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UGA Geography Alumnus Joshua Inwood Appointed AAG Fellow

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Joshua Inwood

UGA Geography Alumnus Joshua Inwood has been appointed as a 2025 American Association of Geographers (AAG) Fellow. Dr. Inwood received his Ph.D. from UGA Geography in 2007 and now works as a Professor of Geography at Penn State University. In a recent press release, the AAG shared the following about Dr. Inwood’s reserach and career:

“Dr. Joshua Inwood’s career has centered on developing theoretical frameworks to study racism, white supremacy, and the legacies of social justice movements while ensuring this research is accessible and impactful to multiple audiences. His work has positioned him as a leading voice in examining white supremacy within the field of geography, illustrating how geographic concepts and practices both perpetuate racial oppression and serve as tools for resistance.

At the core of Dr. Inwood’s scholarship is an exploration of power dynamics in social and political discourse, alongside a commitment to understanding how grassroots resistance movements challenge systems of oppression and demand accountability. Dr. Inwood is widely recognized as one of geography’s most effective advocates and communicators. Through public forums, he demonstrates the critical role of geographic storytelling and perspectives in addressing pressing social issues. A prolific writer, he contributes extensively to both scholarly publications and broader public research platforms, bridging the gap between academia and the wider community.”

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