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Research & Environmentalism

What Hiking Taught Me About Writing the Dissertation

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 ›

Posted on March 14, 2018
Research & Environmentalism

Walking Away from the Green Tunnel Still Singing to Bears

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 ›

Posted on June 22, 2017
Gender & Women's Studies

Hiking Like A Woman, Part II

Last year I wrote about several women who are tough as nails, hiking the Appalachian Trail through rain and pain (read Part I here). This year … Read More ›

Posted on June 16, 2017
Research & Environmentalism

Self-Reliance and Interdependence in the Woods

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 ›

Posted on June 11, 2017
Research & Environmentalism, Sound Studies and Literature

Music as Thinking: Going Back to the Trail with William James

Coming back to New York City after hiking 500 miles in “the green tunnel” of the Appalachian Trail was extremely difficult. I was cranky even at … Read More ›

Posted on November 7, 2016
Gender & Women's Studies, Research & Environmentalism

Hiking Like a Woman

Twenty-five percent of thru-hikers on the Appalachian Trail are women, and, let me tell you, these are hardcore women who take after the Mary Rowlandsons … Read More ›

Posted on July 25, 2016
Research & Environmentalism

“Leave No Trace”: When American Transcendentalism Leads to Wilderness Preservation

Having hiked over 500 miles of the Appalachian Trail this summer, dutifully carrying a copy of Thoreau’s writings with me, there are certain habits I’ve cultivated with … Read More ›

Posted on July 17, 2016
Research & Environmentalism, Sound Studies and Literature

Losing a Wild Soundscape 

Hiking the Appalachian Trail this summer has been a musical experience beyond anything I could have predicted. I’ve now hiked over 300 miles along the … Read More ›

Posted on July 4, 2016
American Literature, Research & Environmentalism

A Week on the Appalachian Trail Reading Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau writes in “Walking,” that every walk is a crusade, and declares sauntering an art. I set out this summer to hike about … Read More ›

Posted on June 15, 2016
Digital Pedagogy

American Survey: Getting Student Input

“…For his simple heart Might not resist the sacred influences, Which, from the stilly twilight of the place, And from the gray old trunks that … Read More ›

Posted on August 5, 2015

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(she/her) Postdoctoral Research Associate at @TLH_CUNY. Environmentalist, Americanist, Feminist, Sound Recorder, Long-Distance Solo Hiker. Opinions are my own.

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6 May

Today's #TeachingMatters workshop features some great books to add to your reading list if you haven't already read them. #TransformCUNY

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6 May

Congratulations!!! What a joyous occasion and beautiful way to celebrate!! https://twitter.com/LatinxVisions/status/1522274745911287811

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Celebrating our new @BaruchBls major and welcoming Dr. Keisha Allan to our department!

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2 May

A collective of 5 @CUNY researchers developed and conducted a survey-based study of how CUNY adjunct and graduate student faculty taught with free of charge materials during the year 2020: https://cuny.manifoldapp.org/projects/the-amount-of-labor-we-do-for-free-and-other-contradictions #phdchat

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30 Apr

This is the truth 👇🏻 https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2022/04/22/burned-out-professor-declares-academic-chapter-11-opinion#.Ym2toblH6Uk.twitter

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27 Apr

Here in the ⁦@UofCalifornia⁩ we’re doing our best to put a stake through the heart of early career letter grading. ⁦@KQED⁩ University of California Departments Consider Ditching Letter-Grade System for New Students | KQED ⁦#ungrading https://www.kqed.org/news/11912248/university-of-california-departments-consider-ditching-letter-grade-system-for-new-students

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