PCC Geography: Mr. Lee

TRAVEL TO LEARN, LEARN TO TRAVEL

Aug 28, 2002

Travel is a special kind of education. Geography students taking classes from Mr. Lee have access to a number of travel opportunities.

GEOG 30: FIELD METHODS
There are two field trips planned for this class: Sequoia National Park and the Eastern Sierras. There will be an orientation meeting tomorrow, Aug 29, R-109, 12 noon. For further information, scroll down the green sidebar on this page to the "Our Pages" section, then click on the GEOG 30 topic.

LA GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY LECTURES
Travelers from two international trips organized and led by Mr. Lee will present slide illustrated lectures of their trips at LA Geographical Society's free public lecture series.
Nov 1, Friday: Egypt
Dec 6, Friday: China (Three Gorges and selected tributaries of the Changjiang)
For further information visit the LA Geographical Society website by clicking on the Los Angeles Geographical Society (LAGS) in the "Our Hotlinks" section in the green sidebar on this page.

SUMMER 2003 INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS
Planning has begun for a volunteer environmental education/training project in northern Thailand for summer 2003. Volunteers will be learn to help led training sessions in composting, soil erosion control, and non-toxic pest control to northern Thai villagers and farmers. To learn more about these and other environmental activities, click on the Earth Systems Science, Inc. (ESSI) link in the "Our Hotlinks" section in the green sidebar on this page. Then look for the "Newsletter" in the green sidebar of the ESSI page.