Lecture Series Fall 2007

September 6th: Niklas Sven Vollmer, Georgia State University

Film: Reading the Water: Lectures on Home Video Ecology from the Gulf of ME

Niklas is an interdisciplinary artist and mediamaker who teaches film/video production at Georgia State University.

September 20th – Dr. James T. Carlton, Director, Marine Ecology, Williams College and Mystic Seaport

Biological Invasions in the Sea: Science, History, and Policy

http://www.gulfofmaine.org/times/fall2006/carlton.html

LOCATION: White Hall Room 207

September 27th – Dr. Chris Mowry, Associate Professor of Biology, Berry College

Coyote Research in Northwest Georgia and Yellowstone National Park

October 11th – Dr. Barbara Patterson, Senior Lecturer, Department of Religion, Emory University

http://www.religion.emory.edu/faculty/patterson.html

October 25th – Dr. Liz Kramer, Natural Resources Spatial Analysis Laboratory (NARSAL) Director; Atlanta Mapping Project

http://narsal.ecology.uga.edu/kramer.html

November 1st – Mark Davis – Environment Staff Writer, Atlanta-Journal Constitution

November 8th – Dr. Darron Collins, Ecologist, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) - The Mongolian Riverwolf -- A Community-Based Effort to Save the World's Largest Salmonid

http://worldwildlife.org/wildplaces/amur/profiles.cfm

November 15th – Professor William Buzbee, Emory Law School Professor of Law and Director of the Emory Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program

http://www.law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/william-w-buzbee.html

November 29th – Dr. Bruce Carlson, Assistant Director, Georgia Aquarium

Global Warming, Coral Bleaching and Environmental Change in the Pacific

http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/newsroom/experts/carlson.aspx

LOCATION: White Hall Room 207

December 6th – Dr. Larry Wilson, Ecologist, Fernbank Science Center

The Upper Amazon Basin: Heart of the greatest biodiversity on the planet

Special thanks to Dr. Jessica Seares, instructor, ENVS 390, for arranging this speaker series.
For further infomation: jseares@emory.edu