Fwd: Geo2050: You Might Have The Chance To Discover Secret Pokémon GO Locations

[John Scott]

Great geo conference 

On October 27, 2017 at 11:56:46 AM, American Geographical Society (a...@americangeo.org) wrote:

Register for Geography 2050: The Future of Mobility! View this email in your browser Facebook Us Tweet Us Visit Us Less than 3 Weeks left to receive discounted rates for  Geography 2050: The Future of Mobility REGISTER NOW! You Might Have The Chance To Discover Secret Pokémon GO locations   We can't make any promises but, you can ask Creator of Pokémon GO, Mr. John Hanke, Chief Executive Officer of Niantic Inc. (also the creator of Pokémon GO) and one of the creators of Google Maps, Mr. Brian McClendon, Concerned Citizen of Kansas State University, will be speaking at Geography 2050 on Friday, November 17th. This special session will be moderated by Dr. Joshua Campbell, AGS Councilor and Chief Executive Officer of Sand Hill Geographic.    Join us and bring your mobility questions! Mr. John Hanke  Chief Executive Officer, Niantic Inc. Mr. Brian McClendon Concerned Citizen, Kansas State University Don't be left out in the cold...hotel rooms are booking up fast! Act now and secure your room at a preferred rate at any of these 3 hotels. ALOFT    NYLO    PARK ROYAL Mobility FunFact Opened June 2011, the Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge is the world's longest bridge at 102.4 miles. The bridge is part of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway. See on Twitter @Geography2050. A Special Thank You to Our Partners and Sponsors... To learn about sponsorship opportunities click here Forward Tweet Share There are numerous benefits to becoming an affiliate of AGS, from access to renowned publications, symposiums and other events, to student scholarships and internships; there is something for anyone interested in geography. By joining AGS, you become a part of the oldest not-for-profit Geographical Society in the United States, dedicated to the advancement and integration of geography into our everyday lives. Get involved as a... Scholar-Intern AGS is seeking interns for the Spring 2017 semester. Join us in our Brooklyn Heights headquarters, and be rewarded with a monetary scholarship!  Affiliate We offer vast options to join the AGS as a member ... explore how to join as a student, and receive benefits such as a waiver of fees when publishing in the Geographical Review, access to fellowship grants, and more, or join us as a Fellow, and be a part of a group of committed geography professionals and enthusiasts who care about the world as we will see it in 2050.  Collaborator Do you have an opportunity to get involved in your community with Geography? Do you want to create your own Geobadge? Contact a...@americangeo.org and share your ideas with us and let's find a way to work together! Copyright © 2016 American Geographical Society, All rights reserved. We send community updates to those in the worldwide Geography community. Our mailing address is: American Geographical Society 32 Court Street Suite 201 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list