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AAG Conference Registration Award
AAG Conference Registration Award
2023 Manan Sarupria, University of Delaware
2022 Morgan L. Rogers, University of California, Los Angeles
2021 Joshua Z. Merced, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
AAG Membership Award
AAG Membership Award
2022 Wei Chen, Iowa State University
2021 Desiree Valadares, University of California, Berkeley
Student Presentation Competition
Student Presentation Competition
2021 First Place: Sanober Mirza, University of Montana
Runner-up: Key MacFarlane, University of California - Santa Cruz
2019 First Place: Ryan Good, University of Florida
Runner-up: Yang Liu, University of Alabama
2018 First Place: Rachel Lamb, University of Maryland
Runner-up: Sean Pries, University of California-Davis
2017 Best Student Presentation Award: Marie Louise Ryan, Penn State University
2016 Best Student Presentation Award: Yinan He, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Student Short Paper Competition Award: Mark Rhodes, Kent State University
Photography Competition
Photography Competition
Congratulations to Zehra Mahdi, a PhD Candidate from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India, & a Fulbright Scholar at Rutgers University, for winning First Place in the competition for this photo, "Going to School."
A father rows his three children in a traditional wooden boat across the Umngot River on their way to school from Shnongpdeng village in Meghalaya, India. The Umngot River, known for being one of the clearest rivers in India, appears turquoise when seen from above and crystal clear up close.This photo is not to be distributed, edited, or reused for any purpose without permission.
Congratulations to Kwang-il Yoo, a Graduate Research Assistant with the Department of Geography at Kent State University, for winning Runner-up for this photo, "A Patchwork of Winter Agriculture Field in Great Plains."
On March 26, 2023, while flying from Denver, CO, to Lincoln, NE, after the 2023 AAG Annual Meeting, this striking view of snow-powdered farmlands was captured. The image highlights the grid-like patterns of the agricultural landscape, presenting human impact on the Great Plains and illustrating how land use has transformed our land.This photo is not to be distributed, edited, or reused for any purpose without permission.
Congratulations to Abinash Silwal from the University of Kansas, for winning People's Choice for this photo, "The Pristine Waters of Himalayas."
Phoksundo Lake, nestled at 11,849 feet in the remote Dolpa region of Nepal, is a turquoise masterpiece framed by dense forests, soaring alpine meadows, and snow-capped peaks. This image captures the spatial organization of a natural landscape, where vertical zonation showcases the interplay of ecosystems transitioning with altitude. From the forested valleys to the icy mountain tops, the lake serves as a focal point of landscape ecology and biogeography, highlighting the interconnectedness of water bodies, vegetation, and topography in shaping regional geography. This photo is not to be distributed, edited, or reused for any purpose without permission.
2024 First Place of Photography Competition: Botao Zhao, Yale University
Runner-up: Jiyoung Lee, Louisiana State University
People's Choice: Kylie Poon, University of California, Los Angeles
2023 First Place of Photography Competition: María Ruiz de Gopegui Aramburu, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Runner-up: Archana Singh, University of Delhi
People's Choice: Rabindra Parajuli, Florida Atlantic University
2022 First Place of Photography Competition: Mitchell Synder, UC Davis
Runner-up: Wellington Romão Oliveira, Universidade Federal do Ceará
People's Choice: Wellington Romão Oliveira, Universidade Federal do Ceará
2021 First Place of Photography Competition: Preston Welker, University of Calgary
Runner-up: Pankaj Bajracharya, University of North Carolina Greensboro
2019 First Place of Photography Competition: RJ Rowley, Illinois State University
Runner-up: Adam Hasan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2018 First Place: Savannah Collins-Key, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Runner-up: Abel Ayon, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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