Thursday, April 16, 2020: BIOSCI 1102 and Atrium. 8th Annual Queen’s Northern Research Symposium.
Welcome to the 8th Queen’s Northern Research Symposium April 16, 2020!!
Greetings SURP Alumni,
Friday, March 20; 6:30 p.m.; Mino's Dining Room (340 Barrie St.): Geography DSC host their Annual Semiformal... The Globe!
You are cordially invited to join them for a night of delicious food, and fun times!
This event is open to all within the Geography and Planning Department.
Tickets are $30 each through the ASUS website https://theasusstore.com/collections/events/products/the-globe-geography-and-planning-formal.
Hello Geography and Planning Graduate Students,
QGAPS and the GSC present BOARD GAMES (jpg, 150kB), Wednesday, March 18, 2020, 5:30 p.m. at the Grad Club.
Queen's Geography and Planning graduate students, faculty and prospective graduate students are invited!
*No registration required
**Lunch Provided
***free to attend all or any part of the workshop
Presentations and Discussions on:
• Infrastructure, Climate Change and Land Use Planning
• Flooding, Climate Change and Land Use Planning
• Natural Heritage Planning
• Resilience Planning
Principal's Development Fund International Visiting Scholar, Public Lecture by geographer Bronwyn Parry from King's College London. The talk will be held on Monday, March 9th, from 3pm-4:30pm at the University Club (George Teves Room) with a reception to follow.
Globalising DNA Testing: Secrets, Lies, and the Politics of Disclosure
Dr Karen Lee discusses her new book “Fit Cities” (png, 451kB) and built environment interventions on social determinants of health.
Monday, March 9
2:30 - 4 PM
Mackintosh Corry Hall E230
Thursday, February 27; 2:30 p.m.; BioSci 1120: Environmental Studies Seminar: Carolyn DeLoyde MPL, RPP, MCIP (PhD Candidate, GPPL) will speak on Quantifying Ecosystem Services to Enhance the use of Natural Heritage System Planning in Ontario.
Carolyn DeLoyde (M.PL. '92) and current Ph.D Candidate, will be giving a talk at the School of Environmental Studies on Thursday, February 27th at 2:30pm in BioSci 1120. Carolyn's talk is entitled "Quantifying ecosystem services to enhance the use of Natural Heritage System planning in Ontario." (pdf, 153kB).
