Seminar Series
Our Departmental Seminar Series runs on Tuesday afternoons with lectures usually being held once a month. They begin at 3:00 p.m. in Mac-Corry, Room D214. Everyone welcome.
Our Fall 2011 Line-up...
Sept. 27: Dr Trevor Hill, Geography/School of Environmental Sciences, University of KwaZulu - Natal
"Linking environmental science teaching with stakeholders to inform natural resource management" |
Oct. 18: Dr Arthur Getis, Distinguished Professor of Geography Emeritus, San Diego State University, PDF: International Visiting Scholar.
“Data Problems in the Modern Age” |
Nov. 1: Dr David Lambert, Distinguished Professor of History, Warwick University, PDF: International Visiting Scholar
"Mastering the Niger: Slavery, Geographical Knowledge and Britain's Empire in Africa" |
Our Winter 2012 Line-up...
Jan. 31: Dr. Sophie Tamas, Post-doctoral Fellow, Geography, Queen’s University
"Reframing Wreckovery: Memory, Meaning, and Loss in Scrapping Spaces" |
Feb 28: Dr. Philip P. Bonnaventure, Post-doctoral Fellow, Geography, Queen’s University
"Permafrost Distribution Modelling Across Mountain and Lowland Environments in a Changing Climate" |
Mar 20: Dr. Paul Belanger, Manager, GIS Services, KFL&A Public Health and Adjunct Associate Professor, Geography, Queen's University
"Real-Time/Near Real-Time Spatial Cluster Detection of Public Health Threats from Syndromic Surveillance Data" |
April 5: Dr. Enki Yoo, Geography Department, SUNY-Buffalo
"A Dynamic Zero-inflated Count Model for West Nile Virus Vector Mosquitoes"
Location: Mac-Corry D216, 2:30pm-4:00pm |
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