2004
DOI: 10.1111/j.0033-0124.2004.05603001.x
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A Place for Geography in the Liberal Arts College?

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“…The Geography department's closure at Harvard not only influenced the closure of departments elsewhere, but also resulted in the lack of establishment of such departments in many of the growing state universities and liberal-arts colleges throughout the US (Murphy, 2007). Bjelland (2004) notes that 93% of liberal arts colleges in the US lack degree granting Geography programmes. In a similar vein, Kong (2007b) notes that only one out of the three universities in Singapore teaches Geography.…”
Section: The Absence Of Geography At Third Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Geography department's closure at Harvard not only influenced the closure of departments elsewhere, but also resulted in the lack of establishment of such departments in many of the growing state universities and liberal-arts colleges throughout the US (Murphy, 2007). Bjelland (2004) notes that 93% of liberal arts colleges in the US lack degree granting Geography programmes. In a similar vein, Kong (2007b) notes that only one out of the three universities in Singapore teaches Geography.…”
Section: The Absence Of Geography At Third Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%