***VIEW WEEK 1 LINK TO THE RIGHT FOR CURRENT INFORMATION***
Re: GROUPS FOR THURSDAY MEDIA WORKSHOPS
Below are the Morning (Group A) and Afternoon (Group B) students for tomorrow’s media workshops. Please note that we will be meeting in the computer center (I believe Library 2617).
Students at the bottom of the list are noted as unassigned— I scheduled you all for the afternoon and I am hoping that you can form groups when we meet at the workshop (or we can assign you to a group). If your name is not on the list below, presumably because you missed class today, please email me and please attend in the morning and we’ll see what we can do to get you in a group (but please plan to maybe have to attend the afternoon media workshop if we can’t make groups).
Thursday Morning Media Workshop— GROUP A
Student case study group #
Cummins 1
DeLao 1
Nord 1
Bender 2
Feighery 2
Jordan 2
Threatt 2
Dunn-Wilder 3
Kirchoff 3
Larson 3
Mcgrath 3
Gruett 4
Hayhoe 4
Su 4
Allen 5
Sierant 5
Snody 5
Urman 5
Burghardi 6
Cranmer 6
Lindgren 6
Cavanaugh 7
Mousseau 7
Tuchel 7
Caicedo 8
Plenty Wolf 8
Moore (new student- not sure about spelling) 8
Thursday afternoon Media Workshop— GROUP B
Student case study group #
App 9
Freeman 9
Landrieu Murphy 9
Carouso 10
Garcia 10
Siongco 10
Carlton 11
Hantula 11
Tippy 11
Kahn 12
Lane 12
Needham 12
Wegner 12
Holtrop 13
Lattery 13
Sloan 13
Antonio 14
Dillon 14
Van Dyck 14
Welch 14
Knuckey 15
Taylor 15
Day unassigned, Steve’s seminar
Moffett unassigned, Steve’s seminar
Hammond unassigned
Saunders unassigned
Wei unassigned
Zion unassigned
WINTER QUARTER PREPARATION
The Academic Fair Handout for Winter Quarter provides program details as well as recommended and required readings in preparation for winter quarter. Check the academic program website week one for the Fair handout as well as Heather Paxson’s “Locating Value in Artisan Cheese: Reverse Engineering Terroir for New-World Landscapes.”
The first seminar text for winter is Sarah Beskey’s The Darjeeling Distinction: Labor and Justice on Fair-Trade Tea Plantations in India. Start reading and taking good notes. Our full book list follows:
The Taste Culture Reader: Experiencing Food And Drink. Carolyn Korsemeyer (ed)
Taste What You’re Missing. Barb Stuckey
The Darjeeling Connection. Sarah Beskey [New winter text]
A Geography of Oysters. Rowan Jacobsen [New winter text]
Consider the Oyster. MFK Fisher [New winter text]
The New Taste of Chocolate. Maricel Presilla
Recommended Resource Texts:
Understanding Earth.* John Grotzinger, Thomas H. Jordan, Frank Press, Raymond Siever. 6th Edition. *Note that this is NOT the most recent or expensive edition
Sustainable Revolution: Permaculture in Ecovillages, Urban Farms, and Communities Worldwide. Juliana Birnbaum and Louis Fox (eds)
ECOFARM REGISTRATION
All students new to Terroir winter quarter and all able continuing students will be participating in a terroir-laden CA-based field trip during weeks 3 and 4. An option during the field trip for interested students is participation in the EcoFarm Conference near Monterey, CA 20-23 January: < www.eco-farm.org > See email below for registration details. Quad rooms will sell out quickly.
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