
I infuse humor & profundity in writing drawn from my life as an autistic, award winning professor, provost, dean, & VP Researcg officer who successfully navigated academe, supports student mental health, & loves evolutionary biology & ecology.
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This piece was completed a day before what would have been my dad’s birthday. That seems apropos.
This is a revision of a previous draft that was driven by working with a craft coach for a bit. I won’t give out his name since I have no id...
Autism, social isolation and depression have been connected to me like heat, fuel and oxygen are connected to fire.
I was reminded about a song I wrote a couple of years ago when one-hundred or so cormorants stopped at the Lake Jeanette re...
There are several ways, here’s the first: The concept of umwelt.
Umwelt is an ecological/evolutionary concept coined by biologist Jakob von Uexküll, and the foundation of Ed Yong’s book, An Immense World. It basically means that organisms...
Our neighborhood magazine Stroll-Lake Jeanette did a story focused on Brea’s pet therapy work.
It was originally titled “The Dog Everyone Knows.” But, the apparently stories need to be about human residents- pets are discriminated against...
Sharing the journey: This chapter completes the first emotional arc in the memoir. Chapter 7 starts a new emotional arc where the the river that is my life starts to carve a massive chasm between academic and social success. I will probably...
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I am autistic, a memoirist, a physiological and ecosystem ecologist, a passionate teacher, a former academic leader, an advocate for neurodivergent people, and unapologetically genuine person and observer of human nature
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