- $425 RAISED OF $5,000 GOAL
- 6 DONORS
HONOR ROLL
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Elise Stein $75.00
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David Jones $100.00
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Emily Samuelson $50.00
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Diane Huhn $100.00
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Wallace Elton $50.00
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Jennifer Osborne $50.00
Geography Awareness Week: Support our Spartan Geographers
At the Michigan State University Department of Geography, Environment and Spatial Sciences, we are dedicated to understanding our planet’s most pressing challenges and finding innovative solutions to meet our ever-changing needs. Spartan geographers advance knowledge about people and the environment right here in Michigan and across the Earth at scales ranging from your neighborhood to the entire planet. We use and teach cutting-edge approaches, including drones, satellite remote sensing, geographic information systems, and spatial data analytics.
Your Support Will Make a Big Difference
Your support will impact our ability to recruit, train, and support the next generation of geographers, environmental stewards, and spatial scientists. A gift to the Geography at MSU Fund will give our students the opportunity to learn how geographical knowledge can be applied toward solving our most pressing problems.
Donations to the Geography at MSU Fund enable us to meet the wide variety of needs our students and department experience. These needs span the gamut from helping fund student field experiences and attending professional events to helping us maintain our cutting-edge technology and facilities and providing emergency assistance to students when the unexpected arises.
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By donating to the Geography at MSU Fund, you are joining our mission to help students make their mark on the world and help find important solutions to many of the world’s biggest challenges. We all need to work together across boundaries and borders to ensure that everyone, everywhere, experiences healthier communities, a livable climate, and a stronger, more equitable future.
Who We Are
The Department of Geography, Environment and Spatial Sciences is one of 14 degree-granting programs in the College of Social Science. The Department has over 30 faculty, 70 graduate students, 80 undergraduate majors, and 180 undergraduate minors. Faculty and student research centers on such topics as people-environment relationships, climate, geographic information science, soils-geomorphology, urban structure, and global change. The spatial extent of these research interests ranges from local to global in such places as Kenya, Brazil, the Great Lakes, China, and Michigan.
Make a Gift by Mail:
University Advancement
Spartan Way
535 Chestnut Road, Room 300
East Lansing, MI 48824
*Make check payable to Michigan State University and write “Appeal 24OOPCF1GTGEOW” in the note section.