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Testing it Out

April 14, 2014 By Kelsey Kahn Leave a Comment

Testing it Out

In all of this messy mush, Liz suggested that I try and apply everything that I have been talking about and do a case study of sorts. Conveniently, I am completing a praxis project for Environmental Theory, which gives me the perfect space to give it a try. My theory project is a praxis project, which […]

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Volatility

April 6, 2014 By Kelsey Kahn Leave a Comment

Volatility

Here is my first question: Once you do the best possible science that you can do, how does it get translated into other forms of actions including policy, negotiations, and private corporations? Here it is, my new guiding question: How do facts get transformed to give science volatility? Here is another question: What does that […]

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Thoughts on Theory

March 19, 2014 By Kelsey Kahn Leave a Comment

Thoughts on Theory

I’m trying to take a step back and am starting to understand the theoretical background of my thesis topic. I do not know if it is the classes I am taking or the professors I have but I am being nudged, more like shoved, in the direction of Bruno Latour. In Environmental Theory we are […]

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Oh Question Where Art Thou?

March 10, 2014 By Kelsey Kahn Leave a Comment

Oh Question Where Art Thou?

This week has been filled with interviews, reading, and soul searching all aimed at defining an answerable research question to focus the rest of my thesis work. My original question did not take into account some aspects of this field of study that I am finding increasingly prominent. For example, evidence-based policy making is a […]

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Making Friends at the USGS

February 27, 2014 By Kelsey Kahn Leave a Comment

Making Friends at the USGS

It looks like I’ve finally nailed down a possible research question and potential(ish) outline of a methodology. As my previous post indicated, I am going to look into the translation of policy into action (political, or other). My research question is as follows: Once you do the best possible science that you can do, how […]

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Well hello there

I am a fun-loving Environmental Studies Major at Lewis & Clark College. My work focuses on alternative energy policy in the United States and the transfer of scientific research into action.

What I’ve Been Up To

  • I am done now (for now) May 2, 2015
  • Blogs are (apparently) the way of the future April 21, 2015
  • I am an Honors Curmudgeon April 14, 2015
  • Defending and Postering April 7, 2015

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