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Chartered Geographers
There are currently over 400 Chartered Geographers, ranging from academics, teachers, GI Scientists, conservationists, planners, surveyors, environmental and economic consultants, civil servants, military personnel and others. More than 10% of CGeogs are from outside the UK.
New Chartered Geographers
We would like to congratulate and welcome the following people:
- March 2013: Lyndon Baker (Geomorph), Trevor Bateman, Derek Bigwood (GIS), Simon Callaghan (GIS), Peter Cotroneo (GIS), Lee Darwell (Teacher), Richard Flemmings (GIS), Paul Gosling, Paul Hancock, Jenny Harding (GIS), James Hoare, Suzanne McGuiggan, Lynne Merrington (GIS), Janet Neil (Teacher), Martin Parham (Teacher), Jake Sales (GIS), Francis Senyah (GIS), Colin Spiller (GIS), Jeevan Toor and Dyfan Walters
- December 2012: Wendy Campbell (GIS), Alex Curtis (GIS), Graeme Eyre (Teacher), James Foster (Teacher), Nick Garf (GIS), Mike Robertson (GIS), Ming Yu Tang, Jonathan Vann and Peter Wain (GIS)
- October 2012: Dominic Atkinson (Teacher), Ben Hardy, Amy Harris (GIS), Kirstin Hoey (Teacher), Rollo Home (GIS), Matthew Ince (GIS), Owen Kelly, Joseph Morrin (Teacher), Neil Peters, James Playfair (GIS), Jean Smith, Iain Turnbull (GIS), David Wakeford (GIS), Karen White (Geomorph) and Hannah Willcox (Teacher)
Information about current Chartered Geographers
The Society keeps a register of all current Chartered Geographers. This information can be accessed in a number of different formats:
Professional networking
Chartered Geographers can network with each other by joining the CGeog group on LinkedIn.
If you need some more work experience before you are eligible to apply or are currently working on your CGeog application, then you can request to join the working towards Chartered Geographer LinkedIn group to network with others in a similar position.
Events
The next networking evening for Chartered Geographers will be held on 4 November 2013 from 5.30pm at the Society. Please contact the Professional Officer if you wish to attend. |
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