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Reclaiming Land, Food and Story: Tommey Jodie, ’26, Named SBS Outstanding Senior

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Tucson Migra Map created in part by PhD student Dugan Meyer published in AP News

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Building Sustainable Systems and Community Connections: Greta Cotraccia, ’26, Earns SBS Leadership and Community Engagement Award

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Professor Emeritus Marv Waterstone opinion piece published

Sunrise over Tucson area overlooking from Keating building at the UA

SGDE students selected as Carson Fellows and granted Haury Awards

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Dr. Chris Lukinbeal publishes new book on Film Geography

Dr. Yoga Korgaonkar promoted to Associate Professor of Practice with SGDE

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SGDE Faculty Affiliate Daniel E. Martinez promoted to full professor

M.A. Student Mira Busch receives Haury Graduate Research Awards Fund

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SGDE online grad Shannon Taylor forges path toward service of her ancestral lands

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