NC Geography

The North Carolina Geographical Society is a professional organization for individuals across private and public entities who work in the field of geography.

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Call for Submissions for a special issue of The North Carolina Geographer titled “Human Environmental Impact in North Carolina”. The deadline for submission is April 11, 2025. Author guidelines can be found here: https://t.co/kp9OSHYyyG

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Resharing this wonderful new book by @SelimaSultana1 and Joe Weber. Lots of interesting information about our park system, including many interesting tidbits about NC parks.

[Dr. Selima Sultana, Professor of Geography @SelimaSultana1]

Check this out—Our book Parks Belong to People is now available through Amazon: https://t.co/2sSk2AH3Nn. @PASG_AAG

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The end of the semester is here for most schools in the state. We hope that all geographers have a productive and enjoyable summer!

[NC Geography @NCGeogSoc]

The NCGS annual meeting this past week was a great success. Students and faculty presented some interesting papers and posters. We encourage all participants to also consider submitting their work to our journal. More details at: https://t.co/3i1NIhmfer

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It's amazing how far we've come...

[josephkerski @josephkerski]

The early days of GIS! I lived through a part of it!

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Hey, guess what? NCGS also has a peer-reviewed journal. The North Carolina Geographer publishes Research Manuscripts, Book/Article Reviews, Carolina Landscapes, Comprehensive Reviews, and more. If you're interested, see https://t.co/3i1NIhlHoT

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Our NCGS Annual Meeting is a great place for students to showcase their diverse contributions to #Geography. The deadline is almost here to submit your abstract for this year's meeting. More info at:
https://t.co/9Vr65T3mnu

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It is almost March, which means abstracts are due soon if you plan to attend the 2024 Meeting of the NC Geographical Society. We invite all papers or posters on human and physical #geography. Scholars from allied fields are welcome to attend as well. https://t.co/ULD2Obno2w

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The Spring 2024 Meeting of the NC Geographical Society has been announced! This year, we look forward to seeing you in-person or online on Friday, March 22nd in Durham, NC at #NCCU. The deadline to submit an abstract is March 1st. More details at: https://t.co/9Vr65T2OxW.

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We look forward to seeing everyone at the Southeastern Division of the AAG (#SEDAAG) Conference starting this weekend! Several NC Geography members will be there presenting their research. We look forward to reconnecting with you all.

[NC Geography @NCGeogSoc]

Excellent research from our friends at UNCG!

[NC Geography @NCGeogSoc]

Happy Summer to the NC Geography family, we hope you all enjoy the relaxing and warm weather with plenty of family gatherings and fun geo-adventures.

[josephkerski @josephkerski]

Why use #gis in #science #stem education? My thoughts - https://t.co/UYZarEE7tE

[Dr. Selima Sultana, Professor of Geography @SelimaSultana1]

My students are learning everything possible about electrification in transportation engaging with businesses and steakholders! ⁦@SustainableUNCG⁩ ⁦@GES_UNCG⁩ !

[josephkerski @josephkerski]

Great to be working at the University of Hamburg this week!

[NC Geography @NCGeogSoc]

Congratulations to our very own Joyce Clapp!!! You deserve it.

[Joyce Clapp @JClapp]

It was a nice afternoon.

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We would like to thank Dr. Jesse Lane for his service as President of NCGS, we are now proud to have Dr. @JClapp as our new president. With their leadership, we are expecting many great years ahead. See all our new/continuing officers at:
https://t.co/YibFihfdLT

[Avery Catherwood @AACatherwood]

Just passed my comprehensive exam! I'm officially a Ph.D. candidate!

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Ayush Chaudhuri, a PhD student @GES_UNCG shared fascinating research on arsenic contamination in India at our most recent conference. To see the full program of presentations that were given see the link in the comments.