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Judith Meyer

A place for meaning

Dr. Judith Meyer explores the sense of places near and far.

February 26, 2018 by Tori York

What do the Ozarks have in common with Yellowstone National Park?

Some would say they both hold great meaning.

Dr. Judith Meyer, geography program coordinator in the department of geography, geology and planning, studies the meaning of a place.

Meyer says knowing the sense of a place is how one makes big decisions on how the land is used.

Learn more about Yellowstone Park and how Meyer has influenced students in her Mind’s Eye piece.


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Filed Under: Geography Geology and Planning, Research Tagged With: Geography Geology and Planning, Judith Meyer, Mind's Eye

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