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GLOBAL has embarked on many travels throughout its existence. Here are the adventures taken during 2008.

  1. Alaska
    1. Who's Going/Presenting?
    2. Travel Grants
    3. Hotels
    4. Airfare
  2. Chico
    1. Who's going and/or presenting?
    2. Things to do in Chico
  3. Boston
    1. Hotels
    2. Airfare
    3. Local Transportation
    4. Hospitality
    5. Who's going/Presenting
    6. Map
    7. GLOBAL's Collaborative Guide to the AAG
      1. Cheap Eats
      2. Free Food
      3. Places to Charge your Laptop
      4. Collaborating/Meeting Space
      5. Quiet Spots
      6. Coffee and Snack Spots
      7. Other Useful Tips

Alaska

[WWW]APCG Conference
October 8-11, 2008
Fairbanks, AK

Who's Going/Presenting?

No one, it was too expensive to even get there in an attempt to freeze our butts.

Travel Grants

APCG has 3 for students (all $300)
1. the regular student grant
2. the women's network grant
3. the Mexican-American student grant

Hotels

According to the APCG newsletter, the conference hotel will be fairly cheap - on the order of $50 per night.

Airfare

This is going to be pricey.

Chico

[WWW]California Geographical Society Annual Conference May 2-4 Chico, CA

Who's going and/or presenting?

Let's get a list of names together to help in planning this.

Who When What Abstract Title Session Title
AlexMandel May 3 Tabling for [WWW]OSGeo
StaceyEllis May 3 Tabling for OSGeo
Michael Treichler May 3 Tabling for OSGeo
MicheleTobias 3C: Saturday 10:20am Presentation Armed Beaches: Coastal Plant Communities May Respond to Trampling with Armor Graduate Papers— Butte 103
Amy McGrann 3C: Saturday 10:20am Presentation Floristic Resolution of Wildlife Habitat Relationships on the Pacific Crest Trail Graduate Papers— Butte 103
Michael McGrann 3C: Saturday 10:20am Presentation A Megatransect of California on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail: Considering Foliage Height Diversity in Wildlife Habitat Relationships Graduate Papers— Butte 103
Trina Filan May 3 Attending
Tometi Gbedema May 3 Attending
Debbie Elliott-Fisk May 3 Attending

Things to do in Chico

Boston

[WWW]Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting April 15-19,2008 Boston, MA

Hotels

(Want to share a room, know of a good deal?)

Airfare

Local Transportation

Hospitality

Who's going/Presenting

[WWW]Fill out our survey and/or write your name in here.

Who When Where What Abstract Title Session Title
Michael Rios April 15 - 2:10 Parliament Room #1, Westin (7th Floor) Speaker (Pro)active Bodies and Landscapes: The Discourse of Healthy Lifestyles in the United States Political Ecologies of Bodies II
Peter Tittmann April 15 - 2:10 Hyannis Room, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker Spatially explicit optimization of biofuels production in the Western United States: a hybrid mixed integer linear programming and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) approach Alternative Fuels 1: Biofuels
Chris Benner April 15 - 4:20 Orleans Room, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker 'An island off the west coast of Australia:' Multiplex geography and the growth of outsourcing in Mauritius Africa's Economic Recovery: Opportunities and Challenges: In Memory of Professor Konadu-Agyeman
Michael Rios April 15 - 4:20 Northeastern Room, Marriott (3rd Floor) Panel Member Climate Change and Coastal Cities
Patrick Huber April 16 - 8:20 Grand Ballroom Salon H, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker The influence of scale effects on the identification of a potential conservation network Land Use and Planning
MicheleTobias April 17 - 8:00 Vineyard Room, Marriott (4th Floor) Presenting Beachscapes: The Spatial Effects of Foot-Traffic on Beach Vegetation Land use Analysis and Modeling
Alison Alkon & Christie McCullen April 17 - 10:10 Brandeis Room, Marriott(3rd Floor) Presenting Whiteness in Farmers Markets: Constructions, Perpetuations, Contestations? Food Environments II: marketing consumption
Angel Pita-Duque April 17 -10:00 Boston Univ. Room, Marriott (3rd Floor) Speaker Relationship between Non-agricultural Work and Maize Diversity in Puebla Valley, Mexico Geographic Contributions to Agro-biodiversity Conservation
Stephen Brush April 17 - 11:30 Boston Univ. Room, Marriott (3rd Floor) Speaker Our maize: The cultural foundations of crop diversity in Mexico Geographic Contributions to Agro-biodiversity Conservation
Deborah L. Elliott-Fisk April 17 - 3:30 Grand Ballroom Salon D, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker Paso Robles AVA: Diverse Terroirs and New Appellations Wine Geography
Chris Benner April 18 - 11:50 Beacon F, Sheraton (3rd Floor) Panel Member Community Development 2.0: Web Technologies and PPGIS for place-based development programs
Jonathan London April 18 - 11:50 Beacon F, Sheraton (3rd Floor) Panel Member Community Development 2.0: Web Technologies and PPGIS for place-based development programs
Janet Momsen April 18 - 12:20 Falmouth Room, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker Resistance and home: identity formation amongst the Guyanese diaspora Diaspora Strategies, New Middle Classes and Evolving Neoliberal Strategies in the Global South
Raul Lievanos & Jonathan London April 18 - 3:30 Suffolk Room, Marriot (3rd Floor) Speaker Seeking Spatial Representation: Reflections on Participatory GIS Scale, Activism and Social Justice
Chris Benner April 18 - 4:40 Empire Room #6, Westin (7th Floor) Panel Member Study Abroad II: Long Term Engagement with Students and Communities
Colleen Hiner April 19 - 8:00 Massachusetts Room, Marriott (5th Floor) Speaker The Rural Visioning Project: Understanding Participation and Capacity Building New Voices in Rural Geography
AlyssaNelson April 19 - 8:00 Clarendon Room, Marriott (3rd Floor) Speaker Community Murals as Collaborative Geographies: Connecting People, Place, and Art for Justice Visualizing with the 'Other': collaborative art practices and politics 1
Innisfree McKinnon April 19 - 2:20 St. George B, Westin (3rd Floor) Panel Member Nature and the Millennial Generation: Exploring Young Peoples' Encounters with the Non-Human Behavioral Geography: Walking Behavior and Space
StaceyEllis April 19 - 2:20 Grand Ballroom Salon F, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker Identity Disconnect: Changing Values in a Northern California Community Changing Places and Community Identity
AlexMandel April 19 - 4:00 Beacon H, Sheraton (3rd Floor) Speaker Open Source GIS course development through directed group study Instructional Aspects of GIS
Elena Givental April 19 - 4:30 St. George D, Westin (3rd Floor) Speaker Re-establishing Identity in East Europe: A Tale of Two Cities Europe: Identity
Gregory Tarver, Jr. April 19 -4:50 Grand Ballroom Salon B, Marriott (4th Floor) Speaker Building community-based capacity and determining environmental benefits of urban trees in West Oakland, California Urban Environments
Trina Filan Attending
V. Xochitl Juarez-Varela Attending
Benita Moolman Attending
Nina Noujdina Attending
Abstracts for presentations can be found using the AAG's [WWW]program search page.

Map

Contact AlexMandel if you want access to edit the map, you'll need a google account to edit but everyone can view.

GLOBAL's Collaborative Guide to the AAG

Members of University of California, Davis' davisGLOBAL have begun putting together a collaborative wiki page to help students (and of course everyone else too) navigate their way through Boston and the AAG conference. Please help put up more resources if you know of anything. Please see wikispotHelp with Editing if you have any questions about how to edit this page. Have fun!

You do not need to sign up for a user name to contribute to this page. Anyone can help out by simply clicking on the "edit" button.

Thanks to the Chico Wiki for sharing some space for us to collaborate with our fellow geographers. For more information on community wiki projects, please see wikispotWikispot. For more information on GLOBAL, please see our webpage at [WWW]http://daviswiki.org/GLOBAL.

Cheap Eats

Key: $ <5, $$ <15, $$$ =professors pay!

Free Food

Know of any free food offers?

Places to Charge your Laptop

Collaborating/Meeting Space

Quiet Spots

Coffee and Snack Spots

Other Useful Tips

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