Dear Colleagues,

This is the Current Colloquium Schedule, sans some missing titles from speakers:

Department of Geography

Colloquium (GEOG 501) Schedule

Fall, 2015

 

 

Aug 20     GTA Meetings

 

Aug 27     No colloquium (Traditional GARG meeting)

 

Sep 3       Dr. Anthony Mezzacappa,  University of Tennessee’s Department of Astrophysics, ORNL,  & Joint Institute for Computational Science: Joint Institute for Computational Science

 

Sep 10     Dr. Benjamin Preston, Deputy Director ORNL Climate Change Institute: Title TBA

 

Sep 17     Dr. Washington-Allen, Dept. of Geography, University of Tennessee: A survey of remote sensing studies of land degradation with a bow to new technologies

 

Sep 25     Future Faculty Visitor: Dr. Stephanie Deitrick, Arizona State University School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning: Title TBA

 

Oct 1         Mr. Kurt Butefish, Tennessee Geographic Alliance, University of Tennessee Distinguished Alumnus Ceremony, Hodges Library Auditorium 3:30- 5:00 pm

 

Oct 8         Dr. William Hargrove, Research Ecologist, Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center, USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station: ForWarn, a National Satellite-Based Forest Disturbance Detection System, and Other Diverse Uses of Phenology and Remote Sensing Data for Large-Scale Vegetation Monitoring

 

Oct 15 Fall Break

 

Oct 22      Dr. Tom Howard, Professor Emertia, Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah Georgia: Recycled Geography in the North Cumberlands

 

Oct 29      Dr. Wade Bishop, School of Information Sciences, College of Communications & Information, University of Tennessee: The IS in GIS

 

Nov 5   Dr. Stan Wullschleger, Ecosystem Science Group, Environmental Sciences Division, DOE Oak Ridge National Laboratory: Title TBA

 

Nov 12  Professor Uriel Kitron, Dept. of Environmental Sciences, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322, Tel: (404) 727-4253; fax: (404) 727-4448 [log in to unmask];   http://envs.emory.edu/home/faculty_staff/faculty/kitron_urie  Title TBA

 

Nov 19 Geography Awareness Week Speaker: Dr. Paul Robbins, University of Wisconsin-Madison: Birds, Coffee, and Workers in India: Are the Geographies of the 21st century Sustainable?


Kindest regards,


Robert A. Washington-Allen
Assistant Professor of Geography
Environmental Tomography Laboratory
Department of Geography
University of Tennessee
304 Burchfiel Geography Building
1000 Phillip Fulmer Way
Knoxville, TN 37996-0925
Cell: 979-571-4330
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