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TU Geography @TUGeography

#TUGeography Official twitter account for the Department of Geography and Environmental Planning at Towson University @TowsonU

Joined December 2016
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In case you missed it, tenure-track Geog hire: urban sustainability, urban adaptation to climate change, physical climate sustainability, adaptability in urban environments, uneven vulnerability to climate change caused by social and political inequality. towson.taleo.net/careersecti…
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Baltimore Beat@baltbeat
7 Dec 2022
"I want to take my wonder at community and carry it forward," said @patricey baltimorebeat.com/baltimoria…

Baltimorians tell us what they are taking with them to the future

Things feel hard right now. The pandemic is not over — it is still taking lives and leaving people, young and old, with long-term illnesses. Prices for food and gas are still high. As I write this,...

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Dillon Mahmoudi@dillonm
22 Nov 2022
Come work with me! Interested in a funded MS in Geography and Env Systems with a focus at the intersection of #communitygeography and #politicalecology? ICARE is a rad program ... ⬇️
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Urban Geography@urbgeog
5 Dec 2022
Exciting news 📣📣📣 the 2023 Urban Geography Plenary Lecture at @theAAG will be given by Prof @raquelrolnik with Dr @asher_ghertner & Prof @AyonaDatta urbangeographyjournal.org/ev… More info to come
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Might be biased, but these reasons why geographers remain relevant are only the tip of the (albeit receding) iceberg
James Cheshire@spatialanalysis
6 Dec 2022
I had to ask…
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Karen Throsby@thelongswim
7 Dec 2022
The crushing disappointment of discovering that I have once again brought the tub of cat treats to work instead of my breakfast.
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New Geography offering this spring.
Dr. E. C. Kaufman@ResearchLion
7 Dec 2022
My brain hurts with the effort of whittling down the wealth of amazing essential readings. Feel free to make it even harder by sharing your favorites!
Course poster. Title at top in bold all caps sans-serif font: "Urban Housing In/Justice: Patterns, Crises, Resistance." Below that is a photo of a single row house with empty lots on both sides. The sky in the background is white. The house is brick with flaking yellowish paint, 3 stories tall and has all but one window boarded up. Below the photo is the course information and image credit, which are the content of the next image in case screen readers have trouble with this one.

ALT Course poster. Title at top in bold all caps sans-serif font: "Urban Housing In/Justice: Patterns, Crises, Resistance." Below that is a photo of a single row house with empty lots on both sides. The sky in the background is white. The house is brick with flaking yellowish paint, 3 stories tall and has all but one window boarded up. Below the photo is the course information and image credit, which are the content of the next image in case screen readers have trouble with this one.

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Dr. E. C. Kaufman@ResearchLion
11 Oct 2022
World Regional Geography: In 4 months take 100 1st years from 20 different majors who don't even know the word 'periphery' & teach them the economic, political, cultural, historical and f*¢king physical geography. Of THE WORLD. As that world shifts wildly beneath you.
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That's a basic idea in geography too; on shared public spaces you've got Staeheli, Mitchell, Neil Smith, Harvey, Brandi Summers, but for interior shared space, Rashad Shabazz's Spatializing Blackness comes to mind, esp. the kitchenette chapter. Geographers, what else?
Fred Scharmen@sevensixfive
11 Oct 2022
A (wonderful & very patient) editor is looking for a reference to cite backing up a basic idea in architecture, that shared space like hallways & streets contribute to social life, and my saturated brain is drawing a blank. What's the foundational work here? Holly Whyte? Jacobs?
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Dillon Mahmoudi@dillonm
12 Oct 2022
Okay #gischat, what's a good example of when you need symmetrical difference that *isn't* something you can do with clip/erase? I've only ever needed it a handful of times, and can't remember why - and was struggling to come up with an example when teaching?
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Excited to use this beautiful 'field guide' (which reads like poetry) by TU Geography professor @kelseybhanrahan and @gouchercollege's @EmilyBillo. It's in the user-friendly downloadable conference proceedings: lowcarbonmethods.com/DIYMeth…
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Open zine, black text on white paper, stapled at center. Left-hand page titled, "We invite you to use this guide in any way that feels appropriate" and has a grey curvy double-arrow to suggest "turning the page in either direction, you will find source pages, activities, and reflections." The right, below the title ("Jump in where you like and choose your own adventure") it explains that "some pages offer more details on embodied listening" while "activities guide readers through different listening processes." Two bold black arrows facing opposite circular directions suggest a cyclical way of using the book.

ALT Open zine, black text on white paper, stapled at center. Left-hand page titled, "We invite you to use this guide in any way that feels appropriate" and has a grey curvy double-arrow to suggest "turning the page in either direction, you will find source pages, activities, and reflections." The right, below the title ("Jump in where you like and choose your own adventure") it explains that "some pages offer more details on embodied listening" while "activities guide readers through different listening processes." Two bold black arrows facing opposite circular directions suggest a cyclical way of using the book.

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Congrats to our @TowsonU colleague @dowellml on this biting call-out of one of academia's dangerous contradictions. In Harvard Law's Bill of Health #MasksWork
Petrie-Flom Center@PetrieFlom
20 Sep 2022
The Mask-Optional DEI Initiative by @dowellml blog.petrieflom.law.harvard.…
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Dr. E. C. Kaufman@ResearchLion
20 Sep 2022
100%. "Schools that have officially departed from masking, incl. begrudgingly 'allowing' people to still mask if they individually choose to do so, are stating an ongoing commitment to purposeful exclusion"
Nate Holdren@n_hold
20 Sep 2022
"The rejection of masking during an ongoing pandemic by institutions of higher education and their leaders is clear evidence of how disabled people are regularly and purposefully excluded from full participation in colleges and universities." blog.petrieflom.law.harvard.…
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Eden Kinkaid (they/them)@queergeog
19 Sep 2022
Omg y’all @WTFisGeography has been around for only like 10 days, has 1300 followers, and people are saying the sweetest things about how it is helping them get thru grad school! And two people have reported adding the tweets to their syllabi! 😊🥺😭🥰
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Society & Space@SocietyandSpace
21 May 2022
Online 1st: 'The view from here', an editorial by S&S managing editor @OswinNatalie on writing, reviewing, and editing during pandemic times journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Linsey Marr linseymarr.bsky.social@linseymarr
18 May 2022
Lots of Covid around now. If someone in your household is sick, minimize risk of spread by opening windows, putting fan in sick person's window facing out, portable air cleaner near the sick person, humidifying to 40-60% might help and wouldn't hurt (more relevant in winter).
Liz Szabo@LizSzabo
18 May 2022
What to do if a family member tests positive? How to 'Covid-proof' your home. With advice from @JimRosenthal4 @PreetiNMalani @joeyfox85 @linseymarr @priya4genes Amy Barczak of @harvardmed nbcnews.com/health/health-ne… via @nbcnews
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American Association of Geographers@theAAG
18 May 2022
Jordan, Shortridge, & Darden measure the degree of underrepresentation of ethnic & racial minorities in geography, investigate the reasons for the disparity, and call geographers to act on representational equity: bit.ly/3KkfbyV #BlackGeographies @LatinxGeog @BlackGeogs
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D.P. is @dpurifoy.bsky.social@daniellepurifoy
17 May 2022
Two Black geographers studying Black geographies announced tenure this week (so far) and another gave us the reveal of his new book! Congratulations @camillahawth @_blusummers and @JovanLewis! So excited for the future of the @BlackGeogs universe.
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Antipode@antipodeonline
18 May 2022
Antipode 54(3), our May 2022 issue, out now! "Find hope in a broad array of spatial practices for the world yet to come" at antipodeonline.org/2022/05/1…
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