2005 Middle States Geographer

Middle States Division of the
Association of American Geographers

Middle States Geographer Volume 38, 2005
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Journal of the Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers

	Meeting Information	Reviewers
	Transfer of Development Rights in the Philadelphia Region—Hope or Hyde? Dorothy Ives Dewey. Patterns of Public Support for Pennsylvania’s “Growing Greener” Program. Keith G. Henderson. An Assessment of Urban Sprawl in the Middle States Region, 1990-2000. Ola Johansson. GIS Simulation and Visualization of Community Evacuation Vulnerability in a Connected Geographic Network Model. Tao Tang and Melissa Wannemacher. A Conceptual Model for Exploring the Interactions between Land Preservation and Landscape Change. James R. Myers. The Impact of Reforestation on Soil Temperature. Stephani Michelsen-Correa and Peter Scull. The Effect of Temperature and Discharge Rates on the Concentration of E. coli in the Buffalo River Watershed. Katherine A. Winkler. Three Conflated Definitions of Mediterranean Climates. Mark A. Blumler. Characterizing the Beach Morphology of San Salvador, Bahamas. Joseph Gould and Stephen Vermette. Beyond Green Capitalism: Providing an Alternative Discourse for the Environmental Movement and Natural Resource Management. Elizabeth Barron.
	2005 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MIDDLE STATES DIVISION OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS October 14-15, 2005 Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, NY 2005 OFFICERS OF THE MIDDLE STATES DIVISION President: Ann Deakin, SUNY Fredonia Vice-President: Sean DiGiovanna, Rutgers University Secretary/Treasurer: Steven Schnell, Kutztown University Regional Councilor: Gregory Pope, Montclair State University Past President: Keith Henderson, Villanova University Past President: John Pipkin, SUNY Albany Past President: Gregory Pope, Montclair State University Middle States Geographer Editors: Kim Irvine, Kelly Frothingham, and Stephen Vermette, Buffalo State College About the cover: The Chautauqua Institution, located on the shores of Chautauqua Lake, New York, was founded in 1874 as an educational experiment in out-of-school, vacation learning. Today, the 750-acre educational center offers formal and informal courses in music, the arts, and religion, while maintaining a symphony, ballet company, conservatory theater, and opera company. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1989, the Chautauqua Institution served as wonderful backdrop to the 2005 Middle States meeting. ISSN 1067-2230
	MIDDLE STATES GEOGRAPHER, Volume 38, 2005 REVIEWERS Jim Bensley, Buffalo State College Jo Margaret Mano, SUNY New Paltz Ann Deakin, SUNY Fredonia Jerry Mitchell, University of South Carolina Sean DiGiovanna, Rutgers University Wende Mix, Buffalo State College Kelly Frothingham, Buffalo State College John Pipkin, SUNY Albany Keith Henderson, Villanova University Grant Saff, Hofstra University John Hintz, Bloomsburg University Tao Tang, Buffalo State College Kim Irvine, Buffalo State College Veryan Vermette, Buffalo State College Dorothy Ives Dewey, West Chester University Stephen Vermette, Buffalo State College Jake Lewandowski, West Chester University Karen Wehn, Buffalo State College EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Kimly Reth and Kathy Winkler

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