Hydrological System Science Seminar: Student Presentation

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Moon Library Room 110 | Event Website | This presentation in the HSS Seminar Series on Water Research on the University Hill will be a student presentation given by Shannon Booth, Anne McElwee, Carrick Palmer, and Jane Van Vessem entitled "A New Vision of Onondaga Lake". | Sponsor: Great Lakes Research Consortium | Contact: Gregory L. Boyer, 315-470-6825

Take our Kids to Work Day

Nifkin Lounge, Quad, + | Event Website | Celebrate more than 25 years of sharing ESF careers with hands-on workshops for 8-11 yr olds with an adult who works or studies here. | Sponsor: ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Heather Engelman, 315-470-4752

The Dirty Life Project - Featured Speakers: Kristin and Mark Kimball

4:00 pm - 5:30 pm | Gateway Center | Join author and farmers Kristin and Mark Kimball for an hour presentation exploring their path to Essex Farm and their organic, full diet CSA. Essex Farm is in the Champlain Valley, along the eastern border of the Adirondacks and along Lake Champlain. The ... Read More | Sponsor: The Dirty Life Project partners | Contact: Paul B. Hai, 5185824551

Adaptive Peaks/WiSE Professions:The Ocean is losing its breath - an overview of the problem, its effects, and solutions

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | 5 Illick Hall | Event Website | Denise Breitburg, Senior Scientist, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, Edgewater, MD, is the penultimate speaker in the semester long Adaptive Peaks Lecture Series theme of "Effecting Change at Local to Global Scales". Dr. Breitburg directs SERC’s Marine ... Read More | Sponsor: Department of Environmental and Forest Biology and ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Sandy Polimino, 315-470-6760

The Dirty Life Project - Farm-to-table reception

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm | Gateway Center | Join us between the Kimballls' presentation and our Alumni Panel for a farm-to-table reception catered by Scratch Farmhouse Catering. The reception will feature a wide range of locally sourced and produced foods, and will include comments from owner and Chef ... Read More | Sponsor: The Dirty Life Project partners | Contact: Paul B. Hai, 5185824551

The Dirty Life Project - Alumni in Agriculture Panel Discussion

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm | Gateway Center | Join our panel discussion with four ESF graduates currently working in agriculture careers. Each has a unique pathway to their current positions, and each is working in a different facet of farming and the new agricultural movement. The panel will field questions ... Read More | Sponsor: The Dirty Life Project partners | Contact: Paul B. Hai, 518.582.4551

Indigenous Science and Academic Science: Can we learn to see with both eyes?

11:00 am - 1:00 pm | Nifkin Lounge, Marshall Hall, ESF | Event Facebook page | What is your way of knowing? What is your lens? Worldviews shape our ways of understanding, yet it is possible to hold multiple perspectives. In this workshop, we will explore two ways of knowing: Indigenous science and academic science. Through both lenses, ... Read More | Sponsor: Center for Native Peoples and the Environment

Hydrological System Science Seminar: Student Presentation

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Moon Library Room 110 | Event Website | This presentation in the HSS Seminar Series on Water Research on the University Hill will be a student presentation given by Justin Beslity, Dominique Derminio, Michelle Herman, and Courtney Nichols entitled "Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation". | Sponsor: Great Lakes Research Consortium | Contact: Gregory L. Boyer, 315-470-6825

Thesis Defense - Gram Townsend

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm | 145 Baker | Sponsor: Office of Instruction & Graduate Studies | Contact: William Powell, 470-6761

Champagne Toast for May Graduates

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Gateway Center | The ESF Alumni Association would like to "raise our glasses" to the College's newest graduates. Please join us for a champagne toast honoring the Class of 2019 May graduates! The event will take place in the Gateway Center immediately following commencement ... Read More | Sponsor: ESF Alumni Association

EFB Adaptive Peaks Seminar - Gene Likens - Univ of Connecticut

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | 5 Illick | Adaptive Peaks Seminar Series theme is: "Effecting Change from Local to Global Scales" | Sponsor: Dept. of Environmental & Forest Biology | Contact: Sandy Polimino, x6760