Expeditions

At 79° north latitude, Svalbard is one of the world's northernmost permanent settlements. I hiked, kayaked, and dog-sledded across the islands' arctic terrain.

I explore the Sierra Nevada backcountry on a one-day skiing expedition near Kirkwood Mountain Resort.

India's unique history makes it a great place to visit. I spent a week and a half in the middle of the country.

I worked at Earthjustice's Juneau office during the summer of 2012. I spent my free time adventuring in the mountains, bays, and glaciers around Alaska's capital city.

I traveled to Cambodia for a project evaluating the oversight of conditions in Cambodian garment factories. On our day off, we visited Angkor Wat and Tonle Sap.

Half of a small island at the southeastern tip of the Indonesian archipelago, Timor-Leste is a country most Americans haven't heard of. I visited in 2012 through a legal education project.

I worked for the National Park Service for a summer in Yosemite. I spent my free time wandering the mountains and waterfalls and climbing.

An oasis of serenity in the Arizona desert, Sedona is remarkably tranquil and beautiful.

Boasting some of the world's most spectacular shoreline, California's Lost Coast is a fantastic place to get lost in the wilderness.

Winter's first snowfall is always magical. In the back country, it can be transcendant.

With a group of friends from school, I summited fourteen-thousand foot Mount Shasta early on a frigid May morning.

I led a group on a winter summit attempt of California's 10,000-foot Pyramid Peak.