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Sarah Scarlett Defends Dissertation

11/24/2014

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On Monday, November 24th, BLC PhD candidate Sarah Fayen Scarlett successfully defended her dissertation entitled, Everyone’s an Outsider: Architecture, Landscape, and Class in Michigan’s Copper Country.

Congratulations, Sarah!
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Caitlin Moriarty Defends Dissertation

11/21/2014

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On Friday, November 21st, BLC PhD candidate Caitlin B. Moriarty successfully defended her dissertation entitled, Shifting Views of the West Side: Urban Development, Commercial Strategies, Collective Memory, and Productions of Neighborhood in Postwar Buffalo, New York. 

Congratulations, Caitlin!
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Call for Papers: Landscape, Space and Place at IU

11/11/2014

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9th Annual Landscape, Space, and Place Conference
Indiana University - Bloomington, Indiana
February 26-28th 2015

Indiana University's Department of Geography and Landscape Studies Program are hosting their 9th annual Landscape, Space, and Place (LSP) Conference. To reflect the increased focus on spatiality as a vital lens, graduate students and faculty from all disciplines are invited to participate by presenting work that foregrounds issues of landscape, space, and place on a multitude of subjects. In addition to paper sessions, there will also be a landscape architecture poster and model session. Via these various formats, we strive to create a dynamic, interactive atmosphere in which to foster discussion and academic growth.

We invite performances, creative/interactive presentations, etc. Abstracts of approximately 250 words are due January 18, 2015. Please email questions and abstract submissions to IUlandscapeconference@gmail.com. 
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