Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Graduate School of Geography, Vol. 6
With this awakening in America of a greater interest in geography, it seemed to be most appropriate that this country should hear from the dean of American geographers as to what his ideal would be for the promotion of this field of study in American universities. The accompanying address was delivered to an audience of about twelve hundred people; but it is our desire that it may be read by a much larger num ber, that it may reach all those who are especially interested in this field of study and that they may retain these words from Professor Davis in their private libraries. For this reason we have arranged for the publication and distribution of this address. We feel certain it will inspire all in the geo graphical profession to higher ideals and greater activity, and we also trust that it may convince many with administrative responsibility of the greater significance of geographical research and education in this country.
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