University of Louisville Center for GIS

Small Business Saturday is here in Louisville! Do502 has an excellent list of local businesses to check out in town for your locally-sourced shopping needs. They remind us, "For every $100 spent at a locally-owned business, $73 remains in the local economy..." compared to the same $100 spent non-locally keeps only $43 in the local economy.

Small Business Saturday in Louisville November 26th is Small Business Saturday, a day for supporting local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy and preserve neighborhoods around the country. Remember, for every $100 spent at a locally-owned business, $73 remains in the local economy

Know where you stand- today and every day in the ongoing struggle for visibility and restitution for native peoples across our continent and the world.

Welcome - Native-Land.ca Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.

Teach History Inclusively With These Eight Community-Centric Lessons National Geographic Explorer Ashley Lamb-Sinclair, steward of 2892 Miles to Go: Geographic Walk for Justice, wrote this post. In the spring of 2013, I took a busload of 15-year-olds to hear the Dal…

We hope you each left GIS Day as Inspired Spatial Citizens last week! With over 150 UofL and community members, 80 JCPS students, and folks from around the nation- plus an excellent resource fair- it all came together to help celebrate and learn about geospatial technologies.

Special thanks to 2892 Miles To Go and National Geographic Society for their support of our program! The photo features our panel, "The Power of Place: Place-based Inquiry Through Story and Education," moderated by Shannon P. Bartlett and featuring Whitney Aragaki, Kristi Orisabiyi Williams, Melodie Graves, and Lance G. Newman, II.

Photo by Matthew Stover.

Just a friendly reminder that GIS Day 2022 is next Wednesday, November 16. Just right around the corner in a new location: the SAC Ballrooms! Here are some highlights from past GIS Days. Be sure to register at the link: https://buff.ly/3G0nroK

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Let's to show support for our University of Louisville Geographic and Environmental Sciences students and academic programs! Student success is our #1 goal and your help is critical, no matter the amount! Speaking of student success, meet recent AGT Certificate alum Spencer Hines!

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15 hours left to donate to and ! Any amount is helpful to support students and programs: https://louisville.scalefunder.com/amb/GEOG-ENVS What do geography majors do? Check out our social media to find out - Geographers are engineers, like Cole Crankshaw:

Only 27 hours left to support our program as part of ! Donate to University of Louisville Geographic and Environmental Sciences via: https://louisville.scalefunder.com/amb/GEOG-ENVS and help us support and celebrate exceptional students like Liz Winlock:

"I am a first-generation college graduate that completed a Bachelor of Science in Geography at The University of Louisville in 2008. While at UofL I interned with Olmsted Parks Conservancy (OPC), a non-profit organization that advocates, fundraises, and manages projects in parks in Louisville designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. Together these two opportunities helped me to begin understanding how what I learned could be applied in the community. After graduation from The University of Louisville, I went on to earn a Master of Public Affairs and Master of Science in Environmental Science from Indiana University in Bloomington. When I left there, I worked for non-profits in Lexington, KY and Clarksville, IN. Along the way I crammed in a lot of life: study abroad in Kenya, a battle with leukemia, learning how to steward a small goat farm in Indiana, and having a son. Last year, I was able to come back to Olmsted Parks as a project manager. Here I get to apply what I've learned to new challenges in managing urban natural spaces for today and tomorrow.
For one more awesome turn, now I'm humbled and excited that I get to work at UL in the very department that I learned so much from, and that I get to keep exploring how to tie science, data, technology, and experience together to manage urban parks.
It's been a wild ride so far, and I'm so grateful for all that I learned and the connections that I made along the way. The University of Louisville continues to open new doors and I'm proud to be an alumni."

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Ok Cards! It's time to for ! Donate to University of Louisville Geographic and Environmental Sciences via: https://louisville.scalefunder.com/amb/GEOG-ENVS and help us support and celebrate exceptional students like Kevin Moriarty: Kevin graduated from the program in 2020 and is now a graduate student in the University of Montana’s environmental science and natural resource journalism program. He moved to Montana from Louisville, Kentucky, following his passion for photography and documenting the world around him. Kevin currently works as a general assignment reporter for the Missoula Current covering all sorts of local interest stories. Check out his recently published work:
https://montanafreepress.org/2022/10/14/how-wildlife-change-their-schedules-in-urban-environments/
And continue to join us as we celebrate our awesome students!
RaiseSomeL continues through tomorrow!