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We’re thrilled to be named by the @theAAG as a recipient of the 2021 Award for Bachelors’ Program Excellence in #Geography! Read more about this exciting award here: news.aag.org/2021/03/aag-20… and here: news.kennesaw.edu/stories/2021/k…

Geography senior, Allysa Lugo, revealed the spatial and temporal associations of county-level human Lyme disease rates with environmental factors in Vermont from 2003 to 2022 using GIS and statistical analyses. Read the details via the StoryMap: arcg.is/1uD8ry0

Congrats to the KSU Fall 2024 initiates who have become members of the Mu Upsilon chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon (ΓΘΥ or GTU), the international honor society in geography. This semester's initiates are Whitney Gregory, Nathan Nightingale, Jessica Owens, and Ervin Spencer!!!

Join us for a spectacular event. The Geospatial Sciences program at Kennesaw State University will celebrate GIS Day on Monday, November 11, 2024.

Participate in the GeoAI Travel Planning Test! Our faculty member, Dr. Qihang Qiu, in collaboration with Jinan University, is leading an exciting test to advance GeoAI applications in tourism. See more information at this link: wuhumodeltest.com

As part of KSU's Year of Canada, Dr. Paul McDaniel is offering GEOG 4380-W01 Geography of North America (online, CRN: 15572) in Spring 2025! In this course, explore the physical and human geography of Canada and the US, and the interconnections between the two countries.

You're Invited to enjoy a movie from the Sustainability Film Series! "Common Ground" profiles a hopeful and uplifting movement of white, black, and indigenous farmers who are using alternative “regenerative” models of agriculture that could balance the climate nd asave our health

Congratulations to Dr. Paul N. McDaniel, Associate Professor of Geography, who was elected Vice President of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers (SEDAAG)! radow.kennesaw.edu/geoanth/about/…

Did you know KSU has a campus at a fortezza in Montepulciano, a historic hill town in the Tuscany region of Italy? Come study geography and anthropology in Montepulciano in Summer 2025 through the KSU in Italy program. radow.kennesaw.edu/geoanth/resour…

The Office of Sustainability has partnered with the Geography Club for a screening of the award-winning film Kiss the Ground. Join us for great film and conversation. Look forward to seeing you there!

Dr. Paul McDaniel, associate professor of geography, is in Portland, Oregon, this week with other KSU colleagues speaking at the 2024 Engagement Scholarship Consortium (ESC) International Conference! Congratulations!

Professor Teresa Raczek presented her research on radiocarbon dating at the 26th International Conference of the EASAAs in Leipzig, Germany. Her paper was entitled, "When is enough, enough? Assessing Radiocarbon Densities across India."

Dr. @pnmcdaniel and colleague Dr. Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez presented about their forthcoming special journal issue in the plenary session of the Engagement Scholarship Consortium International Conference this morning in Portland, Oregon!

Geography & Geospatial Sciences Open House Date: Oct 10, 2024 Time: 10AM - 2PM Location: Quad area by the Social Sciences (SO) Building - this is the green-space between the main walkway coming from the West deck parking garage and the SO building. #geography #GIS

Mark Patterson and Teresa Raczek recently published, "Comparing effectiveness of teaching interventions in online lab-based physical geography general education courses" in the Journal of Geography in Higher Education! doi.org/10.1080/030982…

Meet Our Major Joseph Citron! Swipe to see why Joe chose anthropology, his favorite class, and his career goals.

Study Geography and Anthropology in Italy in Summer 2025! Click link for info: radow.kennesaw.edu/geoanth/resour…

As the 2nd place winner in the GGA 2024 Virtual Map Competition, our most recent GSS graduate, Nguyet Le presented her research in the September Lunch & Learn Webinar. This research is her DAR (Directed Applied Research) project supervised by Dr. Jun Tu in spring. Well done!

Meet Our Major Leigh Murray! Swipe to see why Leigh chose anthropology, their favorite class, and their career goals.

Dr. Ranbir Kang published his work on one of his long term research rivers in northern Virginia. It analyzes the meandering characteristics of low order streams. muse.jhu.edu/article/934972