ES faculty and majors enjoy a dinner with Dr. Eric Dinerstein of the World Wildlife Fund.

1. Participants in ES401/402 are required to attend six of the scheduled presentations each semester. A minimum of three of these presentations each semester must be part of the Environmental Studies Evening Lecture series.

2. For each of the six presentations attended you must complete the ES 401/402 evaluation form.  The forms are due to ES Program Coordinator Lia Morris via email by 5:00 PM the Friday immediately following the presentation. The summaries will be graded on a pass/no pass basis and will not be returned.

3. In addition, participants in ES401/402 must attend one of the final capstone course (ES 493/494) presentations in addition to their own (Fall semester) and at least two ES Honors Presentations given at the Undergraduate Research Symposium (Spring semester). Participants in ES401/402 are also asked to attend the internship presentations that begin each semesters events. Attendance will be monitored.

4. Participants will receive one credit upon successfully completing both the fall and spring courses.

5. Students in this course will be involved in helping faculty to host speakers during their visits to Colby. Students will also be expected to take their turn in introducing guest speakers.  When possible, small group dinners will be set up to provide informal opportunities for discussions of contemporary environmental issues with the speakers.