Archive for the 'Geography Club' Category

Emerging Red Sea Island

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

A new volcanic island is forming in the southern Red Sea,

about 40 miles off the coast of Yemen.

 

Click here to be taken to the full article.… Read the rest

GIS Lab and Physical Lab Schedule

Tuesday, September 20th, 2011

GIS Lab Schedule 2011-2

Physical Lab Schedule Fall 2011Read the rest

Monroe rededication & upcoming events

Monday, September 19th, 2011

Monroe Hall was ‘rededicated’ on Friday, Sept 16 – dignitaries heard speeches in Palmieri Plaza, saw a large blue ribbon cut by President Hurley, and ate cake!  People toured the building and were duly impressed by our bright hallways, high-tech classrooms (two projectors & screens! screens for four ongoing presentations at the same time!), tall windows (light!) and a fourth floor where none previously existed. We had set up posters and displays showing our new equipment… the pollen analysis lab … Read the rest

Favorite geographic video of today…

Thursday, September 15th, 2011

Click here to view the embedded video.

 

Thank you, Dr. Rallis…… Read the rest

Meeting Yesterday: Summary!

Thursday, September 8th, 2011

Yesterday at 4pm the club had its first meeting of 2011-12 – Tea Time in The Lab: Monroe 319-320!  We were able to raise the skyfold partition, so had the entire lab space open, like it used to be before the Monroe renovation.

President Chris Lutz had several different things to say:… Read the rest

Mary Washington Geographer wins USGIF Scholarship

Thursday, September 1st, 2011

Morgan Lamon (2012)  is one of five undergraduates in the United States to win a $5,000 scholarship from the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF). Congratulations Morgan!… Read the rest

Welcome to UMW Geography Fall 2011!

Sunday, August 28th, 2011

We’ve had a hazardous start to the semester, though I wouldn’t call it disastrous… Geography has moved back into Monroe Hall and we think you will all LOVE the new space – and our 100-year-old building came though the earthquake (8/23/11) with no problems! On the GEOG 240 Natural Hazards blog page I’ve posted seismograph/seismogram images and some news about the severe thunderstorm on Thursday (8/25/11) and Hurricane Irene (8/27/11). Now we’re waiting for the swarm of locusts – … Read the rest

Follow Mary Washington Geographers in South Africa

Thursday, August 4th, 2011

Wish you could travel with Donald Rallis and his students?  The next best thing is the course’s Facebook page:  UMW SA Study Abroad 2011!… Read the rest

Study Abroad in Cambodia – sign up now!

Friday, July 15th, 2011

You may now sign up for Professor Donald Rallis’s Cambodi study abroad program.  For details and instructions go to his website:  http://www.regionalgeography.org/cambodia/?page_id=27Read the rest

Awards Banquet – 2011

Friday, April 22nd, 2011

Once again we had a lot of fund at the annual spring awards banquet.  Fifty current students were joined by… Read the rest