Hello! I hope this finds you and yours safe and well. I am writing from the beginning of the Fall … More
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Reflecting on Teaching amid a Pandemic
In February 2022, I wrote brief reflections on my second year on the tenure track. It has been 2 months … More
Reflecting on Year 1 on the Tenure Track
It’s halfway through July now, and I feel as though I’m just catching my breath. (How poignant is that colloquialism … More
Sharing Recent Interviews on Medical Geography, Health(care) Policy & Health(care) Equity
Hello! Can you believe it’s February already? I just wanted to pop in with a few links to some of … More
Reflecting on my First Semester on the Tenure Track
Dear all, I hope that this message finds you safe and well. At the time of this writing, it is … More
From the Other Side: Update on Post-PhD Life
Well, I’ve been in this role (Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management) since July 1, 2020. In a nutshell, … More
Notes from the Other Side: Post-Defense
An Update: On 30 March 2020, I defended my dissertation on Zoom, whilst sitting on a stool in my kitchen. … More
Happy New Year!
The last time I wrote here, it was mid-October, and I was working on a full draft of my dissertation … More
Reflections on my 2nd year as a PhD student
As of today, I am officially done with the 2017-18 academic year. I’ve submitted my last term paper ever, and … More
GIS & History: What can historians do with GIS?
Before I transferred to a Geography PhD program, I did not give much thought to GIS. I used it in … More
Healthcare (& Related Issues) News Roundup: 13 Jan 2017
U.C. Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education | ACA repeal could cost California more than 200,000 jobs Also worth … More
An Update
Hello, I realize that it has been a while since I last wrote here. I think it’s best to … More
On Food (in)security and (Dis)ability
Hello! It’s been a while since I wrote for a public audience, and that is in part due to this … More
Links and News Round-Up: 15 January 2014
Jacobin Magazine – “In the Name of Love” “There’s little doubt that “do what you love” (DWYL) is now the … More
Thoughts on Margaret Atwood’s “A Handmaid’s Tale”: Part 2
Writing is world-making, and speculative fiction and science fiction are genres of literature that are most telling of the writer’s … More