Samantha Thompson (she/her/hers)

Samantha

Thompson

she/her/hers

Graduate Student

spthomps@uw.edu

Personal Website

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Fields of Interest

• Cities
• Community
• Critical Theory
• Feminism and Feminist Theory
• Housing
• Politics
• Public Scholarship
• Race and Ethnicity
• Research Methods
• Urban Studies

• Social Inequalities
• Care Work
• Tenants' Experiences of Housing

Background and Experience

Summary

M.A., Geography, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver BC, 2018

B.A., History, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver BC, 2016

Certificate in Urban Studies, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver BC, 2016

Professional Affiliations: 

American Association of Geographers, Canadian Association of Geographers, Place + Space Collective

Courses Taught

Spring 2021

• GEOG 315 AA: Explanation and Understanding in Geography
• GEOG 315 AB: Explanation and Understanding in Geography

Winter 2021

• GEOG 271 A: Geography of Food and Eating

Autumn 2020

• GEOG 375 A: Geopolitics

Spring 2020

• GEOG 315 AC: Explanation and Understanding in Geography
• GEOG 315 AD: Explanation and Understanding in Geography

Winter 2020

• GEOG 335 AA: Geography of the Developing World
• GEOG 335 AB: Geography of the Developing World
• GEOG 335 AC: Geography of the Developing World

Autumn 2019

• GEOG 315 AC: Explanation and Understanding in Geography
• GEOG 315 AD: Explanation and Understanding in Geography

Spring 2019

• GEOG 277 AA: Geography of Cities
• GEOG 277 AB: Geography of Cities
• GEOG 277 AC: Geography of Cities

Winter 2019

• GEOG 280 AA: Introduction to the Geography of Health and Healthcare
• GEOG 280 AB: Introduction to the Geography of Health and Healthcare
• GEOG 280 AC: Introduction to the Geography of Health and Healthcare

Autumn 2018

• GEOG 230 AD: Geographies of Global Inequality
• GEOG 230 AE: Geographies of Global Inequality
• GEOG 230 AF: Geographies of Global Inequality

Related News

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