Past Events

Melanie Raby supervised by Prof. Paul Sibley will defend her PhD thesis this Thursday, December 20 at 9 am in ALEX 265. Her thesis focused on the toxicity of neonicotinoids on aquatic invertebrates. Everyone is welcome to attend. Good luck Melanie!

SES is celebrating the holidays! Join us for a full dinner and celebrations. Deadline for tickets purchase (extended) is December 7th. You can get the tickets from Erin (Bovey) or Judy (Alex).       

Professional development workshop: Integrating Business in Environmental Science  "This workshop is designed for environmental professionals who are interested in developing complementary skills in commerce and corporate responsibility. Participants will learn tools and decision-making criteria, needed, to set themselves apart in the workforce. The full-day workshop will focus on the following four areas – Predicting the Future, Strategy, Public Policy, and Crisis Management" 

ENVS 3410/20/30 and ENVS 4410/20/30 Seminar Presentations, November 29, Time Student Supervisor Presentation Title 5:30 Abigail Wiesner Cynthia Scott-Dupree Diagnostic assessment of fruit and nut injury caused by the Brown Marmorated Stinky Bug

Fall 2018 ENVS6900 Student Seminar Schedule Alexander Hall room 265     Date Name Advisor(s) / Subject Tuesday November 6 13:00-13:20 Maria Chemeris Ryan Prosser/ Pesticide risk in streams

The M.Sc. Thesis Examination for Tara Celetti  will be held  Wednesday, May 16th, 2018 At 9:00am in Alexander Hall 337   Assessing different insecticides for potential use as a toxic standard in pesticide risk assessment protocols with Bombus impatiens (Cresson).   EXAMINATION COMMMITTEE:    ADVISORY COMMITTEE:

The Ph.D. Thesis Examination for Jemaneh Habtewold will be held Monday, May 14th, 2018 At 9:30am in Alexander Hall 337   Linking Microbial Community Structure to Methane Emissions from Stored Liquid Dairy Manure: Responses to Emission Mitigation Actions         EXAMINATION COMMITTEE:        ADVISORY COMMITTEE:

The M.Sc. Thesis Examination for     Joanne Garnett  

The M.Sc. Thesis Examination for