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Undergraduate Students' Web Sites

Geography

(http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/498/undergradpages.html)

In 1996 and 1997, the Department of Geography offered prizes for the Best Undergraduate WWW Document created by a Geography major.

1998 winner: Brad Alleman, for his own web site and for designing the web site for the UW Department of Community and Environmental Planning. 

In 1999, the prize was split between Shannon Dignon and David Cruzan. Both submitted strong academic page systems within their personal Web pages. Shannon's submission consisted of a GIS Portfolio, whereas David's included both GIS and Economic Geography individual and group work.

Ask your Geography Undergraduate Advisor about the competition for the year 2000.

This "template" (sample page) was created for our "HTML-clinics" during Spring 1997. It has meaning only for undergraduate students in Geography at the University of Washington who may download and modify it as they wish.

Undergraduate Directory & Alumni Registry

(For Discussion)

NAMES (Year) & EMAIL

ACADEMIC & CAREER INTERESTS;
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

WEB SITE URL
[RESUME (*)]

(1) {Name + E-mail} johndoe@privateISP.com {Academic & Career Interests, Professional Skills} {Web Site URL
& Resume (*)}
(2) {Name + E-mail} jeandoe@privateISP.com {Academic & Career Interests, Professional Skills} {Web Site URL
& Resume (*)}
(3){Name + E-mail} janedoe@privateISP.com {Academic & Career Interests, Professional Skills} {Web Site URL
& Resume (*)}

Present students are encouraged not just to establish their own Web site and to consider to include their resume, but to notify the webmaster of the change in the URL after the site has been transferred to another Internet service provider following graduation.

Until we have our own resume page system in the Geography Department, click here! [Web Resume and Registration System, UW Career Center]

Undergraduate Student Groups

Student Pages, organized by classes:

Individual Student Pages:

(*) student has disconnected his/her page(s) or has been disconnected by the University due to loss of student status (graduation etc.)
(**) student has made his/her page(s) available after disconnection

  • Scott Avery* (Geog.350/ Fall '97); (incl.: Proposal for "A Photographic Survey of Mainland Southeast Asia")

  • Wayne Brewer (Geography 207, Winter 1996): "WELCOME TO MY HOME PAGE. THIS STARTED OUT AS A CLASS PROJECT AND IS GROWING QUITE QUICKLY...."
    Wayne won the Departmental Web Award for 1997 and has graduated in 1998.

  • Bruce Carr: "Geography and Education, A Reading List" (January 1997, for Geog.499)

  • Tammy Collins: Entrepreneur Kit: Detailed description of business start-up procedures in the State of Washington (under construction).

  • Ryan Countryman* (Geography 498, Fall 1995): "You really really really want to go to my Cover Page for my 498 report(s)."

  • Monique Dykstra* (Geog. 350, Fall '97) (To view assignments, press the "Products" icon!)

  • Brent Kroon* (Geography 498, Fall 1995): "It's my own little world, filled with ego boosting and self-worship! Come and see how I gain self-esteem!"

  • Shaun McMullin's Business Geographics Pages (Geog 498 / Fall 1996) "There will be a future when viewing and analyzing data with the help of geography will be a common in business as using a spreadsheet or database...."

  • Nathan Neubauer*, Geog. 350, Fall '97 This a web page is for my Geography 350 class and will incorporate things done in class, and for class. Here are my assignments and collaborative Web page.

  • Likkit Pocinwong (Geography 499, Spring 1996) "Do not reproduce. Everything else...go for it. Send me comments, questions, flames."

  • David Shim (Geog. 207 Project)
    [David's 498 Project] [Incl.: COMING TO AMERICA THE KOREAN-AMERICAN MIGRATION By David Shim Geography 445 & 498, Term-Paper/Final Project, Autumn 1997.]

  • Robert Taylor's** Bike Project (Geography 350, Spring 1995; Geography 498, Fall 1995): "I have discovered PICO's spell-checking feature. Soon, these pages will make a lot more sense."

Undergraduate Pages at the University of Washington

Home Pages of Geography graduate students

Other Graduate Student Pages:

  • Glimpses from Rob Norheim's MA Thesis [Is there an answer to mapping old growth? An examination of two projects conducted with remote sensing and GIS]
  • May Ruth St George(Geography 498, Fall 1995; Graduate Student in the Department of Technical Communication)

    Return to Geography Undergraduate Page || Economic & Business Geography
    1998 [ econgeog@u.washington.edu]