Andy Walter

Professor of Geography
Department of Natural Sciences College of Arts, Culture, and Scientific Inquiry

678-839-4070
awalter@westga2YafbjiACYCYkRce6N78YBUO9.edu

Callaway Science Building - Room 253

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Andy Walter

I am a human geographer specializing in economic and urban geography. My research and teaching are primarily concerned with the ways in which space and place figure in to economic and urban processes. Currently, I am engaged with two projects, both grounded in Atlanta and the larger metropolitan region. The first asks questions about the geographies of the sports industry and the second examines the work that maps do to shape the built environment and other urban geographies. Additionally, with colleagues in the Geography Program and the Center for Public History at UWG, I continue to work toward the development of UWGMaps, a project to create a digital mapping platform that tells the stories and reveals the spaces, places, scales, and natures that constitute our university and our campus. In previous research I examined the spatiality of Florida farmer workers' struggles for improved wages and workplace rights; studied the geography hunger and poverty in the United States; and analyzed the proposed relocation of an overnight shelter from the standpoint of the homeless men and women who used it.

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Summer 2020 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: E01
  • XIDS-4000 (Interdisciplinary Capstone) Section: E01
  • GEOG-4083 (Faculty-Mentored Research) Section: E02
  • GEOG-4086 (Internship) Section: E01
  • GEOG-4985 (Cities and Sustainability) Section: E01

Spring 2020 Sections

  • XIDS-3000 (Interdisciplinary Methods) Section: E01
  • XIDS-3000 (Interdisciplinary Methods) Section: 01
  • GEOG-3644 (Atlanta's Geographies) Section: 01
  • XIDS-4000 (Interdisciplinary Capstone) Section: E01

Fall 2019 Sections

  • XIDS-2000 (Intro Interdisc Studies) Section: E01
  • XIDS-2000 (Intro Interdisc Studies) Section: 01
  • XIDS-3000 (Interdisciplinary Methods) Section: E01
  • XIDS-3000 (Interdisciplinary Methods) Section: 01D
  • GEOG-3643 (Urban Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Internship Music Business) Section: 01D
  • GEOG-4893 (Practicum in GIS) Section: 02

Summer 2019 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: E02
  • XIDS-2000 (Intro Interdisc Studies) Section: 01D
  • GEOG-4086 (Mapping Univ History) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4893 (Practicum in GIS) Section: 01

Spring 2019 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 02
  • GEOG-4086 (Field Mapping) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4985 (Economic Geographies of Sports) Section: 01

Fall 2018 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 01
  • XIDS-2002 (ATLStadiums&EconomicsofSports) Section: 110
  • GEOG-3253 (Economic Geography) Section: 01W
  • ECON-3425 (Economic Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Urban Planning & Mnngmnt) Section: 02

Summer 2018 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: E01
  • GEOG-4086 (4-H Education) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (4-H Programming I) Section: 02

Spring 2018 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 03
  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 04
  • GEOG-3644 (Atlanta's Geographies) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Geospatial Visualization) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Internship in Public Works) Section: 02
  • GEOG-4893 (Practicum in GIS) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4985 (The Geographies of Stuff) Section: 01

Fall 2017 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 02
  • GEOG-3643 (Urban Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Env. health Internship) Section: 01

Summer 2017 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: E01
  • GEOG-4082 (Sustainability & cities) Section: E02

Spring 2017 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 03
  • GEOG-2083 (Intro to Geographical Analysis) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4253 (Mapping the Economy) Section: 01W
  • GEOG-4893 (Practicum in GIS) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4893 (GIS Practicum) Section: 02

Fall 2016 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-3253 (Economic Geography) Section: 01
  • ECON-3425 (Economic Geography) Section: 01
  • GLOB-4000 (Global Studies Capstone) Section: 01W
  • GEOG-4084 (Sr Seminar:Why Geog Matters) Section: 01W
  • GEOG-4086 (Sustainability in Practice) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4893 (Practicum in GIS) Section: 01

Summer 2016 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: E01
  • GEOG-4082 (Cities and Nature) Section: E01

Spring 2016 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: L2A
  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: LXA
  • GEOG-3644 (Atlanta's Geographies) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4082 (DrctdPrblms:GeographicResearch) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Urban Resource Management) Section: 01
  • GEOG-4086 (Watershed Management) Section: 02
  • GEOG-4086 (Sustainability Nonprofit) Section: 03
  • GLOB-4186 (Intern Music Recording) Section: 01

Fall 2015 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 02
  • XIDS-2001 (Thinking Like a Scientist) Section: 05
  • XIDS-2002 (Sustainable Cities) Section: 01
  • GEOG-3643 (Urban Geography) Section: 01
  • GLOB-4000 (Capstone Seminar) Section: 01W
  • GEOG-4084 (Sr Seminar:Why Geog Matters) Section: 01W
  • GEOG-4086 (Douglasville Housing Survey) Section: 02
  • GLOB-4186 (Portfolios in Global Studies) Section: 01
  • GLOB-4186 (Impact West Georgia ESL) Section: 02

Summer 2015 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: E01
  • GEOG-4082 (Sustainability & Cities) Section: E02

Spring 2015 Sections

  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 01
  • GEOG-1013 (World Geography) Section: 02
  • GEOG-3253 (Economic Geography) Section: 01
  • ECON-3425 (Economic Geography) Section: 01
  • GLOB-4186 (Teaching Music Refugees) Section: 01