EFB Calendar
Events
Friday
9:30 am - 11:00 am | 110 Moon Library | Event Website | Network with other women on campus, across departments and ranks. Short on mentors? Build or become part of a mentoring network. | Sponsor: ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Heather Engelman, 315-470-4752
Tuesday
Graduate and Professional School Fair
11:00 am - 2:00 pm | Gateway Center | Event Website | Interested in furthering your education? Attend the Graduate and Professional School Fair to speak with representatives from graduate schools, law schools, medical programs, etc. Log into OrangeLink now to see the list of institutions that will be here! Consider ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office | Contact: Casey Duffy, 3154706691
Tuesday
Neil Rizos: The Art of Exploration
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | 408 Baker | Event Website | A one-hour presentation on artwork, travels and bird research. | Sponsor: Office of the President | Contact: Ragan Squier, 470-6686
Tuesday
11:00 am - 12:20 pm | 110 Moon Library | Event Website | Network with other women on campus, across departments and ranks. Short on mentors? Build or become part of a mentoring network. | Sponsor: ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Heather Engelman, 315-470-4752
Saturday
Student and Young Alumni Networking Event
10:00 am - 11:00 am | 110 Moon Library | Event Website | Students, families, and alumni are welcome to attend the Young Alumni Networking Event hosted by the Career Services Office. A panel of young alumni will share their career paths and current accomplishments. They will also answer questions and provide advice ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office | Contact: Casey Duffy, 315-470-4754
Tuesday
ESF Career Fellowships Information Session
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | 110 Moon Library | ESF Career Fellowships Information | The Career Services Office is excited to be able to offer annual ESF Career Fellowships to students. We strongly encourage you to learn about Fellowship opportunities, review examples of what past selected recipients have used Fellowship funding for, and to ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office | Contact: Casey Duffy, 315-470-4754
Wednesday
Fall 2018 Dale Travis Lecture - Shrub Willow: RX for a healthier planet
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm | Gateway Center | Event Website | Join us for a lecture by Dr. Timothy Volk, whose research focuses on developing shrub willow to provide a host of environmental benefits, including a sustainable source for renewable energy. Dr. Volk is a senior research associate in ESF's Department of Forest ... Read More | Sponsor: Dale L. Travis Lecture Series | Contact: Lauren Gibbs, 315-470-6889
Tuesday
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm | Gateway Center | Event Website | The Internship and Engagement Expo will have sophomores/juniors/seniors tabling about their internship/engagement experiences to other ESF students. A variety of experiences will be represented including i.e. internships (industry, research, government), field ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office | Contact: Casey Duffy, 315-470-6691
Monday
11:00 am - 12:20 pm | 217 Bray Hall (tentative) | Event Website | Network with other women on campus, across departments and ranks. Short on mentors? Build or become part of a mentoring network. | Sponsor: ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Heather Engelman, 315-470-4752
Thursday
Chemistry Department Seminar Series: Dr. Joseph Houck
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | 148 Baker Laboratory | Dr. Joseph Houck, Penn State, will present his seminar. Host: Dr. Neal Abrams | Sponsor: The Chemistry Department | Contact: M'Lis Traver, 3154706853
Friday
8:30 am - 12:15 pm | 217 Bray Hall | Event Website | Note: Webcast of plenary sessions will run all morning. Stop in for coffee or tea 9:30-11:30, during "Myth Busting: responding to the most common misconception about sexual harassment." ------------ The persistence of sexual harassment and its adverse impact ... Read More | Sponsor: ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Heather Engelman, 315-470-4752
Wednesday
ESF Career Fellowships Information Session
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | 110 Moon Library | ESF Career Fellowships Information | The Career Services Office is excited to be able to offer annual ESF Career Fellowships to students. We strongly encourage you to learn about Fellowship opportunities, review examples of what past selected recipients have used Fellowship funding for, and to ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office | Contact: Casey Duffy, 315-470-4754
Tuesday
Chemistry Department Seminar Series: Dr. William Miller
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | 110 Moon Library | Dr. William Miller, University of Georgia, will present his seminar. Host: Dr. David Kieber | Sponsor: The Chemistry Department | Contact: M'Lis Traver, 3154706853
Tuesday
11:00 am - 12:20 pm | 110 Moon Library | Event Website | Network with other women on campus, across departments and ranks. Short on mentors? Build or become part of a mentoring network. | Sponsor: ESF Women's Caucus | Contact: Heather Engelman, 315-470-4752
Thursday
ESF Career Fellowships Information Session
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | 110 Moon Library | ESF Career Fellowships Information | The Career Services Office is excited to be able to offer annual ESF Career Fellowships to students. We strongly encourage you to learn about Fellowship opportunities, review examples of what past selected recipients have used Fellowship funding for, and to ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office | Contact: Casey Duffy, 315-470-4754
Tuesday
Career Development Series: Making Connections: Alumni and Student Networking Event
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm | Nifkin Lounge | This event allows you the opportunity to network with people who were once in your shoes. This experience will provide the opportunity for your resume to be reviewed, allow for an opportunity to learn from their professional experiences, and discover job positions ... Read More | Sponsor: Career Services Office and Alumni and SUNY-ESF Alumni Association | Contact: Casey Duffy, 315-470-6691
Thursday
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
Adaptive Peaks Seminar Series Fall 2016
All seminars held 4 - 5 p.m., Illick 5, reception follows (Illick 12)
Thursday, October 6
Dr. Andrei Tolstikov
Dr. Tolstikov is the Vice Rector for Research and International Affairs at Tyumen State University in Siberia and a world leading authority on mite taxonomy and evolution. He was previously a Fulbright fellow and has held exchange positions at the University of Idaho and Indiana University aimed towards developing successful International Studies Programs. Dr. Tolstikov has also lectured on topics including the environmental impacts of the Russian oil and gas industry and its development in high Arctic latitude ecosystems.
Thursday, October 13
Dr. Mark Lesser
Dr. Lesser is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Shepherd University in West Virginia. Research topics in his lab include understanding the factors that dictate plant species range limits. Dr. Lesser is also interested in population dynamics at range margins, along with migration and dispersal patterns over multiple spatial and temporal scales. His research integrates dendroecology (tree ring analysis), population genetics and climatology, along with traditional population and community ecology tools.
Thursday, November 10
Dr. Stephen Stehman
Dr. Stehman is a Professor in the Department of Forest and Natural Resources Management and is SUNY-ESF’s 2016-2017 Exemplary Researcher. Dr. Stehman’s areas of expertise include geodesy, remote sensing, and understanding global changes in forests and land cover in response to environmental changes and human stressors. Dr. Stehman has published over 100 research articles in prestigious journals including Science and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and is one of ESF’s most highly cited researchers.
Thursday, December 1
Dr. Christopher Rota
Dr. Rota is an Assistant Professor of quantitative ecology in the Wildlife and Fisheries Resources Program at West Virginia University. His research interests focuses on the development and application of modern statistical techniques to address a diverse set of questions in applied vertebrate ecology. Dr. Rota also has research interests in the fields of species distribution and habitat modeling and has worked on projects understanding the population demographics of a restored Elk population and the effects of the oil and gas industry on Mule Deer in North Dakota.
