Department of Geography

Alumnus Anderson takes pride in being No. 1

The University's first registrant plans to participate in the annual Fiat Lux Ring dedication ceremony this spring

Hopkinson the U of L's second CAIP Chair

A dedicated researcher and teacher with advanced capabilities in geomatics, water and forest resources, Hopkinson adds to the University's capacity as a leader in remote sensing technology and its applications

Alums Myshak, Brown turn knowledge into business

Taking the knowledge they acquired from their geography studies at the U of L, Steve Myshak and Owen Brown have developed a cutting-edge business

Food security concerns spawn project

Dr. Wei Xu leads a team of U of L researchers looking to develop a system that will better gauge and forecast food security issues

Tennant, Johnson on Venture Top 50 list

A former University of Lethbridge president and a U of L alumnus who parlayed his geography studies into a satellite imaging company with worldwide influence are among Alberta Venture Magazine's 50 Most Influential People in the province for 2012.

McGeough brings archaeology to the masses

Archaeology professor Dr. Kevin McGeough sees bringing his studies to the general public as an essential role of any educator

On the forefront of an emerging science

The emerging science of digital imaging is being pushed by researchers across disciplines at the University of Lethbridge

Kulig study a blueprint for recovery

Health sciences researcher Dr. Judith Kulig has studied the effects of wildfire events on rural communities and how people not only learn to cope with tragedy but often emerge stronger than before

Water research makes WISE step

The U of L formalizes its established reputation as a world leader in water research by creating the Water Institute for Sustainable Environments (WISE)

Geography students take city hall

A team of Geography students recently received a high-profile lesson in public affairs by presenting their research to Lethbridge City Council.

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