| Thursday, June 23 |
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| 7:30am-8:30am |
Breakfast |
8:30am (depart from Davis Center Oval)
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All-day and Half-day Field Trips
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9:00am-4:00pm
(Depart from Lafayette)
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All-day Workshops
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| 9:00am-12:00pm |
Half-day workshops |
| 12:00pm-1:00pm |
Lunch provided |
| 1:00pm-4:00pm |
Half-day workshops & Half-day Field Trips
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5:00pm-6:45pm
(Billings)
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Evening opening reception and welcome Taste of Vermont buffet |
7:00pm-8:30pm
(Billings Theater)
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Plenary event :
- Welcome from UVM president
- Remarks from AESS president Kim Smith
- Plenary address by Dr. Heidi Cullen, CEO and Director of Communications, Climate Central
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| Friday, June 24 |
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| 7:30am-9:00am |
Breakfast |
9:00am-10:30am, coffee and snack break at 10:30
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill)
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Session A
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- Theoretical Innovation in ESS
- Exploring How Mass Media Confront Complexity When Covering Climate Change, part 1
- Ecological Insights: Pushing the Boundaries (Symposium)
- Environmental Collaboration Outside the Classroom, part 1
- Green Economics: Theory and Practice, part 1
- Food Systems: Theory & Practice, part 1
- Networks of sustainability: Examining & opening up the politics of power system transitions
- Relationships between Interdisciplinary Environmental Education and Sustainability Education Degree Programs: Transitions and Transformations
- A Place for History in Environmental Studies, Part 1
- Open Source Learning
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11:00am-12:30pm
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill) |
Session B
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- Forests: Their Multiple Dimensions in a Complex World
- Confronting Complexity: The Brazilian Experience
- Education for Sustainable Energy
- Community Sustainability, part 1
- Tales of the Adirondacks: Cooperation and Conflict in Protected Area Land Management
- eTour of Local Lands: An Interdisciplinary Tool to Connect Students and Place-based Research
- Artists and Environmental Scientists: Opportunities for Skill-Sharing and Collaborations, part 1
- Agency Perspectives: The U.S. Marine Mammal Commission
- ESS Program Design and Assessment, part 1
- Urban Environmental Pedagogies: Bringing Theory to Practice, part 1
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| 12:45pm-1:45pm |
Lunch, Roundtable Discussions |
2:00pm-3:30pm, coffee and snack break at 3:30
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill)
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Session C
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- Pedagogy of Place: Seeing the Forest for more than its trees
- Confronting Complexity in Vermont
- Environmental Justice: Ethics, Race, Rights, part 1
- Confronting Complexity Through The Policy Perspective: What Shapes and Drives our Social Institutions
- A Role for Privilege in Complexity Theory: The Contributions of William Freudenburg
- ESS – Pedagogical Issues, part 1
- Sustainability Frontiers: Models, Meanings, Manipulations, part 1
- Information Dissemination: Developing Green Tools
- Overcoming the Challenges of Multi-X Collaborations
- Confronting Complexity with Concept Maps
- The Legacies of Aldo Leopold: Confronting the Ethical and Spiritual Complexities of the Land Ethic
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4:00pm-5:30pm
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill)
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Session D
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- Religion, Ethics, Peace: A Golden Braid
- Floods and Water Management
- Communities & Conservation: Leadership and Engagement
- Dealing with Complexity: Perspectives from Developing Countries
- Climate Change in Communities: Mitigation, Adaptation, Resilience, part 1
- Food Systems: Theory & Practice, part 2
- Artists and Environmental Scientists: Opportunities for Skill-Sharing and Collaborations, part 2
- Taking Stock: An Evaluation of PES Programs
- Coming Clean: Environmental Information Disclosure in the United States
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5:45pm
(Livak I)
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AESS business meeting
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6:30pm
(Brennan's, Davis Center)
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ESS Junior Scholars Reception: A gathering for undergraduate and graduate students and emerging scholars in the fields of ESS
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Dinner (on your own) |
7:30pm
(Silver Maple Room)
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Film: Vermont premier of the documentary "Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time" followed by a panel discussion with Leopold biographer and on-screen guide Curt Meine, co-director Steve Dunsky, and conservation biologist and author Gary Meffe.
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| Saturday, June 25 |
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| 7:30am-9:00am |
Breakfast, Roundtable Discussions
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9:00am-10:30am, coffee and snack break at 10:30
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill)
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Session E
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- Population-Level Effects of Acoustic Disturbance on Marine Mammals, Part 1
- Green Economics: Theory and Practice, part 2
- Social Responses to New Renewable Energy Technologies and Infrastructure, part 1
- Environmental Collaboration Outside the Classroom, part 2
- Sustainable Behavior: Its Psychological and Environmental Impacts
- ESS – Pedagogical Issues, part 2
- Sustainability Pedagogy & Practice
- ‘Complexifying’ the Vision: Increasing Hospitality toward Different Ways of Knowing in ESS, part 1
- A Place for History in Environmental Studies, part 2
- Teaching Climate Change Across the Curriculum - Within and Outside of the Classroom
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11:00am-12:30pm
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill) |
Session F
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- Population-Level Effects of Acoustic Disturbance on Marine Mammals, Part 2
- Reports from the Field: Newly-minted PhDs Relay the Real Deal
- Social Responses to New Renewable Energy Technologies and Infrastructure, part 2
- Community Sustainability, part 2
- The World of Environmental Policy-Making, part 1
- Exploring How Mass Media Confront Complexity When Covering Climate Change, part 2
- ESS Program Design and Assessment, part 1
- Student Award Presentations
- Artists and Environmental Scientists: Opportunities for Skill-Sharing and Collaborations, part 3
- Urban Environmental Pedagogies: Bringing Theory to Practice, part 2
- ‘Complexifying’ the Vision: Increasing Hospitality toward Different Ways of Knowing in ESS, part 2
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1:00pm-5:30pm
(Depart from Davis Center Oval) |
Field Trips in afternoon with box lunch |
6:30pm-7:30pm
(Livak Fireplace Lounge)
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Poster Sessions and reception |
7:30pm-10:00pm
(Silver Maple Room) |
Evening buffet banquet, awards ceremony, entertainment, social |
| Sunday, June 26 |
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| 7:30am-9:00am |
Breakfast |
8:00am
(Handy Family Room) |
AESS Council Meeting
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9:00am-10:30am
(All sessions in Davis Center, Jeffords, Terrill) |
Session G
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- Career Advising in ESS: Demystifying Green Job Counseling
- Perspectives on Invasive Species
- Integrating community-based projects into GIS courses: Preparing students to work on interdisciplinary group projects
- The World of Environmental Policy-making, part 2
- Environmental Justice: Ethics, Race, Rights, part 2
- ESS – Pedagogical Issues, part 3
- Artists and Environmental Scientists: Opportunities for Skill-Sharing and Collaborations, part 4
- Urban Environmental Pedagogies: Bringing Theory to Practice, part 3
- A Place for History in Environmental Studies, part 3
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9:00am-10:30am
(Sugar Maple Room) |
Journey of the Universe film |
11:00am-12:00pm
(Sugar Maple Room)
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Closing plenary event featuring The Hon. Bernie Sanders, U.S. Senator (I-VT) |
| 12:00pm-1:00pm |
Lunch, Adjourn |