News
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 new…
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. Why is it…
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 Realty, returned…
Congratulations to Chengbi Liu
Please join us in congratulating Chengbi Liu, who successfully passed his MA exam. Chengbi's MA paper is on "Exploring the spatiotemporal pattern of cyberbullying with Yik Yak." Chengbi's committee…
Graduation and Awards Reception, May 6 2016.
On Friday April 6’Th the Department conducted the annual Graduation and Awards ceremony at the Faculty club. We would like to thank all who participated and give a summary of the awards and honors…
Chairman's News Brief
To our students who have completed their degrees this spring semester: Well Done! At the May 8 commencement, many Geography and Atmospheric Science students will receive their diplomas. We will have…
Claire L. Parkinson (PhD, 1977) from our program has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
We have terrific news on the national scene. Claire L. Parkinson (PhD, 1977), who graduated from our department and the Atmospheric Science Program, has just been elected as a new member of the…
American Geographical Society Awards 2016 Council Fellowship to Debangana Bose
American Geographical Society Awards 2016 Council Fellowships Description: The AGS Council Fellowship, awarded by the American Geographical Society (AGS), is the latest of prestigious scholarships to…
The Chronicle Article featuring Joel Wainwright
Joel Wainwright’s research is referenced in the lengthy article entitled “The Oaxaca Incident: A geographer’s efforts to map a Mexican village reveal the risks of military entanglement” by Paul…