Our spring and fall newsletters contain articles, research, news, and photos about the Geography Department's faculty, students, and alumni.
CONTENTS
- Message from the Department Chair
- COP27 Conference on Climate Change
- Jill Harrison Research Overview
- Cryosphere 2022 International Symposium
- Mountain Snowpack and the Western Drought
- Cartography - the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- Center for Asian Studies Grant
- Revolution in Environmental Science
- Student Research Updates
- Alumni Updates
Table of Contents
- Message from the Department Chair, pg 3-4
- NSF award will support Karimzadeh and team in fusing heterogeneous large earth data for sea ice mapping, pg 5
- Mark Serreze: Arctic Specialization, pg 6
- Heide Bruckner: Building classroom-community connections in the time of COVID-19, pgs 7-8
- Barbara “Babs” Buttenfield: What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been, pg 9-10
- Introducing Guofeng Cao, Assistant Professor of Geography, pg 11
- Introducing Dr. Rachel Isaacs, Instructor, pg 12-13 Department N ews, pg 14-17
- Alumni Updates, pg 18
- Donor Support, pgs 19-20
- Message from the Department Chair, pg 2
- Mara Goldman: Reaction to Coronavirus, pg 3
- Page Hartwell: An Undergraduate's Perspective on COVID-19, pg 4
- Satellite-based snowpack information to inform water resource management during the COVID-19 pandemic, pgs 5-7
- Professors Seeking COVID-19 Funding, pg 8
- Human Geography Dimensions of COVID-19 in China, pg 8
- New Faculty: Introducing A. Marie Ranjbar, pg 9
- Narrating Nature: book by Mara Goldman, pg 10
- Emily Yeh: Sabbatical Report: Pastoralists of the Upper Yangtze, pgs 11-12
- Alumnus Update: Brooke E. Marston, pg 13
- Department News, pg 14
- Donor Support, pgs 15-16
Table of Contents
- Message from the Department Chair, pg 2
- Editors' Comments, pg 3
- Mark Serreze Named Distinguished Professor, pgs 4-5
- The Boulder Affordable Housing Research Initiative, pgs 6-7
- Introducing Morteza Karimzadeh, Assistant Professor, pgs 8-9
- Introducing Heide Bruckner, Instructor, pgs 9-10
- Emily Yeh Sabbatical Notes: Post-disaster trajectories in mountainous Chinese village, pgs 11-12
- Alumni Updates, pg 13
- Department News, pg 14
- Donor Support, pgs 15-16
Contents
- Bill Travis: Message from the Chair, pgs 2-3
- von Dreden Stacey Fellowship Winners, pgs 4-6
- Mark Serreze: Climate Change Becomes Persona (Non Grata), pgs 6-8
- Introducing Caitlin McShane, New Graduate Student, pgs 8-9
- Introducing Katherine Lininger, New Faculty Member, pg 10
- Seth Spielman’s “Double Life”, pg 11
- Mara Goldman: Examining Nature-Society Relations Across Boundaries, pgs 12-13
- A Career in Geography, Dr. Lionel D. Lyles, PhD, 1977, pgs 14-15
- Alumni Updates, pg 16
- Department News, pg 17
- Donor Support, pgs 18-19
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