New pathways are needed by which students from historically marginalized groups can find physical geography and achieve their desired level of education, write @DrShepherd2013 @UgaGeography, @JacobBendix@MaxwellSU, & Michael Urban @MizzouGeog. https://t.co/plzTfDehLh
How can we teach less racist, (hetero)sexist, and colonial histories of geography? Check out this new pub in the Annals of @theAAG: "The stories we tell: Challenging exclusionary histories of geography in U.S. graduate curriculum" by me and @La_Fritzsche. https://t.co/dDOqmt85Nv
Siberia or Japan? Expert Google Maps Players Can Tell at a Glimpse. https://t.co/2e84d8qeR0
FINALLY a game for Geographers to show off their expertise!
Calling all university #researchers from the central US (green on the map below)!
On July 19 @usd will be hosting researchers from around the region to learn about opportunities within the #DoD#DEPSCoR program.
Learn more and register now!
https://t.co/EPPNSNqQf3
Geographers far and wide! *queer ecologies*, the 2022 issue of *you are here: the journal of creative geography* is now available for print order! Check out 200 pages of creative reimaginings of ecology, environment, space, place, and the more-than-human! https://t.co/3ztBC6iRXw
Don’t miss this fun event tomorrow! Join students of “Mapping Mizzou” class and learn all about our beautiful campus! “Re-Discover Mizzou: A Walker Tour” begins outside the Theatre Department at 3:30 pm on Friday, May 7.
Hey mid-Mo, if you're looking for outdoor fun, we have just the thing. Saturday, March 27, @MizzouGeog student Ian LaGrace will be unveiling his new, geography-themed beers at Cooper's Landing. And check out the full story of his unique brewery https://t.co/gwyWLtVZj8 #mizzoumade
Join WGST and Geography for a talk with Gabriella Nassif (University at Buffalo) on Laboring Spaces: Migrant Domestic Workers in Beirut, Lebanon! The talk is on Monday, February 15 at 2:00 pm CST and open to the public. Please RSVP to [email protected] for the Zoom link.