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In a special Aug. 4 panel discussion, geographic information science educators from around the coutry will discuss how to best teach the GIS discipline.
In a special Aug. 4 panel discussion, geographic information science educators from around the coutry will discuss how to best improve teaching the GIS discipline.
Not all colleges offer a full surveying curriculum, so it’s vital to create programs that entice students into related fields – especially those with an expanding job market.
