In Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 1899
Terence
Young
Assistant Professor of Geography
Department of Geography & Anthropology
California State Polytechnic University
Pomona, CA 91768
(909) 869-3584 - voice
(909) 869-3586 - fax
tgyoung@csupomona.edu
Cal Poly
Pomona
Terence Young teaches courses on introductory physical geography, biogeography, environmental geography, tourism, cultural and historical landscapes, and parks and protected areas in the Geography program and a seminar on the origins and meaning of regeneration in the Regenerative Studies program.
Previous Courses Taught
Geography
101 - Introduction to Physical Geography
Currently
being taught
Geography
102 - Introduction to Human Geography
Last taught in Fall 2002
Geography
308 (formerly 106/A) - Biogeography
Last taught Fall 2004
Geography
330 - Environmental Geography
Last taught Winter 2005
Geography
345 - Tourism in a Globalizing World
Last taught Fall 2007
Geography
351 - California
Last taught Fall 2003
Geography
430 - Cultural and Historical Landscapes
Last taught Spring 2008
Geography
435 - Parks and Nature Reserves
Last taught Winter 2008
RS 510 -
Habitat & Community Practice
Currently being taught
Department of Geography & Anthropology
©
2003 by Terence Young
tgyoung@csupomona.edu
This website includes official class materials for courses taught at California
State Polytechnic University, Pomona, by Terence Young. They
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enrolled in the class.
10/1/08