Bridgewater State University
EarthView Wrangler Emeritus
Honors Advisory Board
Transgender Civil Rights Working Group
Regions: Latin America - Cape Verde - United States
Topics: Political Ecology, Environmental Policy, Urban Geography
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nternational Research and Scholarship Committee, American Association of Geographers
President, Natural Resources Trust of Bridgewater
President, Natural Resources Trust of Bridgewater
Affiliated Scholar, Vanderbilt University Institute for Coffee Studies
BSU Dept. of Geography
Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02325
Working and Living on Wôpanâak (Wampanoag) Land
Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02325
Working and Living on Wôpanâak (Wampanoag) Land
USA/EUA/eeuu
jhayesboh@bridgew.edu :: 508-531-2118
Personal Portal: www.DOCTOR.coffee
Taking on a few new roles during the 2020 pandemic, I allowed my email signature file to grow a bit beyond what is reasonable, as a beloved relative gently pointed out.
So I have outsourced the signature file, with a pointer to this post -- only for those who care enough to click to it. And now it might really grow, like a plant that has been moved to a bigger pot.
Each link above points to some aspect of my work or identity. In the case of my pronouns (he/el/ele), the link is to a general explanation of why people have started declaring their pronouns in this way. A more common format for CIS men would be (he/him/his), but I am starting to use "he" along with its Spanish and Portuguese equivalents, to signify that I'm open to conversation in these languages (with decent though not perfect fluency).
Great blog ! I am impressed with suggestions of author.
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