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Course Description.
Physical Geography is the scientific study of the natural processes shaping the Earth and their associated variability across time and space. Or, more simply: the science of the Earth.
The course is organized around Earth's four major ‘spheres’: the atmosphere (weather and climate), the lithosphere (landforms and processes), the hydrosphere (water resources), and the biosphere (flora, fauna, and soils).
The lab portion offers exciting, hands-on, and real-world collaborative projects to help you understand why the Earth looks the way it does and the processes shaping the Earth in the past, today, and in the future.
The Lecture (Professor Braun)
MWF 10:25-11:15 (W-130)
The Labs (Professor Lally)
Tu 09:45-11:25 (W-202)
Th 09:45-11:25 (W-202)
Dr. Carsten Braun.
Wilson 203D, 413.572.5595
Email: cbraun@westfield.ma.edu
Website: www.carstenbraun.us
Office Hours: MWF 11:30-12:30 or anytime (F2F or Zoom).
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