This academic blog will be open to a discussion on any topic. Topics from mountain glaciers on the Equator, to the vapid air masses over the Poles … from mid-latitude maple forests to subtropical rice paddies… from the gravity waves of the upper atmosphere to the steam fog over your morning coffee …
Geography, Popular Culture … the Geography of Popular Culture. Science.
Or if you like … in all capital letters: SCIENCE!
I am a Climatologist by my most recent educational degree. I am employed as a Geography Professor. Academics-wise — I consider myself a “generalist”. I have an interest in several different fields. I like to write about the Geography of Popular Culture, the Geography of Religions, Japanese Culture, Climatology and Science topics in general. Sometimes I do real research.
I do not like to use any social media. I would never want to be on Facebook. I see no point to Twitter.
However … I do like blogging! I also enjoy mentoring students who have research interests in geography, climatology and cultural studies.
Please join me on this blogging journey!
— Dr. Dennis I. Edgell aka WordPress username “The Professor On Edge”.
This blog is not necessarily endorsed by my employer. So don’t blame them. They are all wonderful people … especially all of my bosses, Lord love them. The images that I use on this website are my own OR they were found in the public domain on the Internet webs. If someone’s images are used without the owner’s approval, I will take them down. Look, I’m not making any money off of this.
Party of the first part … cease and desist … habeas corpus …
It’s a little after 07:00 and I’m already having a peaches-and-creamy day!
Golly gee whillikers Dr. Edgell, you’re SWELL!
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Thank you Bob. I always enjoy your review and imput. If I have never said it before, your honest skepticism has often kept my work from falling into the “BS” category. Many times I have had to re-think an idea, and have been forced to make better arguements because you are able to point out something obvious. It is greatly appreciated.
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