Jennifer Meta Robinson
Presentations on Food and Agriculture, Selected
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"Stories from the Field: Space, Place, and the Performance of Self." Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, Bloomington, IN, June 2011.2018
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“Sustainability, Food, and Beer.” Colgate University Longyear Museum of Anthropology. April 19. 2018
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“Selling Local.” USDA GoodGreens Presentation. September 28. 2017. With James Farmer.
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Symposium session chair and presenter. “Applying Definitions of Local.” Performing Diverse Environmentalisms: Expressive Culture at the Crux of Ecological Change. Indiana University. March 4. 2017.
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“Making the “Land Connection”: New Models in the Next Generation of Local, Sustainable Food Farming.” American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC. December. 2014
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“Making the Land Connection: Local Food Farms and Sustainability of Place.” Greening of Everyday Life: Reimagining Environmentalism in Postindustrial Societies. Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society. Munich, Germany. June 19-21. Funded participation in symposium.2014
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“The Education of New U.S. Farmers: Ethnography, Engagement, and Social Justice.” American Anthropological Association, Montreal. November. 2011.
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“Folklore Making a Difference for Farmers: Using Findings toward a New Farm School.” American Folklore Society, Bloomington, IN. October. 2011.
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“Environmental Literacy and a Sustainable Teaching Practice: Improving teaching and learning across campus.” The Schaefer Distinguished Lecturer Program. Gallaudet University. April. 2013.
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“Local Food: Who Grows It, Who Buys It, and Why Does It Matter?” Earlham College. Sponsored by the Peace and Global Studies Department. September. 2012.
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“Soil as Common Pool Resource.” Guest presentation for Geology Department, sponsored by Professor Cynthia Fadem. Earlham College, September. 2012.
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“Urban Agriculture.” Guest presentation for Economics Department, sponsored by Professor Jonathan Diskin. Earlham College, September. 2012.
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“The Ecology of SoTL: Influence and Impact of SOTL on a Campus Learning Community about Environmental Literacy.” Illinois State University. March. 2012.
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“Performance and Ethnography: Notes from the Field.” Guest presentation for Folklore students, sponsored by Professor Michael Ann Williams. Western Kentucky University, October. 2007.
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“Writing about Public Events.” Guest presentation for English Department students, sponsored by Professor Wes Berry. Western Kentucky University, October. 2007.
Presentations on Pedagogy and SOTL, Selected
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"Big Data in Small Places: SOTL and the Possibilities for Transformation of First-Year Courses.” Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, Indiana. Sept 28, 2018.
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"Scaling up for Learning: Community, Collaboration, and Analytics. P.A. Mack Award Keynote. Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching. Indiana University. Nashville, Indiana. May 20, 2018.
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“The Future of SOTL: Promising Models and Opportunities.” Research on Teaching and Learning: Integrating Practices Conference. McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. December 11, 2014.
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"The Ecology of SOTL: The Long-Term Impact of a Learning Community on Environmental Literacy.” International Institute for SOTL Scholars and Mentors, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, June 2012.
- “Understanding Grade Surprise: SOTL and Possibilities for Using Big Data in Three First-Year Courses.” International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Bergen, Norway. October 2018.
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“HumAn Learning: Transforming Patterns in the Cultures of College with Learning Analytics and SOTL.” European Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference. Lund University, Sweden. June 2017.
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Robinson, J. M. Huber, M. T., MacMillan, M. “Finding SOTL Audiences: Stories of our Field in Publications and Advocacy.” International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Los Angeles. October, 2016.
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“Faculty Inquiry Networks in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.” SOTL Commons Conference, Statesboro, GA, March 2011.
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“Building Faculty Development Networks.” International Symposium, Future of Faculty Development in Japan: Building the Core in Faculty Development, Kyoto University. January 2009.