summer 2021
I am thrilled to have been given permission to develop a new geography class!
GEOG 393 Geographies of Climate Justice
To be taught online, asynchronously, through UWW in summer 2021, and open to all. Registration details can be found here.
GEOG 393 Geographies of Climate Justice
To be taught online, asynchronously, through UWW in summer 2021, and open to all. Registration details can be found here.
Spring 2021
Diversity Inclusion Pedagogy
Geosciences 595P
Mondays at 11:15am via Zoom
Geosciences 595P
Mondays at 11:15am via Zoom
Fall 2020
Climate Change: It's a Hot Mess
Nat Sci 191CNS70 at UMass Amherst, 2 sections held via Zoom
Human activity is causing the climate of our planet to change at an unprecedented rate. With all of the information available these days from a variety of sources it can be challenging to cut through the noise and get to the actual science. How do we know what is causing climate change, how does the current situation differ from the past, and what is going to happen in the future? This course will empower you with the answers to these questions by discussing the latest climate research, looking critically at climate coverage in the media, and investigating the tools scientists use to learn about the world around us. Throughout the course we will also look at the human dimensions of climate change by discussing the ways politics, economics, and social justice intersect with a changing climate and how all of these factors combine to impact our lives.
Diversity Inclusion Pedagogy
Geosciences 595P
Mondays at 11:15am via Zoom
Nat Sci 191CNS70 at UMass Amherst, 2 sections held via Zoom
Human activity is causing the climate of our planet to change at an unprecedented rate. With all of the information available these days from a variety of sources it can be challenging to cut through the noise and get to the actual science. How do we know what is causing climate change, how does the current situation differ from the past, and what is going to happen in the future? This course will empower you with the answers to these questions by discussing the latest climate research, looking critically at climate coverage in the media, and investigating the tools scientists use to learn about the world around us. Throughout the course we will also look at the human dimensions of climate change by discussing the ways politics, economics, and social justice intersect with a changing climate and how all of these factors combine to impact our lives.
Diversity Inclusion Pedagogy
Geosciences 595P
Mondays at 11:15am via Zoom
Fall 2019
Climate Change: it's a Hot Mess
Nat Sci 191CNS70 at UMass Amherst
Human activity is causing the climate of our planet to change at an unprecedented rate. With all of the information available these days from a variety of sources it can be challenging to cut through the noise and get to the actual science. How do we know what is causing climate change, how does the current situation differ from the past, and what is going to happen in the future? This course will empower you with the answers to these questions by discussing the latest climate research, looking critically at climate coverage in the media, and investigating the tools scientists use to learn about the world around us. Throughout the course we will also look at the human dimensions of climate change by discussing the ways politics, economics, and social justice intersect with a changing climate and how all of these factors combine to impact our lives.
3 sections:
Th 11:30AM - 12:20PM Morrill Sci. Ctr. (IV) rm S159
Th 1:00PM - 1:50PM Morrill Sci. Ctr. (II) rm 245
Th 2:30PM - 3:20PM Morrill Sci. Ctr. (II) rm 245
Diversity Inclusion Pedagogy
Geosciences 595P
For public lectures and workshops please check the outreach page here.
Nat Sci 191CNS70 at UMass Amherst
Human activity is causing the climate of our planet to change at an unprecedented rate. With all of the information available these days from a variety of sources it can be challenging to cut through the noise and get to the actual science. How do we know what is causing climate change, how does the current situation differ from the past, and what is going to happen in the future? This course will empower you with the answers to these questions by discussing the latest climate research, looking critically at climate coverage in the media, and investigating the tools scientists use to learn about the world around us. Throughout the course we will also look at the human dimensions of climate change by discussing the ways politics, economics, and social justice intersect with a changing climate and how all of these factors combine to impact our lives.
3 sections:
Th 11:30AM - 12:20PM Morrill Sci. Ctr. (IV) rm S159
Th 1:00PM - 1:50PM Morrill Sci. Ctr. (II) rm 245
Th 2:30PM - 3:20PM Morrill Sci. Ctr. (II) rm 245
Diversity Inclusion Pedagogy
Geosciences 595P
For public lectures and workshops please check the outreach page here.
fall 2018
Climate Change: It's a Hot Mess
Human activity is causing our planet's climate to change at an unprecedented rate. With all of the information available these days from a variety of sources it can be challenging to cut through the noise and get to the actual science. How do we know what is causing climate change, how does the current situation differ from the past, and what is going to happen in the future? This course will empower you with the answers to these questions by discussing the latest climate research, looking critically at climate coverage in the media, and investigating the tools scientists use to learn about the world around us.
NATSCI 191CNS70 at UMass Amherst
Section 1- Monday 1:25-2:15 pm in Morrill Sci. Ctr. (I) rm N349
Section 2- Monday 2:30-3:20 pm in Morrill Sci. Ctr. (I) rm N349
Human activity is causing our planet's climate to change at an unprecedented rate. With all of the information available these days from a variety of sources it can be challenging to cut through the noise and get to the actual science. How do we know what is causing climate change, how does the current situation differ from the past, and what is going to happen in the future? This course will empower you with the answers to these questions by discussing the latest climate research, looking critically at climate coverage in the media, and investigating the tools scientists use to learn about the world around us.
NATSCI 191CNS70 at UMass Amherst
Section 1- Monday 1:25-2:15 pm in Morrill Sci. Ctr. (I) rm N349
Section 2- Monday 2:30-3:20 pm in Morrill Sci. Ctr. (I) rm N349