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Thomas Hayden teaches science writing, environmental journalism and sustainability science. He is a lecturer in the department of Environmental Earth System Science, and a visiting lecturer in the Graduate Program in Journalism. Trained as an oceanographer, he has been a science journalist since 1997, reporting and writing for national and international publications. Hayden was a staff reporter at Newsweek in New York and a senior writer at US News & World Report in Washington, DC. His freelance work includes cover stories for National Geographic, Wired, Smithsonian and many other publications. He is the is co-editor of The Science Writers' Handbook (2013), coauthor of two books and was the lead writer for the 2010 9th revision of the iconic National Geographic Atlas of the World. Currently teaching
EARTHSYS 191: Introduction to Environmental Communication
(Autumn)
EARTHSYS 200: Sustaining Action: Research, Analysis and Writing for the Public (Winter) EARTHSYS 291: Introduction to Environmental Communication (Autumn) EARTHSYS 292: Multimedia Environmental Communication (Autumn) EARTHSYS 293: Environmental Communication Practicum (Autumn, Winter, Spring) EARTHSYS 294: Environmental Communication Capstone (Spring) |
