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Congratulations Natalie Pressburger, Departmental Administrator, and Erin Johnston, Graduate Administrator on your nominations for Individual Service Excellence Awards!

Congratulations Kimberly Bernyk who successfully defended her MSc thesis in Geography

Vladimir Díaz-Cuéllar, PhD Candidate, recently co-authored "The burning case for climate crisis post-secondary education in Canada"

Alum Malek Singer is one of 23 Young Geospatial Professionals to Watch in 2023

Ice, Ice, Maybe - Boosting the Rideau Canal Skating Season in a Changing Climate

Congratulations Graduate Students Rachel Mandryk and Nicholas Pontone on receiving a 2022 Weston Family Award

Geographies of Knowledge Production and the Canadian North - GEOG 5701

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Congratulations Professor David Hugill, 2020 recipient of the New Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award

Dr. Chris Burn Celebrated by Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Announcements about recent work at the Geomatics and Cartographic Research Centre by Professor D. R. Fraser Taylor

Climate Research Close to Home: Carleton faculty and students study the carbon cycle at Ottawa’s Mer Bleue bog

Richard Littlemore of The Globe & Mail, in “The catastrophic threat of thawing permafrost hangs over all of us” highlights the important research of three Carleton geographers, Drs. Chris Burn, Stephan Gruber and Steve Kokelj

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