ENVS and ESS students presenting at FOSA

[Laura Mundt]

Dear students,

While you look at the FOSA schedule for this Friday, you might want to attend the sessions that include ENVS and ESS students:

All day

• EAR Forest:  Ahnalya M. De Leeuw

10:40-12:10

• Digital Culture, Consumerism, and Social Narratives | Location: Olin 301:  Aspen Sollars | CleanTok: Gendered Performance and Labor in Online Cleaning Content
• The Body in Culture, Art, and Medicine | Location: JRHH 202: Maiya Robinson | Symptoms of a System: Menopause, Biomedicine, and the Politics of Women’s Aging
• Mathematics and Approaches to Data Visualization | Location: Miller 104:  Sidra Wernli | Wildfire Risk in Washington State

12:20-1:50 pm

• Mapping Environmental and Urban Change | Location: JRHH 102:  Tessa Forth | Fringe in the Fallout: Monitoring Hurricane Responses in Puerto Rican Mangrove Reserves

• Posters & Demonstrations | Location: Stamm:  
• Fenley Lopez, Jonas Kra-Caskey, Masha Glzneva, Randall Wise | Electron Microscope Trivia
• Abby Morrow, Lillian Cassell, Lindsey Stobbs, Margot Esposito, River Aitken, Tristan Van Brocklin | Periodic Table of Cupcakes
• Charlotte Connor & George Groebner | How did the 2014-2016 Northeast Pacific Marine heatwave change bioproductivity in the Gulf of Alaska and East Bering Sea?
• JG Madsen and Liam Pignolet | Trade Winds

2:00-5:00 pm

• Artists Talks | Location: Hoffman Gallery:  Mack Burnett and Daisy Hockett

3:40-510 pm

• Policy Debates and Emerging Industries | Location: Miller 105 | Bri Deleon and Abby Burke | Organic, Fair Trade Weed? A Decade of Change in Portland’s Legal, Sustainable Marijuana Market
• Dinah Dodds Endowment for International Education Recipient Research Project Presentations | Location: Smith Hall | Kevin Matisheck | Continuing Italian language Study Post-Program

Laura Mundt, BA ‘91 (she/her)
Administrative Specialist, Environmental Studies Program

Lewis & Clark College

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[Jessica Kleiss]

And here are some titles that nominally seem related to some common ENVS interests as well!  (some are repeats from above). Even better: attend a random session, and draw all of the connections to your ENVS interests that you can!!

10:40 AM – 12:10 PM

Sierra Barnes |                                  Breaking the Barn Door: How Litigation Shapes Public Discourse on Industrial Animal Agriculture
Aeddon Woods and Elie Al Khoury | Population Ecology of Two Species of Terrestrial Bromeliads in Yasuní National Park, Ecuador
Jana Qasem |                                    Illicit Flows: Transnational Criminal Organizations and the Blood Diamond Trade in Sierra Leone
Julia Laurich |                                    Self-Discovery, Autonomy, and the Moral Gray Areas of Little Red Riding Hood
Calliope Ruskin and Moss Kaiser |    Dynamics in Systems of Ordinary Differential Equations Modeling Plant-Pollinator Mutualisms

Sidra Wernli |                                     Wildfire Risk in Washington State

12:20 PM - 1:50 PM

Mapping Environmental and Urban Change | Location: JRHH 102 | 

Tessa Forth |              Fringe in the Fallout: Monitoring Hurricane Responses in Puerto Rican Mangrove Reserves

Naomi Ortiz |              Community De-Fence: Space-as-media and Control Through the Echo Park Lake Operation
Thomas Schwiebert | Cities and Psyches: Urban Renewal and Recovery Housing in Portland, Oregon, 1940-2005
Ali Kerschner |            Into the Third Dimension: Studying the Conical Webs of a Local Spider Genus

Posters: 

Anna Dreher |               The Impact of Public Transport on Public Health

Em Melroy |                   Frogs on Parade: Tactical Frivolity in Portland, Oregon

Finn Goldberger-Judd | Establishing Lewis & Clark’s Fungarium

Frasier Shanker |           Fall Fungi of Lewis & Clark

3:40 - 5:10

Iris Swanberg |           Conserving an Animate Landscape: How the Blackfoot River Redefined Property and Community, 1970-1995

Bri Deleon |                 Organic, Fair Trade Weed? A Decade of Change in Portland’s Legal, Sustainable Marijuana Market

Elise Barton |               A Comparative Study of Traditional and Industrial Fishing Practices in Valparaíso, Chile

Natalie Connelly |        They Uproot Trees, and Still We Plant More: Food Sovereignty and Anti-Militarism in Jordan and Palestine
Tully Jones-Wilkins |    Imagining Place: Adventure Tourism and Place-making in Ecuador

Romeo Vilkin |             Sacred Plants, Outsider Hands: Iquitos, Peru & An Analysis of Non-Indigenous Facilitation of Amazonian Ancestral Medicine

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[Jessica Kleiss]

Reminder! See the message below for suggested talks and activities to attend today. I went to a panel this morning and it was great!