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Congratulations to our students for some stellar academic achievements: Helen Olsen, Mary Gates Research Scholar, for her project ”Examining Zones of Encounter and Sites of Governance: The Middle Class Poverty Projection”. Helen also received a Mary Gates Leadership Scholarship for her project, “Caring Across Distance: Working with the Critical Development Forum.” Mollie Holmberg, Mary …Click to Read More Our own Joe Eckert has a post up on the SoMe Lab blog that begins to examine geolocated Twitter data related to the Occupy Wall Street movement. You can check it out here: “We’ve been working hard at SoMe Lab to begin processing some of the Twitter data we’ve pulled. We’ve found some surprising …Click to Read More Geography Professor Kam Wing Chan’s work on internal Chinese migration is prominently cited in this week’s Economist article, “The Impact of Chinese Migrati0n: We Like to Move It Move It”. IF YOU purchased one of the 1.8 billion mobile phones shipped around the world last year, there is a 50% chance it was put …Click to Read More Thanks to all of those who helped make last week’s Geography career panel a success – especially our alumni panelists Angelo Taylor, Ed McCormack, Frank Leonard, Tee-Ta Walker, and Jason Milstead. While each panelist has followed very different career paths, they all stressed the numerous ways in which a background in Geography helped prepare …Click to Read More |
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