WOMEN GEOGRAPHERS IN BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT: A SURVEY

Alice C. Andrews · Kate Moy

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A survey of women AAG members in applied geography shows a geographical concentration in the Washington metropolitan area and an employment concentration in the private sector. The typical educational preparation is a master's degree. Job titles reflect the importance of planning, environmental issues, and cartography; cartography is cited as the most helpful career skill. Respondents want the AAG to promote geography and to help graduates in finding careers.

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1977FACTS AND ATTITUDES ON DISCRIMINATION AS PERCEIVED BY AAG MEMBERS: SURVEY RESULTS 1983Specialty Fields of Applied Geographers 1983The Job Market for Geographers in Private Industry in the Washington, DC Area 1983Where Non-academic Geographers are Employed

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