“Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose.”--Zora Neale Hurston
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This blog has become part archive, part check-in, and part accountability tool — a place to reflect on my teaching, public humanities work, and (occasionally sore) runner legs. Lately, it’s been mostly a record: lists of projects, links, logistics. But I’ve realized that even those quick posts matter. They capture momentum, not just output.
Naming what we’re doing — and why — is part of the work itself. In teaching, in public engagement, and even in long-distance running, process matters as much as product.
There are other reasons I keep writing here. To clarify my own thinking. To trace how ideas shift over time. To make space for others who might be asking similar questions. To remind myself that the work has shape. Thanks for reading, or for skimming. And, thank you for just being out there, doing your version of the work too.
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