[GEOG MAJORS] Reminder about Reminders: Registration for GEOG in Autumn 2024!

[UW Geography Advising via geogu-l]

Hello again Geographers,

Just before AUT 2024 registration begins tomorrow, we have one more special topics class to share with you all! Please find the complete list below and flyers attached, too:

  1.  GEOG 295 "Geographies of Everyday Life."<https://geography.washington.edu/courses/2024/autumn/geog/295/a> Explores the spaces, places and social relations of people's everyday life. Geographical relations shape where people live, work and play; as well as the streets they regularly move along and the buildings that mark their daily paths and routines. Focusing on geographies of everyday life also provides a way to trace connections between the local and broader processes, practices and relations of power, such as government policy and economic globalization. This class equips students with the tools to comprehend and analyze the socio-spatial context of everyday life in all its multiscalar complexities.
  2.  GEOG 395 B "Indigenous Literature and the Environment."<https://geography.washington.edu/courses/2024/autumn/geog/395/b> Engages with a variety of authors and literary forms, as well as critical perspectives including ecocriticism and Indigenous Environmental Studies. Examines how Indigenous ways of knowing the environment remain relevant and impactful today. A&H, SSc, DIV.
  3.  GEOG 495 A "Cli-Fi and Science Communication."<https://geography.washington.edu/courses/2024/autumn/geog/495/a> Climate Fiction, also known as "cli-fi," is a relatively new and rapidly expanding media movement in which creators imagine how our world is responding to the effects of climate change. This course will examine different forms of cli-fi media, critically evaluating them as a method of communicating climate science to a broader audience. We will also examine cli-fi media as socio-political artifacts in their own right, through which various actors seek to envision alternate futures, politics, and imaginaries. We will read and analyze numerous cli-fi artifacts and texts including fiction, film, critical geographic analysis, physical science research, urban planning documents, environmental policies, and more. Students will develop tools for cross-disciplinary thinking and analysis. Throughout the course, students will work on producing their own form of speculative storytelling, through which they will communicate key physical and social science research from the class.

Please review the rest of this email thread for additional reminders! As always, please don't hesitate to contact us with your questions at geogadv at uw.edu<mailto:geogadv at uw.edu>!

Geography Undergraduate Advising<https://geography.washington.edu/advising>
Emily Uematsu & Nell Gross
geogadv at uw.edu<mailto:geogadv at uw.edu>
Smith Hall 415
1911 Skagit Lane, Seattle, WA 98195-3550
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From: UW Geography Advising
Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2024 2:44 PM
To: geogu-l at u.washington.edu
Subject: Geography Registration Reminders for Autumn 2024!

Greetings Geographers,

Registration for AUT 2024 is coming up soon! To get ready, please check out the Office of the University Registrar's registration resources<https://registrar.washington.edu/registration/resources/>, and below we've included some reminders about autumn quarter geography classes. But first, please know there are many resources available to help you take care of your health & wellbeing this spring:

  *   We have a page on our website dedicated to critical resources both on- & off campus<https://geography.washington.edu/critical-resources>.
  *   Check in with Disability Resources for Students<http://depts.washington.edu/uwdrs/> (DRS) as needed.
  *   Academic Support Programs<http://www.academicsupport.washington.edu/study-skills/> (ASP) provides support for students where you can:
     *   Meet with a CLUE tutor through drop-in tutoring or scheduled appointments<http://www.academicsupport.washington.edu/clue/>
     *   Stop by an exam review<https://events.uaa.uw.edu/view/2> led by CLUE tutors
     *   Meet with an Academic Success Coach through drop-in coaching or scheduled appointments<http://www.academicsupport.washington.edu/academic-success-coach/>
     *   Come to a study skills workshop<http://www.academicsupport.washington.edu/study-skills/study-skills-workshops/> led by Academic Success Coaches
  *   Reach out for Mental Health Care<https://wellbeing.uw.edu/topic/mental-health/> anytime!
  *   Join us for geography skill-building workshops<https://geography.washington.edu/calendar?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D173749069> on Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 PM, in Smith Hall!
  *   Please also remember the Odegaard Writing and Research Center (OWRC)<http://www.lib.washington.edu/ougl/owrc> is available for writing support.

With just a few days before Registration Period I begins for AUT 2024<https://www.washington.edu/students/reg/2425cal.html#Q5>, please note the following to help you plan for registration:

  1.  AUT 2024 courses are available to view in MyPlan<http://myplan.uw.edu> and on the Department of Geography website<https://geography.washington.edu/courses/2024/autumn/all>.
  2.  Among the many great GEOG classes available next quarter, we also have 2 special topics classes:
     *   GEOG 295 "Geographies of Everyday Life."<https://geography.washington.edu/courses/2024/autumn/geog/295/a> Explores the spaces, places and social relations of people's everyday life. Geographical relations shape where people live, work and play; as well as the streets they regularly move along and the buildings that mark their daily paths and routines. Focusing on geographies of everyday life also provides a way to trace connections between the local and broader processes, practices and relations of power, such as government policy and economic globalization. This class equips students with the tools to comprehend and analyze the socio-spatial context of everyday life in all its multiscalar complexities.
     *   GEOG 395 B "Indigenous Literature and the Environment."<https://geography.washington.edu/courses/2024/autumn/geog/395/b> Engages with a variety of authors and literary forms, as well as critical perspectives including ecocriticism and Indigenous Environmental Studies. Examines how Indigenous ways of knowing the environment remain relevant and impactful today. A&H, SSc, DIV.
  3.  Please always review all section notes available on the course details page in MyPlan. Sometimes that means you must click the link for the SLN in order to find all of the section notes. These include important information about the schedule, registration restrictions, prerequisites, and more!
  4.  Please visit our Geography Advising webpage<https://geography.washington.edu/advising> if you'd like to make an appointment to plan your summer and/or autumn quarter schedule. You are welcome to visit virtual Drop-In Advising<https://geography.washington.edu/advising> for quick questions & concerns on Mondays, 11:00-1:00, via Zoom. We've also created a Degree Planning guide<https://geography.washington.edu/degree-planning> to help you plan courses to complete your geography major.

As always, please don't hesitate to contact us at geogadv at uw.edu<mailto:geogadv at uw.edu>!

Geography Undergraduate Advising<https://geography.washington.edu/advising>
Emily Uematsu & Nell Gross
geogadv at uw.edu<mailto:geogadv at uw.edu>
Smith Hall 415
1911 Skagit Lane, Seattle, WA 98195-3550
Request an Advising Appointment<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/UniversityofWashingtonDepartmentofGeographyAdvising@cloud.washington.edu/bookings/__;!!K-Hz7m0Vt54!hYbX84n2aU8gGV_5asBJ_6gl4RXT96lSZuwcehgC4nwWzuu3VQvKQNvnd63x2euvpjS4qrVltFDibA$>

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April 26, 2024




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