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‘Annals of the AAG’ Welcomes New Editor
‘GeoHumanities’: COVID-19 Announcement
‘The International Encyclopedia of Geography’ receives CHOICE Award for Outstanding Academic Title 2017
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Embracing geography as an international discipline
Leadership of Color: A Call for JEDI-Based Discussions, Analysis, & Recommendations
Welcoming a New President to AAG—Interview with Bill Moseley
Where are GIScience Faculty Hired From?
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Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference Is Coming to Historic Kent, Ohio
AAG Launches Emerging Workforce Scholars Program at Annual Meeting
Geography and Interdisciplinarity – An Opportunity?
At the Race/Ethnicity and Place Conference in DC this September, Orlando Taylor, Dean and ViceProvost at Howard University, suggested that we should be less concerned with our disciplinary label “geography” and more concerned about what geographical work brings to important thematic questions.
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2016 Annual Reports of the AAG Regional Divisions
Newsletter – May 2004
Former Senator Bob Kerrey will speak at the Mapping the News conference on May 14, 2004, at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Kerrey is now President of New School University in New York City and a member of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States (also known as the 9/11 Commission).
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From Idea to Reality: The AAG’s Developing Regions Membership Program
In 2006, I posed the question, “Is it Time for an AAG Developing Regions Membership Program?” in this column (AAG Newsletter, December 2006).
The Serious Business of Public Communication
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New Map of Global Ecological Marine Units -High resolution PDF booklet
The American Association of Geographers (AAG) is pleased to present another publication in a series of global ecosystem mapping efforts commissioned by the Group on Earth Observations (GEO), a consortium of over 100 nations supporting the use of earth observations to address some of society’s most pressing challenges.
The Online Revolution: New Knowledge Geographies?
Newsletter – July-August 2008
Each year, about 200 geography PhDs enter the job market. What happens to them and how well did graduate school prepare them for their careers? What do they see as the strengths and weaknesses of their academic prepa-ration? Perhaps most tellingly, if given the chance would these early career PhDs choose to pursue doctoral degrees in geography all over again?
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AAG GISS Specialty Group Webinar: “The Past, Present, and Future of GIScience”
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Geography of Religions and Belief Systems
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Co-producing Urban Space in Majority Black Detroit’s “Revival:” Co-governance Strategies to Community
Restoring Waiwai: Redefining Wealth to Foster Health & Abundance
Strategies for Applying to Ph.D. Programs
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