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GIST at ESRI and AGIC 2026

Shannon Taylor

BS-GIST Grad Shannon Taylor forges path toward service of her ancestral lands

Artists rendition of what Cosmic Explorer would look like

Chris Lukinbeal Awarded $655K NSF Grant for Siting Next-Gen Observatory Site Selection

Arizona Geographic Information Council

3 SGDE Students Win Scholarships!

Brian Cox Fire Chief Denton TX Completes MSGIST

MS-GIST Alumnus Featured in Arizona Online News Story

Sid Harney

MS-GIST Alumnus Sid Harney Starts New Job with ESRI

Mohamed

Mohamed Mohamed, MS-GIST 2018, accepted to MPA program at the Harvard Kennedy School

Dr. Lukinbeal's New Book Establishes the Foundational Frameworks of Film Geography

Jay Park

Jay Park, MSGIST 2025, Promoted to Flight Operator Lead at WorldView

UAGIST will Host the Arizona Geographic Information Council’s Spring Symposium

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