Geography PhD candidate Suad Jabr featured in Endeavors – Queering the Borders | Endeavors (unc.edu)

Presentation of an MOU between UNC and the Institute of Forestry, Tribhuvan University with original signature from UNC to the Dean of IOF, Professor Bir Chhetri, who is a collaborator of our project. I was honored with an Nepali National … Read more

Below is a list of undergraduate students who received 2022 awards on their graduation ceremony: McNally Award for Excellence in Geography Kate Milner Douglas Eyre Award for Outstanding Leadership to the department, the field of geography and to the community … Read more

Geography professor Diego Riveros-Iregui is one of three inaugural recipients of the Faculty Award for Global Excellence from the Office of the Vice Provost for Global Affairs. Riveros-Iregui is cited for “extraordinary steps to create international field research experiences for … Read more

Professor Erika Wise’s students in GEOG 416 (Applied Climatology) were given an option to present their research projects at the UNC Celebration of Undergraduate Research poster session, and a few accepted this challenge!

Graduate student Annie Elledge’s research with Wilson Libraries is featured in Endeavors. For more information, follow this link. Annie Elledge, graduate student in geography, in the Special Collections Reading Room at Wilson Library (photo by Alyssa LaFaro)

Please join the colloquium series for Dr. Po-Yi Hung on “Bordering Tea” (3:30 Friday 8 Apr).

Kriddie Whitmore has received a Student Research Grant from the Society of Wetland Scientists. Her proposal was titled “Carbon Emissions from Small Wetlands in a High-Elevation Tropical System.” This grant will provide funds for her field season in Ecuador this … Read more

Diego Riveros-Iregui has been awarded a 2022-2023 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to Ecuador to investigate the coupling of greenhouse gas emissions, hydrologic dynamics, and the ecology of tropical alpine environments of the Northern Andes. The award will allow Riveros-Iregui to … Read more

Please come to a student panel on “Beyond the Classroom: Honors Theses, Independent Studies, and Internships in Geography” 5:15 Wednesday (9 March) in tent in front of Hurston/Carolina Hall