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Storm Chasing and State Mapping: a Glimpse into the Mind of Student Chris Scheele
What degrees do you have already? I received my B.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences with a Certificate
Sand Sculpting and Guitar String Stroking: a Glimpse into the Mind of Student Ross Thorn
What are you studying? I am currently studying GIS/Cartography. I’m working on a project in which we are trying to figure out the best way…
National Geographic comes to Madison to support students!
Learn about the possibilities of National Geographic supporting you at UW-Madison! Join National Geographic staff and grantees for a workshop, networking, and lunch. National Geographic is coming to UW-Madison…
Science Hall After Dark
On Friday, November 11, 2016 we will celebrate 75 years of making maps in Science Hall; we hope you will join us! Check this site…
UW–Madison map library pinpoints Sawyer County site of 1966 bomber crash
By Chris Barncard, UW-Madison Communications Earth is a big place. Few people know that as well as Jaime Martindale, map and geospatial data librarian at…
NASA highlights Kang's research
Yanghui Kang’s research was showcased in NASA-ESD July Highlight. This research has important implications for deriving biophysical variables such as Leaf Area Index from remotely…
From White Privilege to White Supremacy: An Illustrated Interview with Laura Pulido
Geographer and professor of ethnic studies at the University of Southern California, Laura Pulido, is known for her work on environmental justice, racialization, and activism. She…
Hiring lecturers for Fall 2016 semester
The Department of Geography seeks to fill 2 lecturer positions for the Fall 2016 semester. Details can be found at the following links: Geog 370…
New Fall 2016 class by Anthony Fontes
Badgers Take Manhattan
A core tenet of the Cartography Lab is to provide a variety of professional development experiences for Geography students. Examples include hosting unconferences, design challenges,…
