From the Meridian: Columns by Doug Richardson

AAG Staff January 1, 2013 From the Meridian: Columns by Doug Richardson2017-10-20T14:57:10+00:00 Association News, Executive Director's Column

Doug Richardson — Richardson

“From the Meridian” is a column by AAG Executive Director Doug Richardson, published in the AAG Newsletter from 2002 to 2012.

2012

December 2012 – AAG Newsletter To Go Online in 2013
July-August 2012 – Reluctantly Transitioning to the Inevitable: Online Publications
June 2012 – Emerging Themes for the Los Angeles AAG Annual Meeting
May 2012 – An International Call for Authors
April 2012 – New York City: an International Gathering
March 2012 – Welcoming International Geographical Societies to New York

2011

December 2011 – Help Geographers in Need
November 2011 – Secretaries of State Support AAG Geography Education Resolution
May 2011 – Sleepless in Seattle and Soon on Sabbatical
April 2011 – Future Research Directions at NSF
March 2011 – AAG Initiative for an NIH-Wide GIS Infrastructure
February 2011 – GIS&T Innovation in Latin America
January 2011 – Guest Editorial: You Won’t Like This

2010

December 2010 – Creating an International Encyclopedia of Geography
November 2010 – Geography Interacting with the Humanities
October 2010 – Rebuilding Geography in Haiti
September 2010 – AAG Launches New Website
July/August 2010 – Space-Time Integration in Geography and GIScience
May 2010 – Building Partnerships for Geography
April 2010 – Blueprint Needed for Geography Education
March 2010 – Bowling Together: Participatory Geography at the AAG
February 2010 – Mapping Procurement Practices — Best and Wurst
January 2010 – The Library of Congress: Geography’s Treasury

2009

December 2009 – Supporting Geography in Tough Economic Times
November 2009 – Geography and Climate Change
October 2009 – AAG Launches Model Program to Support and Enhance Diversity
September 2009 – Jane Goodall to Receive New AAG Atlas Award
July/August 2009 – AAG, Harvard, State Department Focus on Science Partnerships
June 2009 – Spatial Histories, Temporal Geographies
May 2009 – Geography and Mental Health
April 2009 – Las Vegas: Building Partnerships for Geography
March 2009 – Stimulating Geography
February 2009 – AAG Enhancing Diversity: Progress and Plans
January 2009 – Geography Education and Employment Outside of Academia

2008

December 2008 – Supporting the Next Generation of Geographers
November 2008 – Faculty and Teacher Professional Development at the AAG
October 2008 – Sustainable “Greening” of the AAG
September 2008 – Geography and Human Rights
July-August 2008 – Reading Kierkegaard in Las Vegas
June 2008 – Global Dialogues: Geography and Sustainable Development in Africa
May 2008 – Boston: Traditions and New Directions in Geography
April 2008 – Archiving and Accessing Geography’s History
March 2008 – Building and Sustaining Disciplinary Support for New Scholars
February 2008 – From Idea to Reality: The AAG’s Developing Regions Membership Program
January 2008 – Indigenous Geographies of Struggle and Self Determination

2007

December 2007 – AAG Center for Global Geography Education Receives NSF Grant
November 2007 – Noam Chomsky and Jeffrey Sachs to join AAG for Boston Meeting
October 2007 – Expanding Support for AAG Journals
September 2007 – AAG Workshop Supports Educational Collaborations in the Americas
July-August 2007 – Educating Congress on Geography Education
June 2007 – AAG to Host NCGE Central Office
May 2007 – San Francisco: Advancing Geography in Partnership with You
April 2007 – Enhancing Diversity
March 2007 – The Plan to Hijack Mapping
February 2007 – The International Geographical Union: Appreciation and Change
January 2007 – Building a Foundation for the AAG’s Future

2006

December 2006 – Is it Time for an AAG “Developing Regions” Membership Program?
November 2006 – Building a Foundation for Science: The GIS&T Body of Knowledge
October 2006 – Protecting the AAG and Supporting Hotel Unions
September 2006 – Disciplinary Data: Critical Needs and Updated Priorities
July-August 2006 – Looking Northward
June 2006 – Harvard’s President Summers Launches New Geography Center
May 2006 – PAIGH and AAG Cooperation
April 2006 – Chicago: Advancing Geography in Partnership With You
March 2006 – Geography and the Humanities
February 2006 – AAG and International Outreach
January 2006 – Mather and Marble Gifts to Support Geography for Years to Come

2005

December 2005 – Bringing Geography Back to Harvard
November 2005 – AAG Senior Associates Program Update
October 2005 – Building the AAG’s Capacity to Respond Quickly
September 2005 – Making Connections: Geography and Drug Addiction
July-August 2005 – Reaching Out to Latin American Geographers
June 2005 – AAG Journals Go Online with Synergy
May 2005 – Advancing Geography in Partnership With You
April 2005 – AAG Launches Study on Graduate Education in Geography
March 2005 – An “NIH of Geographic Research”
February 2005 – Geography and the Indian Ocean Tsunami
January 2005 – New Year’s Reflections…and Resolutions

2004

December 2004 – The AAG Washington Monitor
November 2004 – Race/Ethnicity and Place Conference Builds Bridges for Geography
October 2004 – AAG Offers New Services to Support Specialty Groups
September 2004 – AAG Initiates Program for Senior Geographers
July-August 2004 – The “AAG Washington Monitor”
June 2004 – Mapping the News
May 2004 – An Office of the Geographer in the U.S. Congress
April 2004 – AAG Expands Geography Education Initiatives
March 2004 – The Tapestry of Geography
February 2004 – Financial Progress at the AAG
January 2004 – AAG Reaches Out with Specialty Conferences

2003

December 2003 – Opportunities for Geographers at the National Science Foundation
November 2003 – The AAG’s Long Range Plan
October 2003 – The Ingredients of a Great Centennial Meeting
September 2003 – AAG Director of Educational Affairs Osa Brand Retires
July-August 2003 – Time Out for Summer Reading
June 2003 – Federal Funding for Geography Education?
May 2003 – Supporting Geography at a Critical Time
April 2003 – Planning Now for the AAG’s Centennial Year
March 2003 – Geography is Key Player in NSF 10-Year Outlook
February 2003 – Bound for New Orleans: The AAG’s 99th Annual Meeting
January 2003 – Executive Director Emeritus: A Tribute to Ron Abler

2002

August 2002 – Challenges Facing the AAG

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