Caitlin Ryan

Fair Redistricting and Community Engagement: How to get involved in Colorado’s Independent Redistricting Process

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Fair Redistricting and Community Engagement: How to get involved in Colorado’s Independent Redistricting Process Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/30/2021 - 17:04

Panelists:

Moderator: Emily Yeh, Professor, Department of Geography and President, American Association of Geographers
Panelist 1: Scott Adler, Professor, Department of Political Science and Dean of the Graduate School, ��Ƶ Boulder
Panelist 2: Julia Jackson, Public Information Officer and Redistricting Analyst, Colorado Independent Redistricting Commission
Panelist 3: Seth Spielman, Professor of Geography and Chief Data Officer, Office of Data Analytics, ��Ƶ Boulder
Panelist 4: Amanda Gonzalez, Executive Director, Colorado Common Cause
Coordinator: Caitlin Ryan, Instructor and Geocivics Education Coordinator, ��Ƶ Boulder

Abstract:

After 10 years with our country’s current congressional and state district maps, the time has come to redraw the lines, and it is imperative that constituents of every state have a seat at the table during the redistricting process. This panel, which is part of the American Association of Geographer’s series in redistricting will equip geographers (including undergraduate and graduate students, K-12 educators and GIS students) and others with the tools and knowledge needed to participate as Colorado's Independent Redistricting Commission draws new state legislative and congressional maps this fall. After the panel, attendees will be able to answer basic questions about Colorado's process, understand what is at stake in Colorado, how different redistricting criteria affect the outcomes of representation, and how local groups are leveraging "communities of interest" to advocate for greater minority representation in state politics. Attendees will also become familiar with online mapping groups available to the public to submit maps to Colorado’s Independent Commission. By activating our collective power as a community, we can set new expectations this year and show why geospatial thinkers are indispensable.

If not attending in person, online registration is available at:

AAG website secure platform

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2017 Geography Fall Newsletter Published

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2017 Geography Fall Newsletter Published Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 12/18/2017 - 13:54

The 2017 Geography Fall Newsletter has been published and is available to view online now on the Newsletters page. Hardcopies will be available at the commencement ceremony and reception and in the main office. The online version includes navigation links from the table of contents on the cover page and links on the top bar of each page which return the document to the cover page. For easier viewing, drag the size of your browser window to fit the size of one full page.

Our spring and fall newsletters contain articles, research, news, and photos about the Geography Department's faculty, students, and alumni.

In this issue:

Message from the Chair
Tom Veblen Named ��Ƶ Distinguished Professor
Mark Serreze Named Professor of Distinction
Yaffa Truelove, New Geography Faculty Member
New Geography Instructors, Mike Dwyer and Sarah Kelly
Graduate Student IGNITE Talks
Department News
Donor Support

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Caitlin Ryan Receives Fulbright Award

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Caitlin Ryan Receives Fulbright Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 05/18/2015 - 19:58

Caitlin was awarded a 2015-2016 Fulbright U.S. Student Award. Caitlin will use the award to support her dissertation research in Kyrgyzstan. The Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange program of the United States. Caitlin will represent the country as a cultural ambassador while overseas, helping to enhance mutual understanding between Americans and the people in Kyrgyzstan.

See Fulbright US Student Program for more information.

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Dinaburg Memorial Fellowships Awarded to 6 Grad Students

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Dinaburg Memorial Fellowships Awarded to 6 Grad Students Anonymous (not verified) Wed, 04/02/2014 - 21:20

The 2014-2015 Jennifer Dinaburg Memorial Research Fellowship recipients are: Chris Anderson-Tarver, Joel Correia, Julia Hicks, Galen Murton, Caitlin Ryan and Sam Smith.

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Three Students Receive DeSana Scholarships

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Three Students Receive DeSana Scholarships Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 04/19/2012 - 09:32

James A. and Jeanne B. DeSana Graduate Research Scholarships have been awarded to Lauren Gifford, Kathryn Hamm, and Caitlin Ryan.

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Caitlin Ryan Receives ARISC Fellowship

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Caitlin Ryan Receives ARISC Fellowship Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 02/28/2012 - 08:09

The $1500 graduate fellowship was awarded by the American Research Institute of the South Caucasus. Caitlin will use this fellowship to support her research on â€œState Formation and Property Relations in Georgia: A Case Study of IDP Housing".

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