The Wayward Episcopalian

Wayward began as a Katrina recovery blog in 2006 but has since wandered off to consider social justice; theology; the intersections of faith, politics, and the environment; and a life lived between DC, Idaho, Nebraska, and New Hampshire.

Progressive Christian, conservationist, music lover, craft beer enthusiast, Dartmouth alum, and Sierra Club online organizer. Former DNC staffer, online consultant, MyDD blogger, and ministry intern. Views my own. Follow me on Twitter: @nathanempsall

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Touting My Own Horn: Dartmouth Life

For reasons I'll never understand, the official college publication aimed at parents and alumni, Dartmouth Life, saw fit to interview yours truly and subsequently publish an online profile about my passion for faith & politics. My ego is not so big that I will quote the article, but it is not so small that I will decline to mention or link to it. You can read it here.

Labels: dartmouth college, faith and politics, my life

5 Comments:

At 4/15/2009 11:40:00 PM , James said...: Social climber! :) Congrats Wayward. As Mini Pearl would say, "I'm just so proud to know you!"
At 4/16/2009 12:55:00 AM , J and E said...: nathan! that is a great article!! You've done so much and worked so hard. I'm so glad there's people like you in world! :)
At 4/16/2009 05:16:00 PM , Dogwalkmusings said...: You've done so much with your young life; I'm anxious to follow your path wherever it leads!
At 4/17/2009 05:54:00 AM , Cany said...: a wonderful write up, nathan! so proud of you!
At 4/18/2009 09:51:00 PM , Jordan said...: Fantastic!

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