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Dian Tri Irawaty

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Ted Bohn

CANCELLED!! - Illusory SustainabilityTed BohnAssistant Research ScientistJulie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of SustainabilityArizon State University

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Junzhe Zhang, Qian Cao, Elizabeth Fard

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Jennifer Baka

Hydrologic Change in the Conterminous United StatesJennifer BakaDepartment of Geography, College of Earth and Mineral SciencesPenn State University- Dr. Lettenmaier will speak today instead of Dr. Baka -

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Mahmood Kahn

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Remi Bardou, Huilin Huang

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The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Burak Kadercan

The Territorial Logic of the Islamic State: Space, Society, and Statehood in the Post-Modern CaliphateBurak KadercanDepartment of Strategy & PolicyNaval War College, Newport, RI

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: David Beilman

Green Antarctica? Recent plant growth conditions in the Antarctic Peninsula in context of the last 2000 yearsDavid BeilmanDepartment of GeographyUniversity of Hawaii, Mānoa

von Humboldt Lecture: Paul Robbins

Return of the Repressed: Native Presence and American Memory in John Muir’s "Boyhood and Youth"Paul RobbinsDirector, Nelson Institute for Environmental StudiesUniversity of Wisconsin - Madison

Special Colloquium: Keith Bennett

Quaternary climate oscillations and the generation of biodiversityKeith Bennett, School of Geography and Sustainable DevelopmentUniversity of St. Andrews

Special Colloquium: Paul Maginn

Welcome to the Pornosphere: A Socio-Sexual Analysis of the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo, Las VegasPaul Maginn, School of Architecture and EnvironmentUniversity of Western Australia

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Nathan Kraft

Using Functional Traits to Predict Species Coexistence in Plant Communities across Spatial and Temporal ScalesNathan KraftDepartment of Ecology and Evolutionary BiologyUCLA

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: B. L. Turner II

Land System Architecture: Linking the Spatial, Human-Environmental and Sustainability SciencesB. L. Turner IISchool of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, School of SustainabilityArizona State University

UCLA AAG New Orleans Get Together

UCLA AAG New Orleans Get Together DateApril 11, 2018 Time8:00pm to 12:00am Location 605 Canal St, New Orleans, LA Contact UCLA AAG New Orleans Get TogetherPalace Cafe, Grand Fleur de Lis Room Event Details: Parking | Directions Please register here:

Special Colloquium: Julie Guthman

Becoming a pathogen: On the topology of soil disease in California’s strawberry industryJulie GuthmanProfessor, Social Sciences Division, UC Santa Cruz

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Juan De Lara

Race, Capital and the Politics of Space in Southern CaliforniaJuan De LaraAssistant Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity, University of Southern California

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Paul Loikith

Applied climate research in the Portland metro regionPaul LoikithAssistant Professor, Department of Geography, Climate Science Lab Director, Portlant State University

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Ju Hui Judy Han

Not yet, not now, maybe later: Queer futurity and feminist politics in South KoreaJu Hui Judy HanAssistant Professor, Gender Studies, University of California Los Angeles

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Shunlin Liang

Generating Global Land Surface Satellite Products for Environmental Change StudiesShunlin LiangProfessor, Department of Geographical Sciences, University of Maryland College Park

Special Colloquium: David Kaplan

How Geography has Changed Over the Last Century: Evidence from Doctoral DissertationsDavid KaplanProfessor of Geography, Kent State UniversityIncoming President of the AAG

UCLA AAG Gathering

UCLA AAG GatheringThe Mission Restaurant and Bar

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Brad Udall

The 2019 Colorado River Drought Contigency Plan: why it was needed, what it will do, and what's next?Brad UdallSenior Water & Climate Research Scientist, Colorado Water Institute / Water Center Colorado State University

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Jessica Cattelino

Watershed: Rural Political Belonging and Ecosystem Restoration in the Contemporary United StatesJessica CattelinoAssociate Professor, Lens P.I. Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles

The Tod Spieker Colloquium Series: Marik Shtern

Between the Wall and the Mall: Israelis and Palestinians in post-Oslo JerusalemMarik ShternScholar in Residence, Department of Sociology. University of California, San Diego

Geography Colloquium: Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho

Bunche 1261 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Researching multi-direction migration: Citizens in motion and contemporaniety Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho Associate Professor, Senior Research Fellow at the Asia Research Institute National University of Singapore

Special Colloquium: Pierre-Alexandre Balland

Bunche 1261 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Spatial Inequality and Innovation Policy in a Complex World Pierre-Alexandre Balland Utretch University and MIT

Geography Colloquium: V. Kelly Turner

Bunche 1261 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Microclimate Regulation through Urban Design Experiments V. Kelly Turner Assistant Professor, Urban Planning UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

Geography Colloquium: Hengchun Ye

Bunche 1261 315 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United States

What's Going On WIth Precipitation Behavior over Northern Eurasia? Hengchun Ye Associate Dean, College of Natural and Social Sciences California State University, Los Angeles

Alexander von Humboldt lecture: Katherine McKittrick

Charles E. Young Research Library 280 Charles E Young Dr N, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Living Just Enough for the City: Volume VII/Black Methodologies Katherine McKittrick Department of Gender Studies Queen's University Canada Recorded lecture and Q&A.