Alan F. Arbogast

Associate Professor Department of Geography 123 Geography Building Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824-1115 dunes@msu.edu

I am a geomorphologist specializing on Holocene landscape evolution of eolian and fluvial environments. My current research is centered in Michigan, where I am working mostly on the geomorphic history of sand dunes, both in the interior of the state and along the shore of Lake Michigan. I am also working on the evolution of stream valleys in Michigan, specifically in the Manistee and Muskegon watersheds.  In this context, I am a member of the Quaternary Landscapes Research Group at Michigan State University. Please visit this page to see who we are and the things we are doing.

I teach a variety of courses at Michigan State, with the majority related to physical geography and geomorphology, and am a member of the Association of American Geographers, Geological Society of America, American Quaternary Association, and International Quaternary Association.

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[last updated January 2007]