Geography

Prof. Kate Coddington, PhD, gave talk about a variety of methods and meanings behind visualizations.

Stuart Sopko ’24 via the Upstate Institute, worked with staff of the Oneida Community Mansion House to create an exhibit titled Oneida, Ltd.: More than a Silverware Company, on display at the Madison County Courthouse.

Jasmin Lopez '23, reflects on a summer experience as a National Geographic Society intern.

There was a bumper crop of senior honors theses in spring of 2022 for the Geography Department.

Kelsey Bonham ’22 and John Morgan ’22 were recipients of the Kevin Williams award during the spring of 2020.  Then came the first wave of COVID-19, and like many others, they had to re-evaluate their plans and goals.

Taking some time out from Reunion 2022, Dean Wise '76 talked with the Geography Department's  summer research students.  

The Geography Department ends the 2022 academic year with awards.

Geography department spring barbeque held in fine weather.

Refugee migration is an issue that requires a multi-disciplinary approach, says Interim Provost and Dean of the Faculty and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies Ellen Percy Kraly.

What does a flawed story about socks have to do winning a war? A lot, according to George R. and Myra T. Cooley Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies and Professor of Geography Dan Monk.