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I study the past with an eye toward systems, tracing how people and things interacted to generate new ways of living together. This focus on historical associations both emerges from and strengthens my commitment to advancing organizations and initiatives. I have been lucky since my childhood to collaborate on school board campaigns, local food security efforts, creation of new community recreation opportunities, graduate employee contract negotiations, and lay church leadership.
A few recent activities are listed below.
President, Early Career Caucus of the American Society for Environmental History (previously "Graduate Caucus")
Moderator, Pilgrim Congregational UCC of Bozeman, Montana (oversaw a near-consensus process of installing new pastor)
Vice President, Graduate Employee Organization of Montana State University (guided this union through Covid lockdown)
Content Contributor, Alternative Lives of Conservation, a campus history walking tour collaboration between Dr. Mark Fiege’s Last Best Place Collective and Bozeman’s The Extreme History Project
Co-Founder with Dr. Catherine Dunlop, MSU Environmental Humanities Working Group for faculty & graduate students
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