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Geography faculty and student presentations at the 2012 AAG Annual Meeting (New York): For abstracts and more information, click here.
Urban and Regional Planning student Rebekah Brightbill has won a prestigious Career Development Award from the American Association of University Women. Rebekah, who is writing her thesis about urban development in Bradenton, FL is entering her fourth semester in the URP program.
Dr. Akiwumi recently published 5 journal articles in Antipode, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, Cities, Habitat International, and Social Indicators Research. Dr. Akiwumi also has a contribution in the book Water, Cultural Diversity & Global Environmental Change: Emerging Trends, Sustainable Furutres? published by UNESCO/Springer.
Dr. Njoh recently authored 8 peer-reviewed articles appearing in the International Journal of Urban & Regional Research; Planning & Development; Habitat International; Development; Social Indicators Research; and Cities. Click here for more information on these and other forthcoming works.
Dr. Chakraborty recently published 2 articles in a special issue of American Journal of Public Health on environmental justice and health disparities, and 2 chapters in a new book Geospatial Analysis of Environmental Health. Click here for more information.
Dr. Pu recently published 5 journal articles: 3 in the International Journal of Remote Sensing, 1 in Remote Sensing of Environment, and 1 in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. Click here for more information.
Dr. Chakraborty receives multi-year research grant from NSF. Click here for more information.
Dr. Chakraborty and Dr. Bosman's edited book receives critical acclaim from top-tier journal in Geography. For more information, click here.
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Dr. Chakraborty is an invited speaker at the 13th Lawton Chiles International Lecture & Symposium, USF College of Public Health, on February 14th. Click here for more information.
Undergraduate students requiring advising should note the changes listed
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