David Call, Ph.D., Asst. Professor, Ball State University

Contact Information:

Department of Geography
Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana, USA 47306

(765) 285-1768 (Direct)
(765) 285-1776 (Dept. Office)
(765) 285-2351 (Dept. Fax)

dacall@bsu.nospam
(Replace the "nospam" with "edu"
to send me a message!)

View my "official" homepage here; it has a brief biography and information about my current teaching schedule.
Outflow from severe storms near Clay Center, Kansas,
on May 27, 2008.

Teaching:

I regularly teach the following classes:
  • Geog 101 (Intro. to Physical Geography)
  • Geog 230 (Intro. to Meteorology)
  • Geog 410 (Broadcast Meteorology)
  • Geog 435 (Satellite and Radar Meteorology)
  • Geog 450 (Severe Local Storms)
  • Geog 490 (Storm Chasing)

    • Follow the link above for more information about Geog 490, including answers to commonly asked questions and information about how to enroll. This class is open to students at any accredited university.

Current Students: for syllabi and other course materials, visit Blackboard.

Research:

I am interested in furthering our understanding of the relationship between weather and society. To do this, I study how individuals and institutions cope with hazardous winter weather. My work has been published in a variety of meteorological and geographic journals.

For more information, see my CV (in *.pdf form).

Weather and Geography Links:

There are many excellent web sites with weather information. Here are some good, all around sites that I use regularly. Interested in becoming a meteorologist? Want to know what geographers actually do? Or would you like to test your geographical knowledge? Visit these web sites:

Personal Interests:


This page was last updated on 16-June-2008.