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Pregnancy, Choice, and the Lessons of the Past – Global Justice Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/globaljusticeacademy/2015/10/05/righttochoose/

Pregnancy, Choice, and the Lessons of the Past. Published 5 October 2015 byDr Michelle Brock is an Assistant Professor of History at Washington and Lee University, specialising in British History. ... If we actually value life, we must not go back. —.

Blue Humanities Away Day – EEHN

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/environmental-humanities/2020/06/02/blue-humanities-away-day/

In February, we had a research methods away day at the lovely coastal village of St Abbs (aka New Asgaard), organised by Alex Campbell, Michelle Bastian and David Farrier.

Sustainability in the curriculum: It matters for every student – Teaching Matters

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/teaching-matters/sustainability-in-the-curriculum-it-matters-for-every-student/

In this post, Michelle Brown, Head of Social Responsibility and Sustainability (SRS) Programmes and Deputy Director of SRS, describes how the Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability works to align teaching ... For more information on the

Learning together: UNCOVER's online social hub – Teaching Matters

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/teaching-matters/learning-together-uncovers-online-social-hub-2/

We then reached out to an digital education expert within the University, Michelle Hart, who has been involved in other UNCOVER projects. ... With thanks to all the UNCOVER participants who have provided input, but with particular thanks to Kirsten Duggan

Tails from a Royal (Dick) Vet Student – Stories from Vet School

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/vetstudentlife/2018/12/03/tails-from-a-royal-dick-vet-student/

Greetings fellow comrades! My name is Michelle and I am a Graduate Entry Programme student from the Pacific Southwest state of California. ... Cheers,. Michelle Seers. The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studie. Dec 3, 2018.

Why We Blame the Victim, and Why We Have To Stop: a Perspective from a Historian – Global Justice Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/globaljusticeacademy/2014/12/08/victimblaming/

Published 8 December 2014 byDr Michelle Brock is an Assistant Professor of History at Washington and Lee University, specialising in British History. ... Dr Michelle D. Brock. brockm@wlu.edu. ‘A special thanks to the students in my Age of the

Fellowship of the HEA – Learning and Teaching Conference 2021

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/learning-teaching-conference/fellowship-of-the-hea-2/

Ailsa Niven. Richard Oosterhoff. Michelle O’Toole. Shaun Phillips. Jen Ross. Jenny Scoles. ... Michelle Wilson Chalmers. Taylor Wong. Robert Young. Adrienne Zerafa Simler. Konstantina Zerva.

Yé-Yé

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/neilmulholland/2007/11/16/ye-ye/

Michelle Naismith and David Michael Clarke relocated independently to France in the 1990s following residencies in Nantes.

Collaborating in the Environmental Humanities – EEHN

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/environmental-humanities/2016/02/08/collaborating-in-the-environmental-humanities/

Tim Collins and Michelle Bastian. In the spirit of the workshop we’ll start with a potluck lunch before moving into the discussions. ... So please bring a dish to share. To book a place please email Michelle .Bastian@ed.ac.uk.

EEHN-CRITIQUE reading group: The Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators, 29 January – EEHN

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/environmental-humanities/2025/01/07/eehn-critique-existential-toolkit/

s “Overcoming the tragic”, and Michelle Garvey’s “Leveraging affect for climate justice”.