Learn about physical environments, human history, climate, and cultures through the lens of geography. Earn your Associate of Arts degree with a concentration in geography and transfer your courses to a four-year school to continue your education.
The geography program is designed for your credits to transfer to a four-year institution. With your Bachelor of Arts in Geography, you can work in education, at museums or historic sites, for state or federal agencies or non-profit organizations focusing on preservation or development. Geography majors can be Surveying and Mapping Technicians, Geographers, Teachers, Intelligence Analysts, and so much more!
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History and Geography Instructor, Department Head
Mr. Grubb worked in public history and education before joining the WCJC faculty in 2012. He teaches U.S. History 1301 and 1302, Western Civilization 2311 and 2312, Texas History 2301, and Geography 1303. He received his undergraduate degree in socio-cultural anthropology and his M.A. in history from the University of Houston-Clear Lake. He has additional graduate hours in education from the University of St. Thomas and geography from Texas State University and the University of Houston-Clear Lake. His primary research interests are political rhetoric and social discourse, mass media and propaganda, 20th-century military history, and the impacts of globalization.
Office: Sugar Land Campus, Brazos Hall 241
Phone: 281-243-8529
Email: grubbk@wcjc.edu
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