I am done now (for now). I finished the third draft of my thesis. Maybe there will be others, I don’t know yet. I’d like to keep working on it. There’s a lot more to do. But for now, I am done. I tried to end on a high note. I feel like it was the […]

It’s funny that I would be excited about being asked to write a blog post because all I do is write blog posts, but I am! Here’s what happened: At Festival of Scholars last Friday I, along with every other senior environmental studies major and a bunch of other researchers, presented posters at a two […]

I am very excited to have been awarded honors. To me, it means that a group of academics that I really respect and admire believe that I have worked hard to achieve a goal that I set for myself. But, even while I am excited to be part of it, I feel that there is something inherently wrong with […]

The conclusions that I have currently drawn from my analysis of dam removal in Klamath Basin through a Latourian lens are largely based off of the issues that I identified in the first part of the paper. I believe that using the six problems to assess the practicality and usefulness of Latour’s framework is a good way […]