GEOG 3751 is a Maymester 2015 class, May 18-27

GEOG 3751 Course Flyer 2015 [pdf]

The forest is our classroom for a 10-day field course examining the socioecology of southeast Ohio, including:

Thematic focus on land use change, political ecology, conservation and restoration ecology, historical geography, and regional development
Visits to forests, mines, company towns, businesses, and more
Talks by local experts
Hands-on experience of research in human-environment geography
Lectures on 5/18, 5/27 in Derby Hall
Field location: Hocking, Athens, Perry counties
Lodging: Camp Oty’okwa, Hocking Co.
Course is part of May session and free for full-time students
Fee for lodging & food: $250
Course text available at SBX
Instructor: K. McSweeney

Interested? We are anticipating high demand for this course, which is capped at 20. Please send a brief statement of interest to Brooke Raake, Geography Advisor, raake.5@osu.edu, by March 15.