Oh it’s so good to be back on the road with @USGLC today in Des Moines and at the @WorldFoodPrize Hall! Big thanks to Amb. Quinn, @RepFeenstra, @RepMMM, and Sydney Polomy of Cargill for leading us in an important conversation about America’s role in the world.
Fun to kick off @USGLC’s #FarmersforProsperity coalition with a chat with two leaders who know the importance of global food security - Fmr Ag Secretaries Glickman and Johanns. Farmers and Ag leaders from all over the heartland coming together!
One of my students did a presentation today on cultural differences between the US and Britain and now I need to rewatch @TedLasso with a big plate of chips and a cup of hot brown water. Also none of my students have watched it so I’ll need to choose a clip to share!
I’ll be supporting USGLC’s new initiative, #FarmersforProsperity in MN, IA, and KS (from here in Indy). I look forward to connecting with ag leaders & farmers in these states to showcase their perspective to lawmakers. Learn more here: https://t.co/OmNXtirTlW
So, in addition to teaching World Geography at the University of Indianapolis, I’m so happy to share that I'm rejoining my friends and former colleagues at the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) this fall to help get a new program off the ground.
USGLC’s #bipartisan members work together to educate our congressional leaders on the importance of investing in our country’s tools of #internationaldevelopment and #diplomacy that keep us safe and strong and do so much good in the world.
Last year, some of my great grandmother’s belongings were passed down to me, including a fabulous collection of tea cups. They had been packed away in boxes for decades, and today many of them are displayed in my home. (1/4)
The history of the monarchy is complicated, just like our own country’s history, and I’ve enjoyed taking about that with my world geography students. But today, I raise my tea cup in gratitude for a connection across generations with my great grandmother, (3/4)
Best perk of the new gig at @uindy so far?? Getting to hear @BillNye live on campus and hear him say that one of the best things we can do to help the environment is to pay attention to politics and vote for candidates that will take science seriously and make better choices.
Earlier I met the fantastic geography students I’ll be learning with this fall at @uindy. And now, I’m at @LifeAtPurdue with my former colleagues at @usglc for the #HeartlandSummit22 and a panel about relationship between tech and foreign policy. It’s a great global day in IN!
and happy for the challenge to convince every last one of them that understanding more about the world will benefit them no matter the professional path they choose.
Guess who just became a @uindy Greyhound? I’m pretty stoked about joining the team as an adjunct this fall to teach World Geography. I’m grateful for the chance talk about one of my favorite topics with the next generation of leaders in our city,
Congrats to our #SD46 winner—@AndreaHunley_IN. She ran an impressive race and now deserves our collective support.
Thank you to those who invested in me. I look forward to reconnecting and discovering how we work together for the success of our shared community.