A faculty-led trip to the Islamic Country gave Alyssa Brown ’15 valuable perspective.

A faculty-led trip to the Islamic Country gave Alyssa Brown ’15 valuable perspective.

Filed under: Great Minds, Show on Great Minds
by Brynn Boyer
University of Mary Washington professor Stephen Hanna is the recipient of a three-year grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct fieldwork at plantation museums in the American South. Hanna is professor of geography at UMW, and is an expert on commemorative landscapes, cartography, and critical applications of GIS. The NSF grant, totaling $445,423 […]

Filed under: Newsletter Latest News, Professional Notes
by Brynn Boyer
Students interested in the University of Mary Washington’s new Master of Science in geospatial analysis program will have an opportunity to meet with faculty and tour the facilities at an open house on Wednesday, May 14. The open house will begin at 6:30 p.m. in Monroe Hall, Room 346. Geospatial analysis encompasses geographic information systems […]

Filed under: Announcements, College of Arts and Sciences, Newsletter Latest News
by Steve Hanna
A portrait of Nelson Mandela hung on the wall of Donald Rallis’s office for most of his 23 years at Mary Washington. In and of itself, this fact does not distinguish Donald from academics across the world. Mandela’s name and face were symbols of the anti-apartheid movement that galvanized college campuses in the late 1970s […]

Filed under: Professional Notes
by Melina Downs
Two University of Mary Washington geographers were honored at the annual meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers this year in Roanoke, Va.Ethan Bottone’s, 2014, poster presentation, “Documenting Language Erosion and Preservation Efforts in the Canadian Arctic,” was recognized as the best undergraduate research paper in human geography at the conference.Professor […]

Filed under: Professional Notes