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Geography professor Douglas Stow
Sensing Change, Remotely
NASA grant funds SDSU research on changes in African land use.
Kate Swanson won this year
An Outstanding International Scholar
Kate Swanson, professor of geography, will give a free public lecture titled “Youth, Migration and Poverty in the Americas” on April 24.
Mortar Board
Mortar Board Honors Faculty and Staff
Faculty and staff were recognized for their commitment to the university at a Nov. 30 ceremony held at the Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center.
golden monkey
Scientists Partner to Protect Environment
A $1.3 Million NSF award will send an SDSU-led research team to China.
balboa park illustration
A Living Lab
SDSU is working with Friends of Balboa Park to optimize water use within the San Diego landmark.
The work being done by Viz Center director Eric Frost and his team has now been recognized by ACUTA with the Award for Institutional Excellence in Information Technology
Viz Center Receives National Award
Viz Center director Eric Frost received the honor in recognition of the facility's important role in global disaster response.
Getis
Science Prof Earns Int'l. Honors
Arthur Getis will receive the Founders Medal of the Regional Science Association for his contribution to the field of regional science.
Illustration: Tom Voss
Fathering and Other Acts of Heroism
Research often ignores the emotional work of fathering.
Dipak Gupta, distinguished professor of political science
A Journey Across Continents, Disciplines
Dipak Gupta is the sixth honoree n the annual Henry L. Janssen Last Lecture series.
A city street in La Spezia, Italy
City Centered
Can European urban developers learn anything from San Diego's experience?
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