Darcy Dugan's guest appearances

Darcy Dugan

Escape Official

Alaska Authors and Themes

John Muir

Tom Clancy

Keenan Powell

John Haines

Eva Baker

John Morgan

Donna Freedman

Chris Floyd

David Vann

Lee Goodman

David Brown

William Hayes

Dan O'Neill

Eowyn Ivey

Daniel Lee

OwlTail

Darcy Dugan felt no remorse for trying to get out. When you cage an animal against its will, deprive it of its natural element and kin, it will naturally try to escape – particularly if it can see a way out. The way he saw it, the warder’s job was to keep him in custody. His job was to get out. And he had already found another possible way.

Darcy Dugan felt no remorse for trying to get out. When you cage an animal against its will, deprive it of its natural element and kin, it will naturally try to escape – particularly if it can see a way out. The way he saw it, the warder’s job was to keep him in custody. His job was to get out. And he had already found another possible way.

Darcy Dugan - Australia's Houdini

Nancy Lord

Nancy Lord’s new book, pH: A Novel investigates what happens when toxic academic forces collide with scientific inquiry and performance art.  Nancy Lord was Alaska writer Laureate from 2008-2010.  She is a faculty member of the Low-Residency M.F.A Program in Creative Writing at UAA and teaches at the UAA Kachemak Bay Campus.   She is also the author of numerous books including Beluga Days, Fishcamp, and Early Warming.  Joining her is Darcy Dugan, Director of Alaska Ocean Acidification Network.  (Her presentation is posted in iTunes, too.) She discusses advances in ocean acidification and the collaborative work and goals of the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network.   Her work with scientists is to ensure ocean data and information is available for safe marine operations, environmental stewardship, and decision-making.  Darcy Dugan, raised in Alaska, received a bachelor’s degree from Stanford University in the Earth Systems program, and a Masters of Environmental Science at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Nancy Lord’s new book, pH: A Novel investigates what happens when toxic academic forces collide with scientific inquiry and performance art. Nancy Lord was Alaska writer Laureate from 2008-2010. She is a faculty member of the Low-Residency M.F.A Program in Creative Writing at UAA and teaches at the UAA Kachemak Bay Campus. She is also the author of numerous books including Beluga Days, Fishcamp, and Early Warming. Joining her is Darcy Dugan, Director of Alaska Ocean Acidification Network. (Her presentation is posted in iTunes, too.) She discusses advances in ocean acidification and the collaborative work and goals of the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network. Her work with scientists is to ensure ocean data and information is available for safe marine operations, environmental stewardship, and decision-making. Darcy Dugan, raised in Alaska, received a bachelor’s degree from Stanford University in the Earth Systems program, and a Masters of Environmental Science at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Nancy Lord presents pH, A Novel with Darcy Dugan from Alaska Ocean Acidification Network

This presentation for the event with guest speakers Nancy Lord and Darcy Dugan focuses on ocean acidification.  (The audio podcast of the event is posted in iTunes, too.) Nancy Lord’s new book is pH: A Novel.  It investigates what happens when toxic academic forces collide with scientific inquiry and performance art.  Nancy Lord was Alaska writer Laureate from 2008-2010.  She is a faculty member of the Low-Residency M.F.A Program in Creative Writing at UAA and teaches at the UAA Kachemak Bay Campus.   She is also the author of numerous books including Beluga Days, Fishcamp, and Early Warming.  Joining her is Darcy Dugan, Director of Alaska Ocean Acidification Network.   Darcy Dugan discusses advances in ocean acidification and the collaborative work and goals of the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network.   Her work with scientists is to ensure ocean data and information is available for safe marine operations, environmental stewardship, and decision-making.  Darcy Dugan, raised in Alaska, received a bachelor’s degree from Stanford University in the Earth Systems program, and a Masters of Environmental Science at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

This presentation for the event with guest speakers Nancy Lord and Darcy Dugan focuses on ocean acidification. (The audio podcast of the event is posted in iTunes, too.) Nancy Lord’s new book is pH: A Novel. It investigates what happens when toxic academic forces collide with scientific inquiry and performance art. Nancy Lord was Alaska writer Laureate from 2008-2010. She is a faculty member of the Low-Residency M.F.A Program in Creative Writing at UAA and teaches at the UAA Kachemak Bay Campus. She is also the author of numerous books including Beluga Days, Fishcamp, and Early Warming. Joining her is Darcy Dugan, Director of Alaska Ocean Acidification Network. Darcy Dugan discusses advances in ocean acidification and the collaborative work and goals of the Alaska Ocean Acidification Network. Her work with scientists is to ensure ocean data and information is available for safe marine operations, environmental stewardship, and decision-making. Darcy Dugan, raised in Alaska, received a bachelor’s degree from Stanford University in the Earth Systems program, and a Masters of Environmental Science at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Presentation for Nancy Lord presents pH, A Novel with Darcy Dugan from Alaska Ocean Acidification Network