Dr. Joseph Swain

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY

EDUCATION HISTORY

  • BS-Northwestern State University of Louisiana
  • MA-Western Illinois University
  • PHD-University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITES

Dr. Swain’s major research interests are 1) Historical Cartography, 2) Monuments, Memorials, and the Politics of Collective Memory, and 3) Native American Geographies. Dr. Swain is one of the founding members of the interdisciplinary Anthropology & Geography B.A. degree program at ATU. Dr. Swain’s scholarship includes over 50 maps in more than a dozen publications.

Recently Taught Courses

  • FW 2833 - INTRO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS
  • GEOG 2013 - REGIONAL GEOG/WORLD
  • GEOG 2833 - INTRO GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS
  • GEOG 3303 - GEOG/LATIN AMERICA
  • GEOG 3413 - GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE
  • GEOG 3703 - GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA
  • GEOG 3803 - HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
  • GEOG 4983 - SEMINAR: NATIVE AMERICA