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Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Arts
May 21, 2013
 
 
Canadian Excellence
 

Geography and Environmental Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University is a strong, dynamic and innovative Department that prides itself as a consistent provider of high quality scholarly activity, programs and courses.

At the undergraduate level we offer nine programs that cover a broad spectrum of Geography. We offer BA and BSc degrees at both the Honours and General levels as well as combined programs. Our newest undergraduate program is the Geography and Geomatics degree.

At the graduate level, we offer MA, MES, MSc and PhD degrees in four fields of specialization: Environmental and Resource Management, Earth Surface Processes, Human, and Geomatics.

The mission statement of the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies stresses its commitment to: continuing to provide a dynamic undergraduate program covering a full range of knowledge, techniques and applications in geography and environmental studies; providing an array of stimulating undergraduate courses as a service to students from other disciplines; a graduate program emphasizing independent knowledge generation; faculty members engaged in developing new knowledge, innovative technical and educational approaches, with national and international horizons and fields of activity.



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Laurier’s W. Garfield Weston Fellow Andrew Medeiros to research Arctic lakes Laurier’s W. Garfield Weston Fellow Andrew Medeiros to research Arctic lakes
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Laurier PhD student wins Garfield Weston Award for Northern Research Laurier PhD student wins Garfield Weston Award for Northern Research
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People at Laurier

Alison Blay-Palmer, Geography and Environmental Studies I do research and teach about how the economy, society and the environment intersect to create (un)sustainable communities. I am particularly interested in local food systems and the path our food takes to get to our plates. As part of my research I am developing Food Counts, a community-based food systems report card so we can understand more about how food impacts the spaces we live in."

Alison Blay-Palmer
Associate Professor,
Geography and Environmental Studies