| MY PAGES |
Geography of Coffee Web Site --
with about 20 major sections My BSU Faculty Web Site (about 500 pages, including CLIMATE) Not-the-13th-Grade Page -- College Advice Environmental Geography -- My Main Blog Cooking at home with Nueva Receta Blog |
| MY Partners |
Ben Linder Cafe --
proposed (not yet approved) cafe at Bridgewater State
University (Like it on Facebook to stay apprised of efforts to get it approved) Coffee-shop reviews by my students and me on the GeoCafes blog BSU Geography Department Web Page BSU Geography Department Blog Project EarthView Web Page Project EarthView Blog |
| SOCIAL MEDIA | Thousands of photos grouped by place or theme on my Flickr Page See my professional network on LinkedIn I treat my Facebook page as a microblog I have started to review books on Goodreads |
| MY COFFEE Video Talks |
My TED Talk on coffee and campus cafes ... and the 2-minute version of why coffee matters: "For me, coffee is a way to connect our students to the wider world." -James Hayes-Bohanan, geography professor #HumansofBSU |
| MY COURSES | I am fortunate to teach a variety of courses on a regular basis. Find course descriptions by number in the BSU Catalog. Some titles are linked to web pages with information either about the course or about related resources. Details of scheduling appear on Infobear ahead of each semester or session. Some of these are honors-only. Honors students can arrange for honors contracts in any of my courses. BSU students know how to find details; those who are not at BSU are welcome in all of these courses, except GEOG 298 (sorry!), with the help of the most excellent staff of the College of Continuing Studies. GEOG 130: Environmental Geography -- online, every summer GEOG 171: Developing World -- online, every semester GEOG 199: Climate Justice -- honors First-year Semina GEOG 286:Tea & Climate Change -- 1-credit honors colloquium every fall GEOG 287:Tea & Climate Change -- 1-credit honors colloquium every spring GEOG 295: Geography of Coffee -- Travel course in Nicaragua, every January GEOG 295: Geography of Coffee and Climate Change -- Travel course in Peru, Summer 2017 GEOG 298: Secret Life of Coffee -- Second-year Seminar, speaking intensive, every spring semester GEOG 331: Environmental Problems -- alternate fall semesters GEOG 332: Land Protection -- alternate fall semesters GEOG 381: Latin America - every fall semester and some summers GEOG 400: (Special Topics) Coffee Week -- every summer GEOG 400: (Special Topics) New Bedford Fortnight -- summer 2017 GEOG 431: Environmental Regulations -- alternate spring semesters GEOG 440: Geography Frameworks (for teaching, but soon to be broadened) -- spring semesters GEOG 490: Seminar in Geography (capstone for majors) -- every semester |
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| Many hands to separate the coffee during the final round of the harvest. |
