Soggy Cities, Entry 4: Bristol

PPEH Fellows Blog

8/3/2019 – In this final entry to the Soggy Cities Series, Professor Marianna D

Soggy Cities, Entry 3: New York

PPEH Fellows Blog

7/1/2019 – In this entry, Nicki Pombier Berger (Founding Editor, Underwater New York)

Philadelphia School District Environmental Humanities Curriculum Now in the Works

News

6/20/2019 – Guest post from Philadelphia School District math teacher, Tracy Saltz, a student in “Environmental Humanities from the Tidal Schuylkill,” and a Fellow of the Teacher’s Institute of Philadelphia. PPEH is proud to help teachers develop the very first formal curricular units to educate city students about climate change and local impacts.

PPEH Welcomes Postdoctoral and Dissertation Completion Fellows

Announcement

6/18/2019 – The Penn Program in Environmental Humanities is thrilled to announce the first two of our new fellows for the 2019-2020 academic year, Dr. April Anson and Martin Premoli.

Soggy Cities, Entry 2: Lagos

PPEH Fellows Blog

6/11/2019 – In this entry, Ben Mendelsohn (University of Pennsylvania, PPEH Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow) discusses the coastal ecolog