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University of California, Berkeley Department of Geography |
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| January 24 | No Tea scheduled | |||
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| January 31 | Graduate Student Meeting | |||
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| February 7 | G. Donald Bain, Geography Computing Facility, University of California Berkeley, "Looking Around - Documenting landscapes with 360° digital panoramas" | |||
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| February 14 | *Elizabeth Lunstrum, PhD Candidate, Geography Department, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, "Security and State Sovereignty in a Transboundary Space: Mozambique and the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park" | |||
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| February 21 | Canceled - *Barbara Tempalski, Project Director, Community Vulnerability and Response to IDU-Related HIV, Institute for AIDS Research | |||
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| February 28 | Canceled -*Joseph Nevins, Assistant Professor, Department of Geology & Geography, Vassar College | |||
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| March 7 | Walter Oechel, Professor, Biology Department, San Diego State University, “Climate Change, Carbon, and Arctic Ecosystems: Is it already too late?” | |||
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| March 14 | Ananya Roy, UCB, Associate Dean of International & Area Studies, Associate Professor & Chair, Urban Studies Major, Department of City & Regional Planning, "Poverty Experts: Debt and Discipline in the New Global Order of Development." | |||
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| March 21 | Hugo Lambert, Post-Doctorial Scholar, Geography Department, UCB, "Difficulties in climate change attribution and prediction" | |||
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| March 28 | No Tea - Spring Recess | |||
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| April 4 | Canceled - Martina Rieker, Dean of the Social Sciences, American University in Cairo | |||
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| April 11 | Michael Armstrong, Deputy Director, Office of Sustainable Development, City of Portland, "Climate Protection in Portland: The History and Effectiveness of Programs and Policies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions at the Municipal Scale" | |||
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| April 18 | No Tea - AAG | |||
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| April 25 | Haas Scholars Joshua Belton and Agata Surma (Geography majors) will jointly present "Development, Livestock, and Society: Cultural Practices and Agricultural Intervention in Upper East Ghana." Haas Scholar Miriam Solis (Geography major) will present "(En)Gendering Agrarian Reform: Geographies of Governance in Rio de Janeirio, Brazil." (host: Carol Page, Student Affairs Officer, Geography Department) |
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| May 2 | Department Picnic | |||
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| *Geography job talk candidate (human geography faculty position) | ||||