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Congratulations to Jana Houser, our newest Corry Faculty Fellow!
Jana Houser is our newest Martha L. Corry Faculty Fellow! Congratulations Jana on this prestigious appointment! The award provides $10,000 of funding annually for five years which can be used…
AEP donates DJI drone and LiDAR equipment to Geography Department
Representatives from American Electric Power visited the Sharpe Commons this Wednesday, April 25, to present a donation of a DJI drone with LiDAR equipment that can be used in a wide range of…
Beneath Our Feet - Geography Department Travels Under Campus
A group of faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students from the Department of Geography went on a tour of some of OSU’s energy infrastructure, led by staff with ENGIE, the energy provider for…
Emma Maher wins $11,500 for undergraduate research!
Congratulations to Emma Maher, a third-year honors student double majoring in Geography (Urban, Regional, and Global Studies) and International Studies (Globalization) with a minor in Spanish!…
Becky Mansfield wins AAG award
At the AAG meeting in Hawaii Becky Mansfield was recognized with the CAPE Distinguished Career Award from the Cultural and Political Ecology Specialty Group. This award is given annually “in…
Geographers celebrated at the 2023-2024 Arts and Sciences Spring Recognition Reception
Congratulations to Dr. Madhumita Dutta and Jackie Beck, both of whom were celebrated at the Arts and Sciences Spring Recognition Reception yesterday afternoon.
Madhu received the 2023-2024…
Improving our curriculum with end-of-year portfolio presentations
Social and Environmental Geography (SEG) majors Cat Adams, Tyler Littlejohn, Natalie Stotz, Emma Maher, Allen Liu, and Geoffrey Brown join Dr. Max Woodworth after their end-of-year portfolio…
Dr. Jana Houser wins College of Engineering award
Congratulations to Dr. Jana Houser who found time between consulting on the new Twisters film (in theatres on July 19) and building her $1.75 million radar truck to be honored last night with a…
Kendra McSweeney elected as AAAS Fellow!
Kendra McSweeney has been elected as an American Association for the Advancement of Science fellow! This is one of the most prestigious honors that can be bestowed upon a U.S. scientist.…