Upcoming Events
CES Grad Student Colloquium
Wednesday, May 7th, 3:00-6:00, UEL 106
Stormwater Utilities: National Analysis and Local Application, Laura Mulcahy
Modeling the Effect of Greenways on Water Quality in Watersheds: Case Studies from Rhode Island and Curitiba, Brazil, Jessica Hunter
Equal Opportunity Contamination? Soil toxicity in post-Katrina New Orleans, William Kern
Responses to Phthalate Exposure: Biological and Social Perspectives, Rachel RogersThursday, May 8th, 3:00 – 5:00. UEL 106
Conservation Management Strategies of Ethanol Crop Production: A Brazil-US Comparison, Hazen Kazaks
Print media coverage of climate change: Why environmental organizations should care, and what they can do to effect greater coverage, Paran Quigley
The Potentials and Barriers Facing Demand-side Energy Efficiency Projects in Low-income Households under the Clean Development Mechanism, and the Way Forward, Nathaniel ManningFriday, May 9th, 3:00 – 5:00, UEL 106
The impacts of exurban housing and past land use on avian species richness in Grafton Co, New Hampshire, William Yandik
Socio-demographic drivers of land-use change on non-industrial private forestland, Celia Reichel
Can Small Island Communities Harness Emerging Carbon Markets for Natural Resource Conservation?, Kemen Austin
Refreshments will be served at all sessions
The Rev. Dr. David Mitchell
Environmental Justice: Assuring Environment Justice for All
May 14, 6:30 – 8:00
MacMillan Hall room 115
The forum will begin at 6:30 with a talk by Dr. Mitchell, followed by a conversation about the talk, the environment and how it affects our lives, especially urban America.
Dr. Mitchell holds a Master of Divinity degree from Emory University in Atlanta, GA and his Doctor of Ministry degree in Theology and Ethics from Claremont School of Theology, Claremont, California.
Dr. Mitchell has written and published “Black Theology and Youths at Risk” and is currently Senior Pastor of Congdon Street Baptist Church in Providence, RI.Spring 2008 Seminar Series
Thank you to everyone who helped to make our 2007/2008 Seminar Series a success. Please check back in the fall for our new schedule.
ENVS Spring '08 Courses
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We are currently involved in one faculty search.
CES Director (full professor)
New Faculty
- Sriniketh Nagavarapu, Assistant Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies
- Heather Leslie, Sharpe Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, July 1, 2007
- Jeremy Rich, Assistant Professor, Research, of Environmental Studies, July 1, 2007