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Immigration Rights and Resources for the Campus Community

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Get Involved

Get involved in Geography through student organizations, research opportunities, and professional resources that connect classroom learning to community, fieldwork, and future careers. Whether you want to build friendships, gain experience, contribute to faculty projects, or explore geography beyond campus, there are many ways to take part.

Department Office: FH 109

Here you will find the main office for the Department of Geography, Environment & Spatial Analysis, including the offices of the Department Chair and the Administrative Support Coordinator. Students visit the office for information about major requirements, course scheduling, faculty office hours, general support, and checking out research and field equipment for classes and projects.

Geospatial Club

The Geospatial Club provides a support network for students interested in geospatial analysis. The club is composed of students from diverse backgrounds and disciplines including environmental science and management, geology, geography, wildlife, and anthropology.

The Institute For Spatial Analysis, Modeling, And Monitoring

The Institute for Spatial Analysis, Mapping, and Modeling (ISAMM) is committed to the advancement and integration of geospatial science across multiple academic disciplines. In working with numerous departments at Humboldt State University (HSU), the Institute fosters a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to geospatial research, and provides real-world solutions to pressing environmental issues.

Internships / Service Learning

Below are some examples of agencies and organizations that have provided internships or service learning to Geography, Environment & Spatial Analysis students. Ask your professors about currently available internship and service learning opportunities.