Students Needed to Present in Environmental Studies Conference
The Environmental Studies Committee is looking for students to present during their conference this April.
The goal of the conference is to help raise awareness about the many sustainability and environmentally related projects that are currently taking place on campus, in Kirksville and in surrounding communities. Undergraduate students, graduate students and professors are invited to present research projects, slam poetry or other initiatives. Topics can include, but are not limited to, applications of life and physical sciences, sustainability projects at Truman and in the surrounding communities, philosophy of environmentalism, environmental aspects of global health and environmental connection to art and literature.
Additionally, artists and photographers are invited to create art in any media inspired by any aspect of the environment to be displayed at the conference.
Students who are interested in presenting at the Environmental Studies Conference can submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations to Alex Hromockyi or Alison Robson.
The conference will take place April 11 and will be free for those who wish to attend.
The goal of the conference is to help raise awareness about the many sustainability and environmentally related projects that are currently taking place on campus, in Kirksville and in surrounding communities. Undergraduate students, graduate students and professors are invited to present research projects, slam poetry or other initiatives. Topics can include, but are not limited to, applications of life and physical sciences, sustainability projects at Truman and in the surrounding communities, philosophy of environmentalism, environmental aspects of global health and environmental connection to art and literature.
Additionally, artists and photographers are invited to create art in any media inspired by any aspect of the environment to be displayed at the conference.
Students who are interested in presenting at the Environmental Studies Conference can submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations to Alex Hromockyi or Alison Robson.
The conference will take place April 11 and will be free for those who wish to attend.
