News
Research paper by Claire Schuch (PhD Candidate in Geography and Urban Regional Analysis) profiled on website
A research paper, Immigrant Businesses, Place-Making, and Community Development: A Case from an Emerging Immigrant Gateway, written by Claire Schuch (PhD Candidate in Geography and Urban Regional Analysis) and Dr. Qingfang Wang recently published in the Journal of Cultural Geography has been profiled on the American Immigration Council’s Entrepreneurship & Innovation website. http://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/
Cracks in Martian boulders exhibit preferred orientations that point to solar-induced thermal stress
An article by Martha-Cary Eppes, Andrew Willis, Jamie Molaro, Stephen Abernathy & Beibei Zhou Click Here to read
Heather Smith heading to London for the 2015-2016 Academic Year
Dr. Heather Smith will be spending the 2015-2016 Academic year in London, England serving as UNC Charlotte’s Faculty Resident Director for our student exchange program with Kingston University. For students participating in this program, its exchange nature means that “tuition and fees are payable to UNC Charlotte at regular in-state or out-of-state rates according to […]
MAPPR interviewed
Geography PhD students Brisa Hernandez and Claire Schuch, and Professor Heather Smith, were recently interviewed by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation about the work of MAPPR (http://www.mapprnc.org/) and their nationally recognized Photovoice project which partnered local Latino Youth and UNC Charlotte Community Planning Students (led by Dr. Janni Sorensen) to conduct research on the social […]
UNC Charlotte students discuss ‘ice storm’
The Charlotte area’s first winter storm of the season brought with it freezing rain, multiple days of school closings and an added stint of cold weather. Thomas Winesett, 23, is a graduate student at UNC Charlotte’s Earth Science department who focuses on meteorology and shares his forecasts via Twitter @twineset. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2015/02/20/5524968/unc-charlotte-students-discuss.html#.VOdmmcY-KJa
Meteorology Students Promote Upcoming Charlotte Weather Fest with Dance Video
In a video to promote the upcoming Charlotte Weather Fest (Saturday March 21, 1-5pm), many Meteorology majors from our department put together a super-catchy dance and music video letting everyone know how excited they are about the event. The video is at YouTube http://youtu.be/NHFLTkkn6sc and was directed by Meteorology major Heleena Tapp and filmed by […]
UNCC students use social media to catch wind of weather
UNC Charlotte Meterology student Ricky Matthews use social media to catch wind of weather. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2015/02/07/5496296/students-use-social-media-to-catch.html#.VNkEXMY-KJZ
UNC Charlotte Meteorology students featured in CLAS news story about storm chasing
UNC Charlotte Meteorology senior Ricky Matthews and Earth Sciences Masters student Thomas Winesett were featured in a CLAS Exchange story about storm chasing in North Carolina last April. Read the whole article and see some pictures at https://exchange.uncc.edu/meterorology-student-seeks-to-improve-systems-to-save-lives/
UNC Charlotte GES students and faculty at AMS in Phoenix
About 10 undergraduate and graduate students, as well as Professors Davenport and Magi, will be at the annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) in Phoenix, Arizona from 3-8 January. Our Meteorology students will all be attending the AMS Student Conference and many will attend the full conference as well. Presenters include senior Warren […]
![](https://geoearth.charlotte.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/363/2023/05/Sandwich_0_0-300x300.jpg)
Holiday Season Kudos to the Geography and Earth Sciences Graduate Student Organization (GESGO) for their successful launch and completion of Operation Sandwich.
Holiday Season Kudos to the Geography and Earth Sciences Graduate Student Organization (GESGO) for their successful launch and completion of Operation Sandwich. On December 5th, students, staff and faculty of the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences gathered to make sandwiches for distribution to the Urban Ministry Center, an organization “dedicated to bringing the community […]