Brown attended Penn State Delaware County from 1971-72 and graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees in education from University Park. The events are free. McLaughlin and Zervanos plan to take another trip this summer to Alaska to continue to study biodiversity and the evolutionary mechanisms that lead to biodiversity in Alaskan temperate rainforests. He has published extensively on natural resource and environmental economics, and on economic development. The Rachel Carson Lecture is sponsored by Penn State's School of Forest Resources and the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology.
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Reservations for the networking dinner must be made at registration, by March 30. More than a dozen years ago, Daly realized that young females did not feel comfortable discussing difficult problems facing women in society while in women studies classes with males. She began to ask male students to take independent studies credits with her when they enrolled in her class. Samuel L. Popkin, professor of political science at the University of California-San Diego, is this year's featured speaker for the Herschel W. and Eileen Wirtshafter Leibowitz Lecture in the Behavioral Sciences in the College of the Liberal Arts. Popkin is director of the UCSD Washington Center.