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  1. Stitching Hope for the Louisiana Coast – Introductory Quilt

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    August 28, 2020 by Dr. G

    The quilt that introduces the science quilt collection on coastal optimism, Stitching Hope for the Louisiana Coast

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Can someone tell me if a tornado hit the PA Turnpike (by Philly) this evening? Wow! This is so scary - we’re on the westbound side, we can drive around the broken branches/leaves, but eastbound is completely shut down with many trees across the road. People are out of their cars trying to move trees. What a storm.
Came across a @shortedition kiosk at @septaphilly Jefferson Station! No one was using it, so while I was waiting for my regional rail train to arrive, I pushed a button to get a printout of a story. Then, four other people printed out stories after watching me! Then, I exchanged my story with someone else waiting for a train. Glad I could ignite some curiosity among those waiting for public transit, and so glad to share with someone else!
My husband got me the perfect birthday card…. Yes, this is me!
OK, one more pedagogical book this summer…. I bought this one years ago when I started bringing reflection activities into my courses. This fall, I’m teaching an online course on climate change. And with all the “changes” students have been through this past year with remote instruction, and changes in policy/political leaders, etc., students need the space, time, and structure to process these changes from the individual-to-global level. So climate journaling for the fall semester it is!
Signs are still up on campus - my mask will be coming back to campus with me this fall, despite the mask mandate being lifted on June 28th.

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