Each month, the Center for the Environment hosts a Friday reception with food, drink, and conversation, featuring a few thought-provoking three minute talks by faculty offering different perspectives on a particular topic of interest. The Mingle topic will be Water Challenges and our…
Each month, the Center for the Environment hosts a Friday reception with food, drink, and conversation, featuring a few thought-provoking three minute talks by faculty offering different perspectives on a particular topic of interest. The Mingle topic will be Big Data & the…
Each month, the Center for the Environment hosts a Friday reception with food, drink, and conversation, featuring a few thought-provoking three minute talks by faculty offering different perspectives on a particular topic of interest. The Mingle topic will be Ecosystem Services and our…
Each month, the Center for the Environment hosts a Friday reception with food, drink, and conversation, featuring a few thought-provoking three minute talks by faculty offering different perspectives on a particular topic of interest. This month's topic: Environmental Health Speakers: Lalatendu Acharya,…
The Center for the Environment is pleased to announce the 3rd Annual Purdue Environmental Community Mixer will be held on Friday, September 9th in the PMU South Ballroom from 3:30pm to 6pm. This is an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to meet others interested…
This is the third year that the C4E is hosting this informal gathering to bring together students, staff, and faculty members with interests in environmental research. Join us to meet new colleagues, share your work, and learn more about the…
The Center for the Environment invites you to attend our 2nd Annual Environmental Community Mixer. This is an opportunity for students, staff , and faculty members to: Meet new colleagues Get involved Learn about environmental opportunities at Purdue Register today: http://bit.ly/1MpWzfZ…
Peter Kareiva -Chief Scientist for The Nature Conservancy
Michael Soulé – Professor Emeritus of Environmental Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz Can we protect inconvenient predators like sharks and wolves?