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Donald W. Meinig
Donald William Meinig (born November 1, 1924 in Palouse, Washington)〔.〕 is an American geographer. He is the Maxwell Research Professor Emeritus of Geography at Syracuse University.〔(Maxwell faculty awards and honors ), Maxwell School, Syracuse University, retrieved 2010-01-30.〕
==Biography==
Meinig has stated:
Meinig studied foreign service at Georgetown University, and then earned graduate degrees in geography from the University of Washington in 1950 and 1953, under the supervision of Australian geographer Graham Lawton; he was also strongly influenced by historian Carroll Quigley.〔 Starting in 1950, Meinig held a faculty position at the University of Utah. However, in 1958 he left Utah for a visiting position at the University of Adelaide in Australia, under a Fulbright scholarship,〔〔(Meinig Receives Fulbright Grant ), Spokane Daily Chronicle, March 15, 1958.〕 and in 1960 he joined the Syracuse faculty.〔 He was chairman of the geography department at Syracuse from 1968 to 1973,〔 became Maxwell Professor at Syracuse in 1990,〔(Haskin prize lecturer: Donald W. Meinig ), American Council of Learned Societies, retrieved 2010-01-30.〕 and retired in 2004.〔
At Syracuse, Meinig was the doctoral advisor of more than 20 graduate students,〔.〕 including noted New Zealand geographer Evelyn Stokes.〔. Reprinted in ''Datum: Newsletter of the New Zealand Map Society'', no. 23, November 2005.〕
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