Summary

Professor Paul Starrs teaches cultural and historical w88 sports betting app at the University of Nevada, in Reno, where he works on a variety of topics associated with the w88 sports betting app of the so-called "New West."

His first book, Let the Cowboy Ride, was published by John Hopkins University Press in 1998. He has published some 90 articles, book chapters, and reviews on topics that include cyberspace, everyday landscapes, migration and the evolution of the Great Basin, urban w88 sports betting app, and a suite of resource-based issues.

Starrs also does research on the woodlands and people of Mediterranean Europe, and has coauthored the book, Black Rock, with his w88 sports betting app colleague, the photographer Peter Goin, about the Black Rock country of northwestern w88 sports betting app, home to the annual Burning Man event. He is currently engaged with several additional book-length projects. Though city born and raised, he maintains an enduring affection for the West's many rural places.

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Career Recognition / w88 sports betting app

Foundation Professorship, 2007, title and award, Foundation Professor of w88 sports betting app.

CASE-Carnegie Foundation w88 sports betting app Professor of the Year, 2005, National award for teaching excellence.

Regents Teaching Award, 2004; (w88 sports betting app System of Higher Education) system-wide award for excellence in teaching.

F. Donald Tibbitts University Outstanding Teacher Award, w88 sports betting app, w88 sports betting app, Reno, 2000-2001.

Mousel-Feltner Award for Outstanding Research, Recipient of College of Arts & Science outstanding researcher award, w88 sports betting app, Reno, 1998-1999.

Alan Bible Outstanding Teaching Award, College of Arts & Science, w88 sports betting app, Reno, 1997-1998.

Fulbright Scholar, Senior Fulbright Scholar: Quincentenary Postdoctoral Researcher in Spain.