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Rutgers Teaching with Technology Workshops
http://cat.rutgers.edu/ta/
The Department strongly suggests that instructors attend the "Core Classroom Technology" series of workshops. Workshop topics include:
Upcoming Events
| Apr 7 | 3:00PM | Speaker Series Benjamin Warner |
| Apr 14 | 3:00PM | Speaker Series Nikolas Kosmatopoulos |
| Apr 28 | 10:00AM | Meetings Faculty/Staff meeting |
| Apr 28 | 3:00PM | Speaker Series Irus Braverman |
Publications
New and Noteworthy
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Undergraduate Journey Berry is profiled in the SAS newsletter
Titled, "From Jersey to Alaska: A Student's Epic Trek Inspires a Calling in Glacier Science", the article describes several experiences that led Journey to become a double major in Geography and... -
Congratulations to Rutgers Geography's AAG Awardees
Rutgers Geography is proud of its many award recipients from, and fellows to, the American Association of Geographers. Rutgers had a strong presence at the Annual Meeting of the AAG, held in Denver... -
Sahithya Venkatesan awarded 2023-24 "AIIS" fellowship
Graduate student Sahithya Venkatesan was selected from an extremely competitive field of proposals to receive a fellowship from the American Institute of Indian Studies to begin fieldwork in India for... -
Professor David Robinson received the 2023 AAG Cryosphere Lifetime Achievement Award
The AAG Cryosphere Speciality sections François E. Matthes Lifetime Achievement Award was for his contribution to snow research and mentoring of cryosphere scientists. In the photo, the chair of the AAG... -
Professor Laura Schneider receives research funding from Rutgers Global for her grant proposal,
“Intersection of land use and climate in Costa Rica.” The project is in collaboration with Dr. Benjamin Lintner (Co-PI). The funding will support research to explore the historical patterns of land... -
James Kenneth Mitchell, Professor Emeritus recognized with 2023 AAG Meredith F. Burrill Award
Ken has devoted over fifty years as a geographer to the human dimensions of environmental risks, hazards, disasters, and resilience. Incorporating natural, social, and management sciences, he has... -
J.T. Roane's book, Dark Agoras, published
The Department of Geography is pleased to celebrate the publication of Andrew W. Mellon Assistant Professor J.T. Roane's new book, Dark Agoras: Insurgent Black Social Life and the Politics of Place,... -
Professor Robin Leichenko has been selected as an AAG Fellow.
The American Association of Geographers (AAG) announces its 2023 Fellows, recognizing 16 geographers in a variety of practice areas for their contributions to geographic research, advancement of...
