The first issue of the Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies edited by Banu Gokariksel is out: http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_middle_east_womens_studies/toc/jmw.11.1.html. For more information about the journal go to: www.jmews.org.
Faculty Larry Band Abstract:Green infrastructure, groundwater and the sustainable city Sessions:Hydrology, Biogeosciences and Management in Human-Impacted Watersheds – I – Presenter Banu Gokariksel Sessions: ANNUAL GEOGRAPHY OF RELIGIONS AND BELIEF SYSTEMS LECTURE 2015: The post-secular problematic – Panelist Altha J. Cravey Sessions:Blue-Collar … Read more
Geography PhD student Matt Dannenberg has been awarded the Graduate School’s Dissertation Completion Fellowship for the academic year 2015-2016. Matt’s dissertation title is “Estimating Terrestrial Primary Production through Integration of Remote Sensing and Dendrochronology.” Matt is co-advised by Dr. Erika … Read more
PhD student Stevie Larson has been awarded the Cecile Daniel Osment Graduate Award which is the Department of Geography’s top award for graduate students to reward effectiveness, enthusiasm, and passion for teaching geography.
PhD student Mark Janko has been given the Melinda S. Meade Graduate Student Travel Award by the Health and Medical Geography Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers to present his paper titled “Incorporating both space and place in … Read more
Priscilla Vaz has been awarded an Inter-American Grassroots Development Fellowship to support her 12 months of field research in Brazil.
The Development Geography Specialty Group’s Gary Gaile Award is a travel grant that supports research in development geographies. I am using the grant to aide my work (i.e. archival collection, interviews, participant observation) on gentrification and urban redevelopment in the … Read more
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Sandy McNally ’63 featured in Alumni Magazine – for more information visit this page.
Carrie is an undergraduate researcher with Dr. Gabriela Valdivia. Her project will focus on the current social and ecological contexts of Kichwa peoples in the region of Tena, Ecuador. Carrie also received a Class of 1938 fellowship for this project. The … Read more
