The AAG 2026 conference in San Francisco was a huge success! Dartmouth GEOG faculty, alumni, current students, and staff presented research, were honored with awards, and made new connections across the field. (Attached photos from four Dartmouth GEOG presentations!)

.@dartmouthgeography.bsky.social lecturer Sarah Kelly won the Energy and Environment Specialty Group's 2026 Powershift Award, which recognizes energy geographers who seek to empower marginalized groups that are disproportionately vulnerable to climate or energy injustices. https://bit.ly/40kFcbi

Come work with us at Dartmouth Geography! | Lecturer in Human Geography | Review of applications will begin March 30, 2026 | Apply here -> apply.interfolio.com/182121

APPLY NOW! 🌍📚🎉 Dartmouth Geography seeks to appoint one non-tenure track Lecturer. Applicants should specialize in critical human geography and be prepared to teach introductory and mid- to upper-level courses in urban, feminist and cultural geography. apply.interfolio.com/182121 2h

Some climate change effects are obvious, like mountaintop glaciers turned to boulder fields. But what about human impacts? FRIDAY: @dartmouthgeography.bsky.social's @jsmankin.bsky.social discusses research seeking equitable ways to prepare for a warming world. 🍕12-1, Farrell Hall go.uvm.edu/zupqf

“The flooding we’ve seen in recent years is the new normal.” @dartmouthgeography.bsky.social professor Jonathan Winter writes an op-ed in the Valley News about the importance of preparing for flooding in New England despite the current drought.

A recent Dartmouth Geography alum is among 32 American recipients of Rhodes Scholarships, one of the world's oldest and most prestigious academic awards for graduate study. Congratulations to Esmeralda Abreu Jerez '25!!! Full article about Esmeralda's award on our website (geography.dartmouth.edu).

“The flooding we’ve seen in recent years is the new normal.” @dartmouthgeography.bsky.social professor Jonathan Winter writes in the Concord Monitor that despite the region’s current drought, the Northeast's most pressing climate threat is flooding—and we’re not prepared for it.

Check out Living On Earth's interview with Professor Justin Mankin on extreme heat. @jsmankin.bsky.social www.loe.org/shows/segmen...

Check out this new paper by one of our postdoctoral fellows, Geneva Smith!

Our Associate Professor of Geography, Justin Mankin @jsmankin.bsky.social, and former PhD scholar, Christopher Callahan ('23) @ccallahan45.bsky.social, published a new study that lays out the first framework tying emissions to specific climate harms. Check it out! home.dartmouth.edu/news/2025/04...

APPLY NOW! 🌏📚🎉 The Department of Geography at Dartmouth College invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow in Human Geography! apply.interfolio.com/162877