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S/O to KU Theatre major Quintin, who directed and helped conceive the short play Harsh Weather for the Climate Teach-In held last night Maceli’s Banquet Hall & Catering. Also 🎩 tip to students Reagan, Seth, Korbyn & Alex for performing & cowriting the script. So proud of our students!

Dept. of Geography & Atmospheric Science at Univ. of Kansas stands with trans & nonbinary individuals on Trans Day of Visibility. We appreciate their contributions to geography & atmospheric science and commit to an inclusive environment for all #TransDayOfVisibility

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2023 GPSAW Research Highlights Meet John Paul Henry, Doctoral student in Geography and Atmospheric Science and 2022 Summer Research Scholar! #RockChalk #research #GPSAWeek

TODAY, the Departments #KUgeog & #KUatmo and #KUgeology are proud to present this joint colloquium. A reception will be held at the Adams Alumni Center Pub. All Graduate Students attending the Colloquium will receive two drink tickets that may be used at the reception.

2023 GPSAW Research Highlights Meet Jenny Mallik, Doctoral student in Geography and Atmospheric Science and 2022 Summer Research Scholar! #RockChalk #research #GPSAWeek

Signups for our Career Day Mock Interviews and Pizza Dinner are still open! Mock Interview sign ups: signupgenius.com/go/10C0945AFAF… RSVP for Career Night @ 6PM in Ritchie Hall, Room 366: kusurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_em…

We hope all #KUgeog and #KUatmo graduate students had a great Graduate Student Appreciation week! Enjoy your weekends, you've all earned it!

Speaking of Graduate Student Appreciation, we'd like to recognize the work of a couple #KUatmo students, who recently presented at the AMS conference in Denver. Brett Chrisler presented not one, but TWO posters at the event!

#KUatmo graduate student Carrie Lewis-Merritt presented this poster on "A Global Climatology of Easterly Wave Latent Heating" at this year's AMS conference in Denver, CO

This week's #KUgeography & #KUatmo colloquium will feature Dr. Kyoim Yun, presenting "Engaged Buddhism in Mountain Monasteries: Templestay as Wellness Tourism in South Korea" 4:00PM Tuesday, April 18, 2023 Lindley Hall, Rm 317 Refreshments at 3:30PM in Lindley 205

Join us Wednesday, May 3 at 7 p.m. for Clara Selam's MSW Capstone Presentation (virtual): Missing and Murdered Indigenous People: ow.ly/oskn50NPuxq #MMIWG2ST #MMIWActionNow

Shout-out about KU's participation in the recent Global Climate Teach-In by a blogger. He attended A LOT of related events and noted KU students' creative play.😊 Fun fact: It was the 1st time those students performed in public. Great job! leadthechange.bard.edu/blog/virtual-t… PC: Zac Kitay

Today's #KUgeography & #KUatmo colloquium will feature Dr. Rebecca Galemba, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, presenting a discussion on her new book. 4:00PM Tuesday, April 24, 2023 Lindley Hall, Rm 317 Refreshments at 3:30PM in Lindley 205

Congratulations to Dr. Katie Grote who successfully defended her dissertation titled “Indigenous Community Exclusion in U.S. Environmental Impact Assessments.” Her committee members were Professors Jay Johnson, Joseph Brewer, Shannon O’Lear, Paul Stock, and Abel Chikanda. #KUgeog

This #BarbieGirl knows her way around the Barbie World thanks to #kugeog!

Summertime: campus is eerily quiet, an dtumbleweeds roll through empty halls. Can't wait to see you next month! #unilife #summerbreak

The next presentation in the 24-25 Geography and Atmospheric Science Colloquium Series is Friday, April 5th. Check out the flyer below for more details. See you there!

Check out this research done by KU Professor Chris Brown and Brazilian colleagues on rainforest pollinators! 🐝🐝 news.ku.edu/news/article/d…

If you are graduating this spring 2024 from the KU Geography and Atmospheric Science Program, the recognition ceremony is Saturday, May 11th at 12:30p.m. Mark your calendars! 🎓🎓