Geography had a full crop of students doing research this summer. From research into climate, Alaskan fauna, and the value of lands across New York, to the network cable system of Colgate, the students covered a great deal of territory this year. Along with the students doing work with geography faculty, there were concentrators working with the Upstate Institute on deep imaging of the earth and on the virtual Galapagos.
| Student name | Class year | Project title | Faculty name |
| Jannah Zabadi | 2026 | Virtual Galapagos: An Innovative Science Teaching and Outreach Project | Karen Harpp |
| Declan Huddleston | 2026 | State, Local, and City Parks and the Worthless Lands Thesis | William Meyer |
| Sara Tabibian | 2026 | The impacts of storm type and air mass on the oxygen and hydrogen isotopic content winter snow | Adam Burnett |
| Katrina Wright | 2026 | Mapping Arctic Vegetation and Ecosystems Using Imagery from Drones and Satellites | Mike Loranty |
| Ayden Simpson | 2025 | Chenango Greenway Conservancy | Upstate Institute |
| Owen McMorrow | 2026 | Deep Earth Imaging of the Alaskan Subduction Zone | Aubreya Adams |
| Elaine Zhou | 2025 | Investigating Interactions among Beavers and Vegetation during megafire in Alaskan Boreal forests | Mike Loranty |
| Maddox Miller | 2027 | Mapping Arctic Vegetation and Ecosystems Using Imagery from Drones and Satellites | Mike Loranty |
| Matthew Walinski | 2026 | Conduit and Fiber Mapping Project | Myongsun Kong |
| Ernie Nelson | 2025 | A Policy of Elimination: Anti-Trans Legislation in Texas | Teo Ballve |