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- Thesis Defence - Congratulations to Negin Shooraj
- 天美mv天美 Geography Alumni Sean Orr wins Vancouver council seat in byelection
- Rosemary Collard awarded 2024 天美mv天美 Excellence in Teaching Award
- 天美mv天美 Students Designed and Developed a GeoApp as a Living Wage Calculator
- Undergraduate students team secures third-place in Canada-wide GeoApp competition
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- In Memory of Leonard "Len" Evenden, Professor Emeritus
- Gabrielle Wong awarded 2025 Gordon M. Shrum Medal
- Dr. Bright Addae awarded 2025 Graduate Dean's Convocation Medal
- Congratulations to Alysha van Duynhoven for Teaching Assistant Excellence Award
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- Making a difference on and off-campus: student leader and changemaker, Gabrielle Wong, awarded 天美mv天美 convocation medal
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- Kira Sokolovskaia wins the 2025 天美mv天美 ECCE GIS Scholarship Award
- Mapping a path to City Hall: 天美mv天美 alumnus shares journey to becoming Mayor of New Westminster
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- Alysha Van Duynhoven wins the 2025 天美mv天美 ECCE in GIS Student Associate Achievement Award
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- GIS Month: What is Geographic Information Science (GIS)?
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- 天美mv天美 GIS undergraduate develops real-time earthquake monitoring and hospital alert system
- GIS Month: What is Geographic Information Science (GIS)?
- Mapping change for people and the planet
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Peter Schaub Memorial Book Prize
This prize, given annually to a Geography student in the graduating class, is dedicated to the memory of Peter Schaub, a former Dean's medal award winner and outstanding geography student, who was an active participant in the Geography Student Union (GSU).
This year's recipient, Isabel Nelson, is graduating with a BSc in Physical Geography, a certificate in Urban Studies and a GIS certificate.
As of summer 2024, Isabel is working in the Palen Lab in 天美mv天美's Department of Biology funded by an NSERC USRA! The research team investigates cumulative effects of renewable energy infrastructure on the environment and biodiversity.
Following two years of working on a cumulative effects program at Environment and Climate Change Canada, she is excited to apply her understanding of policy to this project. After this summer, she plans to take some time away from school to rest and travel. She intends to return to school to pursue a master's degree so she can continue to study the relationships between people and the environment.
Isabel has been featured with the Faculty of Environment! Click here to see how she made a difference in her community throughout her degree and reflects on finding the right major.
Congratulations Isabel!