2 courses with the subject GEO, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
GEO 200INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY3
(formerly PHS 111) An analysis of key geographical concepts, both cultural and physical. Considers how such geographic factors as location, landforms, climate, soil and natural resources have shaped cultures and civilizations, and the role played by individuals and groups in gradually altering their environment. For History, Political Science, Childhood Ed/History, Adolescence Education/Social Studies, Earth and Environmental Science Majors only. Also for Environmental Science Minors. (Does not satisfy Science General Education.) (Offered Fall and Spring)
An analysis of key geographical concepts, both cultural and physical. Considers how such geographic factors as location, landforms, climate, soil and natural resources have shaped cultures and civilizations, and the role played by individuals and groups in gradually altering their environment. For History, Political Science, Childhood Ed/History, Adolescence Education/Social Studies, Earth and Environmental Science Majors only. Also for Environmental Science Minors. (Does not satisfy Science General Education.)
