The Geography Department at CWU provides our majors with the knowledge and requisite skills to succeed after graduation. This diverse preparation includes:

A Toolkit of Concepts and Theories:Students will be thoroughly familiar with the discipline’s vocabulary, concepts and themes, and the complexity of physical, human, and cultural systems and issues.
Knowledge of Patterns and Processes:Students will be able to identify the patterns created through the interactions of human systems and physical systems, the networks of intra-and inter-national interdependence, and the manner in which human and physical systems modify each other and control the Earth’s surface and resources.
Communication Skills: Students will be able to communicate effectively in oral, written, and a variety of graphical forms.
Spatial Analysis and Critical Thinking Skills: Students will learn a set of skills useful in spatial analysis. Depending on the courses taken, these skill may include mapping, the use of remote sensing and geographic information systems, quantitative methods, and a wide variety of field methods. All students will sharpen their critical thinking skills.
Small Town, Urban, and Regional Planning
Natural Resources: Conservation and Development
Natural Resources: Biogeography
Natural Resources: Water Resources
Natural Resources: Geosciences
You are cordially invited to attend the annual Spring Meeting of the AWG, which will be hosted by Ce
Association Of American Geographers Annual MeetingApril 9-13, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA.See List and Schedule of Attendees.
In Memoriam Of Martin Richard KaatzMartin Richard Kaatz of Ellensburg, WA died on November 24, 2012 in Ellensburg from complications f