Join us on Friday, November 6, at 11 am, for a geographic information system (GIS) workshop led by Charlie Bettigole, Survival Kit Collective member, Director of Experiential GIS, and Teaching Fellow at Middlebury College, and former Director of the GIS Center for Interdisciplinary Research at Skidmore College.

Please register for the workshop via this Google form. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop to use during this workshop, which is free and open to the public. No experience is required.

About Charlie Bettigole

Charlie Bettigole is a Lecturer and the Director of Applied GIS (Geographic Information Systems) in the Geography Department at Middlebury College. He was previously the Director of GIS at Skidmore. His research and teaching focus on using geospatial science to solve pressing environmental problems. His work ranges from individual land parcels to regional landscapes and the entire continent. While he specializes in landscape and wildlife ecology, his interests also include archaeology, forestry, and the intersection of art/science in visual storytelling. When Bettigole’s not making maps, he can usually be found in the mountains with his family, map in hand.