
ALT PRESIDENT'S POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW IN JUST ENVIRONMENTS We are seeking applications for a President's Postdoctoral Fellow to begin in Fall 2025. This fellow will be considered for a tenure-track line after 1-2 years, assuming they make satisfactory progress. Applications due Nov 1, 2024. PAY: dependent on applicant's field and experience BENEFITS: standard UMN employee options for health insurance, retirement contributions, family leave, etc. MENTOR: you can name any GES faculty as a potential mentor in your research statement, but must list "Bruce Braun" as the acting mentor on your application who will handle all initial applications AREAS OF INTEREST: social and environmental justice, critical environmental studies, political ecology, climate justice, decolonial or postcolonial geographies, Indigenous studies, Black studies, Latinx studies, the political economy of development, and more! Focus on the nexus of environment, society, and justice in any geographic region welcome.

ALT The image is an advertisement for a scientific session at AGU24, titled "EP001: Advances in Floodplain Science and Implications for Riverscape Resilience." The background shows an aerial view of a river meandering through a lush, green floodplain. The session will explore developments in floodplain science and their impact on the resilience of river landscapes. The session is convened by Ryan Morrison, Anna Marshall, and Katherine Lininger. Invited speakers include Dr. Desirée Tullos and Dr. Molly Van Appledorn. The call to action states, "Submit your abstract by July 31." The event will take place in Washington, D.C., from December 9-13, 2024. The AGU24 logo is displayed at the top left corner, with the event's location and dates. The text and images highlight the importance of floodplain science in understanding and managing river systems.


























