Geospatial Forum

Dr. James Wickham, Senior Research Biologist, US Environmental Protection Agency, speaking on "Those Hot, Hot Temperate Forests" https://cnr.ncsu.edu/geospatial/about/geoforum/

ITEHP Fall Symposium Alumni Speaker: "Career Pathways in Toxicology and Environmental Health"

ITEHP Fall Symposium Alumni Speaker: "Career Pathways in Toxicology and Environmental Health"

Home Football Game Volunteer Opportunities

As the Pack hits the football field, fans engage in sustainability-related volunteer opportunities. These opportunities are available before the fame through the WE Recycle program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/we-recycle/) and during the game through the Carter-Finley Composts program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/carter-finley-composts/)

The Art and Science of Pollinator Gardens

NC State horticultural scientist Anne Spafford offers a lively presentation on the aesthetic and functional aspects of designing gardens for bees, butterflies and other pollinators. Learn how to create environmentally friendly home gardens with year-round interest.
For more information - https://news.ncsu.edu/2016/08/gregg-museum-fills-fall-with-art-film-music/

Toxicology Fall Seminar Series: Carmen Williams, NIEHS “Epigenetic Reprogramming of Female Reproductive Tract Function by Developmental Exposure to Estrogenic Chemicals”

Toxicology Fall Seminar Series: Carmen Williams, NIEHS “Epigenetic Reprogramming of Female Reproductive Tract Function by Developmental Exposure to Estrogenic Chemicals”

Lecture: Tom Barrie, AIA

Speaker: Tom Barrie, AIA, Professor of Architecture and Director of Affordable Housing + Sustainable Communities Program at NC State

Home Football Game Volunteer Opportunities

As the Pack hits the football field, fans engage in sustainability-related volunteer opportunities. These opportunities are available before the fame through the WE Recycle program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/we-recycle/) and during the game through the Carter-Finley Composts program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/carter-finley-composts/)

SoA-AIA Joint Lecture: Eike Roswag-Klinge

Endowed Lecture on Architecture and Cultural Sustainability
Speaker: Eike Roswag-Klinge, ZRS Architekten, Vienna, Austria

STEAM Career Expo

STEAM is a collaboration across disciplines that exponentially enhances opportunities for employers and students that will focus on Science & Sustainability, Technology & Trees, Environment & Engineering, Agriculture & Animals, Medicine & Mathematics.
The colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Sciences, Natural Resources-Department of Forestry & Environmental Resources and Veterinary Medicine and many other programs will be attending.
**Please note, this event replaces the CALS Career Expo and the Sciences, Sustainability and Environmental Career Fair.**
Free and open to current students and alumni. There is a fee for employers.

https://cdc.dasa.ncsu.edu/employers/steam%C2%B2-career-expo/

CHHE and Toxicology Co-Sponsored Seminar: Marc Weisskopf, Harvard School of Public Health “ALS Epidemiology in Large Populations”

CHHE and Toxicology Co-Sponsored Seminar: Marc Weisskopf, Harvard School of Public Health “ALS Epidemiology in Large Populations”

Guest Speaker Conversation on Population

Dr. Paul Ehrlich is a pioneer in raising issues of population, resources, and the environment as matters of public policy will make a special visit to campus for an on-stage conversation with Dr. Rob Dunn, professor of applied ecology at NC State. Copies of Dr. Ehrlich and Dr. Dunn’s books will be available on-site for purchase. Co-presented by NC State’s College of Sciences (Department of Biological Sciences), College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (Department of Applied Ecology), the Southeast Climate Science Center, the Global Environmental Change Cluster, and the NCSU Libraries.

Microbiome: Unseen Opportunities for Agriculture and Health - See more at: http://harvest.cals.ncsu.edu/stewardsofthefuture/#sthash.DmrUrU1S.dpuf

Stewards of the Future conference.
Microbiomes are the next big thing in agricultural and life science research. The research to understand and potentially change the characteristics of microbiomes has far-reaching effects – the ability to raise crops and food animals with efficiency and more sustainablilty, eliminating genetic diseases in humans. NC State is proactively pursuing the potential benefits of microbiomes. We see microbiome research as game-changing, and we are striving to make North Carolina a global leader in the technology it produces. - See more at: http://harvest.cals.ncsu.edu/stewardsofthefuture/#sthash.DmrUrU1S.dpuf

Home Football Game Volunteer Opportunities

As the Pack hits the football field, fans engage in sustainability-related volunteer opportunities. These opportunities are available before the fame through the WE Recycle program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/we-recycle/) and during the game through the Carter-Finley Composts program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/carter-finley-composts/)

Toxicology Fall Seminar Series: Chad Blystone, Alumni Speaker, NTP “Evaluation of 4-Methylcyclohexanemethanol Developmental Toxicity, the Primary Chemical in the Elk River Spill”

Toxicology Fall Seminar Series: Chad Blystone, Alumni Speaker, NTP “Evaluation of 4-Methylcyclohexanemethanol Developmental Toxicity, the Primary Chemical in the Elk River Spill”

Home Football Game Volunteer Opportunities

As the Pack hits the football field, fans engage in sustainability-related volunteer opportunities. These opportunities are available before the fame through the WE Recycle program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/we-recycle/) and during the game through the Carter-Finley Composts program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/carter-finley-composts/)

FoodCon2016

FoodCon2016 is be a sustainable food conference held at NC State University. Learn more http://foodcon2016.com/

Coffee & Viz - Exploring the Solar System with Google Earth

Dr. Paul Byrne will use Google Earth to identify and describe key tectonic, volcanic, and impact cratering landforms on Earth, before comparing and contrasting them to similar landforms on the Moon and Mars. From frozen lava seas, to scarp-like mountains, to the largest volcano in the Solar System, Google Earth allows us to explore the Solar System with ease, while offering an unprecedented insight into the geology of our own world.
http://calendar.activedatax.com/ncstate/EventList.aspx?fromdate=8/15/2016&todate=12/30/2016&display=&type=public&eventidn=11415&view=EventDetails&information_id=31126

Film Screening: "Hometown Habitat"

film screening of "Hometown Habitat," produced by award-winning director Catherine Zimmerman
Learn more - http://themeadowproject.com/tag/hometown-habitat/

Geospatial Forum

Dr. Stacy Supak, Teaching Assistant Professor, Center for Geospatial Analytics, North Carolina State University, will be speaking on "Working with Government Agencies to Use Open Data for Social Good"
https://cnr.ncsu.edu/geospatial/about/geoforum/

Home Football Game Volunteer Opportunities

As the Pack hits the football field, fans engage in sustainability-related volunteer opportunities. These opportunities are available before the fame through the WE Recycle program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/we-recycle/) and during the game through the Carter-Finley Composts program (https://recycling.ncsu.edu/get-involved/carter-finley-composts/)