disaster/environment scholar, snowboarder, porch swing operator, music lover, dog&cat person, introvert, queen of backyard chickens. thoughts are my own.
Blog post on our new paper from my @NSF career grant! Read the blog to avoid the paywall. Shout out to Mason who led this data collection and all the undergrads and former undergrads who searched for all these ltrgs. @NationalVOAD@tamuHRRC https://t.co/qX3PkvW0F1
We are hiring Federal Coordinating Officers in several locations! FCO's lead federal representatives during disasters to make sure the state has what they need to recover. The application period for these leadership positions is open until 2/15. Apply: https://t.co/C21hOaJNj8
6 strategies to focus on writing (or research) https://t.co/3vNYAsdXHZ
Do you get easily distracted? SO DO I.
Here are 6 techniques I use to regain my focus on the work. Maybe they'll be of some use to you too?
Study disasters and housing at Stony Brook University
I'm seeking students to join my group. We focus on resilience modeling+policy w quantitative/qualitative methods. Deadline priority funding Dec 15, considered Jan 5. https://t.co/A0335O9dSg
Contact [email protected]
You’ve heard about #BlackFriday and #CyberMonday, but what about #GivingTuesday? This global day of giving celebrates all the ways you can make a difference. Join us this Tuesday in diversifying the fields of hazards and disaster research and practice. https://t.co/BDPuHdATax
Our collaborators @SCIPP_RISA
are looking for postdocs for the project, “Building Capacity for Hazard Mitigation Planning in Low Capacity Communities” across the South Central United States. https://t.co/pLLmnNYBEn
Join us December 7th at 12:00 Central on Zoom for a Guest Talk by Dr. Betty Lai about her new book on grant writing! Zoom link: https://t.co/JtW4j4mYtp
Word of the day: #HRRC. At the Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center, we envision a world where communities reduce hazard vulnerability and disaster impacts, promote social equity, & enhance environmental sustainability through innovative and locally-grounded research and education.
Today was a good day in academe. Opened with exciting discussion for a @BAFFellows future event. Middle mixed tacos, students, @johnpconnors and guest speaker @pazjusticiavida then great colleague presentations, ending at a nerdy happy hour.
Despite an increase in energy efficiency investment and lower energy intensity, the building and construction sector’s energy consumption and CO2 emissions are at an all-time high, new @Join_GlobalABC report launched at #COP27 finds. #2022BuildingsGSR https://t.co/AFngL1Vx67
Jobs in Vermont, Illinois, California, District of Columbia, Manitoba, Ohio, Texas, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland posted today https://t.co/JUkNsNdnEN #PlanningJobs
I can personally attest to the wonderful group of colleagues in the department, foward-looking administration and the dynamic mix of basic science and applied research happening in the areas of climate and disaster resilience, especially at the @tamuHRRC https://t.co/hEKqwYhIYr
The intersection of climate-fueled extreme weather and the pursuit of environmental justice may not be a well researched one, but this Texas research team is doing just that. “We’re excited, in a nerdy way,” researcher @Chell_Meyer said.
https://t.co/3RYGJI8zKW
Please please share widely! This is a staff position and perfect for someone interested in disaster stuff and wants to hang out with some nerdy scientists all the time.
Come work with us! We need a program coordinator. This person is crucial to our operations w/ flexibility to support research, outreach, and education! @TAMUArchSchool https://t.co/v1owJ5IVHt