Geography (GEO)
As a bridge between the social and the physical sciences, geography is the study of how and why things are distributed over the earth. It is a synthesizing and integrating discipline that reflects traditional concerns with the spatial distribution of human, natural and manmade resources. In particular, geography at Dakota Wesleyan University focuses on locational relationships and their influence on issues of leadership, service and stewardship.

Course Descriptions
204 U.S. Geography 3 hours S
Students will study various regions, states and territories of the United States. This introductory course examines locations; political, economic and cultural patterns; and the physical environment of the area.

205 World Geography 3 hours F
Students will study various regions and nations of the world. This introductory course examines locations; political, economic and cultural patterns; and the relationship of physical environment to culture.

299 Selected Topics - Basic 1-3 hours TBA

499 Selected Topics - Advanced 1-3 hours TBA