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Feb 20 Colloquium - 220 Carolina Hall, 3:30PM, Dr. Anaís on “Community-Led Resilience in Puerto Rico: Addressing Resource Insecurities through Participatory Approaches”

Dr. Bradley colloquium on FEBRUARY 6TH @ 3:30-4:30PM, CAROLINA HALL RM 220

Sorry - a correction to the name of the winner of this map: should be Sarah Ulrich, also a graduate student of geography.

Congrats to UNC Geography graduate student Lauren Babinetz for earning second place in today’s UNC GIS Day Map Contest! Her map, “Annual Number of Heatwave Days in North Carolina, 2012–2023,” offers a powerful look at our changing climate. 🌡️🗺️ #GISDay #UNCGIS #ClimateData

Congrats to UNC Geography graduate student Suraj K C for winning second place in the Online Map category at today’s UNC GIS Day! His project, “Americas’ Carbon Watch,” provides a compelling interactive look at carbon patterns across the hemisphere. #GISDay #UNCGIS #ClimateMapping

Congratulations to UNC geog grad Mark Chilton, winner of the Online Map category at today’s UNC GIS Day! His project, “The History of Chapel Hill’s ‘Color Line’,” offers a powerful interactive look at local history. registerchilton.github.io/Geography456//… 🗺️📚 #GISDay #UNCGIS #DigitalMapping

Congrats to UNC Geography graduate student Madison Dyer, winner of today’s UNC GIS Day Map Contest! Her first-place map, “Out of Sight: Mapping Bird Window Strike Fatalities,” highlights an important and often overlooked conservation issue. 🐦📍 #GISDay #UNCGIS #Mapping

Teaching Assistant Professor Position in HUMAN GEOGRAPHY geography.unc.edu/2025/10/14/tea…

Please join our GIS Day map competition session, which is from 3:00PM to 4:00PM, in the Library Data Services presentation space, 2nd floor of Davis Library, on Nov 19, 2025. Deadline to submit your map is Nov 17, 2025. geography.unc.edu/private-forms/…

Congratulations to our 2025 award winners! Susanna Hecht, Tianna Bruno, Youjin Chung, Andrea Marston, Lazar Conforti, Juan Felipe Riano-Landazabal, Rachel Arney, Ledeebari Banuna & Andrea Cass. capeaag.wordpress.com/cape-awards/

Come out today for Dr. Clancy Wilmott in our Friday colloquium!

Geography Graduate student Bikesh Jojiju just received the 2025 G. Herbert Stout Award and will presented his reasearch this afternoon at NC GIS conference.

Ojo! For more, see: americanquarterly.org/submit/cfp.html

📣 Deadline Approaching!! The "Annals of the American Association of Geographers" seeks contributions for a special issue on the topic of Social-Ecological Crises and Possibilities. Abstracts should be submitted by March 31, 2025. Learn more: bit.ly/3BQ506t

Thank you so much for your votes. ❤️‍🔥 I am deeply humbled and will do my very best not to let folks down. Reach out anytime! I have a lot of ideas but would love to hear yours! And say hi in Detroit! ♥️ 🙏

We are so excited for @theAAG Detroit! We will be hosting cafecitos at the convention center on Tues 3/25, Wed 3/26, and Friday 3/28. Come hang out with us!

Join us for Dr. Edmond Chang, Visiting Scholar Queer Gaming, Close Playing & Gaming Futures Date: 3/20 Time: 3:30-4:45 Location: Dey Hall, Toy Lounge Dr. Chang will offer a public lecture on his work at the intersection of Digital Humanities, Queer Studies & Game Studies.

Each year, special events, timely plenaries, and interesting sessions are held during the annual meeting. Be sure to check out which events are taking place during #AAG2025 and how to take advantage of these opportunities! bit.ly/3XfiNLa

Patricia Parker, professor of @UNCComm, has been reappointed as the Ruel W. Tyson Jr. Distinguished Professor of Humanities and director of @iah_unc. During Parker's research leave, @geographyunc professor Elizabeth Olson will serve as interim director. iah.unc.edu/director-annou…

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