Geography

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Do you have an interest in Geography? Geography faculty and students get together for informal lunches every Friday while class is in season. This is open to anyone…not just Geography majors, minors, faculty, or students taking geography courses. Join us!

Geography Department Reception for Graduating Seniors and their guests.

Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar, Professor Laurence C. Smith, Brown University

Please join us for Prof. Smith’s lecture entitled” Rivers of Power: How an Ancient Force Rules us Still.”

Laurence C. Smith is the John Atwater and Diana Nelson University Professor of Environmental Studies in the Institute at Brown for Environment & Society and the Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences at Brown University. His research interests include the Arctic, water resources, and satellite remote sensing technologies.

Social Justice and Structural Racism Forum

Geography Department led discussion, topics vary each week.