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Events: Fall 2012 - Spring 2013

  • Aug 31 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Chasing carbon dioxide through the global anthrosphere: quantifying CO2 emissions for improved knowledge, international verification and mitigation planning - Kevin Gurney, Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences, ASU

  • Sep 14 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Accounting for Time-Space Constraints in Operational Models of Activity-Travel Behavior - Ram Pendyala, Professor, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, ASU

  • Oct 05 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Water Vending and the Privatization of Water Quality in South Texas Colonias - Wendy Jepson, Associate Professor, College of Geosciences, Texas A & M University

  • Oct 19 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Shaping landscapes: the movement of sediment by turbulent flows - Mark Schmeeckle, Associate Professor, School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning, ASU

  • Oct 26 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Archaeoinformatics applications at Pinnacle Point, South Africa for 3D data analysis, discovery, and dissemination - Erich Fisher, Post-Doctoral Scholar, School of Human Evolution and Social Change, ASU

  • Nov 02 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Why Tourists Ought to be within the Demographic Purview - Ron Rindfuss, Research Professor, University of North Carolina, and Senior Fellow, East-West Center

  • Nov 16 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Toward Vital Materialism: The Taking-Place of Thermal Intensities -

    Kevin McHugh, Associate Professor, and Jennifer Kitson, Ph.D. student, School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning, ASU

    - Kevin McHugh and Jen Kitson, School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning, ASU

  • Nov 30 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    The relevance of ancient cities for understanding contemporary urbanization - Michael E. Smith, Professor, School of Human Evolution & Social Change, ASU

  • Jan 10 (Thursday), 3:30 pm - Coor 5536
    The Role Of Groundwater In The Amazon Water Cycle - Gonzalo Miguez-Macho, Associate Professor of Physics, University of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain)

  • Jan 18 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Mary Kihl Lecture: "Walking and Cycling: Surprisingly Complex" - Ann Forsyth , Professor of Urban Planning, Harvard Graduate School of Design

  • Jan 25 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Graduate Policy Committee Graduate Student Forum: The 3-Paper Dissertation

  • Feb 01 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Transportation and Land-use Life-cycle Energy and Environmental Co-benefits - Mikhail Chester, Assistant Professor, Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, ASU

  • Feb 22 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Food Security for Phoenix: Opportunities and Collisions - Katherine Crewe, Associate Professor, School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning, ASU

  • Feb 25 (Monday), 3:00 pm - Coor 5536
    Policies for environmental and climate risks in mega cities - Lord Julian Hunt, Emeritus Professor of Climate Modeling, Department of Earth Sciences, and Honorary Professor of Mathematics - University College London

  • Mar 01 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Comeaux Lecture: "What is the World's Oldest Map?" - Keith Clarke, Professor of Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara

  • Mar 05 (Tuesday), 3:30pm - Coor 5536
    Making Riverscapes Real - W. Andrew Marcus, Professor & Head, Department of Geography, University of Oregon

  • Mar 22 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Domestic Labor in a Transitional Society: Husbands’ Participation in Housework and Child Care in India - Nancy Luke, Faculty Associate, Brown University

  • Mar 29 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Computational Challenges in River Morphodynamics - Yasuyuki Shimizu, Professor, Hokkaido University

  • Apr 05 (Friday), Noon - Coor 5536
    Student Talks - Graduate students, School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning, ASU