Organization of American Historians’ Conference, To Blame? Risk and Responsibility in Avalanche “Who’s Country, 1859-1893,” Boston, MA, March 2004 American Society for Environmental History Conference, Play Becomes Big Business: the Impacts of “When Fifty Years of Skiing in Whitefish, Montana, 1946-1996,” Denver, CO, March 2002 Invited Presentations Book Reading: Encounters in Avalanche Country, Third Place Books, Seattle, WA, 9 December 2013. Book Reading for the Sick Series in Western History and Biography: Encounters in Avalanche Country, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 29 October 2013. Book Reading: Encounters in Avalanche Country, Tattered Cover Bookstore, Denver, CO, 16 October 2013. Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity Seminar, University of Alaska-Fairbanks, in “Encounters Avalanche Country, 1880-1920,” April 2013 Radio Interview, on KFBX, on in Avalanche Country, 1880-1920,” April 2013 “Encounters Social Science Research Group, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Nature Through Risky Behavior: “Claiming How the Leisure Class Appropriated Mountains and Found Transcendence in the Process,” April 2012 Anthropology Colloquium, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Frontiers: Cannibalism in the “Flesh-Eating Mountain West, 1846-1874,” September 2011 Focus the Nation (environmental at Bucknell University, Human-Nature Relationship and “teach-in”) “The the Future of Sustainability,” January 2009 ITEC Seminar, Film in the Classroom,” at Bucknell University, January 2008 and 2009 “Using Focus the Nation (environmental at Bucknell University, Response to Environmental “teach-in”) “Historical Crisis and a Historian’s Response to the question of we afford NOT to stop global climate change?” “Can January 2008 31st Annual Montana History Conference, the Devil’s Bargain in Whitefish, Montana,” “Debunking Whitefish, MT, October 2004 27th Annual Montana History Conference, Going to Be Hell to Pay? An Evaluation of Tourism in “There’s Whitefish, Montana,” West Yellowstone, MT, November 2000 Grants and Awards Summer Sessions Travel Grant University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Fall 2013 – Travel Grant, Dean’s Office University of Alaska-Fairbanks, 2013 – Travel Grant, Provost’s Office Faculty Development, University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Fall 2012 –
Organization of American Historians’ Conference, “Who’s To Blame? Risk and Responsibility in Avalanche Country, 1859-1893,” Boston, MA, March 2004 American Society for Environmental History Conference, “When Play Becomes Big Business: the Impacts of Fifty Years of Skiing in Whitefish, Montana, 1946-1996,” Denver, CO, March 2002 Invited Presentations Book Reading: Encounters in Avalanche Country, Third Place Books, Seattle, WA, 9 December 2013. Book Reading for the Sick Series in Western History and Biography: Encounters in Avalanche Country, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 29 October 2013. Book Reading: Encounters in Avalanche Country, Tattered Cover Bookstore, Denver, CO, 16 October 2013. Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity Seminar, University of Alaska-Fairbanks, “Encounters in Avalanche Country, 1880-1920,” April 2013 Radio Interview, on KFBX, on “Encounters in Avalanche Country, 1880-1920,” April 2013 Social Science Research Group, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, “Claiming Nature Through Risky Behavior: How the Leisure Class Appropriated Mountains and Found Transcendence in the Process,” April 2012 Anthropology Colloquium, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, “Flesh-Eating Frontiers: Cannibalism in the Mountain West, 1846-1874,” September 2011 Focus the Nation (environmental “teach-in”) at Bucknell University, “The Human-Nature Relationship and the Future of Sustainability,” January 2009 ITEC Seminar, “Using Film in the Classroom,” at Bucknell University, January 2008 and 2009 Focus the Nation (environmental “teach-in”) at Bucknell University, “Historical Response to Environmental Crisis and a Historian’s Response to the question of “Can we afford NOT to stop global climate change?” January 2008 31st Annual Montana History Conference, “Debunking the Devil’s Bargain in Whitefish, Montana,” Whitefish, MT, October 2004 27th Annual Montana History Conference, “There’s Going to Be Hell to Pay? An Evaluation of Tourism in Whitefish, Montana,” West Yellowstone, MT, November 2000 Grants and Awards Summer Sessions Travel Grant – University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Fall 2013 Travel Grant, Dean’s Office – University of Alaska-Fairbanks, 2013 Travel Grant, Provost’s Office – Faculty Development, University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Fall 2012
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