eThe Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, 2008

e30th Applied Geography Conference, 2007

April, 2008:

The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers was held in Boston, Massachusetts. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:

Select Experiences of the Immigrant African Diaspora in Two Florida Counties, 2007 -presented by John W. Frazier

Integration Paradigms in Denmark - The Refugee Challenge
-presented by Linda S. Fair

Near Eastern pollen diagrams and "deforestation"
-presented by Mark Blumler

Valued Citizens or Post-Industrial Underclass: The Incorporation of Latinos in U.S. Cities -presented by Mark Reisinger

Emerging Risks and Health Consequences of Global Environmental Inequities: The Case of Illegal Hazardous Waste Dumping in Ivory Coast
-presented by Florence Margai

Frequent Flooding in Broome County, New York: Hydrology and Impacts of Four Floods -presented by Burrell Montz

The Ethnic Mix of Asian and other Minority Settlements in the Seattle Area and King County, Washington
-presented by Katie Hoang and Eugene Tettey-Tio

VTM: Virtual Transverse Mercator Projection
-presented by Shin-yi Hsu

Vulnerability Impacts Due to Climate Change in Suffolk County, New York
-presented by Stephen Carson

The Examination of the Puerto Rican Enclaves and their Personal Responses about their Migration, Settlement, and Assimilation in the Orlando MSA
-presented by Ramon Luis Concepcion Torres

Panel Discussion: Ethnic Geography Researchers 'Giving Back'
-Panelist--John Frazier

Panel Discussion: The African Diaspora in the U. S. and Canada I
-Panelist--Eugene Tettey-Fio

Panel Discussion: The African Diaspora in the U. S. and Canada II
-Panelist--John Frazier

October, 2008:

Co-Directed by Burrell Montz, the 30th annual Applied Geography Conference was held in Indianapolis, IN.. Presentations from the Binghamton University Geography Department include:

Three Decades of Applied Geography: Themes from the Applied Geography Conferences Since 1978 -presented by Burrell E. Montz and Graham Tobin (University of South Florida)

Invasion Rules: Ecological or Geographical? -presented by Mark A. Blumler

An Explanation of Black Foreign-Born Migration in the U.S., 1995-2000: A Structural Equations Approach-presented by John W. Frazier

Puerto Rican Experiences in Migration, Settlement and Assimilation in the Orlando Florida MSA -presnented by R. L. Concepcion Torres

An Examination of Ethnic Asian Settlement Forms in the Seattle Area of King County, Washington -presented by Katie Hoang and Eugene Tettey-Fio

Race, Ethnicity and Place in Denmark: To What Extent Can Cultural Assimilation be Mandated? -presented by Linda S. Fair

The Geography of Illegal Immigration Laws-presented by Mark E. Reisinger

Naturally Occurring Retirement Communites: Binghamton, NY--An Example and Case Study-presented by Lucius Willis

Spatial Variations in Loss Potential and Vulnerability: Lessons From Hurricane Charley-presented by Gary I. Monitz and Burrell E. Montz

Panel Discussion: The Policy Implications of Race, Ethnicity, and Place Research-Panelists--Linda Fair, Mark Reisinger, Eugene Tettey-Fio

Poster: Overview of Coastal Geomorphological Response to Climate Change-presented by Steve Carson

Poster: Cities of Upstate New York: Changing Landscapes and Populations-presented by Zachary A. Staff

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