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These are original works by U.S. History (1378H) Honors College students in Dr. Irene Guenther’s class. Their projects creatively educate and inform us about the 20th-century Great Migration of six million African Americans from the South to cities and towns throughout the United States. Their projects illuminate the ways in which this migration forced the nation to confront its long history of racial prejudice and forever changed the nation’s cultural, social, and political landscape. Click on the links to explore their projects from the 2016 spring semester.
For more projects in diferent media, go to:http://www.uh.edu/honors/about/news-events/HIST1378H.php
I've enjoyed watching the practice flights of Operation Migration, in which the Whooping Cranes are being trained to fly with the ultra-light planes. Soon, Operation Migration leaves on the long migration to Florida!
APRIL 16TH, LONDON - Alberto Brandolini explores some conceptual tools to model and manage transitions involved in a typical agile migration process, and how they could turn useful in our everyday job. See the SkillsCast recording (Film, code, slides) at: bit.ly/10UMKN7
I've enjoyed watching the practice flights of Operation Migration, in which the Whooping Cranes are being trained to fly with the ultra-light planes. Soon, Operation Migration leaves on the long migration to Florida!
I've enjoyed watching the practice flights of Operation Migration, in which the Whooping Cranes are being trained to fly with the ultra-light planes. Soon, Operation Migration leaves on the long migration to Florida!
One of the pieces at the Edinburgh Graduate Art Show this year.
Sadly, I missed the name of the artist.
In response to the brief, 'journey'. Three birds painted onto a map using Brusho paint, and also some embroidery on this added more detail. This was to express the journey of bird migration. (2012)
APRIL 16TH, LONDON - Alberto Brandolini explores some conceptual tools to model and manage transitions involved in a typical agile migration process, and how they could turn useful in our everyday job. See the SkillsCast recording (Film, code, slides) at: bit.ly/10UMKN7
Regals d'aniversari per adelantat i amb les maletes preparades por anar a UK de vacances!
"Instagram Backup's"
I've enjoyed watching the practice flights of Operation Migration, in which the Whooping Cranes are being trained to fly with the ultra-light planes. Soon, Operation Migration leaves on the long migration to Florida!
These are original works by U.S. History (1378H) Honors College students in Dr. Irene Guenther’s class. Their projects creatively educate and inform us about the 20th-century Great Migration of six million African Americans from the South to cities and towns throughout the United States. Their projects illuminate the ways in which this migration forced the nation to confront its long history of racial prejudice and forever changed the nation’s cultural, social, and political landscape. Click on the links to explore their projects from the 2016 spring semester.
For more projects in diferent media, go to:http://www.uh.edu/honors/about/news-events/HIST1378H.php
Crayfish Migration in New Rochelle NY - June 2012
After heavy rain, hundreds of crayfish started coming out of Glenwood Lake in New Rochelle, NY for a few days. Not sure where they were headed.
We don't get many migrating birds around DC -- I had forgotten how cool it is to watch, and how much it reminds me of the coming of fall.
Watercolor and cut paper
1'9'' x 6' 8'' x 6'
Winter 2008
Migration: We can politicize it. We can draw borders, put up fences, build walls. But in reality, it is only natural to migrate when resources become scarce, to move and seek more accepting soil.
International Migration Conference on 17-18 March 2017 at the Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg.
2011 spring snow geese migration maxes out around 1.3 million at Squaw Creek NWR in northwest Missouri.
These are original works by U.S. History (1378H) Honors College students in Dr. Irene Guenther’s class. Their projects creatively educate and inform us about the 20th-century Great Migration of six million African Americans from the South to cities and towns throughout the United States. Their projects illuminate the ways in which this migration forced the nation to confront its long history of racial prejudice and forever changed the nation’s cultural, social, and political landscape. Click on the links to explore their projects from the 2016 spring semester.
For more projects in diferent media, go to:http://www.uh.edu/honors/about/news-events/HIST1378H.php