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Shea Gilliam publishes in “The International Encyclopedia of Human Geography”

The International Encyclopedia of Human Geography
The International Encyclopedia of Human Geography (second edition) has published the article “Feminist Methodologies” by Population, Health and Place doctoral student Shea Gilliam. In this paper in The International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Gilliam, a second year student, explores the application of feminist methodologies to geography and the spatial sciences. Practitioners of feminist methodologies within…
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Li Yi publishes in “Health and Place”

Li Yi, a third-year student in the USC Population, Health and Place Ph.D. program, has published a literature review article on methods for measuring built environment contextual exposure of physical activity in the November 2019 issue of Health and Place. His article, Methodologies for assessing contextual exposure to the built environment in physical activity studies:…
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2020 LA Geospatial Summit Call for Papers and Posters

Graduate Certificate in Spatial Analytics | Geospatial Summit
The 2020 Los Angeles Geospatial Summit is a one-day event for geospatial professionals, faculty, and students in the greater Los Angeles area to explore emerging trends in geospatial science, technology, and applications. Undergraduate and graduate students in GIS, geospatial technologies, and related disciplines at Southern California institutions are invited to present papers and posters.
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Apply Now for Spring ’20 Undergrad Research Opportunities

undergraduate research opportunities
Looking for undergraduate research opportunities to work closely with a Spatial Sciences Institute faculty member in the Spring 2020 semester? Read more about the open positions on the research teams led by SSI professors Andrew Marx, Robert Vos, and John Wilson. The deadline is 5 pm on Friday, November 29, 2019. Time is short, so…
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