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Kate Tafelski, '14, writing interdisciplinary major, is an Assistant Editor with Lexington Books, an imprint of the Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group in Lanham, MD. She accepted a full time position after interning with Lexington in the spring of her senior year. Lexington publishes academic monographs and edited collections across the social science and humanities. Kate manages the African studies list and also acquires titles for the political science and international relations discipline.
Sarah Nielsen, '14, writing minor, recently accepted a position at Amplify Education in the Government Relations sector in Washington, DC. For Amplify, she works primarily with lobbyist contracts, as well as other administrative duties. She also is able to attend education policy events to conduct research for the company. In her spare time, she is a contributing editor at Southern Pulse, a networked intelligence firm, where she collects data from Latin American countries. She uses this data to create intel feeds for private companies and individuals to help them obtain information about Latin America.
Nora Kearney, '13, writing minor, joined the Jesuit Volunteer Corps following graduation and spent her year of service in Cleveland, OH. Nora was placed at Saint Martin de Porres High School, a member of the Cristo Rey Network, as an Assistant College Counselor. Her work focused on planning campus visits for students, assisting seniors through their application process, and working on résumé building and essay writing with the junior class. Nora is now at Boston College working towards her M.A. in Higher Education with a split concentration in Student Affairs and Catholic University Leadership. She works for the Lynch School of Education Undergraduate Student Services Office, primarily with a first-year seminar program and academic advising. Kelsey McGlynn '13. I have been so fortunate throughout my job search because of my BA in English and Writing. My degree has provided me with both excellent written and verbal communication skills. These skills have helped me to gain a position working for Insight Global, an IT staffing agency in the Inner Harbor area in Baltimore, MD. I am currently living in Charles Village with another Loyola alum and really looking forward to attending Loyola's upcoming Career Fair in October, where I will be representing Insight Global.
Valentina Guzzo, writing minor, '13, began work as a Corporate Paralegal at the New York office of Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton LLP, a top ten international law firm with offices worldwide. Valentina works under the Corporate sector and has worked on Merger and Acquisition deals, as well as Capital Markets and Leverage Finance. She has also done some pro-bono work by assisting individuals in asylum in filing for refugee status and looks forward to working in the inner-city high school legal-outreach mentoring program that the firm sponsors. In her current position, Valentina explained that a variety of skills are essential for success, such as being organized, multitasking, attending to detail, working well with others, expressing a desire to learn, meeting deadlines, being flexible, and communicating clearly both in person and on paper. (Updated January 2014.) Lauren Keller, '12, is a Sales and Marketing Assistant at Optimal Networks, Inc. in Rockville Maryland. Lauren reported in December of 2013: "Professionally, my job rocks . . . . my bosses and coworkers are fabulous, and I'm doing more and more writing as time goes on. I'm also learning a heck of a lot about IT! I'm writing our proposals (which aren't nearly as dry and technical as you might think), our marketing literature, and our COO's blog: http://www.optimalnetworks.com/category/the_common_man/. The blog is a fairly new development for me--I've been putting one out each week for the past, oh, two months? As a rule of thumb, if there are three questions at the end of the post, I didn't write it" (Updated January 2014.) Maria Dontas, '12, is an Account Manager at 24/7 Media, a company whose aim is to provide multi-platform internet marketing strategies. She is also recording a solo EP.
Kelly Hatter, '12, is currently working on her Accelerated Teaching Certificate in Elementary/ Special Education and her Masters of Arts in Teaching at Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDM). She is also working at the Harbour School in Owings Mills, which serves students with learning disabilities and autism. She expects to graduate from NDM in 2015.
Caitlin Aymong, '12, is attending Teacher's College at Columbia University for an Ed.M. in School Psychology.
Juliana Horbachevsky, '12, is a Publicity Assistant for the Pocket/Gallery Books imprint of Simon & Schuster.
Thomas Johnson, '12, received a full tuition waiver with a teaching assistantship to Catholic University's English PhD program. This summer he published a book review in The Weekly Standard. Jennifer Nordmark, '11, is working in production at Blue Sky Studios, located in Greenwich, CT, which made all the Ice Age movies, Robots, Horton Hears a Who, and Rio. Jen reported in December, 2013 that "things are going very well!" and she will have her third feature film credit when Rio 2 comes out. She has "moved a bit further along on the production management track" and now coordinates "the department responsible for all grass, leaves, fur, and hair" in the Blue Sky movies. She explained, "It's amazing how much time is spent on the details animated moviegoers hardly ever think about! Thirteen people just create cgi fur all day." Jen also has been co-hosting a weekly film review podcast with another Loyola grad, Tim Dillon. Check it out at http://www.breakthruradio.com/#/viewdj/?blog=114 (Updated January 2014.) Pat Taylor, '11, is currently a News Reporter for the East County Times in Essex responsible for field reporting, editing and page layout.
John Cappiello, '11, teaches at Northeast High School in Kansas City, MO.
Kathryn Tracey, '11: Phi Beta Kappa; Editor for Olida Publishing, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was recently hired as a Faculty Research Assistant for the Director of the Institute for Research in Electronics and Applied Physics at University of Maryland, College Park after a stint editing technology curriculum in Annapolis. Ryn reports, "Everyone said that majoring in writing really prepares you for anything - and they were right! I certainly never imagined myself immersed in a workplace filled with talk of optics and wavelengths and applied physics . . . . My job involves a lot of drafting and editing communications from the director's office, serving on campus communications committees, and preparing journal articles for publication." Natasha Hochlowski, '10: Natasha's dual degree in chemistry and writing has led her to several jobs in the pharmaceutical industry. After a year of chemistry graduate work at Princeton University, she worked for a year as a technical writer/editor at XenoBiotic Laboratories, followed by six months as a quality assurance specialist at Covance, Inc. Currently, she is working in Horsham, PA as a Labeling Specialist with Teva Pharmaceuticals, the largest producer of generic pharmaceuticals worldwide. At Teva, she is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of all drug labels and package inserts through proofreading, ensuring quality control, and reviewing/approving labeling. Greg Howard, '10, finished the New York University Masters of Arts program in magazine writing in January 2012. After a six-month fellowship at the Dallas Observer, where he blogged and published four cover stories, he became a staff writer for the Village Voice, blogging and writing cover stories. Visit his blog at http://blogs.villagevoice.com/author.php?author_id=3341.
Ross Losapio, '08, entered his final year in the MFA program (poetry) at Virginia Commonwealth University where he is Lead Associate Editor for Blackbird: an online journal of literature and the arts. This fall, he will serve as Associate Editor Emeritus and will teach an honors section of "Reading & Writing of Fiction & Poetry" at Virginia Commonwealth University His poems have appeared recently in Copper Nickel, the minnesota review, and The Emerson Review.
Raina Fields, '08, just accepted a position as Chancellor's Minority Professional Teaching Fellow at Virginia Community College System. Raina graduated from the Master of Fine Arts program in Creative Writing (Poetry) and English Literature at Virginia Tech in May 2012. While there, she served as an instructor of English composition/creative writing and an editor of the minnesota review. She wrote a collection of poems, Last Rites for Uptown, and published poems in journals such as Callaloo, Sweet, Diverse Voices Quarterly, PANK, 580Split, and others. Currently, she works as a Communications Manager for Virginia Consumer Voices for Healthcare in Richmond, VA. She is at work on a second collection of poetry and hopes to get her first collection published within the next couple of years.
Alison Gillis, '08, is a Senior Development Editor at UpToDate, a Boston company that provides the latest research and diagnostic protocols to practicing clinicians. She also holds a Master's Degree in Public Health from Northeastern University.
Laryssa Wirstiuk, '07, received her MFA from the University of Maryland in 2009. She is founder and editor-in-chief of Too Shy to Stop, an online arts and culture magazine, and she blogs about new media at Comma 'n Sentence. She recently funded the printing of her first book, a collection of short stories titled The Prescribed Burn, using Kickstarter. The book will be published by my small press, Painted Egg Press, this September and will be available in paperback and e-book editions at theprescribedburn.com. Wirstiuk is also an adjunct professor at Rutgers University, where she teaches creative writing and blogging. In addition, she tutor privately and blog about writing at craftyourdrafts.com.
Natalie Joseph Zeigler, '06, is a Technical Writer/Editor for the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR), part of the National Institutes of Health. As a Technical Writer/Editor for NINR, Natalie writes, designs and produces content for scientific, professional, and consumer audiences. This content includes press releases, health/science publications or submissions, electronic newsletters, user guides/manuals, white papers on a variety of science and business topics, posters, flyers, communication and project plans and NINR correspondence. In addition to her writing and editing responsibilities, Natalie is the developer and system administrator for NINR's online community, Innovative Questions, and manages web content for the institute's enterprise website. Natalie previously served as a Health Communications Specialist at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and as a Health and Corporate Communications Intern at the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield. Natalie earned a B.A. in Communications from Loyola University Maryland and a M.S. degree in Health Promotion Management with a Health Communications specialization from American University. She lives with her husband, Kelvin, and her 7-month-old son, Brandon, in Fulton, Md.
Chelsea Haddaway Williams, '05, worked with a political consulting firm in Baltimore on Martin O'Malley's first run for governor. She received my M.A. in Publishing and Writing from Emerson College in 2009. For the last two and a half years, she's worked as a Communications Manager at UMBC.
Nicole Sieben, '05, is currently a leadership trainer and curriculum developer for two education-based, non-profit organizations in the New York area. For Athletes Helping Athletes, Nicole works with high school student-athletes to develop their public speaking and communication skills and trains them to be effective mentors to middle school and elementary school students. For the Get.A.Voice Foundation, Nicole serves as Board President and works with other educators to create and implement language-based anti-bullying initiatives in K-12 schools. Additionally, Nicole is a college instructor at Adelphi University in the School of Education and General Studies where she teaches writing, leadership, and education courses for undergraduate and graduate students. Upon graduation from Loyola, Nicole first worked as a Communications Specialist for the non-profit Sports Leadership Institute. After receiving her Master's degree in Adolescent English Education, Nicole taught high school English and writing. In 2013, she received her Doctorate of Education in Learning and Teaching with a specialization in English Education and an emphasis on human development and educational psychology from Hofstra University. Nicole frequently presents locally and nationally and has published in various textbooks and academic journals. Her article, "'Watch What You Teach': A First Year Teacher Refuses to Play It Safe," in the March 2009 English Journal was awarded the Edwin M. Hopkins Award by the National Council of Teachers of English. Nicole's development as a writer, an educator, a leadership trainer, and an advocate and activist for social justice in education began at Loyola in her writing, communications, and gender studies classes. (Updated January 2014.) Kristen Kearby (Writing '05, MBA '11) is a management/organizational consultant to a gold mine in Tanzania. The job involves analyzing the organizational structure, the management practices and policies, and the work processes to optimize the production of gold, while balancing the safety, health, security, environmental, and community requirements. She is keeping a blog at http://tanzaniaatfirstlight.blogspot.com/ Previously, she worked as a technical writer and proposal manager for KCI Technologies, a full-service engineering firm.
Brian Oliu, '04, is an Instructor of Composition, Literature, and Creative Writing at the University of Alabama. His collection of Tuscaloosa Craigslist Missed Connections, 'So You Know It's Me,' was released by Tiny Hardcore Press in 2011. A series of lyric essays based off of videogame boss battles, 'Level End', was released in 2012 by Origami Zoo Press. Work has been anthologized in 'Best Creative Nonfiction Vol. 2,' (Norton, 2008), 'Metawritings: Toward a Theory of Nonfiction,' (U. of Iowa Press, 2012), & 'Borderlands: Explorations to the Fringe of Nonfiction,' (U. of Nebraska, 2012).
Dana Moss, 04, is an MA/PhD student at the University of California, Irvine, with an emphasis on social movements, state repression, the Middle East, and qualitative methods. She received an interdisciplinary MA from Villanova University in 2009 in Liberal Studies with an emphasis on Middle Eastern and North African Studies. Moss co-founded and co-directs The Yemen Peace Project, a small non-profit dedicated to educating Americans about Yemen and supporting Yemenis in their fight for democracy and justice. She "cannot emphasize how valuable my training in creative writing has been for life in academia -- everyone, ESPECIALLY in the social sciences (contrary to popular belief), has to write constantly, and I feel blessed that I have had training and guidance in this area."
Stephanie Chizik, '04, earned a Masters in Fine Arts for creative nonfiction writing from Chatham College. Currently, Stephanie is an associate editor for Four Point Publishing LLC in San Diego, California. She is also the primary editor of a bi-monthly trade magazine and contributing writer for another magazine that LLC publishes. Her freelance work includes publications in 101 Things to Do in San Diego, www.52perfectdays.com, and Conte Online. Stephanie notes: "I studied under Jane Satterfield, Barbara Mallonee, Ron Tanner, Judith Dobler, Jennifer Follett, and Daniel McGuiness. I can say, without a doubt, that I left Loyola with a solid foundation and understanding of the modern writing process, gleaned through valuable lessons from each of my Loyola writing professors. I also left Loyola with a core group of writing peers to whom I still rely on for feedback on my work."
Maggie Dougherty's, '04, first job after graduating from Loyola with a writing degree was planting trees in West Africa. As a Peace Corps volunteer, she spent two years in The Gambia, where, in addition to planting trees, she wrote lots of letters and journals, read extensively, met amazing people, and worked with schools, women's groups, and individuals on small-scale agroforestry and gardening projects. Currently, Maggie is a first year student in Georgetown's Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS) Program, concentrating in International Development/Humanitarian Assistance, as well as working as a trade/agricultural policy intern with Women Thrive Worldwide. Maggie noted: "As a student in Loyola's writing program, I worked with Jane Satterfield, Ron Tanner, Lia Purpura, Ned Balbo, Dan McGuiness, and Karen Fish. I enjoyed the diversity of classes and professors within the program, each offering students technical knowledge and new, more nuanced ways to perceive the world around them. The skills and perspective I gained at Loyola have helped in every position I've had since graduation. I still enjoy writing creative non-fiction, fiction, and poetry, and look forward to focusing more on writing following graduate school." Erin Karper, '98 (Spanish and Writing Major, French Minor), is an associate professor in the English department at Niagara University where she teaches first-year composition, professional writing, visual rhetoric, and writing for the Web, as well as directing the writing studies minor and serving as the acting director of the first-year composition program. Erin's time at Loyola prepared her for a rigorous graduate program in rhetoric and composition at Purdue University (MA, 2000; PhD, 2004) where she was in charge of Purdue's Online Writing Lab (OWL) and the technology coordinator for Purdue's Professional Writing Program.
Julianna Baggott, '91 (Creative Writing and French), is the author of nineteen books under her own name and two pen names, most notably PURE, the first in a trilogy, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year (2012) and an ALA Alex Award-winner, now in development with Fox 2000. Her work has appeared in Best American Poetry, The New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, on NPR's Talk of the Nation and All Things Considered.


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• Review: "Sala's new book, The Hidden, does not wholly depart from the campy fascination with the morbid that marks his previous work, but is even darker in tone, despite the vibrant watercolor work. The visual markers of Sala's humor are present — the affected font, the twisted faces — but there is arguably something more serious and disturbing at play here." – Jenna Brager, Los Angeles Review of Books
• Reviews (Video): "This week on the Comics-and-More Podcast, Patrick Markfort and I discuss Richard Sala's work, including his Peculia books and his new graphic novel The Hidden, perfect books to read for Halloween." So says co-host Dave Ferraro — watch the multi-part video at the link
• Review: "EC is often at the center of the story [of Pre-Code horror comics]... Four Color Fear strives to provide an accessible sampler of everything else. Editor Greg Sadowski is adept at such missions.... Sadowski keeps endnotes, often heavy with hard publication facts and extensive quotes from artists and observers, in the back of the book in order to structurally foreground the sensual, aesthetic experience of reading old comics." – Joe McCulloch, Los Angeles Review of Books
• Review: "Thirty years after the debut of their Love and Rockets series, the Hernandez Brothers continue to impress readers with their incredible Love and Rockets: New Stories #4.... More than ever, Jaime demonstrates a mastery of line and pacing, making for emotional realism that is rarely matched in the world of comics.... As for Gilbert, he presents readers with the captivating 'King Vampire,' a story which revolves around killer vampires.... The result is a gripping tale filled with plot twists, violence, and absolutely gorgeous art.... With Love and Rockets: New Stories #4, the Hernandez Brothers establish once more their immeasurable contribution to the world of comics. Instead of producing works that are stale and predictable, the duo is creating comics that are as imaginative and fresh as ever." – Jason Grimmer, 211 Bernard (Librairie Drawn & Quarterly)
• Review: "David B. is one of the most important cartoonists in France. A member of L'Association, his most important work is Epileptic... But I will confess that I like the stories in The Armed Garden more. These are stories about heretics. Heresy is a subject of particular interest for certain storytellers -- for example, Jorge Luis Borges.... These bizarre fable-like tales may seem far from us, but they show want can happen when societies are stressed." – Robert Boyd, The Great God Pan Is Dead
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Epilepsy is a chronic condition produced by temporary changes in the electrical function of the brain, causing seizures, which can affect awareness, movement, or sensation.
Seizures occur when clusters of nerve cells in the brain, called neurons, signal or communicate with each other abnormally. During a seizure, the neurons' normal pattern of activity is disturbed. It causes them to fire as many as 500 times per second instead of the normal rate of about 80 times per second. This can cause strange sensations, emotions, and behavior, or convulsions, muscle spasms, and/or loss of consciousness.
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A diagnosis of epilepsy is usually not made until a person has a seizure more than once without a preventable cause.
The causes of abnormal brain wiring and imbalance of neurotransmitters are numerous. They can include:
In many cases, the exact cause of epilepsy is not known.
Berkow R. The Merck Manual of Medical Information. 17th ed. New York, NY: Simon and Schuster; 2000.
Epilepsy in adults. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated February 18, 2013. Accessed February 22, 2013.
Epilepsy in children. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated November 19, 2012. Accessed February 22, 2013.
Lowenstein DH. Seizures and epilepsy. In: Longo DL, Fauci AS, et al, eds. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. 18th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2012.
NINDS Epilepsy information page. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website. Available at: http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/epilepsy/epilepsy.htm. Updated February 21, 2013. Accessed February 22, 2013.
What is epilepsy? Epilepsy Foundation website. Available at: http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org/aboutepilepsy/whatisepilepsy/index.cfm. Accessed February 22, 2013.
Last reviewed March 2014 by Rimas Lukas, MD
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The Orioles' West Coast trip might be over, but the West is coming back to Baltimore on Tuesday, when the O's open a three-game series with Angels before a three-game set with the Mariners.
Tuesday will be a rematch of the Angels' 3-2 victory from Wednesday, as Chris Tillman and Jered Weaver will both be on the hill again.
"They've got a good lineup. They are going to battle all night long," Tillman said after allowing one run and five hits in six innings in Anaheim. "It never felt like you had the game in hand. They grinded me out."
As solid as Tillman (7-5) was in that game, Weaver (11-6) came out on top. Weaver held Baltimore to two runs and six hits in eight innings before turning the ball over to Huston Street for his first save with the Angels.
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"I felt like I was going to get stronger as the year went on," Weaver said. "Seeing that increase in velocity and seeing the fastball command come back a little, I feel like I'm getting stronger every time out."
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With an off-day on Monday, Baltimore is taking the opportunity to reorganize its rotation. Tillman will start on Tuesday as scheduled, and Kevin Gausman will pitch Wednesday. On Thursday, the O's will push Wei-Yin Chen back and have Bud Norris make his second start against the Angels in 10 days.
"Wei-Yin had I think his highest pitch count of the year," manager Buck Showalter said of the lefty, who threw 109 pitches over eight innings in a 4-0 win Thursday. "I want to keep Gaus on turn, think he would benefit from that."
Norris allowed two runs on eight hits in 6 2/3 innings of a 4-2 win against Los Angeles last Monday.
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When Baltimore scored four runs off Angels relievers last Tuesday, it was the most the revamped bullpen had given up since a June 19 nightmare at Cleveland.
At the time, the bullpen still had Ernesto Frieri and Cam Bedrosian and hadn't yet added Street, Jason Grilli or Joe Thatcher. In the past 34 games, Angels relievers have a 2.53 ERA and have converted 12 of 15 save opportunities.
Street has only blown eight of his last 119 save opportunities. Setup man Joe Smith has given up one earned run in his past 19 outings while striking out 20 and walking just one. Seventh-inning arm Kevin Jepsen is tied for the Major League lead with 46 scoreless appearances.
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• At 21-19, the Angels are the only team in baseball with a winning record in games they do not hit a home run.
• After the O's trio of righties, the Angels will have faced right-handed starters in 18 of their past 19 games.
David Wilson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Great Sound / Questionable Noise Cancelling Written By SH, Pendleton, IN on Sunday, December 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Denon Globe Cruiser Headphones. These headphones have excellent sound quality. Whether you are listening to music or talking on the phone they sound Great. Very clear and excellent bass. The Bluetooth functions all worked flawlessly and were easy to set up. The noise cancelling function seems to work but it's hard to tell how much external noise it reduces since it also boosts the volume of whatever you are listening to. The control functions for play, pause, volume, etc. work great, but only if you are using Bluetooth and not when the headphones are plugged in through the cord. The only other downside is that you have to charge them via USB which can plug into your phone or computer but you cannot listen to music through that connection. Pros: sound quality, functionality Cons: noise cancelling needs some improvement
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Tied at 8-8 with 20 minutes remaining in the second half, Jessica Stratton and Kory Webster scored back-to-back goal to take the lead for good as the Wilmington University women's lacrosse team pulled out a 13-11 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Holy Family on Tuesday afternoon at the Kirkwood Soccer Complex.
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The Wildcats took possession of the ball to wind down the clock, but the Tigers' Samantha Cornely cut it to 12-10 with 4:16 showing on the board on an eight-meter attempt. Molly Taylor retaliated with a swooping from the side of the net, landing in front of the crease but able to beat Holy Family goalkeeper Melissa Jenkins to push the lead back to three goals with 3:35 left to play.
Again the Wildcats tried to play the possession game and were able to keep the Tigers off the board until the final moments of the contest, as Gina Mansi scored the final goal of the game with 19 seconds left to play.
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Case finished with two goals and an assist, matching Jaclyn Hall with three points on the day. Stratton added an assist as well for the Wildcats, tallying two points off the bench.
The Wildcats were outshot, 42-35, and had fewer draw controls, 17-9, than Holy Family, but converted on 3-of-5 free position shots and two of three extra-man opportunities to win at home.
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The evidence keeps sprouting up like daffodils: Experiencing nature is good for us — physically, emotionally, cognitively. (Check out this new study on how a walk in the park can reduce brain fatigue.) But as the world becomes ever more urbanized, which urbanites have enough access to nature to reap these benefits…and how can we make that access more equitable?
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But City Nature's data also holds surprises — including how much urban nature in the United States has happened in spite of central planning, and how little impact great landscape architects such as Frederick Olmsted have had on that development. I caught up with Christensen to learn more:
City Nature has a project called "Naturehoods" that measures neighborhood proximity to parks as well as neighborhood levels of "greenness" — which includes plants in backyards, parkways, street tree canopies. What disparities are you finding between parks and greenness across the United States? And does having a park nearby always mean you have "access" to greenness?
JON CHRISTENSEN: Parks don't seem to be distributed in U.S. cities in a way that is biased towards any particular class. That's partly a historical artifact of the way the cities have developed and the flight to the suburbs — there are lots of parks throughout cities.
But greenness or unpaved spaces tend to not be evenly distributed. There is a tendency — although it's not uniform — that greener parts of cities tend to be wealthier neighborhoods with higher per-capita income and higher percentages of owner-occupied homes. That doesn't mean that wealthy people live only in green parts of town — they can choose to live wherever they want, so they are often found in a lot of different neighborhoods and increasingly, we know, back in dense downtowns where there is often less green space.
But the greenest parts of cities often seem to be areas where people have big lots, backyards, lots of trees, nearby open space, and expensive homes. An economist might say these homeowners have made a trade-off. As one person I talked to here in L.A. told me, she doesn't need a park, she has a big backyard. She's only been to the local park once in decades. By contrast, the least green parts of town often seem to be home to people with lower incomes and less valuable property. They might have parks, but those parks may be more neglected, run down, more paved over to make maintenance easier for cash-strapped city park agencies, and there are fewer trees and smaller backyards, if any, and less open space around.
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