Geography at Monroe Community College

Monroe Community College (SUNY)

Department of Chemistry and Geosciences

Jonathon Little

Instructor

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Photo of my family taken in South Lake Tahoe fall of 2006

Welcome!

I have taught Physical Geography, Physical Geography lab, and Weather and Climate at Monroe Community College.  My students are my number one priority.  I have a special interest in extreme weather, climate change, cryosphere, maps, and integrating technology effectively into Geography.  I will be offering Intruduction to GIS: Focus on Earth again spring 2010 . For more, go to GEG 181's home page .

For more information about me or my classes, navigate using the black menu bar above. To learn more about what makes our college and department unique, go to MCC's homepage, Chemistry & Geosciences department, and the Geography webpage.  If you have any questions, please contact me at anytime.

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Geography in the news (Oct. 9, 2009)

Geofest (Albany, NY) - October 24, 2009.
Check out the SMART and geography presentation abstract.

GIS Workshop at MCC - The Geography Department at Monroe Community College is joining up the New York Geographic Alliance to help teachers learn basic GIS mapping skills. There is a new
version of Arc Explorer called AEJEE
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and it's free to educators! This workshop will be held during Geography Awareness Week on two afternoons, November 17th and Dec 1st , from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Jonathon LIttle and Timothy McDonnell will introduce the participating teachers to all the tools needed to create customized maps. Registration is available now! Don't get locked out!

Credit: NYGA co-coordinator, Tim McDonell

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Contact

Phone: 585-292-2396

Email: jlittle@monroecc.edu

Building 8, Room 422

Monroe Community College
Brighton Campus
1000 East Henrietta Road
Rochester, New York 14623

Last updated Nov. 11, 2009.
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