PART I (in Class)

1. Courses & 498 Workshop: Economic & Business Geography:
   • Economic Geography (207) [Winter 2001]
   • Local Economies & Market Areas (350) [Spring 2001]
   • Location Theories (450) [Fall 2000 & 2001]
   • Undergraduate Internet Workshop in Econ & Bus Geog (498) [Wi' 2001]

2. Toward A "Learning Web" (This one in Economic Geography)
   • The Internet's Role in Your Geography Learning Environment
   • Substantive Resource Pages
   • A Typical Student Page (This is a template. Download and use it, if you like!)

3. Education Beyond the Classroom
   • Web Volunteering [Directory; faculty.washington.edu/krumme/internet/webcare.html]
   • Internships, Jobs and Careers [faculty.washington.edu/krumme/jobs.html]
   • Graduate Programs in Geography at U.S. Universities [faculty.washington.edu/krumme/servers/gradprogs.html] [weber.u.washington.edu/~geogdept/undergrad/uga.html]
   • The Association of Washington Geographers [faculty.washington.edu/krumme/AWG/]
   • Geography Beyond the UW

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PART II (I will run out of time! Thus, visit these Web pages!)

1. Who is this Prof? Places -- Projects -- Papers -- Photos [faculty.washington.edu/krumme]

2. Mentoring: Your Learning Environment is Larger Than the Sum of your Classes.
   • What is Needed to do Well in Economic Geography?
   • Notebook Recommendation
   • LIBRARY-, WRITING- AND STUDY- SKILLS RESOURCES
   • Use the On-Line Catalog and other up-to-date Web Resources to make wise academic program decisions!

3. Krumme's Research Interests
   • Regional development, policy, and analysis
   • Locational behaviors and organizational spatial patterns patterns
   • Disclosure, Secrecy & Uncertainty in Informational Geography
   • Incorporating the Internet into Economic Geography Classes

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