Doctoral student awarded prestigious fellowship
Exploring grassroots approaches for economic opportunities in the Kalahari
The Graduate School of Geography releases two to three newsletters per year highlighting the previous semester and including announcements for upcoming months. The newsletters also feature news updates from departmental faculty, doctoral students, graduate students, undergraduate students, alumni, and staff.
Faculty in the Graduate School of Geography are prolific scholars. They are called to serve on professional boards and commissions, they publish widely in peer-reviewed journals, and their research has been featured in the media and publications on and off campus. We regularly publicize our faculty’s accomplishments.
The Graduate School of Geography is a tight-knit community, and we celebrate our students’ accomplishments and awards. We maintain a list of the most recent news and awards of our doctoral, master’s and undergraduate students.
The Clark University Geographical Society’s alumni magazine has a long history. First begun in 1927, it was relaunched by doctoral students in 2014 after a 30-year hiatus.
Exploring grassroots approaches for economic opportunities in the Kalahari
Examining the implications of renewable energy development
Clark student works with Professor Karen Frey to track climate change
Internship involved using GIS technology for land preservation