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Flashback to April 6 when Faculty, Staff, Students, Alumni, Friends and Family of our great department gathered in Washington DC this past Spring for the annual AAG conference. AAG 2019…
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Globe-trotting geography PhD student Forrest Schoessow is studying climate change in Andean glaciers.
Arts and Sciences Special writeup about our PhD student Forrest…
News Brief from our Chair Darla Munroe
Zhiying Li (PhD candidate, ASP) presenting her research with Ning Zhang, Xun (Jerry) Zou and Steven Quiring at the Translational…
News Brief from our Chair Darla Munroe
Faculty members Kendra McSweeney and Gil Latz (vice provost for global strategies and international affairs) attended the recent dinner for the Global Leadership…
News Brief from our Chair Darla Munroe
Naomi Adaniya (MA Public Health 2010, MA Geog 2013, Ph.D. Public Health 2016) is a Policy Analyst in the U.S. Department of Justice Criminal Division Fraud Section. Her primary…
News Brief from our Chair Darla Munroe
Aaron Wilson (PhD 2013, ASP) hosts a booth at the Farm Science Review to answer questions on weather and climate’s implications for Ohio agriculture.
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News Brief from our Chair Darla Munroe
Geog 1900 (Extreme Weather and Climate) launching the Geography Blimp on the Oval as part of the atmospheric profile lab.
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Bryan Mark, professor, Geography, “Global warming has made iconic Andean peak unrecognizable," Science, Sept. 11
Enlightening article in ScienceMag about how the dynamic high altitude environment is changing quickly due to global warming.
Geography Professor Bryan Mark and OSU Geography…
"Are longer commutes necessarily inefficient?" Morton O'Kelly says not necessarily
Morton O'Kelly, professor of geography and divisional dean for the social and behavioral sciences at The Ohio State University College of the Arts and Sciences, is fascinated by…