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RESEARCH REPORTS
REAL FOOD, REAL HEALTH: Reasons and Resources for Starting Farm to Hospital Programs in the United States (May 2009)*
THE CHOICE TO FARM: Of Five Farmers, and the Movement They’ve Joined (January 2009)
VITALIZING THE VACANT: The Logistics and Benefits of Middle- to Large-Scale Agricultural Production in Urban Land (May 2008)
*Related essays: Missing: Prisoners and Patients, A Prescription for Power, Op-Ed: The Marathon For Health
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GALLATIN COLLOQUIUM
In order to qualify for graduation, all students in NYU’s Gallatin program must complete a final oral examination called the COLLOQUIUM. The colloquium is an intellectual conversation among the student, the student’s adviser, and two other members of the faculty, about a selection of books representing several academic disciplines and historical periods. In preparing for the colloquium, each student creates a BOOK LIST of twenty to twenty-five works, and writes a brief paper, called the RATIONALE, which describes the themes the student plans to discuss in the colloquium. My colloquium is entitled Brooklyn Brews and Oyster Pie: Visions of A Local Food System in the New York Region.
The rationale and book list can be be downloaded here:
Brooklyn Brews and Oyster Pie:
Visions of A Local Food System in the New York Region
Links to related essays:
Annie Myers
Thoughts On the Table 
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