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Fall 2010 Colloquia
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Hollis Lectures in Environmental Studies

Fall Environmental Studies Evening Colloquium Series
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Fall Environmental Studies Lunchtime Colloquium Series
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Requirements for the Senior Colloquium in Environmental Studies


Other Related Events

Environmental Studies Program
Other Events
Fall 2010

 

SEPTEMBER 20
4:00 ES Seminar Room, Diamond 223
Welcome Back Ice Cream Social
Sponsored by the ES Club

SEPTEMBER 22
12:00PM-1:30 PM
What is Religious Environmentalism?
Camp Room, Dana
Rabbi Lawrence Troster

SEPTEMBER 28
7:00 pm. Olin 1
Scholarship Opportunities Discussion
Finding $$$$ to Support Your Research
Philip Nyhus, Professor of Environmental Studies

SEPTEMBER 30
4:00 PM, Diamond 223
Operation Wallacea
Discussion of Biodiversity Research Opportunity
Sara Ramirez

OCTOBER 26
7:00 pm, Olin 1
Off Campus Study Discussion
Where to go, What to Do?
Cathy Bevier, Professor of Biology

NOVEMBER 9
7:00 PM , Olin 1
Grad School: When, Where, Why?
Philip Nyhus, Professor of Environmental Studies

 

Stay Tuned for More Information on the ES/EnviroCo Film Series!


Requirements for the Senior Colloquium in Environmental Studies.

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 Colloquium series.

2. For each of the six presentations attended, a brief, typed, personal reflection on the presentation (normally one or two paragraphs) is required. This reflection should include: a) the title of the presentation, b) the speaker's name and affiliation, and c) a brief reaction to the talk. Did you enjoy the presentation? Why or why not? Were there parts of the talk you disagreed with? Why? Were there parts that you found particularly valuable? Why? The summaries are intended to help you reflect on the ideas presented by the speakers and also to provide information regarding the selection of future colloquium speakers.

3. The reflective summaries are due to ES Program Coordinator Beth Kopp via email by 5:00 PM Friday following the presentation. The summaries will be graded on a pass/no pass basis and will not be returned.

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.


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