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The Colorado Geographic Alliance is funded by a grant from the National Geographic Society Education Foundation and the Colorado Geography Education Fund

Tile Map of Europe Available - email coga@uccs.edu if you are interested in borrowing this resource

2009/2010 COGA Workshops

Giant Map of North America in Colorado Springs, September 2009

COGA Summer 2009 Newsletter

Geography Awareness Week - November 15-21, 2009

COGA 2009 Summer Institute Photos

Coordinator Steve Jennings' COGA Presentation to GIS Colorado

Sign Up for the 2009-2010 Geographic Bee Competition - Extension until December 11, 2009

2008 COGA Survey Results

This is what geographers do: "It is a cartographer's duty to be accurate", notes Robert Houdek, in describing the ninth edition of the Pikes Peak Atlas, which has been a trail guide of reference for 50 years.

COGA seeks:

To equip educators with solid geographic content knowledge, skills, and an awareness of the uses of the geographic perspective.
To provide opportunities for educators to develop effective skills for geography instruction and the ability to evaluate and access instructional progress.
To ensure that geography is valued as an important part of the curriculum by State and local governments, school districts, employers, and citizens.

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