Jody Emel Ph.D.
Professor and Director, Graduate School of Geography
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Programs and Courses
Community Development and Planning
Economy and Environment/ Lecture, Discussion
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Environmental Science
Living in the Material World: The Political Geography of Resource Development/Lecture, Discussion
Economy and Environment/ Lecture, Discussion
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Environmental Science and Policy
Living in the Material World: The Political Geography of Resource Development/Lecture, Discussion
Economy and Environment/ Lecture, Discussion
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Geographic Information Sciences for Development and Environment
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Seminar in Resource Geography: Theory and Method/Seminar
Geography
Living in the Material World: The Political Geography of Resource Development/Lecture, Discussion
Native Americans, Land and Natural Resources
Economy and Environment/ Lecture, Discussion
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Seminar in Resource Geography: Theory and Method/Seminar
Global Environmental Studies
Living in the Material World: The Political Geography of Resource Development/Lecture, Discussion
Native Americans, Land and Natural Resources
Economy and Environment/ Lecture, Discussion
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Native Americans, Land and Natural Resources
International Development and Social Change
Living in the Material World: The Political Geography of Resource Development/Lecture, Discussion
Economy and Environment/ Lecture, Discussion
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
Groundwater Hydrology and Management/Lecture, Discussion
Race and Ethnic Relations
Native Americans, Land and Natural Resources
Women's and Gender Studies
Feminism, Nature and Culture/ Seminar
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