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Browse Last 50 Posts:

• Geographers Recognized for National Research on COVID-19
• AAG Highlights Advancing Discipline Diversity During Geography Awareness Week at Michigan State University
• AAG Welcomes Fall 2020 Interns
• An Interview with AAG Executive Director Gary Langham (Part 2)
• Welcome to Clancy Wilmott, and thank you to John Kelmelis: AAG representatives on the Board of Directors of the GIS Certification Institute
• An Interview with AAG Executive Director Gary Langham (Part 1)
• News from the Human-Environment and Geographical Sciences (HEGS) Program at the National Science Foundation (NSF), September 2020
• Participate in AAG’s New Career and Research Mentors Program
• Participatory Forum on New Requirements for Ethical Geographic Science in Rapid Research
• Digging Deeper into K-12 Geography Achievement and Why It Matters: A NAEP Data Workshop
• The Invisible and The Silent
• The Geography of Despair (or All These Rubber Bullets)
• AAG Welcomes New Editor of AAG Review of Books, Thanks Outgoing Editor
• The Spatial Scale of ‘We’
• Summer Series on questions of Geoethics and Human Rights highlighted by COVID-19 Conditions
• AAG Welcomes Summer 2020 Interns
• July 2020 Issue of the ‘Annals of the AAG’ Now Available
• June 2020 Issue of the ‘African Geographical Review’ Now Available
• Making Data Meaningful Or Geography’s Contribution to Data Science
• June 2020 Issue of ‘GeoHumanities’ Now Available
• The “Nation’s Report Card” on Geography Reveals a World of Opportunities
• Facing an Existential Crisis or COVID-19 and the Long Term Future of Geography
• Spring 2020 Issue of ‘The AAG Review of Books’ Now Available
• Call for Abstracts: Special Issue of ‘Annals’ on “Displacements”
• May 2020 Issue of the ‘Annals of the AAG’ Now Available
• Doing Geography in the Age of Coronavirus or How is Everybody Coping?
• Geographers Act on COVID19
• 2018 NAEP Geography Report Card Offers Crucial Insight into Geographic Literacy
• ‘GeoHumanities’: COVID-19 Announcement
• ‘The AAG Review of Books’: COVID-19 Announcement
• ‘The Professional Geographer’: COVID-19 Announcement
• ‘Annals of the AAG’: COVID-19 Announcement
• May 2020 Issue of ‘The Professional Geographer’ Now Available
• Going Global or How Best to Recognize the Internationalization of the AAG; Plus – an Addendum to my Previous Column
• March 2020 Issue of the ‘African Geographical Review’ Now Available
• What will be Presented at the 2020 AAG Meeting?
• AAG Announces 2020 AAG Award Recipients
• AAG Announces 2019 Book Awards
• March 2020 Special Issue of the ‘Annals of the AAG’ on Smart Spaces and Places Now Available
• Beyond the Academic 1 Percent Or How to Create a More Inclusive and Equitable Academic Culture
• AAG Welcomes Spring 2020 Interns