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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Emch, M. (P.I.), Sobsey, M (CoPI), Islam, (CoPI), Yunus, M (CoPI). Finding Safe Drinking Water to Mitigate Arsenic Contamination: Tube Wells, Storage, and Diarrhea. National Science Foundation, BCS-1560970, $419,999, 2016-2019. In an effort to reduce diarrheal disease incidence, public health … Read more
The Department celebrated the students in the Class of 2016 with a party in honor of their accomplishments. Student, parents, and faculty joined together for food and fun. Special recognition was given to Molly Bruce, Lily Herbert, and Ian Gallager … Read more
Graduate student Doug Hopping has been awarded a summer Policy Communication Fellowship by the Institute for Social and Environmental Research-Nepal. As a fellow, Doug will spend the summer in Chitwan, Nepal participating in fieldwork and writing policy memos based on research from the long-running Chitwan Valley … Read more
UNC-Chapel Hill is a world-class research university that serves the people of the State of North Carolina by attracting and retaining the very best faculty, staff, and students from around the state, the country, and the world. Non-discrimination is an … Read more
The thin veneer around the Earth’s crust is responsible for supporting life and has been described as the Critical Zone (CZ). Volcanic islands are among the few places where the CZ develops on uniform bedrock, while exhibiting a distinct, sharp … Read more
