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10/19/2021 Geography Speaker Series - "Making a Cultural Atlas of San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle" 10/21 @ 4pmRead NowPlease join us this Thursday OCT 21 for the third installment of our Fall 2021 speaker series! This week's Zoom talk is hosted by Hunter Shobe and David Banis from PSU's very own Geography Department. The topic is "Making a Cultural Atlas of San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle." Please see the attached pdf flier for more information and the clickable zoom link, as well as the attached schedule for coming speakers this term! 
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Please join us this Thursday OCT 14 for the second installment of our Fall 2021 speaker series! This week's Zoom talk is hosted by Linnia Hawkins from the Forest Ecosystems & Society Department at Oregon State University. The topic is "Climate change and autumn wildfire in the West." Please see the attached pdf flier for more information and the clickable zoom link, as well as the attached schedule for coming speakers this term!  Applications for the 2021 Geo for Good Summit <http://g.co/earth/GeoforGood21> must be submitted by Friday, October 15, midnight Pacific Time.*
What: Geo for Good Summit https://earthoutreachonair.withgoogle.com/events/geoforgood21> When: November 16-19, 2021 Where: Virtual Application Process: Interested candidates will need to apply to attend the virtual summit. Apply here <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdTDugbLfe3MTAsciaT_O3EJHELCtqyEV25Xf8e4MuSPFbWbQ/viewform>.* Eligibility: Applicants must demonstrate how their work leads to positive social and environmental impact. Cost: Free We hope you will join us! If you have any questions, please reach out to geoforgood-info@google.com. ASPRS Scholarship Application Tips! Want insight on applying for ASPRS scholarships? Come to our event on October 4th from 2-3pm! We will have ASPRS representatives present to answer any and all questions. And, we will have a past scholarship winner to provide insight! Register here! Scholarship Application Tips (asprs.org) - be sure to log in! When: October 4th, 2pm-3pm Where: zoom  More info on ASPRS scholarships:
ASPRS is pleased to offer ten scholarship awards totaling more than $38,000 in value! Available to both undergraduate and graduate student members of ASPRS, these resources have been generated with the intention of advancing academic and professional goals in the geospatial sciences. ASPRS recognizes that students are the future of these rapidly evolving fields and encourages all who are qualified to take advantage of these unique opportunities. Scholarship Application Window: September 22 – November 8 Letters of recommendation due November 12 More info here: ASPRS Awards and Scholarships – ASPRS ASPRS Webinar: Why Join ASPRS? Attendees will be entered into a raffle to win a free 1-year ASPRS membership! Day/Time: September 15 @ 7:30pm EST Register here (please make a free ASPRS account to register. Registration is also free): https://my.asprs.org/ASPRSMember/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=SAC21080  A panel of ASPRS members will share their ASPRS journey and discuss how ASPRS and engaging in the GIS and remote sensing community can help boost your confidence and build your professional network.
Panel members include ASPRS student chapter presidents, members of the ASPRS Student Advisory Council and ASPRS's current executive director. Join us to create new professional connections and to learn about ASPRS resources! Please share with students and folks interested in getting involved in their geospatial communities!  The PSU College of Liberal Arts & Sciences will be hosting a first annual college-wide Science & Math Transfer Bridge and Major Exploration event on September 14th. The event is designed both for students who plan to transfer in fall and for those who aren't yet ready to transfer and may still be exploring majors. During this virtual event, students will have the opportunity to learn more about programs and resources available to PSU's large transfer population, connect with faculty and current PSU students, and learn more about the following CLAS majors: Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science/Environmental Studies, Geography, Geology, General Science, Math/Statistics, and Physics (see draft agenda below).  ASPRS Webinar: Why Join ASPRS? A panel of ASPRS members will share their ASPRS journey and discuss how ASPRS and engaging in the GIS and remote sensing community can help boost your confidence and build your professional network. Panel members include ASPRS student chapter presidents, members of the ASPRS Student Advisory Council and ASPRS's current executive director. Join us to create new professional connections and to learn about ASPRS resources! Please share with students and folks interested in getting involved in their geospatial communities! Day/Time: September 15 @7:00pm EST (NEW DATE!) Register here (please make a free ASPRS account to register. Registration is also free): https://my.asprs.org/ASPRSMember/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=SAC210804  3/17/2021 Talkin' Water: Willamette Water Supply System Interactive Mapping Tool, Wed 3/24 @ 12-1pmRead Nowhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/talkin-water-willamette-water-supply-system-interactive-mapping-tool-tickets-145575368847
Join us March 24 from noon - 1 p.m. to learn how Willamette Water Supply System construction information is being provided visually About this Event Do you have a student who is interested in maps and interactive online technology? Curious how you can learn more about the Willamette Water Supply System, one of the main drivers of your water rates? Scott Fortman, Geographic Information Systems Analyst will demonstrate visually the large diameter pipeline which will be used to bring water from the Willamette River to customers starting in 2026 via ESRI ArcGIS. Flyover views, interactive text and points of interest are enhanced features of the map created using ESRI ArcGIS, one of the leaders in the software mapping industry. Join us on March 24 to get a peek at this exciting new tool. https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/scgis-webinar-building-relationships-matter-geospatial-career-success
Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ni3MtzN-TuOM4JUhQPDg6w Date/time: Thursday, March 18 at 10am PT Presenter: Eva Reid, MPA, GISP is a Senior GIS Analyst in the DC Metro area Description: In the world of GIS it is important to make personal connections to get the job done. The most successful people are often also those who rely heavily on the power of networking. Unfortunately, networking can be exhausting and is probably the last thing that you want to do after a long day. In this session you will learn about building relationships authentically, even while working remotely, and how you can leave the impersonal, transactional nature of networking behind. Bio: Eva Reid, MPA, GISP is a Senior GIS Analyst in the DC Metro area with 25 years of experience in GIS, information technology, training and project management. Eva also owns a consulting business, Eva Reid Consulting, LLC, offering professional development opportunities to women in technology. |
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