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Julie Morris is a Lecturer at the University of Kansas, affiliated with the departments of Geography, African and African American Studies, and Global and International Studies. She holds a PhD in Geography from the University of Kansas (2021), with a research focus on Sub-Saharan African geography, particularly the Pokot people of western Kenya and eastern Uganda. Her work examines religion, colonial legacies, international networks, and historical trajectories in relation to regional development and sense of place. Dr. Morris prioritizes student engagement with cultural and geographic topics in Sub-Saharan Africa in her teaching.
Education:
- PhD in Geography, University of Kansas, 2021
Research Interests:
Dr. Morris specializes in the socio-cultural dynamics of Sub-Saharan Africa, with a geographic focus on pastoralist communities. Her research integrates historical analysis, colonial impacts, and contemporary international influences to explore how these factors shape regional identities and spatial development. She emphasizes the intersection of religion and colonial history in shaping modern socio-spatial patterns.
Teaching:
Her courses engage students in critical dialogues about cultural geography, colonialism’s legacies, and the lived experiences of African communities. She prioritizes pedagogical approaches that foster cross-cultural understanding and global awareness.
Awards/Grants:
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Labs/Teams:
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