Dr. Wise in Endeavors
Find the coverage of Dr. Erika from this link: http://endeavors.unc.edu/erika_wise
Find the coverage of Dr. Erika from this link: http://endeavors.unc.edu/erika_wise
Graduate student Mark Ortiz recently traveled to Houston, Texas to attend the Climate Reality Project’s Leadership Corps Training. The Climate Reality Project was founded in 2006 by Nobel Laureate and former U.S. Vice President Al Gore to take the climate … Read more
Graduate student Tong Qiu won the best student paper at the 2nd Congress of the Society for Urban Ecology which was hosted by East China Normal University and the Society for Urban Ecology in Shanghai during July 8-10, 2016. Tong’s … Read more
Sara Smith (Principal Investigator). “Impacts of Education-Driven Urban Migration on Youth Aspirations and Identity” National Science Foundation Geography and Spatial Science Program Grant, BCS-1561072, ($250,000)2016-2019. Around the world, young individuals, especially those who are rural, first generation, indigenous, and racialized … Read more
Dr. Elizabeth Havice and colleague Dr. Liam Campling (Queen Mary, University of London) have recently returned from the Solomon Islands where they offered a week-long training on trade and fisheries, hosted by the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA). Twenty-four … Read more
Dr. Olson (PI), with collaborator Martin Hunicutt (co-I), has been awarded a ‘pipeline to proposal’ grant from the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), to establish the foundation of community-centered research on the needs of youth caregivers and older adults. … Read more
Graduate student Mark Ortiz, along with 23 other students from 6 countries, recently visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison for a Summer School sponsored by Wisconsin’s Holtz Center for Science and Technology Studies. The summer school was part of a Holtz … Read more
What is diversity? Why must we, as geographers, be concerned with how our work addresses power disparities and social differences? Stevie Larson, PhD, studies race and decolonization, histories of organizing, and governance in relation to transnational Asian adoptees and Asian America … Read more
Maia Call selected as US Policy Communication Fellow by the Population Reference Bureau. For more information about the US Policy Communication Training Program, click here. For 2016-2017 Class Biographies, click here. For twitter message, click here.
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