A glimpse into my current archival research Henry David Thoreau looked out to the bay from the east shore of Staten Island in 1843 and … Read More ›
Category: Research & Environmentalism
Wednesday, June 16 @ 3:00 PM (EST) Registration is now closed. Margaret Fuller famously asserted that there is “no essential difference” between men and women. … Read More ›
Last month, the Ralph Waldo Emerson Society published my blog post in “The Transparent Eyeball” series. The post is about Emerson’s use of the wrestling … Read More ›
[Originally posted on futuresinitiative.org on October 14, 2018] During a recent business meeting at the Futures Initiative, we spent 15-20 minutes sharing strategies for time … Read More ›
After hiking 1,000+ miles of the Appalachian Trail (from the Smokies of North Carolina to the corn fields of Pennsylvania), I finally allowed myself the … Read More ›
In a previous post, I talked about using Gantt Charts to map out dissertation timelines and estimate how long it will take you to meet … Read More ›
It’s March and it’s snowing on top of the springtime buds (because March) and I’m getting that familiar itch telling me that it’s time to … Read More ›
When I hit 500 miles last year I knew it’d be my last night on the trail if the next day was beautiful. I spotted … Read More ›
I’m 700 miles into the Appalachian Trail (you can catch up on the journey here, here and here), and this year I’ve found some truly wonderful friends that have … Read More ›
In the first week of May, a Walden park ranger confirmed over the phone that the birds had arrived and there were leaves on the … Read More ›
