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My name is Ian Messa. I'll be graduating from CU in less than a month��with a BA in geography; a certificate in GIS; and minors in civil engineering, applied math, and pure math. I've been working at the United States

Abby Verneuille, an Anthropology Major and GIS Certificate student, completed an honors thesis with Sarah Schlosser, the Department’s GIS Certificate Coordinator, serving as the committee's outside reader. Her thesis shed new

I am Brandon Brown, an undergraduate dual major at CU-Boulder, with an independent focus on applied GIS for sustainable development planning. Geography’s interdisciplinary nature sets it apart from other

Recently, I was awarded an Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Individual Grant for the Summer 2023 term to work on the project, “Characterizing Spatiotemporal Changes of Wildland Urban Interfaces in the United States.” Under the

I’m Daniel Sweeney. I’m an adult learner now (I think that’s what we call it), getting a Bachelors’ in Geography on the GIS Track.�� I have a college degree in Languages and Literature, and a Masters’ degree in Library Science, and another

My name is Mike Tran and I am currently a senior double-majoring in Geography (General Track) and International Affairs. This semester I am studying Arabic abroad under the Boren Scholarship. I plan on returning in

I entered college as an undeclared major in hopes a general elective would spark interest for my future studies. I was quick to find inspiration within an introductory geography course where the professor presented his research pertaining to his

Mykael Pineda Awarded UROP GrantUndergraduate student Mykael Pineda was awarded an Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Individual Grant for her project, “Climate Sensitive Post-Fire Management.”��She will be co