REGIONALGEOGRAPHY.ORG
A web site for regional geography courses taught by Dr. Donald Rallis at the University of Mary Washington
Welcome to RegionalGeography.org
This site contains course materials for the courses I teach in the Department of Geography at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. It is intended primarily for students in my classes (listed on the left), but is open to anyone else who wants to browse around, read and comment my blog, or make use of the resources on the site.
I teach only a few courses in the UMW Geography Department. Many more (including several regional geography courses) are taught by my very accomplished departmental colleagues. For a complete listing of all UMW Geography courses, and more information about the Department, our courses, and the Geography major, please visit the Department of Geography website.
Donald N. Rallis
Department of Geography
University of Mary Washington
Fredericksburg, Virginia
USA
My Course sites
Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Geography of Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific
Imagining Africa (First year seminar)
My Course blogs
Other UMW Regional Geography courses
Geography of Latin America (Dr. Dawn Bowen)
Geography of Eastern North America (Dr. Dawn Bowen)
Geography of Western North America (Dr. Dawn Bowen)
University of Mary Washington sites
UMW Geography Department official site
Other Geography courses at UMW
UMW Geography: a site for the extended UMW Geography family: students, faculty, & alumni
Photographs on this page: Young Buddhist monks in Cambodia; a barge on the Rhine River in Cologne, Germany; shoe repairs in Maseru, Lesotho.
This site is maintained as a personal web site by Donald N. Rallis. All content, opinions, and photographs on this site are his unless otherwise indicated. This is not an official site of the University of Mary Washington.
This page was last updated on January 9, 2010
Photographs: Novice monks near Siem Reap, Cambodia; Rhine River, Cologne, Germany; Maseru, Lesotho.
Unless otherwise indicated, all photographs on this site were taken by Donald Rallis.