Welcome to the Department of Geography-Anthropology
Department News and Events
April, 2011
The day-long Knap-In event will be hosted by GASA on April 17, 2011 from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Contact Abby Mann for further details.
Senior Jennifer Johnson has been accepted into the graduate program at The Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine Orono starting Fall 2011. Congratulations Jenn!
March, 2011
Senior Scott Thurston will be presenting a paper at the ESRI International User Conference in San Diego California in July 2011. Scott will present his research on using GIS to identify Viking habitation sites at a special session on GIS in Archaeology.
Students Abraham Dailey (now in the Master's program at the Muskie School's Community Planning and Development program) and Leonora Begin present research on population and land use change across the Sebago Lake watershed at the Maine Water Conference.
Nathan Hamilton along with a large contingent of Geography-Anthropology majors attend and present research at the Society of American Archaeology conference held in Sacramento California.
February, 2011
Congratulations to Kreg Ettenger and Matthew Edney for receiving research sabbaticals for Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 respectively!
May, 2010
Congratulations to all our graduating seniors!
April, 2010
Join students in oral and poster presentations at Thinking Matters on April 30. Several Geography-Anthropology students will be giving oral presentations and displaying posters on research conducted with faculty during the school year.
Congratulations to Kreg Ettenger on receiving tenure and being promoted to Associate Professor!
Congratulations to Judy Tizon on her retirement. We will miss Judy and wish her all the best!
March, 2010
Student Nick Diamon will be graduating this year and has been accepted to the University of Southhampton's Maritime and Underwater Archaeology Master's degree program. Nick also helped lead the Geography-Anthropology Student Association this year.
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300
Bailey Hall
37 College Avenue
Gorham, ME 04038
Tel: (207) 780-5321
Fax: (207) 780 5167
Administrative Assistant: Maggie Tinker
April, 2011
The day-long Knap-In event will be hosted by GASA on April 17, 2011 from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Contact Abby Mann for further details.
Senior Jennifer Johnson has been accepted into the graduate program at The Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine Orono starting Fall 2011. Congratulations Jenn!
March, 2011
Senior Scott Thurston will be presenting a paper at the ESRI International User Conference in San Diego California in July 2011. Scott will present his research on using GIS to identify Viking habitation sites at a special session on GIS in Archaeology.
Students Abraham Dailey (now in the Master's program at the Muskie School's Community Planning and Development program) and Leonora Begin present research on population and land use change across the Sebago Lake watershed at the Maine Water Conference.
Nathan Hamilton along with a large contingent of Geography-Anthropology majors attend and present research at the Society of American Archaeology conference held in Sacramento California.
February, 2011
Congratulations to Kreg Ettenger and Matthew Edney for receiving research sabbaticals for Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 respectively!
May, 2010
Congratulations to all our graduating seniors!
John Bell
Nikkilee Carleton
Nick Diamon
Jana Drury
Rebecca Farr
Heather Froshour
McKendre Jay
Giles Kingsley
Alex Klein
Megan Lawrence
Kristin McCamish
Andrew Melrose
Elijah O’Baoighill
Bryan Pena
Olivia Polselli
Joelle Schutt
Heather Shattuck-Faegre
Aaron Shields
Hayato Wakatsuki
April, 2010
Join students in oral and poster presentations at Thinking Matters on April 30. Several Geography-Anthropology students will be giving oral presentations and displaying posters on research conducted with faculty during the school year.
Congratulations to Kreg Ettenger on receiving tenure and being promoted to Associate Professor!
Congratulations to Judy Tizon on her retirement. We will miss Judy and wish her all the best!
March, 2010
Student Nick Diamon will be graduating this year and has been accepted to the University of Southhampton's Maritime and Underwater Archaeology Master's degree program. Nick also helped lead the Geography-Anthropology Student Association this year.
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Where to find us
300
Bailey Hall37 College Avenue
Gorham, ME 04038
Tel: (207) 780-5321
Fax: (207) 780 5167
Administrative Assistant: Maggie Tinker
