Addressing Food Insecurity on College Campuses

In this contract entitled “Addressing Food Insecurity on College Campuses: At Evergreen and Beyond,” the student will learn about the relationships between food as a commodity, socioeconomic status, and higher education. The student will investigate the current measures being taken on… Continue Reading →

The Paper If you hadn’t already noticed, I skipped my Week 7 update. This is because for the past week and a half I have been working on my 16 page term paper with my head down and spirits high…. Continue Reading →

Although busyness has been a trend throughout the weeks of this winter quarter, this week was a particularly long one. Between preparing to lead seminar and make lunch, and the Washington Higher Education Sustainability Conference, not to mention squeezing in… Continue Reading →

I can’t believe it is already Week 5. As the quarter flies by, I get closer and closer to thinking about that 12-15 page paper culminating all my findings that I will write. Oh boy. For now, though, it seems… Continue Reading →

Is this what being an adult feels like? Meetings after meetings day after day have left me feeling tired, but also like I have learned a lot this week. Readings: Unlike that past few weeks, this week I have dedicated… Continue Reading →

The weeks are flying. We’re already basically a third of the way through the quarter, and as I read through the information I’ve gathered so far, I realized I needed to back up for a second. When addressing an issue,… Continue Reading →

It’s been a long week. Between events and lectures on campus, my work with the Food Systems Working Group, all of my seemingly disjointed readings, the inauguration, and the Women’s March, my head feels like it’s spinning. In an attempt… Continue Reading →

In conjunction with preparing my ILC, continuing to curate a reading list and volunteer or community opportunities, this week I have delved head-first into the academic research required in understanding the complexities and interdisciplinary nature of food insecurity, higher education,… Continue Reading →