Even a simple meal for one involves issues of economics, politics, technology, climate change, and distribution. As our population shifts, people’s diets evolve and food production systems change, as does the complexity of feeding the planet.
Geography professor Bill Moseley, researcher Julia Morgan ’17, and President Brian Rosenberg came together to feed the audience’s mind in a discussion about food, agriculture, and research in Burkina Faso through the lens of geography.
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Work Wisdom: Eva Reid ’96
Eva Reid ’96 is a senior IT data manager and agency data officer for DC Health, the District of Columbia’s health department.
Animal Behavior: Fundamentals and Applications
With opportunities to observe animals like wolves and mountain lions in their natural habitats, Dr. Chakrabarti offers his students a portal into the magical world of studying animal behavior.
Intersections
Dr. Stone Cha ’10 dwells at the corner of reproductive justice and theology.
Voices of Social Justice
Three current and recent leaders of Macalester’s Lealtad-Suzuki Center for Social Justice reflect on twenty years of progress, passion, and perseverance.
Working for a Cleaner, Greener Denmark
Nina Porst ’08 has worked on some of her home country’s toughest environmental challenges.
Capturing the Color of the Forest and the Shape of the Mountains
Professor Mina Kinukawa served as scenic designer for The Song Poet, the first Hmong story ever adapted for the operatic stage.