One of the students I advise needed a single credit to graduate and wanted more experience with public data sets and statistics. I had been pondering the Whitehall studies and the health of academics, so we decided to take a
I’m really looking forward to the annual AAA/CASCA 2019 Meeting to be held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in November 2019: Changing Climates: Struggle, Collaboration, and Justice / Changer d’air: Lutte, collaboration et justice. One of the themes, “Collaboration”, highlights
A big part of being a professor is evaluating our productivity and planning for the future, sometimes years into the future. So I thought I would take a look back at 2018 as I plan my goals for 2019. Here
WWU President Randhawa has been engaged with diversity topics on campus and today shared an update. I don’t normally make suggestions in an open forum (I’m more of a “work from the inside” kinda person), but given my personal concern
OMG I WAS IN A SUBMARINE! Well, okay, I toured one. See, my fiancé, Dr. Heather Fullerton (Department of Biology, College of Charleston) recently went on a science expedition to the Eastern Pacific Rise as part of the NSF-UNOLS Chief