Graduate students represent Department at AAG conference
Posted on August 19, 2016
Hello all, With great pleasure I would like to acknowledge our graduate students’ contributions to this year’s AAG conference in SF. Please join me to congratulate the following students for representing our UNCG Geography:
- Michele Abee (PhD student, Poster):The Rise of the Mercator Projection in Science (Advisor: Dr. Patton)
- Matt Balentine (PhD student, Paper): Bodily Commodification, Alienation, and the Landscape of the Plasma Industry (Advisor: Dr. Johnson)
- Jenny Berggren (PhD student): Attendee (Advisor: Dr. Johnson)
- Shaylee Bowen (MA student, Panelist): Tourism Entrepreneurship: An Evolving Research Agenda (Advisor: Dr. Debbage)
- Nastaran Pour Ebrahim (PhD student, organizer, chair and Paper presenter) A Geographical Assessment of the importance of Route Connectivity for Active Transportation Modes to School; Session Organizer and chair: On Foot and/or Bicycle. (Advisor: Dr. Sultana)
- Hyogin Kim (PhD candidate, Paper): The integrated multi-modal network approach for accessibility assessment of railway improvement plan in the United States. Co-presenter: A Geographical Assessment of the importance of Route Connectivity for Active Transportation Modes to School. (Advisor: Dr. Sultana)
- Ale Molina (MA student, Poster): Defining the Map Prototype (Dr. Patton) Geo Bowl Participant – Southeast national winning team
- John Nowlin (PhD candidate, Paper): North Carolina Terroir(s) (Advisor: Dr. Bunch)
- Tommy Patterson (PhD candidate, Paper) Climate-signal instability in Pinus rigida at the northern range limit, Acadia National Park, Maine (Advisor: Dr. Knapp)
- Purva Sharma – Attendant (Advisor: Dr. Sultana)
