All the happenings of Kansas State University's local chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon and Geography Club. GTU is the international geographic honor society.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visited #KState on Jan. 19, 1968, to speak on civil rights and social activism. Today, on #mlkday, we honor his legacy and impact. https://t.co/Tb4SHrmB4z. #mlk
Photo courtesy of Morse Dept. of Special Collections.
Today begins a semester like none before it. We ask all K-Staters to show the community and the world how we can all be a part of something bigger.
Wear a mask.
Wash your hands.
Avoid congregating on or off campus.
And, most importantly, be patient with yourself and others.
The Geography and Geospatial Sciences Award Ceremony will be held via Zoom on May 7 at 6:30 pm. Contact a department faculty member for details on how to connect.
The amount of grants and fellowships to be awarded is even larger than last year!
AAG council has decided unanimously to cancel #aagDENVER and shift to a virtual option, free of charge. We know the annual meeting is a highlight for many, and appreciate your patience and understanding as we plan for this transition. Details forthcoming. https://t.co/6XvrCmDMZE
Congratulations to @Danica80251415 for being our Geography Awareness Week Globe Hunt winner! 🏆
Not only are we excited to give her the $100 Amazon gift card, but we are also excited about all the exploring she did on campus to photograph the 6 globes she found! 🌎📸
#GeoWeek
How do different places make us feel and behave?
Psychogeography describes the effect of a geographical location on the emotions and behaviour of individuals.
Psychogeography workshop this afternoon led by @4r4nh41@kstate_geog
Join us today for our Psychogeography Workshop led by geography PhD student, Ricardo! We will learn how to map in a non-technical way based on perceptions, feelings, and experience. All are welcome. Check out the flyer for more details. 🗺️🚶♀️👀
#GeographyAwarenessWeek#GeoWeek