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Beginning my visiting professor year at UConn

by Chris Woodside | Aug 31, 2020 | Get This

Teaching has risen to the top of my list. I am a visiting assistant professor in journalism at the University of Connecticut this year. I will be teaching environmental journalism, the history of journalism in America (“The Press in America”), and two...

Appalachia’s Accidents report here. Click on link at the bottom.

by Chris Woodside | Jun 25, 2020 | Get This

Accidents Summer Fall 2020 Appalachia Journal

Manage public outdoor spaces the way we manage grocery stores: like essential spaces that should never close

by Chris Woodside | Apr 8, 2020 | Get This

People need to get outside, breathe fresh air, move around, and fix their eyes on some actual distant shore. The coronavirus pandemic is rising toward its peak in the Northeast. Cities, towns, states, and the federal government are closing access to public parks...

Mountains in a pandemic: a call for submissions

by Chris Woodside | Mar 26, 2020 | Get This

I am the editor of Appalachia journal, the country’s oldest journal of mountaineering and conservation. We take a literary approach to wilderness and adventure. We are living through an unprecedented pandemic, something no one alive today has ever seen. This...

Announcing a one-day Writing from Nature workshop on February 15

by Chris Woodside | Jan 2, 2020 | Get This

Join me for my local, one-day version of a workshop I’ve given very successfully in New Hampshire. For the second year, Incarnation Center in Ivoryton has graciously given me space to run the workshop from 9-4 in their adorable, waterfront building known as the...

The clattering-of-feet landscape

by Chris Woodside | Dec 13, 2019 | Get This

Looking through 20-year-old photos this week, I glimpsed the full landscape of my personal life in a true, complete way. And realized that I have neglected that landscape as a writer, creating here and in my published articles this sense that I spend all my time...