2004 Middle States Geographer

Middle States Division of the
Association of American Geographers

Middle States Geographer Volume 37, 2004
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Journal of the Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers

	Meeting Information	Reviewers
	Visualizing Water Quality Trends in Chiang Mai Rice Paddies: Possible Link Between Environment and Health Risks. A.M. Krueger, K.N. Irvine, C. Prangkio, K. Chaokasad, K. Sukontason, K.L. Sukontason, and R. Ngern-klun Utility-Scale Wind Power in the Northeastern United States: A Consideration of Present and Future Locations. Lawrence A. McGlinn Living Along the Pipeline: Populations at Potential Risk in Urban Texas. Susan M. Macey and Dona Schneider Working on the Conrad and Merrimack: Thoreau’s Mills. John S. Pipkin Mapping Legends: Major Andre and Rip Can Winkle. Jo Margaret Mano Finding Fort Morris. Paul Marr When Growth was Good: Images of Prosperity in Mid-Twentieth Century America. Linda Greenow The Political Geography of Gambling in the Midwest. John I. Sharp The Robot in the Kitchen: The Cultural Politics of Care-Work and the Development of In-Home Assistive Technology. Kate Boyer Geographical Perspective on Disability: A Socio-Spatial Analysis of the Mentally Disabled Population in Russia. David Gaines Geography Education: Where is Geography’s Location in our Schools’ Curriculum?. Tammy M. Kaufhold Pattonsburg is Dead, Long Live Pattonsburg! Sense of Place in the Face of Disaster. Steven M. Schnell and Gregory Haddock Measuring Accessibility as a Spatial Indicator of Sprawl. John Hasse and Andrea Kornbluh Creating a Model for Geodemographic Representations of Housing Market Activity: A Research Note with Possible Public Policy Implications. Kenneth Steif
	2004 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MIDDLE STATES DIVISION OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS October 29-30, 2004 Villanova University, Villanova, NY 2004 OFFICERS OF THE MIDDLE STATES DIVISION President: Keith Henderson, Villanova University Vice-President: Ann Deakin, SUNY Fredonia Secretary/Treasurer: Sean DiGiovanna, Rutgers University Regional Councilor: Gregory Pope, Montclair State University Past President: John Pipkin, University at Albany Past President: Gregory Pope, Montclair State University Past President: Margaret Boorstein, C.W. Post College Middle States Geographer Editors: Kim Irvine, Stephen Vermette, and Kelly Frothingham, Buffalo State College About the cover: Founded in 1842 by the friars of the Order of St. Augustine, Villanova is the oldest and largest Catholic university in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, serving more than 6,000 undergraduates. The picturesque 254-acre campus, shown here, is located 12 miles west of Philadelphia. ISSN 1067-2230
	MIDDLE STATES GEOGRAPHER, Volume 37, 2004 REVIEWERS Roger Balm, Rutgers University Jake Lewandowski, West Chester University Jim Bensley, Buffalo State College Jo Margaret Mano, SUNY New Paltz John Bodenman, Bloomsburg University Don Mitchell, Syracuse University Margaret Boorstein, C.W. Post Wende Mix, Buffalo State College Ann Deakin, SUNY Fredonia Karen Morin, Bucknell University Alan Delmarico, Buffalo State College Monica Nyamwange, William Paterson Univ. Sean DiGiovanna, Rutgers University Kelly Patterson, University at Buffalo Kelly Frothingham, Buffalo State College John Pipkin, SUNY Albany Chuck Geiger, Millersville University Frank Popper, Rutgers University Keith Henderson, Villanova University Mark Reisinger, SUNY Binghamton Briavel Holcomb, Rutgers University Thomas Rumney, SUNY Plattsburgh Kim Irvine, Buffalo State College Grant Saff, Hofstra University Theodore Kury, Buffalo State College Stephen Vermette, Buffalo State College EDITORIAL ASSISTANT: Ryan Justice

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