Past Events

The School of Engineering is hosting the Winegard Visiting Lectureship on Tuesday, March 17 at 5:00PM in the Thornbrough Atrium.  We are delighted to announce that Dr. Stephen Forrest, Departments of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Physics, and Materials Science and Engineering, University of Michigan, will be our 2015 Guest Lecturer.  Dr. Forrest will be giving a talk titled "Making small things big in the world of organic electronics".

Professor Rob Gordon Dean Ontario Agriculture College University of Guelph The Application of Constructed Wetlands for the Treatment of Agricultural Wastewaters: Lessons Learned

Join us for a one-day intensive workshop on honing your presentation skills.  You will have the opportunity to learn strategies to improve your presentation skills, give a short presentation and receive feedback on it, and meet individually with professional staff to work on specific aspects of your presentation style.

PhD Defense  Tandra Fraser Rozanski 106 Thesis Title  Soil phosphorous dynamics in a long-term management trial. Poster attached.

Managing your Research Data Funder Requirements and Library Support

PhD Defense - Alexander Woodley Tuesday, March 10th, 2015 9:30 a.m. Rozanski 106 Thesis title:  Management of soil nitrogen through the use of organic amendments for cereal crop production.

Interested In Grad School in Environmental Sciences? Come and see if  Graduate School is for you at an informal meet and greet with SES faculty and Graduate Students.It’s your turn to ask faculty  about  their research.Come with a friend check us out -Free appetizers

Dr Justin Renkema Postdoctoral Fellow School  of Environmental Sciences University of Guelph  Molecular gut-content analysis: a new tool for assessing predatory natural enemies

Dr Larry C Purcell Professor & Altheimer Chair for Soybean Research University of Arkansas Fayetteville AR TITLE Agronomics, physiology, and modeling of soybean maximum yield    

Dr Dara Stanley, Royal Holloway University of London "Investigating impacts of field-realistic exposure to pesticide on bumblebees" Monday, March 2nd 2pm-3pm Alexander Hall 265 Everyone is invited to attend.