A Note from SHE’s President – Robert Dyball
Welcome to the Society for Human Ecology (SHE). Human Ecology presents a uniquely interdisciplinary approach to understanding the interactions between humans and their environments. SHE has a proud history, now some 30 years old, as a forum to debate and propose solutions to the problems that arise in these human-environmental systems. After a successful SHEXXII conference at Los Banos in the Philippines (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ4GHs4Mbek&feature=youtu.be) we are extremely excited to be taking SHEXXIII to Lisbon. All details are at https://sheconference2018.weebly.com/.
SHE is constantly working to update its profile and reach, including membership benefits. Having successfully transitioned the Society’s journal, Human Ecology Review, into online and open-access https://press.anu.edu.au/publications/human-ecology-review the next priority is to completely revamp this website. Your suggestions to help achieve this would be gratefully received.
Good morning. I am so glad to find this organization. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. seems to have disassembled its School of Human Ecology, the school from which I earned my B.S. in Family and Consumer Sciences, Human Services Mgmt. degree (1999). I am beyond disappointment. When a bit more time allows I will get back on your site and do some reading, perhaps join your organization. Kind regards, Florence Murray, CFLE, Kerrville, Texas.
Nice to hear from you. If Facebook is your thing you can like us there and get updates, or follow us on Twitter @humanecology.
Cheers
Rob