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MARIANNA PAVLOVSKAYA, Associate
Professor Past President (2005-2007),
Russian, Central Eurasian, and East European (RCEEE) Specialty group of the
Association of the American Geographers |
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E-mail:
mpavlovAThunter.cuny.edu Web page http://www.geo.hunter.cuny.edu/~mpavlov/
Office hours for Spring
2008 T, F 12:25-1:30 |
Office: 1043 HN
Voice: (212) 772-5320 Fax:
(212) 772-5268 Please email for
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Geog 278 Geography of Russia and Central Asia
This course looks into how GIS can be used to critically analyze social power including economic, racial, gender, and cultural inequalities. It will also explore how GIS can be part of imagining social alternatives and creating new social spaces that aspire to social justice. We will examine a number of key GIS analytical techniques and how they can be applied to address the above issues. Hands-on GIS experience will be combined with readings, class discussions, and invited speakers.
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MA
program in Geography, Hunter College
Ph.D program in Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES), CUNY Graduate Center
Russian, Central Eurasian, and East European Specialty group of the AAG
Dissertation topic: Everyday life and social transition: Gender, class, and change in the city of Moscow. , Advisor: Susan Hanson.
Ph.D:
Jess Bier “Economic practices of Arab Americans in
Cris Notaro “The Interfaith Center: The construction and consequence of interfaith space”
MA thesis:
Erin Araujo,
“Polluted Streams: The Political Economy of Potable Water in
Dan Wiley (2007)
“Planning
Ben Mancell
(2006) “Recycling participation disparities in
Valeria Treves (2005) “Towards a law enforcement technologies complex: Situating Compstat in neo-liberal penality.”
Society of Women Geographers award.
Sara Hodges
(2004) “Open space in
Shuster Award for outstanding MA degree thesis,
Society of Women Geographers award.
Naomi Santoni
(2003) “A Geographic Exploration of Primary Health Care Needs and
Services Within the State of
Doug Plumer
(2000) “Thawing the Meatpacking District: Gentrification on
MA exam: Ron Roman, Rob Siwiec (2006), Henry Sirotin (2006), Tim Calabrese (2005, Shuster award)
MA Committee member: Andrea Copeland (2001), Rich Swanson (2002), Dana Reimer (2002), Sam Keiss (2003), Andres DeLeon (2005), Kevin Keenan (2005), Andrew Mallin (2007)
CUNY Honors College Seminar 2
CHC150 The peopling of New York
(Spring 2006, Spring 2008)
GEOGRAPHY OF POST-SOCIALISM (Spring 2005) EES 799.03. Code 66604/ GEOG 705.62 001 code 4030
EES
799.03 After the future: Post-soviet geographies (Fall 2007)
Geog 101 People and their
Environment (Fall 1998, Spring 1999, Fall 1999, Spring 2001, Spring 2003, Fall
2004, Spring 2005, Fall 2006; Spring 2008)
Geog
278 Geography of Russia and Central Asia (Fall 1998, Spring 2000, Fall
2004, Spring 2007)
GTech
385.02/GTech 785.02 GIS Applications in Social geography (Fall 2000, Fall
2001, Fall 2002, Spring 2004, Fall 2006)
Geog 383/709 Special Topics:
Urban Space and Social Problems (Spring 2000)
Geog 708 Geographies of Urban Space (Fall 2003, Spring 2007)
Geog 227 Environmental Conservation: Urban Problems (Spring
1999)
New future course:
GEOG 732.54 Critical GIS, 3 cr/3 hrs. Prereq: Graduate standing and department
permission
This seminar course will critically evaluate GIS technology from
a variety of perspectives, including critical geographic, feminist, and
post-structuralist approaches. The students will be exposed to a wide range of
literature known as “Critical GIS”. This focuses on social
construction of GIS, including the technology itself and the institutional
context, social manipulations of GIS, its contradictions, and possibilities
beyond mainstream approach.
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Pavlovskaya M. “Breaking the silence:
Non-quantitative GIS unearthed.” |
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M. Pavlovskaya Chapter “Methods: Feminist visualization” in International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, eds R. Kitchin & N. Thrift. 4800 words. (Reviewed by editors) |
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M. Pavlovskaya Chapter “Feminism, maps, and GIS” in International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, eds R. Kitchin & N. Thrift. 4000 words. (Reviewed by editors) |
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2007 |
Pavlovskaya, M. and K. St. Martin. “Feminism and GIS: From a missing object to a mapping subject.” Geography Compass, 1 (3): 583-606. Text in pdf. |
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2006 |
M. Pavlovskaya.
"Theorizing with GIS: A tool for critical geographies?" Environment
and Planning A, 38 (11): 2003-2020. Text in pdf. |
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2004 |
M. Pavlovskaya. "Other transitions: Multiple
economies of |
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2002 |
M. Pavlovskaya. "Mapping urban change and changing GIS: Other views of economic restructuring," Gender, place and culture: A journal of feminist geography, V 9 (3): 281 – 289. Issue focused on Feminist Geography and GIS. Text in pdf |
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2001 |
M. Pavlovskaya and S.
Hanson, "Privatization of the Urban Fabric: Gender and Local Geographies
in Downtown |
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1989 |
V.A. Kolosov, M.E. Pavlovskaya, N.V. Petrov and L.V. Smirnyagin, 1989. "The geography of the 1989 elections of Peoples' Deputies of the USSR (preliminary results)", Soviet Geography, 1989, v.30 (8). |
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2005 |
Harvey, Francis, |
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2001 |
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2005 |
Harvey, Francis, |
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Marianna Pavlovskaya, Book
review of Pickles, John, and Adrian Smith, eds. 1998. Theorising
transition: The political economy of post-communist transformation. |
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1993 |
M.E. Pavlovskaya, 1993. Chapter 9 "Lithuania" in V.A. Kolosov, N.V. Petrov and L.V. Smirnyaguin, eds., Vesna 1989 goda: Geografia i Anatomia vyborov ["The Spring of 1989: Geography and Anatomy of elections"], Moscow: Progress. (In Russian) |
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1993 |
V.A. Myachin, M.E. Pavlovskaya and N.V. Petrov, 1993. Chapter 3 "Geographic Aspects of the 1989 Elections" in V.A. Kolosov, N.V. Petrov and L.V. Smirnyaguin, eds., "Vesna 1989 goda: Geografia i Anatomia vyborov" ["Spring 1989: Geography and Anatomy of elections"], Moscow: Progress. (In Russian) |
My research interests
fall into four broad areas of research. The first involves a critical
understanding of the post-socialist economic and social transformation in
Grants |
Research projects |
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2008-2009 |
PSC-CUNY
research award “The invisible community: Creating geographies of Arab
Americans in |
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2006-2007 |
Social Science
Research Council (SSRC) Eurasia Teaching fellowship. "After the Future:
Geography of Post-Socialist |
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2005 |
Competitive Hunter College Research Fellowship Leave (half-year, full-pay) for 2005-2006 academic year |
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2005-2006 |
Principal investigator,
PSC-CUNY Award #: 67606-00 36. Mapping multiple economies of |
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2003-2004 |
Recipient of
the George N. Shuster |
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2003-2004 |
Second Year
Gender Equity Project Sponsorship Grant from |
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2002-current |
Gender Equity
Project Sponsorship Grant from |
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2002-current |
Principal investigator, PSC-CUNY Research Award to supplement funding from HUD-NRC (see below). Amount $4,884 |
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2001-current |
Principal investigator, Urban Scholars Postdoctoral Fellowship for a project "Households, multiple economies, and urban change: A case study of three neighborhoods in New York City," funded by Department of Housing and Urban Development and administered by National Research Council (NRC); amount $55,000. Details. |
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2001-current |
Principle investigator, Pilot project "Open
space equity in |
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2000-2001 |
Fellowship at the Center for Place, Culture, and Politics of the Graduate Center, CUNY. Details. |
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1999-2000 |
Principal investigator, PSC-CUNY Research Award Grant. Dissertation follow-up research project on Moscow, June 1999 - June 2000 ($4,000). Details. |
Tim Calabrese, Jennifer Jeffus, Lynn Seirup, Rich Swanson, Alice Ungaro, Ivette Estrada, Sara Hodges, Kimberly Wolff, Natalia Krasnova, Jackie McKenzie Floredelisa Mota, Trinette Tatomer, Geovanna Pellot, Valeria Treves, Alicia Canary, Yvonne Bravo, Maria Krasnova, Jess Bier, Stefanie Gray
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Multiple economies, gender, class, and urban restructuring in Moscow |
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2008 |
Presenter and organizer, a book panel session Author meets
critics: Rebecca Kay’s “Men in Contemporary Russia: The Fallen
Heroes of Post-soviet Change?” Annual meeting of the Association of the
American Geographers, |
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2008 |
Presenter and organizer, the panel session “Susan
Hanson’s 45 years in geography: Opening new research horizons.”
Annual Meeting of the Association of the American Geographers, |
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2008 |
Presenter in the panel session “Straddling
the Fence II: Theory, Practice, and History in Critical GIS”,
Annual Meeting of the Association of the American Geographers, |
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2007 |
Post-socialist migrants in the |
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2007 |
Presenter and organizer, panel session Post-socialism IX:
The author meets critics: "Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More:
The Last Soviet Generation" by |
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2006 |
“Flexible households in a non-flexible
economy.” Paper presented at the Annual meeting of the Association of
the American Geographers, |
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2005 |
“Households,
Multiple Economies, and Urban Change: A Case Study of Three Neighborhoods in |
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2005 |
Beyond the informal: multiple economies of everyday life.
Paper presentation at Annual Meeting of the Association of the American
Geographers, Denver, CO, |
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2004 |
“Diversifying
the economic space of post-socialism: Multiple economies in the lives of
households and capitalist enterprises.” Presented at the Annual Meeting
of the Association of the American Geographers, |
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2003 |
“Mapping power: Post-privatization urban
restructuring in downtown |
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Mapping the
economic: Which economies matter to |
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2003 |
Sara Hodges (presenter),
Marianna Pavlovskaya, and |
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Using mixed methods to
understand multiple economies and their geographies. Paper presented at the
Annual Meeting of the Association of the American Geographers, |
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2001 |
Mapping post-Soviet urban spaces: Restructuring in
downtown |
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2000 |
Class, gender, and
privatization in |
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2000 |
Mapping urban change and changing GIS: Other views of economic restructuring. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. April 2000 |
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1999 |
Restructuring public and private urban space: Privatization in Moscow. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Honolulu, Hawaii. March 1999 |
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1998 |
Gender and class in the city of Moscow: Restructuring households and urban spaces. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, Massachusetts. March 1998 |
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1997 |
Gender and class in |
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1996 |
New |
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1994 |
Gender and labor in urban
spaces: Social change in the City of |
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2008 |
“Gendered cartographies” Department of Geography, |
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2008 |
Keynote speaker, “Class, Gender, and GIS,” ESRC seminar series on Time-Space
and Life Course, |
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2008 |
“Class, Gender, and GIS” |
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2008 |
“From a missing object to a mapping subject:
Remaking the world with a GIS,” February 12, 2008, |
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2006 |
“Flexible households in a non-flexible economy:
Post-socialist Moscow and neo-liberal |
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“Multiple economies and urban restructuring in |
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2004 |
"From rigid singular economic systems to fluid
multiple economies: Reconstituting socialism and post-socialism."
Research seminar funded by the UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
“Trans-National Issues, Local Concerns: Insights from |
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2002 |
Uncovering unprivileged economies. Invited lecture at Rutgers University, November 8, 2002. |
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1999 |
Invited guest speaker "Other transitions: Gender, class, and urban change in the City of Moscow." Presented at "Gender and Transition" workshop at NYU. March 5, 1999 |
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2008 |
Discussant in the paper session “Russia
and new urban life - policy and conflict,” Annual Meeting of the
Association of the American Geographers, |
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2007 |
Presenter, panel session NSF ADVANCE: Lessons for
Geography Departments, Annual Meeting of the Association of the American
Geographers, |
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2005 |
“Theorizing with GIS: A tool for critical
geographies?” Presented at Department of Geography, |
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2005 |
Presenter, panel session “The Possibility of
Heterodox GIS II: Discussion and Prospects.” Annual Meeting of the
Association of the American Geographers, Denver, CO, |
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2005 |
Presenter, panel session “Women on the Edge.”
Annual Meeting of the Association of the American Geographers, Denver, CO, |
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2005 |
Presenter, panel session “Whither Postcommunist
Studies? 15 Years On - Economy and Environment.” Annual Meeting of the
Association of the American Geographers, Denver, CO, |
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2003 |
Invited participant of the research seminar funded by the
UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) “Trans-National Issues,
Local Concerns: Insights from |
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2001 |
Presenter and organizer, panel session at the 2001 AAG Meeting "Information technologies and society I: GIS and critical geographic research" co-sponsored by Geographic Information Systems, Geographic Perspectives on Women, and Socialist Geography Specialty Groups. |
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2001 |
Presenter, panel session "Ten years after the fall of the USSR VI: Current issues of the geography of transition" (sponsored by Russia, Central Eurasian, and East European Specialty Group). |
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2000 |
Presenter, panel session "Post-Soviet woman and the peripatetic spaces of everyday life" at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. April 2000. |
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1998 |
Presenter, panel session on GIS and social theory, The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, Massachusetts. March 1998 |
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1997 |
Transition and Everyday Life in Russia. Presented at Geography Department at Boca Raton Campus of Florida Atlantic University. November 1997 |
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1997 |
Multi-criteria evaluation and fuzzy sets in GIS. Presented at Geography Department, Moscow State University. Moscow. June 1997 |
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1997 |
New directions in raster GIS analysis (Fuzzy modeling and image classification techniques). Presented at GIS’97 Forum in Moscow. June 1997 |
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1996 |
Spatial analysis techniques with raster GIS. Presented at GIS’96 Forum in Moscow. June 1996 |
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1996 |
New soft classifiers for digital image processing at IDRISI Project. Presented at GIS and Remote Sensing in Environmental Management conference in Moscow. November 1996 |
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1996 |
New research in multi-criteria evaluation and decision making with GIS at IDRISI project. Presented at the IDRISI user conference in Budapest. June 1996 |
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1995 |
Geography and feminism. A workshop at the Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences. Moscow |
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1995 |
Gender and feminism. A lecture for students of the Ecological University. Moscow. |
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2007 |
Organizer, 3 panel sessions honoring “Susan
Hanson’s 45 years in geography.” Annual meeting of the
Association of the American Geographers, Organizer, Book panel Author meets critics: Rebecca Kay’s
“Men in Contemporary Russia: The Fallen Heroes of Post-soviet
Change?” Annual meeting of the Association of the American Geographers,
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2007 |
Organizer and co-organizer, 6 sessions on
Post-socialism, 2 sessions on Flexibility. The Annual meeting of the
Association of the American Geographers, |
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2006 |
Organizer, 9 sessions on
“Post-socialism,” Annual Meeting of the Association of the American
Geographers, |
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2006 |
Co-organizer, 5 sessions
on “Social (re)production and household,” Annual Meeting of the
Association of the American Geographers, |
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2005 |
Organizer, paper session
"Producing femininities and masculinities in post-socialism. Annual
Meeting of the Association of the American Geographers, Denver, CO, |
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2001 |
Organizer, with |
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2000 |
Organizer, two paper sessions at 2001 AAG Meeting: "After the future: Other views of post-Soviet urban space I and II." Co-sponsored by Urban Geography; Russian, Central Eurasian and East European; and Qualitative Methods Specialty Groups. |
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2000 |
Organizer, a panel session at the 2001 AAG Meeting "Information Technologies and Society I: GIS and Critical Geographic Research." Co-sponsored by Geographic Information Systems, Geographic Perspectives on Women, and Socialist Geography Specialty Groups. |
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2005-2007 |
President, Russian,
Central Eurasian, and East European Specialty group of the Association of
American Geographers. |
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2003-2005 |
Vice-president, Russian, Central
Eurasian, and East European Specialty group of the Association of American
Geographers. |
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2001-2003 |
Board member, Russian, Central Eurasian, and East European Specialty group of the Association of American Geographers |
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2000-2003 |
Member, George and Viola Hoffman Award Committee of the AAG that evaluates proposals for funding Master's thesis and Ph.D. dissertation research on Eastern Europe |
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2001-current |
Graduate Director, Department of Geography, |
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2004-current |
Member, Lab committee |
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2000-current |
Library liaison for Department of Geography, |
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1999-current |
Member, Graduate Admissions Committee, MA Program in
Geography, |
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2001-2003 |
Member of the Personnel and Budget Committee, Department
of Geography, |
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2000-2001 |
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2000-2001 |
Alternate member of the Personnel and Budget Committee, Department of Geography, Hunter College |