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Environmental Studies Alumni Interviews New Graduate On Connection and Place in the Ozarks
Environmental Studies alumni Kelly Johnson just posted a marvelous interview she did with Samantha Hutchinson, a new Environmental Studies graduate whose thesis centered on place and community in the Ozarks. Samatha’s bioregional website for the Ozarks, Catawba Bean, focused on … Continue reading
Origins, Land, Body & Poetic Power of Language: Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg on Place
Caryn’s talk on the place panel from the February residency Wind, trees, fields, horizons, light retracting or returning: I’ve always felt most alive in relation to place, whether the front stoop in front of a Brooklyn triplex 45 years ago, … Continue reading
Finding Our Way Back Home: A Talk by Faculty Susan Pearson
I’d like to speak about participatory epistemology and place, ways of knowing the place we’re in, whatever place we’re in. Like many of the stories I have been hearing of your childhood experiences of place, when I was a child, … Continue reading
Place in Vibrant and Vulnerable Times: An Interdisciplinary Conversation
Sonja Swift’s talk on place she gave as part of the Place panel at the February residency: In speaking of place it feels appropriate, if not essential, to introduce myself within the context of the place I am from: my … Continue reading
A Story of the Moments
The place on the shore where I sit to daydream centers on one of many large rocks. It’s not likely to catch the eye of a passing boater. But with its sheltering white pines, the granite ledge I climb down … Continue reading
Place: Autonomy and Belonging
“When I hear ‘Place’ as a concept, my mind processes it on the macro level. It might be an awkward suggestion, because of its reduction to rhyme, but I see Place as a collection of spaces; of microcosms within the larger … Continue reading
Graduating Student Presentations at the 2013 Residency
Health Arts & Sciences Grad Presentations: A Peace of Maine–Multi-generational Community Retreat Center, with HAS graduating student Jill Smith. The goal of this presentation is to share how I am developing a multi-generational community retreat center. The center will integrate … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Coaching, Community Building, Creativity & Imagination, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Environmental, Sustainability & Place Studies, Feminism, Women's & Gender Studies, Fine Arts, Health Arts & Sciences, Identity, journal-Writing, Nutrition, Sustainability, Sustainable Businesses and Communities, Uncategorized, Yoga
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Thoreau, Twitter, Dust, Soul, Language, Sustainability, Imagination, and the Chestnut Trade: Workshops About Place at the Feb. 2013 Residency
Place: An Interdisciplinary Conversation for our Vibrant and Vulnerable Times, with faculty members Susan Pearson, Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Ralph Lutts, and returning students Josh Pollock & Sonja Swift. Join students and faculty from various programs and perspectives as we wander through … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Community Building, Consciousness Studies/Transpersonal Psychology, Creativity & Imagination, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Deep Ecology & Bioregionalism, Embodiment Studies & Body Image, Environmental, Sustainability & Place Studies, Faculty, History & Political Science
Tagged Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Ellie Epp, Francis Charet, James Sparrell, Josh Pollock, Karen Campbell, Ralph Lutts, Sarah Bobrow-Williams, Sonja Swift, Susan Pearson
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Spring 2013 Residency Theme is Place
The theme for the Spring 2013 HAS/IMA/SBC residency is “Place.” Words and images in the residency schedule, and posted throughout campus and on our Worlds of Change blog reflect the myriad ways that HAS, IMA, and SBC students and faculty … Continue reading
