It’s been awhile a few thousand miles since my last post.  In June I ditched Georgia for some river exploration in south Texas.  Later that month I went to Switzerland to wrap up a 10-month social network analysis research project aimed at identifying and analyzing student-led innovation in the Swiss public school system.  A few days later I traveled to Riva del Garda, Italy, to present findings from that paper at the 2010 INSNA Sunbelt conference.  One week later I departed for a 3-week trek through the trans-Himalayan range of northern India.  Yes, it was quite an incredible summer.

Conquering the Guadalupe

A little snapshot of the promised land, taken June 19th, 2010, with a disposable waterproof camera and a case of Modelo Especial. View Gallery

Innovation in Swiss Education

An international SNA research project that partnered with MIT, the University of Cologne and the University of Helsinki to identify and analyze student-led innovation in the Swiss public school system. Read More

Trekking through northern India

A series of photo sets taken while traveling with the Himalayan Health Exchange on a medical anthropology expedition throughout Ladakh and Himachal. Browse Galleries

What’s next?

I’m back in session for my final quarter SCAD, hammering away on my thesis and trying to figure out where to kick off the next chapter of my life, so expect more posts covering these exact points over the next few months.