Tribe.net. Local Connections James http://GeospatialInformationSyst.tribe.net/thread/bbbbfb79-4ee3-4533-a4f0-1bc58cdde1dd#2d83b219-8a76-4dcd-b903-11bba2a7d1a7 2005-07-04T05:49:33Z 2005-07-04T05:49:33Z

I'm a dual Psychology and Sociology major leaning into Public Health studying bio-statistics and epidemiology. I work with social workers, grant writers and evaluators where I was introduced to GIS. Great tool for Public Health, plus it would be a great skill to have if /when my academic days as a researcher are done.

James 2005-07-04T05:49:33Z Belle http://GeospatialInformationSyst.tribe.net/thread/bbbbfb79-4ee3-4533-a4f0-1bc58cdde1dd#88b8b73d-6940-42f9-b5bd-67d09a7eda03 2005-06-24T21:32:52Z 2005-06-24T21:32:52Z

That sounds incredibly interesting! I started as a biology major my first time in school, actually studying genetics. I had a hard time dealing with the fact that I would most likely be a lab rat after graduation. The second time at school I ended up in Environmental Science and loved it, I took GIS as part of my electives and decided to do it as a career. What is your study area?

Belle 2005-06-24T21:32:52Z James http://GeospatialInformationSyst.tribe.net/thread/bbbbfb79-4ee3-4533-a4f0-1bc58cdde1dd#229e8fab-ca56-49a2-8012-4f9364e4fbe9 2005-06-03T20:41:05Z 2005-06-03T20:41:05Z

Public Health using GIS to study Epidemiology and The effect of spatial competition on service provider effectiveness.

James 2005-06-03T20:41:05Z Layla http://GeospatialInformationSyst.tribe.net/thread/bbbbfb79-4ee3-4533-a4f0-1bc58cdde1dd#f18ee9cc-af91-4438-b9c7-835695f68f4e 2005-05-04T15:54:12Z 2005-05-04T15:54:12Z

Belly dancing right now. I'm enjoying the break from SKW.

Layla 2005-05-04T15:54:12Z Belle http://GeospatialInformationSyst.tribe.net/thread/bbbbfb79-4ee3-4533-a4f0-1bc58cdde1dd#2d925ae0-a69b-48ce-bc5b-3bb507f975cd 2005-05-04T15:38:04Z 2005-05-04T15:38:04Z

So what is everybody working on?

Belle 2005-05-04T15:38:04Z