For those who might be interested, follow the link to She Bangs Rocks to see a geologist's perspective on being involved in one of BABEL's "humanisms" panels. LeAnne Teruya, by the way, presented the paper on our 10:00 am Thursday panel, "Mapping Humanism in the Age of G.P.S." She teaches at San Jose State University. LeAnne, I should mention, studied literature before the geology folk got a hold of her and took her off into the rocky hills and plains. Oh, and yeah, apparently we inspired her to finally start a blog.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
What the Geologist Saw and Thought at Kalamazoo
For those who might be interested, follow the link to She Bangs Rocks to see a geologist's perspective on being involved in one of BABEL's "humanisms" panels. LeAnne Teruya, by the way, presented the paper on our 10:00 am Thursday panel, "Mapping Humanism in the Age of G.P.S." She teaches at San Jose State University. LeAnne, I should mention, studied literature before the geology folk got a hold of her and took her off into the rocky hills and plains. Oh, and yeah, apparently we inspired her to finally start a blog.
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