Chapel Hill, North Carolina Watersheds: The Visual Language of Environmental Degradation Pictured to the right: Meredith Emery Studio Art BFA, Geography Minor in front of 2018 SURF project Faculty Advisor: Yun-Dong Nam, Department of Art & Art History, UNC Chapel … Read more

Please find following an Endeavors article about Chang Liu’s research that is supported by the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the Office for Undergraduate Research. Link.

Don’t miss this wonderful story by Geography major Haley Moser about her experience in the Galapagos with graduate student Angelica Gomez and supported by the Galapagos Science Center of USFQ and UNC-CH: https://endeavors.unc.edu/carolina-to-cristobal/

Congratulation to the new 2018 graduates! 2018 Geography New Graduates on May 13, 2018, in front of Carolina Hall   McNally Award for Excellence in Geography: Anne Sutton This award is given annually to a graduating senior who is selected … Read more

Martha Isaacs, BA Geog ’17, will be moving from her job working for the Singapore Ministry of National Development to New York City, where she will work for the city as part of the prestigious  New York City Urban Fellows … Read more

In the Spring of 2018, Dr. Ashley Ward tasked students in her course will understand how they might employ spatial data to tell a story.  She encouraged students to step outside of the box of map-making and think about other … Read more

On 29 March 2018, students in Prof. Lentz’s GEOG 232 “Agriculture, Food, Society” visited UNC’s Campus Community Garden. In conversation with director Claire Lorch and two volunteers, we learned about the garden’s agricultural practices, community participation, and food distribution program. … Read more

Congratulations to Sierra Houck, Haley Moser, and Laura Roberson on successful research projects presented at UNC’s Celebration of Undergraduate Research! Senior Laura Roberson presented a paper titled: “Condoms on Campus: A Geography-Based Approach to Sexual Health Resources on a College … Read more

Students in Erika Wise’s Research Intensive GEOG416: Applied Climatology class presented their research projects through two virtual posters (in the Odum Institute Social Computing Room) and one paper poster (courtesy of UNC Geography) over the Fall 2017 semester.