Call, M. A., & Voss, P. R. (2016). Spatio-temporal dimensions of child poverty in America, 1990–2010. Environment and Planning A, doi: 10.1177/0308518X15597907.
Bozigar, M., C. Gray, and R. Bilsborrow. (2016). Oil extraction and indigenous livelihoods in the northern Ecuadorian Amazon. World Development 78: 125–135.
What is diversity? Why must we, as geographers, be concerned with how our work addresses power disparities and social differences? Adam Bledsoe, a recent graduate of the Department of Geography, studies traditional Afro-Brazilian communities who defend their land from appropriation. His … Read more
Jones, C., C. Song & A. Moody (2015) Where’s woolly? An integrative use of remote sensing to improve predictions of the spatial distribution of an invasive forest pest the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid. Forest Ecology and Management, 358, 222-229
Bledsoe, A. (2015) The Negation and Reassertion of Black Geographies in Brazil. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, 14, 324-343.
Corinna Keeler received the 2015 graduate student award in the annual North Carolina ArcGIS User Group scholarship competition. Link to the NCAUG website.
Gergan, M. D. (2015) Animating the Sacred, Sentient and Spiritual in Post-Humanist and Material Geographies. Geography Compass, 9, 262-275
Kovach, M.M. and C.E. Konrad 2014: Meteorological impacts of inland moving tropical cyclones. Physical Geography, 27, 245-271.
Congratulations to Geography PhD students Eloisa Berman-Arévalo, Adam Bledsoe, Priscilla Vaz, and Willie Wright, who have received Chancellor’s Doctoral Scholarship Candidacy Awards during Spring 2015 from the Graduate School’s Initiative for Minority Excellence at UNC. Congratulations also to Geography Phd … Read more
PhD student Maggie Kovach in College news for her research in NC’s heat-illness patterns – for more information, please visit college news website – http://college.unc.edu/2015/05/04/beattheheat/
