News

Congratulations to Chris Hartmann
Please join us in congratulating Chris Hartmann, who successfully defended his dissertation Monday May 23'rd. His research is on postneoliberal public health, environment, and development in…

Future Education Abroad Class in Geography coming Summer 2017
We are pleased to welcome back Brooke Raake from an exploratory trip to Cyprus. There is a pending education abroad class (Summer 2017) about the European Union, and Brooke, as well as Stavros…
Congratulations to Rebecca Miller
Rebecca Miller, an undergraduate in the Atmospheric Science program (ASP, 2016), will pursue her graduate studies at North Carolina State University in the Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences…

Chairman's News Brief
As many will know, we have begun to remodel Derby 1070 which is a Graduate Student area. This and the remodel of Derby 0135/0150 represent a considerable upgrade in the facilities of the…

Max Woodworth wins the Lawrence A. Brown Faculty Fellowship
On May 6th The department awarded the Lawrence A. Brown Faculty Fellowship for this coming year to Max Woodworth.
Congratulations Max.

Welcome to Steven Quiring
Chaiman O'Kelly reports that we have successfully completed the process for Steven Quiring to join us as a Professor in the fall. He will be bringing several members of his graduate student team.…

Sharpe Fellowships
Our Chairman Morton O'Kelly, would like to recognize the Sharpe awards.
This year for the first time, we are pleased to be able to use our generously supported Sharpe Fellowships to attract…

ASP Alumni is Modeling the Zika Virus
Andrew Monaghan (MS, PhD; atmospheric sciences; 2003, 2007), is a scientist in the Research Applications Laboratory of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.
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Geography Alumni Howard Biel, "Class Act"
“It’s time to give something back to the place that gave me so much.”
Alumnus Howard Biel (PhD, 1976; MA, 1971; geography), senior vice president, acquisitions and development, ECHO…