The AGU (American Geophysical Union) annual meeting this Fall will be in Washington DC. We would love to meet all local and visiting alumni on December 12 from 5:30 P.M. – 7:00 P.M at the Club Room of the Morrison-Clark Historic Inn & Restaurant located at 1011 L Street NW. Please see the attached flyer for read more…
MS in Geographic Info Systems candidate Shawn McCabe presented his recent research on Phytomanagement Strategies for TCE at the Buffalo Association of Professional Geologists Technical Symposium. October 17, 2018 Bill Frederick, P.G. & Shawn McCabe, GISP USACE Buffalo District “Suitability Analysis and Design of a Phytomanagement Strategy for Trichlorethylene in Soil and Groundwater at the read more…
Isabel Mendoza recently was awarded Rocky Mountain URISA 2017 Scholarship for $500 for her recent Capstone project – “Snow Cover Area Change in the Volcano ‘El Altar’ in Ecuador using Landsat images”. Her project will be cited in the RM-URISA website. Rocky Mountain URISA is a regional chapter of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA) International, providing read more…
Dear Students, Alumni and Faculty, Greetings! On the eve of our Nation’s anniversary commemorating the Declaration of Independence, Jenn and I wanted to share our first ESP Newsletter. We hope to send these out twice a year highlighting news, faculty, program initiatives, courses, and other celebrations. We also hope that it will serve to read more…
Learning never ends! Because learning doesn’t end when you graduate and because we realize that being part of the Hopkins Family is more than just a degree, we want to make sure that alumni are still involved and engaged in the Program. We know our Bluejays are life-long learners, and this is vital in the read more…
The JHU Career Academies has begun a new initiative that will focus on building a career with network investments and industry partners: Career Planning Guide: Plan and Develop Your Future Career Path These resources are meant to focus career direction, identify personal and professional goals, and implement an action plan to accomplish these goals.
Hilary Melton, Andrew Whitman, and Lindsay Spencer, current students in the Johns Hopkins Master of Science in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) program, were recently awarded Student Assistantships for the 2016 Esri User Conference. Based in California, Esri is a leading international supplier of GIS applications, software, and geodatabase management tools. The Esri User Conference (UC) promotes collaboration and networking for read more…
Acclaimed Author Charles C. Mann announced as John Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Master’s Degree Ceremony speaker More than 450 graduates to attend ceremony Critically acclaimed author and journalist Charles C. Mann has been selected as the Class of 2016 graduation speaker for the Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and read more…
As part of Geography Awareness Week, Environmental Programs Director Antoinette WinklerPrins attended Geography 2050 in New York City, a symposium exploring the future of cities. Many individuals focused on this topic from industry and academia, especially those working in geospatial intelligence. Dr. WinklerPrins moderated a Plenary Session on vertical farming, part of the future of read more…
Paul Lantos, MD, a medical researcher at Duke University and also a student in AAP’s GIS program published a paper entitled ‘Geographic Expansion of Lyme Disease in the Southeastern United States, 2000–2014’ in the journal Open Forum Infectious Diseases in September 2015.
