book history. historical geographer. griefblogger.
Yesterday I got the notification that my proposal was accepted for participation in the Second National Conference for Justice in Geosciences. I am ecstatic. The mission of this gathering is so close to my heart as an incoming faculty member at Mississippi State University. As a human geographer who uses GIS, but also as a … Continue reading #SNC Second National Conference: Justice in Geoscience
In what follows I share my dissertation acknowledgments, followed by photos of the day. Thank you!
Potentially the characteristics of learners interested in spatially infused forms of inquiry run the gamut. Instructional Design, Universal design practices may optimize learning experiences in humanities, natural sciences, social sciences coursework
The other day many of us learned that the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ) added "prolonged grief disorder" to its list of mental illnesses.
We argue for a Black aesthetic and praxis that transforms power relations.
My daughter Chastity is an artist and senior at the University of Nebraska Lincoln and was part of a show at Tugboat Art Gallery on April 1st! The show was curated by her professor, Dr. Byron Anway. Curated by Byron Anway, assistant professor of practice in the School of Art, Art History and Design, “Abierto” … Continue reading Tugboat #art Gallery show Featuring Chastity’s Art!
I recently accepted an offer with Mississippi State University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geosciences with a joint appointment in African American Studies. I am grateful.
I hope you all will wish Ricky a happy birthday with me and his family today.
A power is at work resuscitating the agency of grieving
Writing my dissertation so, well, no time to compose a lot of words. But here are snapshots of my September which was spend in Virginia, the Eastern Shore, and back to Lincoln. Re Research in Richmond, VA. (above) My mom, John Coltrane and Bruce Springsteen share a birthday :). 9/23 Tip for hotel … Continue reading ARCHIVES AND BIRDS AND MISCELLANY
.But first, thank you On August 3, 2021 in Springfield, MO my daughter and I along with friends remembered my son. This was the place where he grew up before we moved to Lincoln in 2015. It was a small, socially distanced gathering of vaccinated friends showing love for our beloved Ricky who went to Heaven last year … Continue reading Update on My Son’s Memorial Scholarship Fund
Christy Hyman 