Chico State Geography

The official flyer is here! Mark your calendars and get ready to boil over with excitement!

Planning Students!
Looking to kickstart your career or take the next step? Tehama County is hiring for Planner I/II and Planner III/IV positions!

Check out the job postings and apply now!

Planner I/II
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/tehama/jobs/4900087/planner-i-ii

Planner III/IV
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/tehama/jobs/4900281/planner-iii-iv

Save the date! Dr. Scott Brady’s annual Crawfish Boil is coming back hotter than ever - May 10! Mark your calendars 🦞🎉

🚨 Attention GEOG students! 🚨 Mandatory academic advising is now through April 18. Don't miss out—failure to complete advising can lead to schedule issues, delayed graduation, and canceled classes! Registration starts April 21 by class standing. Get advised, stay on track!

Reminder: This Thursday (March 27th)!

Join us for Zeke's talk at 6PM followed by cake at 8PM! Don't miss out! 🌍🍰

Come one come all! Join us for Zeke Lunder's This Way to Resilience keynote address on Thursday, March 27th, at 6:00 PM in BSS 101! Celebrate our department's 60th anniversary with cake following the talk! No registration necessary—come enjoy the event!

Women in geography in honor of Women’s History Month.

Faculty emerita Jacque Chase and 2022 alumna Faith Churchill at a prescribed burn in Clipper Mills, 2025

Thank you to our donors! Because of your generosity, any GEOG student who wants to can attend this year's CA Geographical Society professional conference!

Don Hankins will be presenting "All Things Botanically Related: Restoring Land with Fire" on zoom tonight Thur Jan 16th. Registration is required. Link to registration below:

All Things Botanically Related: Restoring Land with Fire, by Don Hankins
Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025, 7–8 p.m.
Zoom
Free
Fire is an integral process in many California Ecosystems which have largely been shaped through Indigenous fire stewardship. The departure from active landscape burning resulting from land use changes, policy, and other factors has made these systems vulnerable. Restoring fire to maintain ecosystem health and other benefits is critical, but obtaining desired outcomes is nuanced. This presentation will illustrate the interconnected nature of Indigenous knowledge to shape ecocultural relationships through fire stewardship to restore ecosystems and enhance climate and social resilience.

Join us on Zoom:

7 PM Thursday, January 16, 2025

To register: www.csuchico.edu/herbarium/ or www.friendsoftheahartherbarium.org/

Questions? Contact Adrienne, [email protected]

Friends of the Ahart Herbarium We need your Help  Support one of the largest regional herbaria in the West Donate Become a Member 

Hey Geographers! It's time to get your ducks in a row to apply for the 25-26 Wildcat Scholarship! Don't miss out on your opportunity to earn some free money for college!

Please reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions.

Look who visited the department today: Sam the Geography dog, here to wish everyone a good week and best effort on finals. Be sure to rest up (dogs know best)!

Join the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences for some pre-finals activities! Students can come to connect with one another, unwind, and enjoy the ambience of the new BSS building. Cozy in for an afternoon of refreshments, tabletop games, puzzles, and wintertime crafts. We hope to see you there!