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Report of the Seventy-Seventh Annual Meeting: Tucson, Arizona, September 24–27, 2014

The 77th annual meeting of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers was held on the campus of The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, from September 24 to 27, 2014. Paper sessions were held in the Tucson Marriott University Park Hotel, a block away from the University of Arizona’s Main Gate and just north of the new streetcar line that leads from campus to downtown Tucson. The Opening Night Reception was held in the Hall of Champions; the President’s Reception and Mexican Fiesta Dinner and Night at the Museum took place in the Arizona Historical Society’s Museum; and the Awards Banquet was in The University of Arizona’s Student Memorial Center. Though the Autumnal Equinox occurred a day before the conference, visitors were bathed in 98°F heat upon arrival. One hundred ninety-five people registered for the meeting. Attendees came from most of the states in the APCG region and included substantial contingents from The University of Arizona; Arizona State University; Portland State University; the University of Nevada, Reno; San Diego State University; Idaho State University; and several of the institutions in the California State system. Geographers from outside the region attended as well, coming from as far away as Korea and Germany. The Association of American Geographers’ President Mona Domosh (Dartmouth University) was also in attendance. The meeting opened with a reception held at The University of Arizona’s Hall of Champions, an Athletics museum attached to McKale Memorial Center (basketball arena), which highlights the University’s heritage and traditions. Attendees were welcomed by APCG Vice President Chris Lukinbeal and The University of Arizona administrators Vincent Del Casino (professor of geography and vice provost for Digital Learning & Student Engagement, and associate vice president for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management); John Paul Jones III (professor of geography and dean, College of Social and Behavioral Sci-