Essays in honor of Clifford M. Zierer

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Language

English

Bibliographic Citation

The California Geographer 8: 63-74

Notes

Clifford Maynard Zierer came to a freshly reorganized Department of Geography at UCLA in September, 1925, as its youngest instructor, to teach physical and economic geography with North America as the regional stage on which to construct his systems of man living in a living but changing environment. He retired from active duty in June, 1965, as a senior professor who had spent his whole academic life in the department at UCLA. He retired a respected and skillfull practitioner who had originated a good many of the courses in the current catalogue, who had in committee faced almost every kind of academic problem, who had as Chairman at a critical juncture urged the directions and patterns of growth which shaped the present UCLA department, and who as an ex-chairman had cooperated fully with the continuing growing elements of the program.

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