Reg Golledge
Mailing Address:
Geography Department
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4060
office:
EH 3616Aphone:
(805)893-2731fax:
(805)893-3146email:
email: golledge_obf (at) obf.domain: geog.ucsb.eduwebsite:
http://geog.ucsb.edu/ruscc/
Research Interests:
Cognitive behavioral geography, transportation modeling, and geography and disability
Cognitive behavioral geography, transportation modeling, and geography and disability
Education:
PhD, University of Iowa (Geography), 1966
MA, University of New England, Australia (Geography)
BA, University of New England, Australia (Geography)
Courses Taught:
105, Introduction to Spatial Decision Making and Behavior
153A, Behavioral Geography
153C, Environmental Perception and Cognition
153E, The Geography of Everyday Life
154, Geography of Australia and New Zealand
225, Urban Problems
229, Environmental perception and Cognition
230, Behavioral Geography
288, Special Topics in Geography
500, Teaching Assistant Training
Honors:
Reg, our Chair from 1980 to 1984, is famous as a pioneer in the field of Behavioral Geography and, more recently, the field of Disabilities Geography. He has an Honorary Ph.D. from Göteborg University, Sweden and an Honorary LL.D.from Simon Fraser University, Canada. Among his many honors are election as the President of the AAG, as a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Science, as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and as a Guggenheim Fellow. He was selected as a 2005-06 Outstanding Graduate Mentor by the UCSB Academic Senate. Reg also won the International Geographers Gold Medal from the Institute of Australian Geographers, Academic Honors from the AAG, the Grosvenor Medal for Geographic Education, and Lifetime Achievement Honors from the AAG.
Reg, our Chair from 1980 to 1984, is famous as a pioneer in the field of Behavioral Geography and, more recently, the field of Disabilities Geography. He has an Honorary Ph.D. from Göteborg University, Sweden and an Honorary LL.D.from Simon Fraser University, Canada. Among his many honors are election as the President of the AAG, as a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Science, as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and as a Guggenheim Fellow. He was selected as a 2005-06 Outstanding Graduate Mentor by the UCSB Academic Senate. Reg also won the International Geographers Gold Medal from the Institute of Australian Geographers, Academic Honors from the AAG, the Grosvenor Medal for Geographic Education, and Lifetime Achievement Honors from the AAG.
Publications:
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