geography

this is a photo of one of the conference presentations. There is a large crowd sitting at tables, looking at the speaker who is at the front of the room, speaking into a microphone
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GSU hosts inaugural RANGE conference

Peak Web January 23, 2024

By: Issra Syed, SFU Student Editor’s note: The Peak would like to acknowledge that Issra Syed, one of the geography student union members, wrote this article. The Peak has taken steps to prevent conflicts of interest or potential bias from influencing the article.  On November 25, SFU’s geography student union (GSU) hosted their inaugural RANGE geography conference at the Burnaby campus. The conference aimed to expose the broader community to the multiple facets of geography. RANGE highlighted 23 speakers, each sharing examples of their geography-focused studies through presentations. GSU members found RANGE successfully highlighted the community’s interest in geography, and…

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SFU researchers to map COVID-19 vulnerability throughout BC

News July 27, 2020

Written by: Zach Siddiqui, Humour Editor An SFU-based research team of professors and graduate students will be looking at the communities in BC most vulnerable to COVID-19. Headed by Dr. Valorie Crooks and Dr. Nadine Schuurman, this project will visually…

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Dr. Elizabeth Dingle helps make science more accessible with Pint of Science Festival

Peak Web May 20, 2019

By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer Fast Facts Name: Dr. Elizabeth Dingle Pronouns: She / her / hers Departmental affiliation: Geology, postdoctoral research fellow Education: PhD (University of Edinburgh), Geography MSc (Durham University), and  Natural Sciences BSc (Durham University). Work experience: Dr.…

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SFU researcher investigates what draws enthusiasts to crop circles

Peak Web November 12, 2017

An SFU professor is bringing together human geography and paranormal investigations with his latest research on crop circles. Paul Kingsbury, a professor in the department of geography, has observed that crop circle enthusiasts are less focused on the origins of…

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SFU alumna, Bhavina Patel, connects the community dots across the globe

Peak Web February 27, 2017

[dropcap]J[/dropcap]ust a month after graduating with a BA in geography, SFU alumna Bhavina Patel packed her bags and travelled to South Africa to pursue an internship in the economic development sector of the city of Durban. She found herself in…

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