The Community Geographer works with students enrolled in courses in the Geography Department, the Maxwell School, and across campus to facilitate and assist with community projects that rely on GIS and GPS technology. The CG’s involvement in courses has included presentations on Community Geography and Public Participatory GIS and basic GIS and GPS instruction as it relates to projects that benefit the community. The pictures on this page depict students in Jane Read's Geographic Information Systems class working to create the Syracuse Hunger Project maps. They appear courtesy of Joe Stoll. PAF 410 - Practicum in Public Policy - Community Benchmarks Syllabus - Spring 2006 Presentations CG and GIS GPS Technology Resources Using the Garmin eTrex Legend GPS Unit ArcGIS 9 Online Training Enrollment Instructions ARC 500-2 / GEO 500-1 / WSP 500-1 - Boundaries in Syracuse: Gender Architecture Geography Syllabus - Fall 2005 Presentations Introduction to GIS Resources Address Matching Exercise GEO 383 / GEO 683 - Principles of Geographic Information Systems Course Description - Fall 2005
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