Saskia C Cornes
Assistant Professor of the Practice of the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute
Program Director, Duke Campus Farm
Recently published: "Milton's Manuring: Paradise Lost, Husbandry, and the Possibilities of Waste" in Milton Studies.
Co-director of DukeImmerse, Imagining the Future of Food
Interviewed in a new documentary "The Education of Bruno Latour."
Current Research Interests
environmental humanities, sustainable agriculture, early modern literature, food studies, experiential learning
Office Hours
Spring 2020 office hours: Thursdays 12-1pm in West Union & Fridays 9:30-11:30am in Smith Warehouse, B192 between Bays 4 and 5 on the ground floor.
I hold regular office hours because I’m interested in how things are going for you and experience shows that troubleshooting works best when we take aim together and early. Please feel free to stop by with thoughts, ideas, struggles. or hurrahs, about your academic coursework or about work in the food system.
I hold regular office hours because I’m interested in how things are going for you and experience shows that troubleshooting works best when we take aim together and early. Please feel free to stop by with thoughts, ideas, struggles. or hurrahs, about your academic coursework or about work in the food system.
Current Appointments & Affiliations
- Assistant Professor of the Practice of the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute, John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute, University Institutes and Centers 2017
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