Researcher. Coordinator. Geographer.
Mary T. Biggs
Photo credit: York Wilson
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I am passionate about the relationships between people and place. My background in community and youth engagement, Federal and nonprofit sectors, and program development is rooted in environmental knowledge and a deep commitment to critical thought. My dedication to intersectional justice and environmental stewardship informs all I do.
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Current Position
Geography PhD student at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill: I study the intersection of natural and cultural resource production and management through an anti-racist lens. My PhD research is funded through a grant from the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Learn more about my academic work here.
Read more about my M.A. work and ongoing public scholarship: Biggs, M. (29 Dec. 2020). Re-designing historic space: Corrective landscape planning at Stagville State Historic Site. National Council of Public History History@Work. https://ncph.org/history-at-work/re-designing-historic-space-at-stagville-state-historic-site/
Read more about my M.A. work and ongoing public scholarship: Biggs, M. (29 Dec. 2020). Re-designing historic space: Corrective landscape planning at Stagville State Historic Site. National Council of Public History History@Work. https://ncph.org/history-at-work/re-designing-historic-space-at-stagville-state-historic-site/