Clancy Wilmott

Clancy Wilmott is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, with office located at 551 McCone Hall. Their research focuses on critical examinations of space, mapping technologies, and cultural representations, with teaching responsibilities including undergraduate courses on geospatial technologies and power dynamics.

Research Interests:
Their work spans critical cartography, media geographies, and the sociopolitical dimensions of spatial data, with emphasis on cultural memory, landscape interpretation, and digital experiences. Specific domains include the politics of representation, textuality-visuality relationships, and lived digital environments.

Courses Taught:

• GEOG 10AC: Worldings: Regions, Peoples and States
• GEOG 80: An Introduction to Geospatial Technologies: Mapping, Space and Power
• GEOG 85: Mapping: Space, Cartography and Power