I drove down to Laurinburg, N.C. where my parents live to celebrate Ricky's 17th heavenly birthday. Ricky loved visiting Laurinburg and some of his happiest memories are here.
French Broad River Views| U.T. KNoxville GeoSym 2023 #PhotoEssay
I want to thank Morgan Rose Shelor, Katrina Stack, Kayla Roulhac, Derek Alderman, LaToya Eaves, Nikki Luke, and Alex Moulton for logistical excellence, kindness, and intellectual bridging during my visit.
#Podcast Minisode Trailer EP
In this episode, I provide highlights of my visit to Wesleyan University in Middletown Connecticut as well as my more recent visit to the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies.
#ASALH2022, RANDOM NATURE POD, and CIVIL RIGHTS MEMORY
I just arrived back in Starkville from ASALH. What a time!
Invited Presentations #Booked&Busy
These are all places that I will speak at in the 2022-2023 academic year. I am so grateful to have the opportunity to be invited to speak at these amazing places this academic year. This is especially important since this is my first year as a tenure track Assistant Professor! I spoke at the National … Continue reading Invited Presentations #Booked&Busy
RANDOM NATURE LAUNCH PARTY!
It is the Random Nature Podcast Launch Party! I gathered these cool friends together for an hour of random nature story sharing fun!
Random Nature Episode 2 Ravynn STringfield phd
Episode 2 debuts today and we are in the studio with writer, artist, and university professor, Ravynn Stringfield! Get into it. Learn about her time growing up in Wakefield, VA
Random Nature, my New Podcast
This is a podcast about how academics view the natural world and their place within it. I discuss many aspects of nature with a view to amplifying various causes of conservation and sustainability.
On the 2nd Anniversary of My son’s Passing
A deep wound that will forever pierce my soul is something I live with every day. As a griever and devoted grief worker, I had to find a way to make meaning out of the death anniversary. Or as a call it Ricky's Day of Ascension.
#SNC Second National Conference: Justice in Geoscience
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
Graduation DAY #Photoessay Dissertation Acknowledgments
In what follows I share my dissertation acknowledgments, followed by photos of the day. Thank you!
Sharing Some #GIS Learning Ideas!
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
Christy Hyman 