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SUMMARY:Book Club: Black Faces\, White Spaces
DESCRIPTION:Shaver's Creek's first-ever book club will conclude with an exc
 lusive meet-the-author event!\nRegistration required to participate.  \nI
 n Black Face\, White Spaces\, Dr. Carolyn Finney dives deep into the under
 -representation of African Americans in nature\, outdoor recreation\, and 
 environmentalism through the lenses of environmental history\, studies on 
 race and culture\, and geography.\nStarting on April 8th\, participants wi
 ll meet virtually once a week for four weeks for in-depth discussions led 
 by our very own team development facilitators. Dr. Carolyn Finney will joi
 n us for the last meeting to engage in an intimate and thought-provoking c
 onversation. Attendance for this special meet-the-author event will be lim
 ited to book club participants. Meetings are held Thursday evenings from 7
 :00–8:30 pm via Zoom.\n\nThese meetings are meant to provide spaces for 
 thoughtful and honest conversation. Hostility of any kind will not be tole
 rated.\nThis book club is free and open to the public thanks to the genero
 us support of Shaver’s Creek members and through a wonderful partnership
  with Webster's Bookstore Cafe. All that is required to participate is a c
 opy of the book. \nAbout the author\nCarolyn Finney\, PhD is a storytelle
 r\, author and a cultural geographer. She is deeply interested in issues r
 elated to identity\, difference\, creativity\, and resilience. Carolyn is 
 grounded in both artistic and intellectual ways of knowing — she pursued
  an acting career for eleven years\, spent five years backpacking through 
 Africa and Asia\, and lived in Nepal which changed the course of her life.
  Motivated by these experiences\, Carolyn returned to school after a 15-ye
 ar absence to complete a BA\, MA (gender and environmental issues in Kenya
  and Nepal) and a PhD (where she was a Fulbright and a Canon National Scie
 nce Scholar Fellow). Along with public speaking\, writing\, media engageme
 nts\, consulting &amp\; teaching\, she served on the US National Parks Adv
 isory Board for eight years. Her first book\, Black Faces\, White Spaces: 
 Reimagining the Relationship of African Americans to the Great Outdoors wa
 s released in 2014. Recent publications include Self-Evident: Reflections 
 on the Invisibility of Black Bodies in Environmental Histories (BESIDE Mag
 azine\, Spring 2020)\, and The Perils of Being Black in Public: We are all
  Christian Cooper and George Floyd (The Guardian\, June 3rd 2020). She is 
 currently working on a performance piece about John Muir (The N Word: Natu
 re Revisited) and is the new columnist at the Earth Island Journal while d
 oing a two-year residency in the Franklin Environmental Center at Middlebu
 ry College as the Environmental Studies Professor of Practice.\nGet your c
 opy of Black Faces\, White Spaces\nSeveral options to access the book incl
 ude:\n\n	Ordering a copy from our local partner Webster’s Bookstore Cafe
  here\n	[Penn State students and staff] accessing an online copy of the bo
 ok for free through Penn State libraries\n	or by purchasing the book from 
 your own local bookstore or another retailer of your choosing\n\n\nNeed a 
 hand?\nOur local partner\, Webster’s Bookstore Cafe\, is providing a set
  amount of free copies to anyone who would like to join us and is otherwis
 e unable to access the book using one of the options listed above. If you 
 would like to receive one of these copies\, email Olivia in confidence at 
 ogs5011@psu.edu. The deadline for requesting a free copy of the book is Fr
 iday\, March 26.\n\nRegistration is required to participate. Those who reg
 ister will receive via email important information such as discussion ques
 tions and links to the appropriate Zoom room — look for emails with more
  information closer to the program's start date. You may register below.
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