Building a partnership to build a pipeline for geographers

Patrick L. Shabram · Jacqueline A. Housel

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Geography Education and Pedagogy Higher Education Research Studies Career Development and Diversity

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Abstract Given an impending shortage of geographers, and a lack of diversity in the field, the American Association of Geographers (AAG) has worked to expand the number of geography majors, in part by outreach to community college faculty and students.

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