… Andrew Stuhl of sum.ology. Because what’s not to love about him?
He’s passionate about the environment and is working on his PhD on the environmental history of the Arctic. Prior to starting his doctoral studies, he had volunteered in the Canadian Arctic for a year in 2007. I thought that was a pretty gutsy move … because you just don’t volunteer to leave the comforts of home and live in the Arctic for a year unless you’re heads-over-heels crazy about it. If you ask me, the world needs a lot more passionate people, no matter what their passion is.
But there’s a whole lot more to Andrew than his rather unique love of the Arctic.
At sum.ology, Andrew writes about his studies and other projects he’s interested in, such as unity among the Inuit peoples at Inuvik. His blog also contains a wealth of interesting information ranging from making music with nature to perfecting your elevator speech and thoughts from his 10-day fast.
Andrew is definitely an interesting guy (and friendly too: he was among the first people to contact me when I started at Brazen Careerist). He’s got a ton of insight and is a valuable member to the Brazen Careerist community. What more can you ask from a Brazen Blog Crush?
Be sure you stop by his blog and check out what you’ve been missing! Follow him on Twitter. Fan him on Brazen Careerist.
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