Geography Minor

Receive a basic understanding of the relationship between humans and the environment that geographers seek to understand using hands-on learning and a variety of specific tools.

Geography has been described as a bridge between the social sciences and the natural sciences. The geography minor at Parkside examine the relationship between humans and the environment through field work, laboratory analysis, and literature research.

All majors are welcome; this minor particularly complements disciplines in business, computer science, environmental studies, geosciences, and health sciences.

Kathleen "Kate" Gillogly
Kathleen "Kate" Gillogly, Ph.D.
Associate Professor – Interim Director, Center for International Studies
Geography and Anthropology
John Ward
John Ward, PhD
Chair, Departments of Geography and Anthropology / History / Politics Philosophy and Law
Geography and Anthropology
Joy Wolf
Joy Wolf
Professor Emeritus, Biogeography
Geography and Anthropology
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