Mizzou Geography Department

08/21/2026

Did you miss learning all about the Geography department and our Certificate and opportunities when we were at the MU Office of Undergraduate Research Undergraduate Research Fair today? Then stop by Stewart Hall and come say hello! Reach out to our Undergraduate Studies Director Dr. Larsen or our GIS Certificate Director Dr. Guhlincozzi on our website and we will happily answer your questions! Come map with us!

07/21/2026

06/12/2026

Training opportunity!

Introduction to ArcGIS Pro is a hands-on workshop designed for students, faculty, staff, and professionals interested in learning the fundamentals ...

06/04/2026

Check it out!

05/29/2026

Check out the awesome interdisciplinary work that includes Geography professor Dr. Csoba-DeHass and her students!

05/26/2026

Feeling inspired by the research opportunities? Excited about the classes available that enable undergraduate research opportunities, public presentation, AND new skill development? Ready to explore with us in geography? Check out some of our Fall 2026 classes 😏

05/19/2026

05/13/2026

We are so proud of one of our graduating seniors, Rachel Riley, being recognized campuswide through Mizzou's Show Me Mizzou:

"Geography graduate routes a path home: From Kansas City to Mizzou and back again, Rachel Riley learned to map communities through data and use geography to show real-world impacts."

Link in comments!

05/11/2026

Congratulations to Geography rising senior Addison Vallier (right) for recently being awarded a MizzouForward Undergraduate Research Training Grant! Addison will be using code developed by doctoral student, Lily McEwen (left), in the 3D Heritage Informatics Lab (PI Professor Medeia Csoba DeHass), to test closed-loop system LLMs combined with R-Packages for audio transcription and ethnographic data analysis within the Indigenous Data Governance framework.

05/06/2026

Dr. Guhlincozzi saw 14 undergraduate students from two of her upper level courses present their semester long research projects at the MU Office of Undergraduate Research Spring Research Day via poster today! The two classes were Health Geography and Gender and Immigration/Geopolitics, and students presented topics related to the course material. Some of them tackled subjects completely new to them, gained skills they started the semester with no knowledge on, or delved more deeply into a topic they cared for than ever before. These fantastic students were among 300+ undergraduates who participated in Spring Research Day - congratulations to everyone on their excellent achievements!