In environmental studies, strong interconnections among the usual academic disciplines are strikingly evident and must be taken into account and developed as this interdisciplinary field is studied. The symposium design is consistent with this academic philosophy. The symposium participants will be encouraged to visit and share their expertise with regularly-scheduled classes as their respective schedules permit. The goal of this symposium is to create an interactive forum for some of the crucial environmental issues of our time where the participating students, faculty, and visitors, coming from a variety of perspectives, can mingle, share ideas, and learn from each other. The symposium will be open to the public and is free of charge.
Works authored by participants are on display and are for sale at the college bookstore.
If you are interested, send a message to Evan Williams. Literature will be available from a number of sources, including the Bicycle Transportation Alliance and various automobile manufacturers. Bill Lunch , Professor of Political Science, Oregon State University Dan Saltzman , City Commissioner, City of Portland Mike Rosen, Project Manager, Cleanup Programs of the Portland Harbor, Oregon DEQ . Portland General Electric Co. Patrick Mazza, Research Director, Climate Solutions . Community Sustainability A series of practical workshops and music designed to educate and strengthen activists.