Eric Neubauer
Professor in Geography
323 Center for Technology and Learning
Phone: 614-287-5698
Fax: 614-287-5301
Email: eneubaue@cscc.edu
Courses
GEOG 1900: Introduction to Weather & Climate
GEOG 2300: Introduction to Physical Geography
GEOG 2400: Economic and Social Geography
GEOG 2750: World Regional Geography
GEOG 2900: Elements of Cartography
Degrees
B.S., Business Administration/Management, West Liberty State College
M.A., Geography, The Ohio State University
Ph.D., Geography, The Ohio State University
Research Interests/Other Interests
My dissertation research focused on the evolution and development of the urban system
of the United States since the end of World War II -- specifically, the impact that
transportation and communications have had on the changing pattern of population growth
for metropolitan areas throughout the United States and the corresponding influence
that the largest metropolitan areas have had (via spatial interaction patterns) on
the rest of the U. S. urban system.
Other geographic areas of academic interest include (but not limited to):
- Economic Growth and Development
- Demography
- Geography of Transportation and Technology
- Cultural, Social, and HistoricalGeography
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Geographic Education
I also have an interest in the humanistic elements of geography -- the impact that
places have on the development of both personal and social identity; the role that
space and place have in shaping an individual's perception of reality; geographic
themes and motifs that commonly occur in literature; and the role that a geographic
perspective/viewpoint has in creative enterprises and personal relationships.