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Drop by our office hours tomorrow from 1-5 PST/4-8 EST to receive peer feedback on your conference abstract. Registration link in bio!
There’s still time to submit an abstract to the 2022 @ASFS_org @afhvs_org conference!
If you’re looking for feedback to finalize your abstract join our office hours on January 4th from 1:00-5:00 pm PST/ 4:00-8:00 pm EST. Registration link in bio!
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Join us tomorrow, November 16th at 3pm PST/6pm EST to discuss best practices for reframing your academic work for a wider audience! Register for tomorrow’s event here: fullerton.zoom.us/meeting/re…
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Want to join us for our reading collective of “Eating in Theory?” @DukePress is having a 50% off sale until October 15th! It’d be a great chance to pick up the book for our reading collective! dukeupress.edu/Sales/Fall202…
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The way “work life balance” is placed on individuals isn’t sustainable and it’s truly a scam lol
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In your opinion, what *actually* makes a meal satisfying? In today's @bittmanproject, Daniel investigates. bit.ly/3yc4uZB
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Writing tips
Get anything down
Daily goals
Frequent breaks
Find your environment
Remove all distractions
Writing is thinking, give it time
Leave yourself comments
Change environment to refresh
Remind yourself why you're writing
You are not your writing
Seek feedback
Have fun!
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Here, four things we can do to improve our health and the health of the planet, in relation to food. @USDA bittmanproject.com/p/what-is…
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Eating three meals a day isn't the natural order of things—it's an invention of the formalized labor market and industrialized food processing. If you've started eating differently after a year stuck at home, you shouldn't feel weird about it. theatlantic.com/health/archi…
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Food production in the U.S. is heavily concentrated in the hands of a small number of large agribusiness companies. That’s been good for shareholders, but not for consumers. Op-ed: civileats.com/2021/02/17/op-… via @CivilEats
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One in 7 adults in the U.S. are in a family without enough to eat -- a crisis made worse by the pandemic.
In Pennsylvania and New Mexico, Maryland and California, The Post spent time with people living with hunger, and the people trying to help them. wapo.st/3cf30W0
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‘For there is always light,
If only we’re brave enough to see it
If only we’re brave enough to be it’
@TheAmandaGorman
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A decade after writing a book about agriculture's connection to climate change, Anna Lappé interviews the author of a new study that confirms we can’t bring down emissions without addressing the food system. buff.ly/2UA1KCQ
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“Many farmers aren’t marketers, especially if they’re wholesaling. They don’t want to deal with people per se, or they’ve had a system that’s been easy for them so far. And then when that disappears, there’s not really a plan of what to do next." buff.ly/37e9r8O