Member, Conference Committee, International Institute for General Systems Studies (IIGSS) Workshop II. San Marcos, Southwest Texas State University, January 9-11, San Marcos, TX, USA. 1996 Local Arrangement, Formal Models of Common Sense Geographic Worlds. NCGIA Research Initiative 21 Specialist Meeting (Local Arrangements), Oct. 30 to Nov. 3, San Marcos, TX, USA. 1992 Member, Organizing Committee, First Annual Conference of the Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Systems (Abroad) (CPGIS), August 15-16, Buffalo, NY, USA.

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E. Organizations

1. Honorary

2. Professional Member: Association of American Geographers (AAG) Chair (2002-04), Transportation Geography Specialty Group Member, GIS Specialty Group Member, Transportation Geography Specialty Group Member, Spatial Analysis and Modeling Specialty Group Member, Medical Geography Specialty Group University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS) Chair (2003-2005), UCGIS Sponsored Programs Committee Lead delegate (2001-2006), Texas State University–San Marcos Member (2001-2003), UCGIS Research Committee Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Systems Southwest Association of American Geographers (SWAAG) Formerly: Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)

F. Services Honors and Awards

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