PhD Prospectus Defense
Beth Ann Morrison
Beth Ann Morrison will defend her PhD prospectus Creating Just, Equitable and Sustainable Communities using Communication and Participatory Design. Faculty, students and the general public are invited.
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Jagadish Parajuli
Jagadish Parajuli will defend his PhD prospectus Governing Farmer-Managed Irrigation Systems in a Rapidly Changing World. Faculty, students and the general public are invited.
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Matthew T. McDonnell
- Commission Counsel, State of Hawaii Public Utilities Commission
Please
join
LightWorks®
and
the
Energy
Policy
Innovation
Council
(EPIC)
for
a
conversation
with
Matthew
T.
McDonnell,
a
top
attorney
at
the
Hawaii
Public
Utilities
Commission,
whose
work
includes
helping
to
implement
Hawaii’s
nation-leading
100
percent
Renewable
Portfolio
Standard,
addressing
the
state’s
electric
vehicle
roadmap,
and
facilitating
the
ongoing
performance-based...
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PhD Prospectus Defense
Muriel Adams
Muriel Adams will defend her PhD prospectus Building Sustainable Communities in the Era of Restorative Justice, Mass Incarceration and High Recidivism. Faculty, students and the general public are invited.
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Sushil Rajagopalan
Sushil Rajagopalan will defend his PhD prospectus Justice and Energy Transitions: Decentralized Renewables in India. Faculty, students and the general public are invited.
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Innovations Talk: Beef Sustainability and Ranching in Arizona
The
U.S.
beef
industry
has
been
committed
to
measuring
and
improving
its
sustainability
for
the
past
decade
through
the
Beef
Checkoff’s
sustainability
research
program.
This
presentation
will
highlight
information
on
beef’s
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
energy
use,
water
use,
and
cattle’s
protein
upcycling
abilities.
Join
us
for
presentations
and
a
panel
featuring...
Fall 2018 School of Sustainability Student Showcase
Students
in
the
School
of
Sustainability
will
be
showcasing
culminating
experience
projects
during
the
bi-annual
SOS
Student
Showcase.
Please
join
us
as
Wrigley
Hall
opens
its
doors
to
highlight
student
research,
projects,
coursework,
and
internships
from
the
Fall
2018
semester.
Wednesday,
November
28,
2018
Project
Cities
City
of
Glendale
Student
Presentations
Join
ASU...
Free Film Screening: The Age of Consequences
The
Age
of
Consequences
explores
the
impacts
of
climate
change
on
resource
scarcity,
migration,
and
conflict
through
the
lens
of
US
national
security
and
global
stability.
This
documentary
film
unpacks
how
water
and
food
shortages,
drought,
extreme
weather,
and
sea-level
rise
accelerate
the
instability
and
conflict
in
volatile...
School of Sustainability Internship Poster Session
This event is the celebration and display of some of the incredible work sustainability interns have done this semester. Interns apply their talent and innovative thinking to applied experiences in professional settings including public, private, and educational sectors.
Talk with students while enjoying refreshments, appetizers and desserts.
Sustainability Storytelling: Short Documentaries from Peter Byck’s Class: 11th Edition
Join
us
for
the
annual
screening
of
three
short
films
created
by
students
from
the
School
of
Sustainability
and
Walter
Cronkite
School
of
Journalism
and
Mass
Communication,
under
the
direction
of
sustainability
scientist
and
director
of
Carbon
Nation™,
Peter
Byck.
This
year's
films:
Bike...
Sustainability Storytelling: Short Documentaries from Peter Byck’s Class: 11th Edition
Join
us
for
the
annual
screening
of
three
short
films
created
by
students
from
the
School
of
Sustainability
and
Walter
Cronkite
School
of
Journalism
and
Mass
Communication,
under
the
direction
of
sustainability
scientist
and
director
of
Carbon
Nation™,
Peter
Byck.
This
year's
films:
Bike
Saviours
Bike...
Sustainable Infrastructure & Resilience Webinar Series: The Science of Resilience in Decision-Making
This
seminar
is
Part
3
of
3
of
the
Sustainable
Infrastructure
&
Resilience
Webinar
Series.
The
experts
will
explore
resilience
risk
and
financial
mechanisms
to
advance
climate
resilience.
Speakers
include:
- Moderator Erica Goldman, NSCE Science Policy Director
- Thomas Seager, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, Arizona State University
-
Joe
Manous,...
21st Annual CAP LTER All Scientists Meeting and Poster Symposium
Marc T. J. Johnson
- Associate Professor, University of Toronto-Mississauga
- Canadian Research Chair for Urban Environmental Science
- Director, Centre for Urban Environments
The
Central
Arizona–Phoenix
Long-Term
Ecological
Research
(CAP
LTER)
program
advances
our
understanding
of
urban
ecology
and
urban
socio-ecological
systems.
CAP
LTER
has
brought
together
teams
of
individuals
from
different
fields
to
investigate
the
complex
dynamics
of
the
Phoenix
metropolitan
area
and
surrounding
Sonoran
Desert.
CAP
LTER
invites
you
to...
13th International Congress of Orthopterology
The
International
Congress
on
Orthopterology
is
an
interdisciplinary
platform
for
the
presentation
of
new
advances
and
research
results
in
all
aspects
of
orthopterology.
For
the
first
time,
the
Congress
will
take
place
in
Africa,
under
the
sub-title
"Challenges
in
front
of
Climatic
and
Environmental
Changes."
The
Orthopterists’
Society
hosts
the...
The Sustainability Opportunity: 3-Day Professional Certificate
Earn
a
Professional
Certificate
in
Sustainability
Strategy
from
ASU’s
School
of
Sustainability
and
W.P.
Carey
School
of
Business.
This
course
is
designed
for
mid-career
professionals
in
the
private
sector
who
want
to
create
a
decided
advantage
in
the
marketplace
by
reorienting
their
abilities.
The
program
will
focus
on
the
organizational
opportunities...
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