Alumni Connections: Applying Geographical Knowledge & Learning About Life After Clark How does one transition from undergraduate to professional? How does one build a professional network? How can students best […]
MS-GIS Student Internship and Research Presentations The students in the MS-GIS 2-year program will present their summer research and internships. This event will take place in ASEC 202 from 2:30-4pm. […]
Geography Student Insight Panel Hear from current students about their undergraduate experiences in the Graduate School of Geography. Ask questions to the panelists and connect with your peers! Panelists: Abby Beilman, ESS '23 ES&P '24 Shradha Birdika, GEOG '24 Apple Gould-Schultz, ESS '23 MSGIS '24 Lily Kaplan, ESS '23 ES&P '24 Light refreshments will be […]
MAPATHON In collaboration with NEURISA Professional Association - New England Urban & Regional Information Systems Association Support relief work through crowd-sourced mapping projects! Open to all of IDCE, food and refreshments will be provided! This event will be held in Jefferson 131, the MS-GIS Lab, from 6-8pm. Practicing Geography Week is a week of events […]
NASA DEVELOP Internship Information Session The NASA DEVELOP team will be meeting via zoom to share information on their internship programs! This event will be held on Zoom. Join Zoom […]
GEOSPATIAL AI Join Professors Lyndon Estes and Hamed Alemohammad as they share their insights on Geospatial Technology and how it ties into and advances Artificial Intelligence, or AI. This event will be held in Jefferson 218 from 4:15-5:30pm. Light refreshments will be served. Practicing Geography Week is a week of events centered around Geography, Global […]
Landscapes of Knowledge: Citizen Science, Knowledge Production, and Racial Capitalism Citizen science has the potential to engage non-scientists in scientific research, thereby fostering a better understanding of science among the public. The use of citizen science as a method for collecting large amounts of data over wide geographic areas has resulted in significant advancements in […]
What will it take to stop Global Warming? The science of global warming is irrefutable. Humans are the driving force underlying global warming, and we have the knowledge and ability stop it. This talk will briefly review the scale of action needed to stabilize global climate in accordance with the Paris Agreement. We will ask […]
The Geography Colloquium presents “The Making of Drought: Dams and Indian Water Rights along the Colorado River and its Tributaries.”
The Clark Undergraduate Geography Association, CUGA, General Interest Meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 27th at 5:30 in Jefferson 220C. Show up to get to know the club; consider […]
Join the Graduate School of Geography to celebrate both the school’s 100th anniversary and the impact our scholars have made on the world.
Kendra McSweeney, professor of geography and distinguished scholar at The Ohio State University, will deliver the annual Wallace W. Atwood Lecture.
