The College of Geographical Sciences of South China Normal University currently has 54 on-the-job faculty members, including professors 14, associate professors 1 1 person, 2 associate researchers, senior engineers 1 person and associate research librarians 1 person. Among the teachers, 27 have obtained doctor's degrees, 4 are studying for doctor's degrees on the job, enjoying the allowance of the State Council government 1 person, 5 are doctoral supervisors, and 2 are key teachers trained by the provincial "Thousand Talents Program". Since 1995, college teachers have successively won the second prize of National Natural Science Award, the second prize of National Science and Technology Progress Award, the second prize and the third prize of Science and Technology Progress Award of Ministry of Education, the first prize of Natural Science of China Academy of Sciences and the first, second and third prizes of Science and Technology Progress Award of China Academy of Sciences. 1 person won the National Excellent Teaching Achievement Award, 3 people won the first and second prizes of the Provincial Excellent Teaching Achievement Award, 1 person won the title of National Excellent Teacher, 2 people won the title of Provincial and Ministerial Advanced Teacher, and 2 people won the title of "Southern Guangdong Excellent Teacher". College teachers have presided over nearly 20 national natural science funds, more than 30 national major basic research "973" projects (research topics), doctoral program fund of the Ministry of Education, "Fok Ying Tung" fund, Guangdong Natural Science Fund, Guangdong scientific and technological key projects, and more than 50 horizontal projects at all levels. More than 40 monographs and textbooks have been published, among which "Physical Geography and Regional Geography of China" is the national planning textbook in the 11th Five-Year Plan. He has published more than 800 papers, many of which have been published in important academic journals at home and abroad, such as International Quaternary, Paleogeography, Climatology, Ecology, Holocene, China Science, Science Bulletin, Geography Magazine and Geology Magazine. , and has been included in world retrieval systems such as SCI and EI. In recent years, the courses taught by Hong Chu, Zhou Shangzhe, Xu,,, Xiao Ling, Wang Wei, Sun Wu, and Zhang Zhengdong cover cultural geography, tourism planning, environmental evolution, urban geography, regional economy, land use and coverage, coastal landforms, plant ecology, urban communities, eco-tourism and nature protection.

At present, there are seven doctoral supervisors in the School of Geographical Sciences, namely, Professor Li Baosheng is currently the director of the Chinese Geographical Society, the deputy director of the Tropical and Subtropical Branch of the Quaternary Research Committee of China, the director of the Geomorphology Research Office of South China Normal University, and the head of the doctoral program of the Department of Physical Geography. Professor Zhou Shangzhe has long been engaged in the research of Quaternary direction of physical geography and geomorphology and postgraduate training. Professor Xu has long been engaged in teaching and scientific research in environmental ecology, phytogeography, forestry ecology, garden ecology, eco-tourism and nature reserve construction. Professor Zhong Wei is mainly engaged in the research of physical geography, geomorphology and Quaternary environmental evolution. Professor Zhou Houyun studies global climate and environmental change. Recently, he mainly engaged in the study of paleoclimate and environmental changes related to karst cave deposits, paying special attention to the significance of trace elements and strontium isotope composition of cave secondary carbonate deposits in the study of paleoclimate and environmental changes. Professor Wang Wei is mainly engaged in the teaching and research of coastal environment in South China. He is currently a member of the Geomorphology Professional Committee of China Geographical Society, deputy secretary-general and executive director of China Advanced Geomorphology Teaching Research Association, member of tropical and subtropical branch of China Quaternary Research Association, and member of tropical and subtropical branch of Guangdong Geological Society. Professor Zhu Gan, member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Vice President of South China Normal University. He is also a member of the Chinese Geographical Society, the Secretary-General of the Tourism Geography Committee of the Chinese Geographical Society, and the Chairman of the 11th Historical, Cultural and Geographical Committee of the Guangdong Geographical Society. Editors of geographical studies, geographical sciences, world geographical studies and travel magazines. Master's tutor of School of Geographical Sciences 13. They are: Name Title Name Title Name Title Professor Wang Wei Associate Professor Luo Shoumei Associate Professor Zhang Jiagong Associate Professor Sun Wu Associate Professor Zhen Jianwei Associate Professor Zhang Zhengdong Associate Professor Xiao Ling Associate Professor Shu Associate Professor 65438 +0, Multi-cycle Climate Fluidization Record of the Last Intermittent Period (SCI), Journal of Geology, English Edition, 2005; First author;

2. Environmental evolution of Ordos Desert in China since1.1ma. Completed independently by Yulin, English version of Geographical Sciences, 15 (1), 2005, the first author;

3. Grain-size characteristics and deposition process of sand dunes in Ejina Oasis since 2500, Journal of Geology, 79( 5), 2005, correspondent;

4. Characteristics of aeolian sand deposition in Ejina Oasis, china environmental science, 25( 5), 2005, EI included publications and correspondent;

5. The last glacial human settlement in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau (SCI), Contemporary Science, 2003, the first author. 1. Research on implementation strategy and effect evaluation of Huangshan practice teaching base in Li Baosheng, Journal of South China Normal University, 2002;

2. Research on the Ways of Deepening the Development of Traditional Dominant Subjects, Wang Wei, Journal of South China Normal University, 2002;

3. Physical Geography (Science Press), August 2002 (provincial level) (participation);