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Monthly Archives: May 2010
CHESS 2010 or Eating Montreal
The plan to blog from CHESS did not turn out exactly as hoped for one reason. There was very limited internet access at the McGill residence called Solin Hall. Continue reading
Posted in Environment, NiCHE, Research
Tagged Canada, Environment, Montreal, NiCHE, Reflection
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From Montreal…with CHESS
For the past five years before the annual meeting of the CHA at Congress, NiCHE hosts CHESS – Canadian History and Environment Summer School. The theme for the 2010 Concordia edition it is “Edible Environments.” Since the environmental history/historical geography … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Environment, NiCHE, Research
Tagged Environment, Montreal, NiCHE, Reflection
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Place and Placelessness Promotional Podcast
In a previous post I talked about the un-workshop the NiCHE New Scholar’s group is organizing for October 1-2, 2010. The organizing committee is working hard to promote the hell out of this thing because we want to see the … Continue reading
Posted in NiCHE, Shameless Promotion
Tagged Graduate Students, NiCHE, Place and Placelessness
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Place and Placelessness*
Are you a graduate student interested in environmental history? Do you worry about the size of your conference/workshop related carbon footprint? Would you like to exchange ideas with other grad students and not feel bad about contributing to the various … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Environment, NiCHE, Research, Shameless Promotion
Tagged Graduate Students, NiCHE, Place and Placelessness
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