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Department of Geography
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Article ItemRe-creating a tornado in 3-D provides a more effective way to study storms , article
When meteorologist Jim Cantore from The Weather Channel stepped into the middle of an EF5 tornado re-created in 3-D in a four-story immersive installation at Virginia Tech, his perspective was that of someone 7,000 feet tall.
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Article ItemHowey takes first place for poster , article
Geography master’s student Catherine Howey, an intern for Blacksburg Transit and the New River Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization (NRV-MPO), earned the first place poster award at the annual Virginia GIS Conference last fall.
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Article ItemWeather stations promote a range of study at Roanoke schools , article
Wanting to find the best locations within the city of Roanoke, Va., for growing gardens sparked the idea to install weather stations.
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Article ItemCadets highlight colors at football games , article
In a continuing partnership between the Virginia Tech football team and the Corps of Cadets, players and cadets are selected to highlight the colors during the pre-game ceremonies at each game.
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Article ItemDeveau interns at the White House , article
Alena Deveau of Fairfax, Virginia, received a rare opportunity last summer, joining about 130 students selected to experience public service at its finest in the White House Internship Program.
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Article ItemStudents visit The Weather Channel , article
Much has changed since three Virginia Tech students attended the American Meteorological Society’s conference a few years ago.
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Article ItemFrom Blacksburg to Milan: Geography Department's Field Experience Enriches Undergraduates' Education , article
Students are acquiring field experiences across the country and around the world, for government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private corporations.
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Article ItemWings Across America Award , article
A U.S. Forest Service program that represents an integrated and collaborative approach to the conservation of our birds and bats, recognizes outstanding work by employees and their conservation partners.
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Article ItemNew approach to student projects promotes passion, learning for its own sake , article
For two years, Assistant Professor Tim Baird has instructed his students to “skip class, do anything you want, and give yourself a grade.”
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Article ItemReed takes command of Corps of Cadets , article
Junior meteorology major Samantha Reed of Manassas, Virginia, accepted command of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets at the Pass in Review on the Drillfield in May.
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Article ItemAlumni Profile – Kathryn Prociv , article
At The Weather Channel’s Atlanta headquarters, Kathryn Prociv is known for her calm demeanor as a weather producer on the set of the channel’s flagship program, “AMHQ With Sam Champion.”
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Article ItemGeography teacher training academy tours mining towns , article
Stewart Scales led an excursion for 20 high school teachers to two mining communities in far Southwest Virginia — Appalachia and Big Stone Gap, Scales’ hometown.
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Article ItemThe Cube opens doors for discovery , article
To Benjamin Knapp, a rendering of an EF5 tornado in 3-D and surround sound in the Moss Arts Center’s immersive Cube is exciting.
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Article ItemExamining connections between human health and the environment in Central Appalachia , article
Within Central Appalachia's lush, green mountains lie some of the most dramatic human health inequities in the nation.
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Article ItemTwo Colleges Team Up for Study Abroad in Nepal , article
Faculty and students from the college joined with others from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to spend their winter break trekking through the Himalayas.
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