Colloquium Series

Throughout the semester, the Department of Geography runs a Colloquium Series thematically tied to research and issues of a  geographical nature but intended to attract faculty, staff and students from across the disciplines. 

Unless otherwise specified, all Colloquia are at 3:15 pm in Fillmore 170.

All are welcome to join and attend. See the schedule below for further details. 

Current Schedule (Fall 2024)

         

Date

 

Name and Organization

Title/Interests

Faculty Host

Aug 30   Dr. D. Scott Mackay, Professor & Chair, Department of Geography

State of the Department

 

N/A

Sep 6

 

 

 

Dr. Somayeh Dodge

University of California – Santa Barbara

"Movement as a Marker:  Understanding Interaction in Social and Ecological Systems"

Dr. Yingjie Hu

Sep 20

 

 

 

Dr. Nina Ebner 

Colego de Mexico Centro de Estudios Demograficos Ubanos y Ambientales (CEDUA)

 

"A Borderland Analytic"

Dr. Abigail Cooke

Sep 27  

Dr. Sardana Nikolaeva

University of Toronto

“Indigenous Diamonds: Extractivism and Indigenous Politics in the Diamond Province of Russia” 
Dr. Meredith Palmer
Oct 4  

Dr. Lu Liang

University of California - Berkeley

"The 'Monitoring-Mapping-Modeling' Framework for Air Quality Prediction: Bridging Science and Practice"
Dr. Leo Wang
Oct 18  

Dr. Sinead Farrell

University of Maryland

"Exploring The World of Polar Sea Ice with Advanced Remote Sensing Techniques"
Dr. Julie Silva
Oct 25  

Dr. Patrick Keys

Colorado State University

"Designing Radical Anthropocene Scenarios to Navigate Our Turbulent Future"

 

Dr. Adam Wilson
Nov 1  

International Trade Panel

Speakers include Matt Murray, U.S. State Department, Ambassador to APEC

"TBD"

Dr. Meredith Palmer

 

Dr. Jessie Poon

 

Dr. Bruce Acker 

Nov 15   PhD Candidates 
Lightning Talks 
Dr. Scott Mackay
Nov 22   Dr. Adam Wilson
"Early Results from BioScape: NASA’s First Biodiversity-Focused Field Campaign" Dr. Scott Mackay
Dec 6  

Dr. Luis Alvarez Leon

Dartmouth University

 

"The Map in the Machine:  Charting the Spatial Architecture of Digital Capitalism"
Dr. Marion Werner