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Publishing Basics: Setting Yourself Up for Success (Workshop)

Join us on Thursday (12/1) 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. for a workshop in which presenters from the University Libraries and the Office of Research will help you launch your publishing career. Discussion…

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Congratulations to Lili Wang

A hearty congratulations to Lili Wang, who successfully defended her doctoral dissertation today. Lili's dissertation is titled "Becoming Urban the Chinese Way: The Politics of Urban Planning and…

Morton O'Kelly

Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief

Let's begin this week with a big thank you to Brooke Raake, Caitlin Naber, and Matthew Adair for their work on GeoWeek 2016. Lots of great detailed planning went into making all the associated…

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Statement from our Faculty.

As members of the Department of Geography at Ohio State, we are actively and energetically engaged in the pursuit of knowledge through both teaching and research. Geography is a broad and inter-…

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Chairman O'Kellys News Brief

Enjoy and celebrate Veteran’s Day this Friday!

An enlightening timeline article about honoring our heroes here at OSU

November 10th 2016

The new special section of the Annals…

Morton O'Kelly

Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief

More good news this week indicating the tremendous national and international impact of our faculty:

Becky Mansfield will be giving the 2016 Mayer Lecture at the University of Wisconsin,…

Jason Box

Before the Flood

Former OSU Geography professor Jason Box features in a new Climate Change documentary, Before the Flood, put together by National Geographic with Leo DiCaprio. Jason's moment comes as Leo visits…

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What wind, currents and geography tell us about how people first settled Oceania

Alvaro Montenegro, professor, geography, “What wind, currents and geography tell us about how people first settled Oceania,” The Conversation, Oct. 25

Morton O'Kelly

Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief

A very nice view this week of the international research and outreach by our colleagues.

Kenneth Madsen (Associate Professor, Newark), presented a talk at McMaster University recently at a…