Deborah Cramer

Deborah Cramer is a Visiting Scholar at MIT’s Earth System Initiative. Her book, Smithsonian Ocean: Our Water, Our World, is the companion publication to the Sant Ocean Hall, a facility for oceanic study at the National Museum of Natural History. Harvard biologist E.O Wilson calls this poetic and beautiful book the “best in its class.”

(Spring 2011)

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As we continue to navigate challenges and new ways of living with COVID-19, this spring the Houston Seminar is offering more courses on Zoom, as well as outdoor, socially distanced in-person experiences around Houston. Please join us as we dive into literature, landscape, history, philosophy, politics, and more. Most of our Zoom courses will be recorded, and will be available on our website after they take place. Please note that by registering for Zoom courses, you are understood to be giving your permission to be recorded.

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Welcome to Spring 2021!
As we continue to navigate challenges and new ways of living with COVID-19, this spring the Houston Seminar is offering more courses on Zoom, as well as outdoor, socially distanced in-person experiences around Houston. Please join us as we dive into literature, landscape, history, philosophy, politics, and more. Most of our Zoom courses will be recorded, and will be available on our website after they take place. Please note that by registering for Zoom courses, you are understood to be giving your permission to be recorded.

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Course Recordings Now Available
Miss a course you would have liked to attend? This semester, most Houston Seminar Zoom sessions will be recorded and available to view online through the spring. If you registered for a course, the recording is included with your ticket and you will automatically receive an email a day or two after each session with viewing instructions. Click here to visit our new Recordings Shop and purchase access to recordings after the “live” session has taken place.

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