Department of Geography
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Programs of Study
New and Noteworthy
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Professor Andrea Marston receives Ascendente Award from the Conference on Latin American Geography.
The Ascendente Award is given in recognition of an early career scholar demonstrating outstanding early accomplishment in the scholarship, teaching, and engagement of/with the geography of Latin... -
Professor Asa Rennermalm's SAS Opportunity proposal, "AI–Geoscience Collaborations for a Changing...
The SAS Research In Academic Themes review committee was impressed by the interdisciplinary and timely project proposal to address urgent challenges posed by rapid Arctic climate change... -
2025 Graduate Student Department Award Winners
The recipients of this year's department awards, selected by Geography Graduate Faculty, are: Nia Cambridge and Dhruv Gangadharan are the Teaching Excellence Award winners. Jamie Gagliano is the... -
Graduate Student Nyla Howell’s recent collaborative article in Southeastern Geographer calls for...
This approach, they argue, is necessary to better understand and uplift Black spatial knowledge and experiences of disasters. By co-creating new definitions of environmental hazards, disasters, and... -
Professor Courtney Berne quoted in Grid Magazine article on Black horsemanship in Philadelphia
The number of Philly’s Black-owned stables has plummeted in recent decades. Redlining often prevented stable owners from buying the land, Berne says. Other stables fell victim to what Berne calls... -
MAPATHON 2025 in support of humanitarian relief efforts to assist refugees from Burkina Faso.
Students, staff, and faculty helped foster global humanitarian action at the Rutgers Mapathon November, 19th. Held on GIS Day during National Geography Awareness Week, MAPATHON brought together... -
Professor Kevon Rhiney was interviewed and quoted in a Guardian article published on November 15th...
The article highlights the development and justice implications of climate change for small island developing states (SIDS), in the wake of Hurricane Melissa's devastating impacts on Jamaica, Haiti... -
Professor Jesse Rodenbiker publishes op-ed on China's green ambitions in South China Morning Post,
Hong Kong's leading anglophone newspaper, titled "Can China Balance Green Ambition with Everyday Ways of Life?". The article analyzes how, if not managed carefully, China’s green goals could...

Publications
Upcoming Events
| Feb 27 | 10:30AM | Meetings Faculty/Staff/Student Meeting |
| Feb 27 | 3:00PM | Speaker Series Helen Glazer |
| Mar 27 | 10:30AM | Meetings Faculty/Staff/Student Meeting |
| Mar 27 | 3:00PM | Speaker Series Javiera Barandiaran |















