The Princeton Review has named Texas State University one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduates to earn their college degree. #TXSTNews
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As the new academic year starts we want to take this moment to introduce Dr. Injeong Jo as our new director of the Grosvenor Center for Geographic Education. Dr. Alberto Giordano will remain as interim co-director for the next year as she transitions into this new role. Welcome!
#TopoTuesday: Texas Hill Country Region A geographically unique region situated in Central and South Texas, the Hill Country is known for its karst landscapes and flash floods. This region also serves as an unofficial boundary between the American South and Southwest.
We had a blast learning about the work @AfrogreenD is doing at Timberview Farmstead in Fort Worth at a recent professional development workshop we held for geography teachers about #urbanfarming. Stayed tuned as we share more! Thank you Diamond! #sustainability#seednoweatlater
Congratulations to all the TXST graduates this past week! But a special congratulations to future geography education superstars @BrenVdoubleU and @mcgeoninja who graduated with their PhDs and Roman Valles who received his Masters in Applied Geography (Geographic Education).
President Damphousse talks to Dr. Joann Zadrozny about her decision to enroll at TXST, why she is so passionate about geography education, and her focus to help reshape how geography is taught, learned, and applied in the real world. https://t.co/6o1gfGOxl4
We’re hiring! AAG is seeking 3 students to join our team this year. Interns will gain experience in developing programming for #GeoWeek and #AAG2027 conference support, as well as administrative assistance for DOI development, awards, and volunteers. https://t.co/62DrbDbSIe
Keep your eyes out for the future podcast episode of "The Current" featuring our very own research associate Joanna! Talking all things geography education with President @kdamp! #geographyeducation#powerfulgeography
You guys are in for a treat with these future podcasts. “The Current” will soon feature Joann Zadrozny (a @txstatealumni and researcher in our Geography Department) and @TxStateBobcats super fan @only1tommadden!🐾⭐️
Catch up on previous episodes here: https://t.co/9N8onP0bgW
📣 Social Studies teachers: Keep an eye out for communication from your Regional Education Service Center about participating in a focus group to provide feedback on the first work group draft. Your input matters!
Patricia Solís, #SGSUP research professor and executive director of @asuresilience, has been named a 2026 Fellow of @theAAG.
The honor recognizes over two decades of her contributions to advancing #geography. Solís joins 10 other SGSUP faculty previously recognized by #AAG and will be formally honored at the Annual Meeting in San Francisco this spring.
🔗 Read more: https://t.co/hl5JoXnyPa
What better way to celebrate Geography Awareness Week than going to the Texas State Capitol to inform the Board of Education members how important geography is and keeping it in our Social Studies standards is vital for the future success of Texas students in our world! 🌎 🌏 🌍
Take advantage of Geography in the News, an educational series for teachers and students in all subjects that includes vocabulary and discussion ideas. Topics range from invasive species to exploring the physical geography of agricultural systems. https://t.co/2boMNDUBO2 #GeoWeek
Texas State University has been named a 2026 'Tree Campus USA' for promoting healthy trees and engaging students and staff in the spirit of conservation. #TXSTNews
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It's the first day of #GeographyAwarenessWeek! How’re you celebrating? Let us know and check out over fifty events happening worldwide on our StoryMap. https://t.co/rDPpzVlbLr
#GeoWeek2025
"Today, we need the geographer as public intellectual more than ever. Engaging in this manner requires a certain amount of backbone and privilege, the ability to write for broader publics, and good timing"
@WilliamGMoseley@theAAG
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