Geographic Information Science News
Recent News Stories
10 high-paying majors you may not know about
Read “10 high-paying majors you may not know about”Some lesser-known areas of study, like criminal justice or computer science, are great majors that can provide fulfilling and successful careers.
Past News Stories
- The Bridge: Kudos
GIS, geoscience, and computer science faculty and students receive funding for collaborative project
Carthage Faculty Innovation Grants has funded a collaborative project by geographic information science, geoscience, and computer science faculty and students.Read “GIS, geoscience, and computer science faculty and students receive funding for collaborative project” - The Bridge: Campus News,The Bridge: News for Faculty & Staff,The Bridge: News for Students
Hired Before Graduation: 2023 Carthage graduates share their plans
Meet members of the Class of 2023 who were hired for full-time positions or accepted to graduate school.Read “Hired Before Graduation: 2023 Carthage graduates share their plans” - The Bridge: News for Students
Check out 2024 J-Term study tours!
Check out the list of 2024 J-Term study tours! Get ready to travel across the country to New York or across the ocean to Europe!Read “Check out 2024 J-Term study tours!” - The Bridge: Kudos
Grace Condit ’23 awarded Wisconsin Land Information Association Scholarship
Read “Grace Condit ’23 awarded Wisconsin Land Information Association Scholarship”Grace Condit ’23, a geographic information science (GIS) and environmental science double major, won the Wisconsin Land Information Association’s Damon Anderson Memorial Scholarship.
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Economics grad attributes early success to Carthage ‘toolkit’
Troy Durie ’18 is a senior data scientist in economic and market intelligence at Grainger.Read “Economics grad attributes early success to Carthage ‘toolkit’” - The Bridge: Kudos
Geospatial Science Department and Facilities Management work together on campus inventory and mapping project
Read “Geospatial Science Department and Facilities Management work together on campus inventory and mapping project”Applied projects partnered with on-campus “clients” offer valuable hands-on experiences for GIS students while meeting internal needs such as physical asset inventory, mapping, and information sharing in a convenient, efficient, and cost-effective way.
