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Dr. Anita Walz Assistant Professor Department of Geography
B.S. (Biology), Universitaet Konstanz, Germany M.S. (Biology/Limnology), Universitaet Konstanz, Germany M.S. (Bioresource Engineering),
Oregon State University University Ph.D. (Marine, Estuarine, and Environmental Sciences), University of Maryland.
Research Dr. Walz's research interests include landscape ecology, environmental geography, and issues of urban climate, and is heavily dependent on Geographic Information System (GIS) and remote sensing tools. The title of her dissertation is "Associations Between Maryland's Amphibians and Habitat Parameters at Local and Landscape Scales."
Teaching Dr. Walz teaches Physical Geography, Environmental Geography, Intermediate GIS-Raster Analysis, and Climatology.
Service and Outreach Dr. Walz is part of the Urban Forestry Advisory Committee and the Marshall University GIS Users Group. She is also a member of the American Meteorological Society, American Association of Geographers, Southeastern Division of American Association of Geographers, International Association for Landscape Ecology, and the Ecological Society of America.
Contact Info telephone: (304) 696-2504 e-mail: walz@marshall.edu website: http://www.marshall.edu/geography/walz.asp
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