Vitae for Jeffrey C. Patton

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1 Vitae for Jeffrey C. Patton Current Mailing Address: Department of Geography University of North Carolina at Greensboro Greensboro, North Carolina Education: Position: Telephone: Office: (336) Ph.D. (1980) Geography, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. M.A.(1976) Geography, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio B.S.Ed. (1974) Geography and English, Bowling Green State Univ. March Current ---Professor and Department Head, University of North Carolina Greensboro Professor and Graduate Director, University of North Carolina Greensboro Associate Professor, University of North Carolina Greensboro Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina Greensboro Professional Memberships: Association of American Geographers Cartography Specialty Group of the AAG North American Cartographic Information Society North Carolina Geographical Society William P. Cumming Map Society Research and Teaching Areas: Cartographic Theory/Communication Cartographic History Geographic Education Geographic Information Science Geomorphology/Earth Science Professional Office: North Carolina Geographical Society Steering Committee 1990, Vice President 2004, President 2005 North America Cartographic Information Society Board of Directors , Society Secretary President 1987, Editorial Board Cartographic Perspectives -- Responsible for soliciting, review, and selection of articles , , Chairman Publications -- Books:

2 Applied Human Geography, 9th edition, Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, Dubuque, Iowa, With D. Gordon Bennett and James Leonard The United States and Canada: A Systematic Approach, 5 th edition, Sheffield Publishing Company, Salem, Wisconsin, With D. Gordon Bennett and James Leonard. A Comparative Atlas: The Piedmont Triad and North Carolina. Prepared for the 63 rd annual meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Greensboro, NC, A Geography of the Carolinas, Parkway Publishers, Boone, NC, 2008, edited by Patton and Bennett The United States and Canada: A Systematic Approach, 4 th edition, Sheffield Publishing Company, Salem, Wisconsin, With D. Gordon Bennett. Applied Human Geography, 6 th, 7 th editions, Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, Dubuque, Iowa, 2005 and With D. Gordon Bennett Geosystems Science: Exercises and Applications, Pearson Custom Publishing, Boston, MA, 2002, with Michael Lewis and Jay Lennartson. The United States and Canada: A Systematic Approach, 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd editions, Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, Dubuque, Iowa, 1995, 1996 and With D. Gordon Bennett. Nineteenth Century Images of the World for American School Children, Newberry Library Press, Chicago, Illinois, 1997 (Annotated Slide Set) An Atlas of the Piedmont Triad, Prepared for the 48 th annual meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Greensboro, NC, With D. Gordon Bennett. North Carolina Geography, the Center for Social Science Research, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, North Carolina, With Michael W. Mayfield and Joseph W. Bencloski. Publications -- Book Chapters: Changing Landforms and Rivers in A Geography of the Carolinas, edited by D. Gordon Bennett and Jeffrey C. Patton, Parkway Press, Boone, NC 2008 "North Carolina Hurricanes", in Snapshots of the Carolinas, edited by D. Gordon Bennett, Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C "Digital Analysis in Remote Sensing" in A Manual for Physical Geography, by John J. Hidore, MacMillan Press, New York, 1990.

3 Publications-- Refereed Articles: Geographic Information Science in Health: Priming the Pump, Geo Directions, 2006 The American School Atlas: , Cartographic Perspectives - Fall, 1999 "Extended Travel in Geographic Education", Geographical Bulletin, January, With Michael E. Lewis. "NACIS XIII", Bulletin of the American Congress of Surveying and Mapping, Spring, 1993 "Maps in Children's Literature", Cartographic Perspectives, pp. 3-13, No. 6, Summer, With Nancy B. Ryckman. "Drought in North Carolina", Journal, of the North Carolina Council for the Social Sciences, Vol. 25, pp , With Michael W. Mayfield. "Spatial Pattern Recall: An Analysis of the Aesthetic Use of Color", Cartographica, pp , Vol. 22, No. 3, Autumn, With Terry A. Slocum. "Comparing the Sexes on Spatial Abilities: Map Use Skills", Annals, Association of American Geographers, pp , Vol. 77, No. 4, December, With Patricia P. Gilmartin. "The Perception of Hypsometric Colours", The Cartographic Journal, pp , Vol. 14, No. 2, December, With Paul V. Crawford. Publications -- Book Reviews: I have written 11 book reviews -- appearing in Cartography and Geographic Information Science, American Cartographer, and Cartographic Perspectives Professional Papers Presented: The Word and the Image: Morse and Woodbridge and Early American Geographic Education, Keynote address of the joint North Carolina Geographical Society and the North Carolina Geographic Alliance, Greensboro, November 2008 American Bird's Eye Views: Cartographic Portrayals of Place, Time, and Expectation, annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, March, (with Roberta Williams). Nineteenth Century Bird's Eye Views: Portrait of the American Dream, Meeting of the Cumming s Map Society, Greensboro, NC November 2007 (with Roberta Williams). 19th Century American School Atlases: Shaping a National View. Invitation of the Wilson Library of UNC-Chapel Hill in conjunction with the Cummings Map Society, Chapel Hill, NC, November 2006.

4 The Map Prototype: Experts and Novices, annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, Illinois, March, Defining the Map Prototype, North American Cartographic Information Society - International Meetings, Portland, Maine, October, (with Roberta Williams and Elisabeth Nelson) Historic Panoramic Maps: Promoting the American City, North American Cartographic Information Society - International Meetings, Jacksonville, Florida, October, 2003 (with Roberta Williams). Panoramic Maps: Illuminating the Nineteenth Century Railroad Town, Annual Meetings of the Southeast Division of the Association of American Geographers, Charlotte, NC. November 2003 (with Roberta Williams). The Rhetoric of the School Atlas presented at the NEH/Newberry Library Summer Institute on Cartography and Education, Chicago, IL. July, 2003 Spatial Metaphors and the Internet: Using Cartographic Techniques to Portray Non- Spatial Data, Presented at the annual meeting of the North American Cartographic Information Society, Columbus, Ohio, Fall 2002 with Elisabeth Nelson Map-Reader s Perception of Correlation on Color Bivariate and Univariate Choropleth Maps, Presented at the annual meeting of the East Lakes Geographers, Central Michigan University, October, 2002 with Dr. David K. Patton. Animated Cartography and Public History, presented at the annual meeting of the North American Cartographic Information Society, Portland Oregon, October, 2001, with Michael Swaim and Roy Stine The Rise of Mass Media Cartography in the 19th Century, presented at the invitation of NEH/Newberry Library Summer Institute on Popular Cartography, Chicago, IL. July, Cartography of the American School Atlas presented to the William P. Cumming Map Society, Greensboro, NC March 2001 Retrieving Spatial Information from Bivariate Choropleth Maps, annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA. April, with David K. Patton Cartographic Design for Geographic Information Systems, Annual Meeting of the ARC- Info Users Group, Morehead City, NC, March, The American School Atlas: A Unique View of the World Gamma Theta Upsilon Lecture Greensboro, NC November, The Design and Evolution of 19 th Century American School Atlases, Invited paper for the Symposium on Maps and Minds sponsored by The National Endowment for the

5 Humanities and the North American Cartographic Information Society, Milwaukee, WI, October, 1998 Coastal Geomorphology of Bronze Age Crete: Paleogeography of a former headland, presented at the annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, Salt Lake City, Utah, October, (with Michael E. Lewis and Chris Witmore). Cartographic Design of Early Maps, Invited lecture, Dept. Of Classics, Hunter College, New York, NY, November, American Images of the World: 19 th Century School Atlases, Presented at the annual meeting of the North American Cartographic Information Society, Lexington, KY. October Maps and the Humanities, A Colloquia on the role of Maps in Teaching the Humanities, Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, January, "Use of GIS in Connecting Archaeologic Databases to Cartographic Displays" the Archaeologic Institute of America, New York, NY. December 1996 with C. Witmore and J. Pleasance "Printing Methods and Cartographic Design for Children in the 19 th Century," Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, July 1996 "Do We Need National Curriculum Standards for Cartographic Education? - A Response", Presented at the annual meeting of the North American Cartographic Information Society, Wilmington, N.C., October "Reconstruction of the Ancient Environment of Island of Mochlos, Crete" presented at University of North Carolina - Wilmington, Wilmington, N.C. March, The Geomorphology of the Sauertown Mountains of the North Carolina Piedmont, presented paper and led field trip for the annual meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Greensboro, N.C. November, (with J. Hidore). "Use of Satellite Imagery in the Development of GIS Systems for Urban and Regional Planning" presented to the Piedmont Triad GIS consortium, Greensboro, N.C Design in Cartography, Department of Housing and Interior Design Colloquia Series, UNCG, January, "Use of Maps in Children's Literature", with Nancy B. Ryckman. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the North American Cartographic Information Society, Ann Arbor, Michigan, October, "A Classroom Supplement for Fourth Grade Geography", with Michael W. Mayfield and Joseph W. Bencloski. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Council for the Social Studies, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1987.

6 "Map Skills in the North Carolina Curriculum: Exercises for Fourth Graders", with Michael W. Mayfield, and Joseph W. Bencloski. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Portland, Oregon, April, "Use of Aerial Photography in Teaching Map Skills", with Michael W. Mayfield. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Council for the Social Sciences, Greensboro, North Carolina, "The North Carolina Geography Curriculum Project", with Michael W. Mayfield, and Joseph W. Bencloski. Annual meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education, Chicago, Illinois, October, "An Exercise in Map Procurement: Map Use Educational Materials Exchange". Paper presented at the April, 1985 meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Detroit, Michigan. "Developmental Considerations for University Map Libraries: Money Vs. Desires". Paper presented at the North American Cartographic Information Society annual meeting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October, "The Role of N.A.C.I.S." Paper presented at the North American Cartographic Information Society annual meeting in a special session on "Cooperation Among Professional Cartographic Organizations". Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October, "The Map Librarian and the Geographers: A Cooperative Approach to Map Collection Development." With Nancy B. Ryckman. Paper presented at the National Council of Geographic Educators annual meeting, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, October, "The Effect of Color on Graduated Circle Pattern Recall." Paper presented at the April, 1982 meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, Texas. "The Use of Symbols on Children's Maps." Paper presented at the invitation of the University of Georgia, November, "Cartographic Perspectives on Sex Differences in Spatial Ability." Paper presented with Patricia Gilmartin at the November, 1981 meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, Georgia. "Planimetric or Plan-Oblique: A Question of Map Design for Children." Paper presented at the April, 1980 meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Louisville, KY. Publications -- Maps in Print: To date I have designed and produced over three hundred maps for publication. They appear in academic books, articles, and textbooks. Funded Grant/Contracts Proposals:

7 Science Technology and Mathematics Preparation Scholarship (STAMPS) program at UNCG an NSF S-STEM program. PIs Steve Danford, Jeffrey Patton. Liam Duffy, $600, Transforming Minds in a Transitioning Community NSF GK12 Program PI: Stan Faeth Co-PI: John Lepri, Catherine Matthews. Investigator: Jeffrey Patton $2,932,928 GIS Research Internships with Syngenta Crop Protection. $86,032. from Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton Co- Principle. GIS and Advanced Modeling of Wireless Telecommunications. $71,254 from CityScape Consultants, Inc., Rick Bunch, Roy Stine and Jeffrey Patton Co- Principles. GIS Research Internships with Syngenta Crop Protection. $77,400 from Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. received in August Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton Co-Principle. (Dollar figure project throughout the end on the summer 06). 3D Cell Tower Mapping and Analysis $16,328 from CityScape Consultants, received August Roy Stine, Rick Bunch and Jeffrey Patton Co-Principles. GIS Research Internships with Syngenta Crop Protection. $48,400 from Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. received in August Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton Co-Principle. GIS Research Internships with Syngenta Crop Protection. $48,400 from Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. received in August Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton Co-Principle GIS Research Internships with Syngenta Crop Protection. $48,400 from Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. received in August Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton Co-Principle. GIS Research Internships with Syngenta Crop Protection. $48,400 from Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. received in August Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton Co-Principle Protocols to Translate Hierarchical Databases to Relational Databases for GIS. $13,076 grant extension from Novartis Crop Protection, Inc. received in August of Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator and Jeffrey Patton Co-Principle Protocols to Translate Hierarchical Databases to Relational Databases for GIS. $20,000 grant extension from Novartis Crop Protection, Inc. received in January of (Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton and Elizabeth Nelson Co-Principles.) Protocols to Translate Hierarchical Databases to Relational Databases for GIS. $10,000 received from Novartis Crop Protection, Inc. in July of Roy S. Stine

8 Principle Investigator, Elizabeth Nelson and Jeffrey Patton Co-Principles. The Development of Bivariate Crop Rotation Maps. $10,000 received from Novartis Crop Protection, Inc. in July of Roy S. Stine Principle Investigator, Jeffrey Patton and Elizabeth Nelson Co-Principles. Grant for Internships between Hayes, Seay, Mattern & Mattern, Inc. and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro $30,000 awarded over a 3 year period for student interns Roy S. Stine and Jeffrey C. Patton Co-Principle Investigators. Development of a Digital Cartography/Remote Sensing Laboratory. National Science Foundation Total Grant awarded $65,000. Matching Grant, $30,000, awarded June of 1996, UNCG matched the NSF grant with $35,000. Roy S. Stine and Jeffrey C. Patton Co-Principle Investigators. Reconstructing the Paleogeography of the Plains of Mochlos on the Island of Crete Faculty Excellence Research Award UNCG, $4,000 "Remote Sensing, Software Grant" - Earth Resource Mapping Corp, $20, "Use of Maps in Teaching the Humanities" - Summer Fellowship at the Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois Sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities. $5, Development of Remote Sensing Procedures and Methods for Agricultural Crop Mapping Novartis Corporation Environmental Safety Grant, Co PI with Dr. Roy Stine. $10,000 The Nature of Science and Mathematics: A Capstone Experience for Pre-service Teachers in Middle-Grades Education -- The project funded by the National Science Foundation PI Timothy Johnson GIS & Telecommunication Models for Public Policy. CityScape Consultants, Inc. Co PI with Roy Stine and Rick L. Bunch $23,751. GIS Applications in Agricultural/Chemical Science. Anonymous Corporate Sponsor. with Co PI with Roy Stine and James Nelson $11,532 Protocols to Translate Hierarchical Data Bases to Relational Data Bases for GIS. Anonymous Corporate Sponsor. Co PI with Roy Stine $90,339 Professional Service: Program Chair for the 1992 National meeting of NACIS. Held in St. Paul, Minnesota. Local Arrangements Committee for the annual meeting of the Southeast Division of the Association of American Geographers. Member of the Geographic Education National Implementation Project (GENIP) a joint venture of the AAG and the National Geographic Society , 1988 Member of the Steering Committee for the North Carolina GIS Conference held in Winston Salem

9 Advisor to Council of Governments on use of GIS and Remote Sensing for Land Use Mapping Member of the State Advisory Committee for Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing North Carolina Representative to the National Association of State Universities and Land- Grant Colleges Section on Mineral and Energy Resources Judge for the annual Map Design Competition sponsored by NACIS University Service: Co Director of the Science Technology and Mathematics Preparation Scholarship (STAMPS) program. STAMPS provides approximately 35 scholarships a year to students in the sciences. The program supports those students by bringing nationally known scientists to campus, sponsoring field visits to research facilities, a mentoring program for participants, and tutoring services. University Committees: Faculty Senate Representative 1996 to 2002 University Budget Committee -- Met regularly with Chancellor and Vice Chancellors concerning all budgetary matters of the University Research Council -- University committee responsible for the selection of recipients of "seed" grants, new faculty grants, and senior faculty research grants Chairman of the subcommittee of the Research Council on the sciences University of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee -- Responsible for all aspects of the undergraduate curriculum. During my tenure the committee completely revised the general education requirements of the University , Honors Program -- Committee has the responsibility for directing the University Honors curriculum Library Committee -- Faculty advisory committee to the Director of the University Library Selection Committee for faculty "Summer Excellence Awards" , Financial Aid Committee -- Committee advises University officials on student financial aid programs and serves as an appeals board for students who have been denied financial aid. 1994, chair Interdisciplinary Program in Archaeology -- Committee oversees the interdisciplinary major in Archaeology Present. University Planning Council's Committee on Interdisciplinary Programs 1996 Faculty Senate Committee for Improving Campus Community Relationships Ad Hoc Committee created by the Provost to evaluate proposals for the development of "Distance Learning" capabilities at UNCG University Committee on Internships and other Experiential Learning Activities Chair - University Faculty Grievance Committee University Committee on Undergraduate Education: SACS review College of Arts and Sciences Committees: Harriet Elliott Lecture Committee -- Committee is responsible for the selection and arrangement for speakers in the social sciences Chairman.

10 College Council -- Faculty advisory group to the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Promotion and Tenure Committee of the College of Arts and Sciences 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993 (chairman), 1994 College Academic Programs Committee -- Reviews all new course and program proposals within the College of Arts and Sciences Chairman, Cochairman. Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program - Committee member College Committee on Instructional Technology Natural Science Instructional Area Committee Dean's Committee on Faculty Roles and Rewards (Committee charged with rewriting promotion and tenure guidelines) Committee for the Development of an Environmental Studies Program Departmental Contributions: Department Head 2003 to present Director of Graduate Studies Director of the Spatial Analysis Laboratory Chaired Promotion and Tenure Committee for two candidates Chair of Search Committee for Assistant Professors 1995, 1998, and 1999, 2000, 2001 Chair of Search Committee for Spatial Analysis Laboratory Director 1995 and 1999 Faculty advisor to Gamma Theta Upsilon, the Geographic Honorary Society Geography Club Advisor Director of the Internship Program A frequent speaker at the bi-weekly Geography Club meetings