Class Projects:

• Project Part 1: THEMES, CONCENTRATIONS and RESOURCE PAGES
• Project Part 2: CASE STUDIES (OPTIONS)

In 1996, the Department of Geography offered a $100.-- Prize (as a UW Bookstore Certificate) for the Best Undergraduate WWW Document created by a Geography major. (The deadline was May 31, 1996; the prize was not awarded due to insufficient participation).

1. Matthew Adkison* || Matthew Adkison's Proposal || Case Study (No Title) ||

2. Eric Berg' Group Project || Case Study: ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION: LANDFILLS

3. Wayne Brewer || Case Study: AUTOMOTIVE RECYCLING

4. David Brooks * || The Washington State Theme Park Council || "The HTML and Geog.207 Experience"

5. Aaron Countryman: Tourism & Washington State: An impact analysis

6. Erich Eipert || Project: RTA (Questions & Answers)

7. Kelli Grey's Group Project [INDUSTRIAL RECYCLING]

8. Thomas Gruber's Service Learning Page

9. Krista Harkema' Group Project * [Consumer Recycling]

10. Aaron Kurlychek || Case Study: MNE in India

11. Arron Pope's Case Study of the Canadian Auto Pact

12. Christopher Ramos * || Information Economy Proposal

13. H. Camorgo-Ruiz || H. Camorgo-Ruiz' Service Learning Report (Home Page Analyst, Seattle Community Network) || Mirror Site

14. Anne Senters * || Anne Senters' Group Project || America's Aging Population

15. Stephan Turalba || Project Part 2 (Information Technologies) || Stephan's (Service Learning) Page created for MOST (Making the Most of Out-of-School Time)

16. Richard Vanhersett's Group Project || Industrial Pollution

Service Learning Agencies (served by Geography 207 Students, directly or indirectly)

• Seattle's MOST Initiative (Making the Most of Out-of-School Time)

• Seattle Community Network is a free, public computer network run by volunteers. Founded by the Seattle chapter of Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, SCN went online serving the Greater Seattle area in the Spring of 1994.

• THE SEATTLE YOUNG PEOPLE'S PROJECT; (1265 South Main St., #310 - Seattle, WA - 98144 - (206) 860-9606)
  "The youth of today are faced with more problems than any previous generation. We are angry and demand changes, and it is through SYPP that those changes will take place."

Other Student Pages in Economic & Business Geography.

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