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Seminar Schedule - Fall Semester 1995
Shannah
Kurland, Director of Direct Action for Rights and Equality
(DARE) speaks on:
Local Environmental Justice Campaigns: Land for the Neighbors,
Not the Speculators! |
Curt
Spalding, Executive Director of Save the Bay, speaks on:
Advocacy in the Era of Newtonian Politics |
Peter
Hocking, Director of the Center for Public Service at Brown
University, speaks on:
Community Development, Social Change, Public Service and
the Environment |
Judy
Benedict, Director of Land Protection, Rhode Island Nature
Conservancy, speaks on:
Land Preservation by the Private Sector: the Nature Conservancy
Approach |
Scott
Maslansky, '95.5 presents his thesis:
The Future of
Weed Control for Rhode Island Corn Growers: Difficulties Looking
Beyond Atrazine |
Aaron
May, '95.5 presents his thesis:
With Whom Should
an Endangered Species Mate: Lessons from Drosophilia Melanogaster |
Sarah
Goodman, '96 presents her thesis:
Is Environmental
Education Saving Our Local Rivers? |
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