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Dr. Jason E. VanHorn

Professor, Director of Master of Science in GIScience Program
Geology, Geography, and Environment

Biography

Originally from Indiana, Dr. VanHorn grew up with a fascination for maps. At an early age he became interested in cartography from the various road atlases and National Geographic Magazine thematic maps that he came across.

Education

  • BA, Geography & Political Science, Indiana University
  • MS, Geography, Texas A&M University
  • PhD, Geography, The Ohio State University


Professional Experience

Professor VanHorn joined the GEO department at ÃÛÌÒapp College in 2007 and has been recognized for his contributions to the field of geography through publication, research with undergraduate students, and international speaking engagements. His consulting work continues to grow to include work both domestically in the United States as well as abroad.

Academic Interests

  • geographic thought and philosophy
  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
  • cartography
  • remote sensing
  • geography of terrorism

Professional Associations

  • Association of American Geographers
  • American Geographical Society
  • EIS-Africa

Awards

2015 Student-Faculty Research Award at ÃÛÌÒapp College

Research and Scholarship

Liberia

Water Filter Distribution in Liberia

THE CHALLENGE

Extreme poverty and war-ravaged infrastructure

Academic Disciplines
Jason VanHorn

Contact Me

526-7623

Where to Find Me

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