There's a lot going on with the Department of Human Geography at UTSC. Check out our news and events listings below to stay up to date on what's happening on campus. GGRC54H3: Human Geography Field trip (To In the 2019 Summer session we offered our field trip course GGRC54H3 to Tokyo, Japan with City Schooling and Social Justice Confer Original article can be found here Tuesday, January 22 - 2019 Tina Adamopoulos Vidya Rajasingam Dr. Sharlene Mollett delivers Jan Monk D Professor Mollett has made significant contributions to feminist geography. Her lecture at the Dr. Thembela Kepe wins Professor of the The Underground awards Professor Thembela Kepe as Professor of the Year 2015-2016. Professor Allahwala’s students team with UTSC City Studies' students, TAIBU health centre, and Blessed Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary City Studies students win CivicSpark’s Abbas Ali, Robert Tran, and Rebecca Roach of UTSC’s City Studies won first place at CivicSpark’s City Studies Workshop Professor Zahra Eb Watch Professor Zahra Ebrahim’s talk on 'why we need to let cities break'. Professor Farber talks about Toronto tra Professor Steven Farber points out that the benefits of investing in quality transit are massive Professors MacDonald and Han quoted in U Professors MacDonald and Han in the Department of Human Geography have partnered with Malvern City Studies Community Engagement ‘A Mod U of T president, Meric Gertler, praises UofT Scarborough for community outreach work. Professor Taylor and students analyze To Professor Zack Taylor is hosting “Seminar in Selected Issues in City Studies: Toronto Municipal UofT Cities podcast series, featuring Pr UofT News is featuring a four-part series of podcasts exploring topical issues in geography, “Gramsci: Space, Nature, Politics” launc “ Gramsci : Space, Nature, Politics ”, a book edited by Michael Ekers, Gillian Hart, Stefan Geographic Information Science Geographical Information Science is a multidisciplinary inquiry into the effective use of Race and the willful ignorance of Margar Dr. Minelle Mahtani and Dr. Rinaldo Walcott contributed a piece to the Broadbent Blog about the City Studies student, Aaron Wheaton, sel Aaron Wheaton, a political science and city studies major at UTSC, was selected in the recent Professor Hunter and Professor Ekers on Dr. Hunter and Dr. Ekers support the editorial Collective of Antipode—a peer-reviewed publication Obtaining “youth-friendly” designation f Since 2012, Professor Allahwala and students of the Department of Human Geography have been "Partners on Campus, Partners in Li UTSC Commons featured Professor Mark Hunter and Professor Atiqa Hachimi as one of several couples 20 years of freedom in South Africa: A r You are invited to attend a symposium at UTSC, “20 Years of Freedom in South Africa” from May 1 - Professor Bunce is raising awareness abo Professor Bunce is working with the Storefront to draw attention to planning issues in east Come celebrate second year of "On t "On the Move: an undergraduate journal of creative geographies" is turning two this year! Come Final speaker in lecture series: Dr. Wen The Human Geography and City Studies Speaker Series concludes this Thursday, March 27 2014 at 3: January 2014 career & networking eve Did you miss the Careers Event? Here’s a recap. Get out the vote: Toronto’s mayoral elec According to experts, like Professor Zack Taylor, Toronto’s upcoming mayoral race may come down Professor Hunter to speak at New Frontie In the early 1990s ‘white’ South African schools began to admit ‘black’ pupils. Dr. Hunter will A talk by Dr. Kataoka on global civil so Hear about totalitarianism through the intention of sustainability. Dr. Katakoa of Nipissing Do you see yourself in those who shape t Dr. Mahtani blogs about representation of diversity in the news. Read the blog post. Get to know Benjamin Potruff, Program Ad Benjamin Potruff is the Program Advisor for Geography and City Studies at UTSC. He is glad to Newsletter No. 1 (December 2013) Welcome to the first issue of the Department of Human Geography’s newsletter! Read the latest in Geography and City Studies Careers event Thinking about career prospects in Geography and City Studies? Attend our careers event in Professor Han discusses student diversit Geography Professor Ju Hui Judy Han joins sociology Department of Sociology Chair Patricia Professor Hunter and Professor Dahl rese Professor Mark Hunter is motivated to understand the societal, historical, and economic trends Oral history project uncovers stories of In the fall semester, City Studies students partnered with students from Women’s and Gender Professor Kepe praises Nelson Mandela’s Professor Thembela Kepe shared insights on CTV News and CBC regarding Nelson Mandela's life, On the Move: Call for submissions On the Move is currently accepting applications for issue #2, to be published in Spring 2014. The UTSC's community partnership showca Students and faculty from UTSC gathered at the third annual Community Connections Leadership President of Geography and City Studies Janine Jivani, President of the Geography and City Studies Students Association (GCSA), recalls Help to plan and build Kingston Galloway Take your interest in the community to the next level! Join us as we celebrate local planning Professor Bunce and Professor Campbell r Professor Bunce (Department of Human Geogrpahy) and Professor Campbell (Department of Biological Professor Taylor discusses Ford Nation Toronto city council has ground to a standstill as scandal-plagued Toronto Mayor Rob Ford makes Professor Ekers “is truly dedicated to g Read why Professor Ekers is passionate about geography and why he’s committed to the teaching "Caribbean youth, urban governance Hear about how marginalized youth in Kingston and Montreal are practising their right to the city Dr. Fujii to speak about housing revital Challenge of Reform and Renovation Projects of Public Housing in Japan: And What Can Be Learned Occupancy urbanism as a way to expand th Dr. Solomon Benjamin will speak about occupance urbanism as a way to expand the 'South' of ' Lecture series 2013-2014 The department is hosting a year-long lecture series to provide you an opportunity to hear about Human Geography and City Studies hike Learn more. Friday September 28, 2013, 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Rouge National Urban Wilderness Can Detroit rise again? A Q&A with city studies researcher Zack Taylor on what happens when cities go bankrupt. Professor Minelle Mahtani awarded Diamon In February 2013, Professor Minelle Mahtani received a Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal for her work
