A HUGE congrats goes out to GEOS assistant professor @cfresssh on being awarded a prestigious ACLS fellowship to complete work on her book, "Making Life Work: Racial Capitalism, Black Families, and the Poultry Capital of the World"! 👏🎉🙌 acls.org/fellow-grantee…

The Big Peach Divided: Demographic-Electoral Transitions and Geographic Polarization in Atlanta Metropolitan Area Counties muse.jhu.edu/article/924434 Davis argues: GOP can't overlook Dems' strength in Atlanta, while Dems need broader support beyond urban areas for decisive wins.

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Delving into meander morphologic characteristics in alluvial channels, Ranbir Kang's study in Southeastern Geographer (early release) offers valuable insights into river dynamics. muse.jhu.edu/article/925938 UNC Press SEDAAG

Curious about where it all began? Dive into the inaugural volume of Southeastern Geographer, launched in 1961. Explore the roots: muse.jhu.edu/issue/22941 SEDAAG UNC Press

📣 Book announcement: Dr. Joe Weber from our department along with Dr. Dr. Selima Sultana, Professor of Geography from UNC Greensboro recently published a book titled "The Parks Belong to the People: The Geography of the National Park System" by University of Georgia Press. amazon.com/Parks-Belong-P…

On the edge of completeness: Leesburg, VA faces the challenge of negotiating an 'urban' identity amidst rapid growth. Struggle to balance urban development with preserving its small-town charm. Authors: Shyer, Oliver & Cowell muse.jhu.edu/article/932237

Sciuchetti et al. reveal significant shifts in consumer behavior post-COVID-19 in Alabama. This study uses GIS and spatial marketing methodologies and developed a heatmap of Walmart patrons' travel patterns. muse.jhu.edu/article/932239 UNC Press SEDAAG

Resler et al. explore the impact of historical land use on lianas in Virginia's Ridge & Valley forests, revealing that native species thrive more than non-native ones. They found that historical logging correlates with fewer lianas. UNC Press SEDAAG muse.jhu.edu/article/933146

Sampson et al. studied bike share programs on Southeastern U.S. college campuses, noting benefits for sustainable mobility but challenges like inadequate paths, parking, and safety concerns. UNC Press SEDAAG muse.jhu.edu/article/933147

Keep an eye out for SEDAAG conference issue 64(3)! Excited to share an article on Greenville, SC: 'Urban Geography of Place' by Geoffrey Habron, Suresh Muthukrishnan, and Anna Timbes. 🌆📚 UNC Press SEDAAG American Association of Geographers AmericanSouthAAG

McDaniel stresses the need for Geo. of N.America textbooks to expand coverage on climate change, public health, & geopolitical dynamics and the challenges faced by historically marginalized communities in the South. muse.jhu.edu/article/934475 SEDAAG UNC Press American Association of Geographers

Zepeda's article reveals the crucial yet undervalued role of Mexican immigrants' tacit knowledge in Mississippi's beef cattle industry. Despite being sought for their skills, these workers face exploitation. muse.jhu.edu/article/934475 SEDAAG UNC Press American Association of Geographers

2024 SEDAAG Graduate Student Honors Paper/Poster Competition(s) – Due: September 13, 2024 2024 SEDAAG Undergraduate Student Honors Paper/Poster Competiton – Due: September 13, 2024 SEDAAG Awards – Due: September 20, 2024

"The Global Reach of a Regional Journal" by Graves & Alderman in Southeastern Geographer -64( 3). Data shows 43% of readership is outside the region, with 13% international!. It is a truly international journal. dx.doi.org/10.1353/sgo.20… SEDAAG American Association of Geographers UNC Press Derek Alderman

Project MUSE - Southeastern Geographer: Volume 64, Number 4, Winter 2024 muse.jhu.edu/issue/53642

Southeastern Geographer 9th Annual Cover Art Photo Contest. Deadline extended to Midnight on Monday, 11/18. Submit a high-resolution digital photograph, accompanied by a 150-word description of the geographic phenomenon captured in your image, to ([email protected])

The SEDAAG 2024 meeting in Greenville, SC (Nov 23-25) was a resounding success! It was a rare moment when all the last three-term editors of SE Geographer were in the SEG reception since 2015. SEDAAG UNCG Geography, Environment, and Sustainability

Congratulations to Dr.Amobichukwu Amanambu for receiving the best paper (as a coauthor) award for the year (2024) published in the Southeastern Geographer! 👏🏼 SEDAAG SE Geographer