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AAG Holds Workshops on Student Recruitment at Regional Division Meetings

Coline Dony, Emily Fekete, Mark Revell December 2, 2019 AAG Holds Workshops on Student Recruitment at Regional Division Meetings2020-05-04T16:55:44-04:00 Association News
AAG President David Kaplan recently outlined the need among geography programs to actively recruit students and to develop further community connections to AP Human Geography teachers. Geography faculty and chairs at colleges and universities, however, share difficulties attracting students to major in geography (or related) degrees mainly because students are unfamiliar with the discipline or…
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Going Local or How the AAG Can Help Enhance its Regional Divisions

David H. Kaplan December 2, 2019 Going Local or How the AAG Can Help Enhance its Regional Divisions2020-01-06T14:01:33-05:00 President's Column
The region is one of geography’s main concepts and, true to these roots, regional divisions—mostly within the United States but many including Canadian provinces—developed as an intrinsic part of the American Association of Geographers. The Pacific Coast Division was formed in 1938 and the other regional divisions were established in the 1940s and 1950s. Preston…
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