JAYME COLLINS, Ph.D.
Jayme Collins is a scholar, writer, and audio producer. She studies poetry, land use, climate change, and archives. She tells stories about communities and cultures navigating environmental change.
Jayme is currently the Public Humanities Teaching Fellow at Northwestern’s Kaplan Institute for the Humanities. She joined Northwestern from Princeton, where she was a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the High Meadows Environmental Institute and a project leader at Blue Lab. She has a PhD in English Literature from Northwestern University. She writes and produces an audio documentary series called Archival Ecologies.
ABOUT
WRITING
Book Project:
“Composing in the Field”Academic
Public and Catalogue
Reviews
AUDIO
Archival Ecologies
TEACHING
PrincetonNorthwestern
EVENTS
Pop-up Story PatchEphemera Institute
EXPERIMENTS
CoracleTinkering
Things I see