Last, but not least, a few kudos and announcements from current and former students:
Many congratulations CU Geography alum Andrew Linke, currently at the University of Utah, for winning the , given by the Political Geography Specialty Group of the American Association of Geographers.
Andrew Linke (right) posing with Stanley Brunn
Following graduation this Spring, Emma Hines will start a position as a Research Fellow with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention鈥檚 Climate and Health Program. Emma will receive training focusing on assessing health vulnerability and risk to the impacts of climate change, as well as receiving mentorship from staff scientists through team projects, all while applying her existing skills and learn new techniques related to statistical analysis, GIS mapping, and risk assessment. Emma鈥檚 work will involve using varying methodologies including literature review, data acquisition and cleaning, epidemiological analysis, and development of guidance documents and technical assistance to aid health departments in assessing and addressing health impacts arising from flooding, wildfires, and extreme heat. Emma will also have the opportunity to participate in relevant trainings, workgroups, communities of practice, meetings and conferences to further my knowledge and skills.
