State University Of New York
eThe Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, 2007
Race,Ethnicity & Place Conference, 2006
e29th Applied Geography Conference, 2006
eThe Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, 2006
e28th Applied Geography Conference, 2005
The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers was held in San Francisco, California. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:
Latinos of Allentown: Place Perceptions and Experiences -presented by Mark Reisinger, John W. Frazier, and Eugene Tetty-Fio
Why Can't I get Married?--Denmark and the 24 Year Law -presented by Linda S. Fair
Fire, Grazing and Environmentalism -presented by Mark Blumler
Puerto Ricans and Other Latinos in Berks County, PA: Migration, Settlement, and Employment -presented by Mark Reisinger
Malaria Morbidity and Treatment Seeking Patterns in Depressed Communities -presented by Florence Margai
Panel Discussion: A Vibrant Research Agenda for the next 20 years for Water Resource Geography: Economics, Hazards, Law, Policy and Politics-Panelist--Burrell Montz
Panel Discussion: Minority Faculty in Academia: Surviving the Promotion and Tenure Process-Panelist--Florence Margai
Panel Discussion: Flood Hazards in the Central Valley, California-Panelist--Burrell Montz
Co-Directed by John Frazier,Mark Reisinger and Eugene Tettey-Fio,the 3rd Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference was held at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:
Cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad – Is Something Really Rotten in the State of Denmark?-presented by Linda S. Fair
Migrant Streams of Foreign-Born Blacks in the U. S., 1995-2000.-presented by John W. Frazier and Milton Harvey (Kent State University)
Multicultural Geographies as a Pluralism Course in General Education Requirements- presented by John W. Frazier
Patterns of Black Immigrant Health in the United States: An Epidemiological Paradox or Enigma?- presented by Florence M. Margai
Inland Vulnerability to Hurricanes among Racial and Ethnic Groups: A Case Study of Hurricane Charley - presented by Burrell Montz and Gary Monitz
Latino Geographies: A Regional Approach- presented by Mark E. Reisinger
Are black immigrants better off? An examination of black immigrant and African American spatial and socio-economic characteristics.- presented by Eugene Tettey-Fio
The Racial/Ethnic Mix of America's Most Rapidly Growing Counties.- presented by Lucius Willis
: An Analysis of Racial and Spatial Disparities of Public School Choice the Under No Child Left Behind Act.- presented by Haifeng (Charlie) Zhang
Posters-presented by Binghamton University Geography Department Graduate and Undergraduate students including:
Free Trade and Migration: Union and the American Continent.- Ramon Concepcion-Torres
Selected Latino Migration from New York City to Two U. S. Metros, 1995-2000.- Jennifer Hinojosa
African and Caribbean Settlement Patterns in Raleigh-Durham, N. C..- Katie Hoang
Blacks and Black Ancestry: Settlement Patterns in Syracuse, N. Y.- Esther Ofori
The African and Latino Diasporas: NYC Migration and Resettlement in Charlotte, N. C., 1995-2000..- Jhodi-Ghaele Pommells
Black Settlement Patterns in the Cincinnati, Ohio Area.- Zach Staff
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Co-Directed by Burrell Montz, the 29th annual Applied Geography Conference was held in Tampa, FL. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:
Analyzing Health Outcomes Among Black Immigrant Families: The Effects Of Acculturation In The U.S. -presented by Florence M. Margai
Inland Vulnerability To Hurricanes: A Case Study Of Hurricane Charley -presented by Burrell E. Montz and Gary Monitz
GIS Responses To A Natural Disaster: Mapping The Floods Of June 2006 In The Southern Tier Of New York State -presented by Lucius Willis
Spatial And Temporal Patterns of Drought In The Grand River Basin Of Southern Ontario -presnented by Samuel Asomaning
A Spatial and Socio Economic Comparison Of The Black Population -presented by Eugene Tettey-Fio
Geographic Locales, Neighborhood Characteristics, and Public School Performance -presented by Haifeng Zhang
Bio-Tech Innovation Clustering In Indianapolis -presented by Gregory S. Meyer and Mark E. Reisinger
The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers was held in Chicago, Illinois. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:
Ethnic Diversity of Black Immigrant Population and Changing Geographies of Black America -presented by Eugene Tettey-Fio
The Role of Migration Selectivity in the Latinization of Pennsylvania Dutch Country -presented by Mark Reisinger and John W. Frazier
Geographic Patterns of Use and Efficacy of Alternative Treatment Remedies for Malaria Epidemics in Africa -presented by Florence Margai
Understanding Vulnerability: The Importance of Scale in Evaluating Areas Affected by Hurricane Charley -presented by Burrell Montz and Graham Tobin (University of South Florida)
Dispersal Control of Invading Organisms -presented by Mark Blumler
Co-Directed by Burrell Montz, the 28th annual Applied Geography Conference was held in Washington, D.C. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:
Spatial Isolation and Socioeconomic Inequality for the Latino Community in Reading, PA -presented by Mark E. Reisinger
Freedmen's Settlements: A Geographic Exploration -presented by Eugene Tettey-Fio
Stream Running South: Black Return Migration from the North 1995-2000 -presented by John W. Frazier
Place Utility Changes for Black Female Migrants to a Public Housing Project: A Case Study in Binghamton, NY -presented by Karima Legette
Investigating Neighborhood Effects on Pediatric Health: The Case of Lead Exposure and Learning Disabilities -presented by Florence Margai
Dispersal Control of Invading Organisms -presented by Mark Blumler
Applications of Population Density Mapping to Service Provision Planning for the Elderly -presented by Lucius Willis
Socio-Economic Patterns of Vulnerability: Senior Living Developments and Hurricane Charley -presented by Burrell Montz and Graham Tobin (University of South Florida)
Posters-presented by Binghamton University Geography Department Graduate and Undergraduate students including:
The Great Move: African-Americans Moving South.- Danielle Barnes
Latino Migration Flows and Settlement Patterns in Monroe County, New York.- Bradley Gardener, Roger D. Anderson, Jean Bak, Miguelina Rodrequez and Dan Gleeson
Analysis of Latino Settlement Patterns in Syracuse, New York. - Shari Glickman, Jhomo O'Conner, Bryan Coates, Austin Ir and Lizandra Torres-Cuevas
Hispanic Migration, Assimilation, and the Cultural Landscape in the City of Poughkeepie and Dutchess County, New York.- David McAleese, Victoria Ehlen, Brad Adams and Paul Shively
An Urban Geography of Buffalo's Puerto Rican Population. - Gregory Meyer, Adam Attar, Nikki Conklin, Kanna Kitahara and Brian Ross
African American Return Migration to the South .- Esther Ofori
Hempstead Village: A Village in Change.- Jennifer Webb, Yuk Cheng, Eric Axelrad, Emanuel Shalom and Michael Adutwum
Analyzing the Impact of Land Use and Land Cover Change in the Densu River Watershed, Ghana: A Remote Sensing and GIS Approach. - Charles Yorke
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