2005-2006 Events
Merrymeeting Bay Speaker Series
Events Archive
Fall 2005
Information Sessions on Environmental Careers
at the Career Planning Center, Moulton Union
Monday, Sept. 19 11:00 am
Wednesday, Sept. 21 4:00 pm
Landscape Architect, Julie Isbill '82
Tues. Sept. 20 12:00-1:00
ES Common Room, Adams Hall
Julie Isbill '82 is a Landscape Architect for a branch of the National Park Service called The Rivers and Trails Conservation Assistance Program. Isbill's program works closely with citizens and local governments to conserve, restore, preserve and interpret "backyard" treasure spots (natural and historical places worth noting but not at the level of grandeur of a national park).
Biology Lecture, Climate Change
Thursday, September 21 4:00
Druckenmiller Room 20
Participation and Place Insights from Environmental Arts
Thursday, Sept. 22 7:00 pm
Beam Classroom, Visual Arts Center
Lecture by June LaCombe
ES Student Advisory Committee
Friday, September 30 12:00-1:00
ES Common Room, Adams Hall
Please join us for lunch and discussion about the role of the ES Student Advisory Committee should take this year. All are welcome.
Northern Native Perepctive on Changes on Eeyoustis, the Cree Homeland
Thursday, October 13th 4:00-5:00
Margaret Cromarty is an accomplished writer, eco-tourism guide and poet. She grew up on Frot George Island, in James Bay and her poems tell of her love for and fond memories of her land and the Cree people. She will talk about her life, and the changes in James Bay, and share some of her poetry.
Interested in the Environmental Studies Major?
Tuesday, November 1 7:00pm
ES Commons Room first floor Adams Hall
The Environmental Studies Program invites you to a meeting to talk with ES faculty, staff and majors about the Environmental Studies coordinate major.
Hear more about:
- How ES program requirements work with a coordinate major
- Internship opportunities
- Off campus study opportunities
Enjoy some ice cream and coffee in our great ES space If you are unable to make the meeting, and would like to find out more about the ES Program, please feel free to email ejohnson@bowdoin.edu or stop by!
Revolution/Evolution: Architecture, Culture and Maine
Thursday, Nov. 10, 2005 7:00 pm
Beam Classroom, Visual Arts Center
Carol A. Wilson, Architect, Coastal Studies Center Scholar in Residence
To learn more about Carol Wilson's work, please use the link below:
Architect Carol Wilson Finds New Sense of Place at CSCBiosolids Rebuttle!
Thursday, November 10 7:00 pm
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 16
For more information: www.nebiosolids.org or http://www.mwwca.org/
ES Student Advisory Committee (ESSAC)
Friday, Nov. 18, 2005 12:30-1:30 pm
ES Common Room, Adams Hall