by Talley Vodicka | Mar 27, 2023 | ICON News, Uncategorized
Patty Torres, second year ICON & Forestry and Natural Resources PhD student, is a 2023 Ford Foundation Fellow! This award will support her dissertation research in California: The California north Coast is home to numerous Indigenous Peoples who’ve engaged in...
by GradIt | Mar 10, 2023 | ICON News, Uncategorized
Andrew Paul, ICON and Anthropology PhD student, recently published an illustrated short piece of his work about Karen water and fish conservation in the Salween Peace Park in the newsletter of the International Institute for Asian Studies. You can read it...
by GradIt | Mar 3, 2023 | ICON News, Uncategorized
Two ICON PhD students have been included in the 2022-23 Outstanding Teaching Assistant awardees: Behnoosh Abbasnezhad (ICON & Forestry and Natural Resources) and Mariana Matos (ICON & Anthropology). We congratulate these amazing ICON students and all of the...
by GradIt | Feb 14, 2023 | ICON News, Uncategorized
Cydney K. Seigerman (PhD candidate, ICON & Anthropology) recently visited the Residential College (RC) at the University of Michigan, where they gave the Robertson Memorial Lecture and spent several days as a resident scholar. The Robertson Lecture is an...
by GradIt | Feb 1, 2023 | Uncategorized
ICON/CICR is excited to announce the formation of a new “CICR Reading Club” series that aims to critically engage with the literature and explore new paths forward for conservation. Our goal is to gather monthly to discuss shared readings and have a conversation as a...
by Talley Vodicka | Jan 9, 2023 | Profile, Uncategorized
Dr. Nik Heynen is a Distinguished Research Professor at the Department of Geography, University of Georgia. His research targets the concurrent effects of the social constructs of race, class, and gender on the creation of geographical inequalities and has important...
