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Toasting 2022 with a smorgasbord (of thoughts)
I arrived at the end of 2021 feeling exhausted yet exhilarated – I had completed my first semester as a PhD student without fumbling spectacularly. I had read thousands of… Read more
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Peace, Planning…and Pedagogy?
I just posted a lesson plan for the final project of my Pedagogy and Conflict Analysis & Resolution class. Check it out at https://planwell.link/peacelearner! Or if you’re feeling about as… Read more
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A (Bar-)Tal[l] Order: Defining Intractable Conflict
The first full book (okay, I skimmed some chapters but at a whopping 458 pages I think it still counts!) I read as a PhD student was Daniel Bar-Tal’s Intractable… Read more
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Freire brings the f(re)ire to pedagogy
So you might be wondering, what courses does a PhD student in peace and conflict resolution take? What does one do in those classes? Admittedly it’s still early in the… Read more
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Welcome. I’m glad you’re here!
I’m about to start a long, exciting adventure – (hopefully) obtaining my PhD in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. How did I get here? After graduating with my masters in city… Read more
What do these mean?
Bookshelf is where I share highlights of books I’ve read, most of which are in the transportation sphere.
Car Blanche is an ongoing series where I unpack car supremacy and suggest alternative futures for our streets.
Reflections might include musings about my doctoral journey, academia, or just being a human.
Research is where you’ll find the latest on the questions I’m pursuing as part of my dissertation.
Two Cents posts will feature (hopefully quick) takes on articles I come across.
Updates include announcements, personal milestones, and other newsworthy items.
Wayfinding is for posts during the first two years of my PhD program as I was still discovering my research agenda.
Peace and Planning 