All colloquia are held in McGilvrey Hall, Room 310.  Colloquia start at 3.30pm, unless otherwise noted.  Everyone is welcome for snacks in the Beck Room at 3 pm.

Spring 2013

• January 25: Amoaba Gooden (Department of Pan African Studies; Adjunct in Geography, Kent State University)

• • TITLE: African Caribbean Immigrants in Canada and the United States.

• February 8:  David Kaplan (Department of Geography, Kent State University)

• • TITLE: An American (Professor) in Paris: My year at the Université Paris 8

• February 15: Matthew Mitchelson (Department og Geography and Anthropology, Kennesaw State University)

• • TITLE: 'Up the River' and 'Down the Road': the Prison is a Migratory Space

• January and February: Please note we will be interviewing for the new GIS position.  There will be at least three more research colloquia associated with the search.  These colloquia may occur at different times than the regular colloquia slot.

• March 15: Catherine Nolin  (Department of Geography, University of Northern British Columbia, B.C. Canada)

• • TITLE: Witnessing "development": Bare life and the violence of the extractive and energy industries on indigenous lands in Guatemala.

• April 19: Don Mitchell  (Department of Geography, Syracuse University)
• • TITLE: Prospect: Organized Resistance, Persistent Landscapes, and Sculpted Futures at the End of the Bracero ("Guest Worker") Program in California.

Fall 2012

• September 21:  Velvet Nelson (Department of Geography and Geology, Sam Houston State University).
• • TITLE:  Slovenia, Slovakia, One of those Depressing Eastern European Countries: The Challenge of Constructing Slovenia as a Tourism Destination

• September 28:  Bimal Paul (Department of Geography, Kansas State University) 
  
• • TITLE: The 2011 Joplin, Missouri, Tornado:  Explaining Record Deaths, Warning Response, and Geography of Deaths

• November 2:  Walter Gershon (School of Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum Studies, Kent State University). Author of The Collaborative Turn: Working Together in Qualitative Research (Sense Publishing, 2009).
  
• • TITLE: Cartographies that Sound and Multisensory Atlases: Critical Geographic Possibilities at the Nexus of Research, Curriculum and the Senses

• November: Please note we will be interviewing for the urban geography position thus there will at least three research colloquiia associated with the search.  These colloquia may occur at different times.
  

Spring 2012

• January and February: Six research colloquia by perspective new hires in Geography.  Please check your e-mail and notices around the department. These will deviate from the regular colloquium time.
  

• March 30:  Dr. Jason Senkbeil (Department of Geography, University of Alabama)
• • TITLE: Tornado hazard perception and preparedness: Suggestions for improving warning communication and safety recommendations

• April 20: Dr. Derek Alderman (Department of Geography, East Carolina University)

• • TITLE:  Pushing the RESET Button on "Southern Hospitality:" African Americans Belonging & Socially Responsible  Tourism Geographies

• April 27:  Dr. David Nemeth (Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toledo)
• • TITLE: Elaborations on an 'Extreme Geography'"  (XG) Extreme human Geography.

Fall 2011

• September 9: Edith Scarletto (Kent State University Libraries)
• • TITLE: Research and Library Resources

• September 16: James Tyner (Department of Geography, Kent State University)

• September 23: Darren Bade (Department of Biology, Kent State University)
• • TITLE: Should We Care about Nitrogen in Lake Erie?

• September 30: Marie O'Neill (School of Public Health, University of Michigan)
• • TITLE: Heat waves and health-research and application

• October 14: Nicholas Dunning (Department of Geography, University of Cincinnati)
• • TITLE: Chan Ik: Hurricanes as a Disruptive Force in the Maya Lowlands

• October 28: Mandy Munro-Stasiuk (Department of Geography, Kent State University)
• • TITLE: Spatial and Physical Characteristics of Rejolladas: Implications for Understanding Ancient Maya Settlement Patterns

• November 18: Chris Uejio (Post-doc, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention & the National Center for Atmospheric Research)
• • TITLE: John Snow 2.0: Future Directions in Geography and Environmental Health

Spring 2011

• January 28: Joseph Ortiz (Department of Geology, Kent State University)
• • TITLE: Inter-hemispheric constraints on Holocene variations in the Atlantic Meridional Circulation

• February 18: James Vaughan (Southwest Texas State University)
  
• • TITLE: The Name Game: The Co-option of Place Names
    

• February 25: Joshua Inwood (Department of Geography, University of Tennessee)
  
• • TITLE:  And the Walls (Just Might) Come Tumbling Down:  Race, Violence and Death in a Southern Mill Town

• March 4: Emariana Taylor (Department of Geography, Kent State University)
• • TITLE: Individual-based Ecological Model of Urban Resource Patch Use by Mexican Free-tailed Bats in Central Texas

• April 1: Student AAG presentations

• April 8: Student AAG presentations

• April 29: Nadia Greenhalgh-Stanley (Economics, Kent State University)
• • TITLE: Food Deserts and Food Insecurity Among the Elderly

Fall 2010

• September 3: Departmental welcome meeting

• September 10: Edith Scarletto (Library Resources)

• September 24: Sarah Smiley, Salem Campus
• • TITLE: Expatriates and Exclusion in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
    

• October 15th: Tim Anderson, Ohio University
  
• • TITLE: Early Settlement in the Ohio Country: Migration, Ethnicity, and the Creation of Ohio's Regional Cultural Landscapes.
    

• November 12th: Steve Oluic, Lake College (Title: TBA)
• November 18th: Geography Awareness Day Panel

Spring 2010

• January 29: Maggie Stedman-Smith, Public Health, KSU
• • TITLE:Living with the Landscape: using photovoice to depict mothers' concerns about pesticide exposure in the Red River Basin of the North
• February 5: Patrick Lawrence, Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toledo
• • TITLE: GIS and Remote Sensing Applications for Watershed Planning and Land Use Management in the Maumee Watershed, NW Ohio
• March 12:  Jarrod Burks, Ohio Valley Archaeology, Inc. (Joint colloquium with Anthropology)
• • TITLE: American Archaeology and the Geophysics Revolution: a New Age of Discovery
    
• March 19:  Brian Mikelbank, Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University
• • TITLE: Deja vu all over again: metrolopitan neighborhood classification 1970-2000

• April 9:    AAG Practice Event - Grad Students

• May 7: Debs Ghosh, Geography, KSU

• • TITLE: HIV/AIDS in India: Knowledge and Access to Treatment and Care