GR 320 - Cultural Geography

Prerequisite

GR 100 (Introduction to Geography). Credit not allowed for both GR 320 and ANTH 320.

Description

Geographic analysis of cultural phenomena, elements emphasizing human-land relationships and spatial patterns of agriculture, cities, language, religion.

This course can be applied towards:

• Liberal Arts (B.A.)

Textbooks and Materials

All readings online; no textbooks required.

Instructors

Timothy Vowles
(970) 351-2777
timothy.vowles@colostate.edu

I am a human geographer whose primary research interests include transportation geography and interurban geography. Within these fields I have particular interests in three areas: air transportation; intermodal transportation; and interurban geography.

I teach a wide variety of classes including urban geography, a range transport geography course, economic geography, GIS, and a variety of regional geography courses. Outside of academia, my interests include snowboarding, basketball, the Denver Nuggets, the All Blacks, and Super 14 rugby.