U-geography 2002-2009: What a performance!
In preparation for a periodic review of our graduate program, the faculty and staff have
been assembling department scholarship performance measures for the
period 2002-2009. The numbers are stunning, especially given our
relatively modest size (12 regular faculty):
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Extramural research
funding 2002 to 2009: approximately $17 million (total awards)
- Faculty publications
2002-2009: 130 peer-reviewed papers, 11 books (authored or edited), 80 book chapters or other
publications
- Faculty career recognition
- Social and Behavioral Science College
Superior Research Award – Harvey Miller
(2004), Bing Xu (2006), Philip Dennison (2007)
- University Consortium for Geographic Information
Science Young Scholars Award – Tom Cova (2003)
- AAG Regional Development and Planning
specialty group Distinguished Scholarship award – Dennis Wei (2006)
- Association of American Geographers (AAG)
Transportation Geography specialty group Edward L. Ullman award – Harvey Miller
(2009)
- Graduate fellowships and awards
- University of Utah Graduate Research Fellowship – Andrea
Dion (2002), Jeffrey VanLooy (2006)
- NASA
Earth & Space Science fellowships – Elias Deeb (2006), Annie Bryant
and Evan Burgess (2009)
- AAG Geographic Information Science
specialty group student paper competition first place paper awards - Scott Bridwell (2005), Edward Pultar (2007) Note:
the only two masters’ students
to win in the history of the competition!
- AAG Cryosphere specialty group R. S.
Tarr student paper competition poster
award - Elias Deeb (2005)
- AAG Hazards specialty group Jeanne X.
Kasperson award - Laura Siebeneck (2008)
- Geographic Information
Science 2008 international conference Best Poster award – Tetsuo Kobayashi
(2008)
- Undergraduate fellowships and awards
- NASA Earth Science Internship – Alex
Hogle (2003)
- National
Geographic Internship – Kristen Hoschouer (2002)
- University of Utah Young Alumni Outstanding Senior Award
– Tom Zumbado (2009)
- University of Utah Undergraduate Research
Opportunities Program Research Assistantship – Edward Pultar (2005)
Pound for pound, there's no better department around! Experience the excellence of U-geography! Graduate application information can be found here.
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