Education
- Univ. of Grenoble Dipl. in French 1979
- Univ. of Lethbridge B.A. in Geography 1985
- Graduate work Univ. of Alberta & Univ. of Calgary
- South Dakota State Univ. M.Sc. in Geography 1988
- Texas A&M Univ. M.Ed. 1990
- Univ. of North Dakota graduate work in Space Science 1990
- Greenwich University, Australia Ph.D. in Geography 2000
- Newman Theological College graduate work 2001, 2003, 2005;
- Post graduate studies, Kharkov National University, Ukraine 2002–04
- University of South Africa doctoral work 2007
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—Guy Debord (b. 1931)
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