Thursday, February 27th, 4:00pm CST

Lapham N103 and Teams

Dr. Susan Swanson Colloquia, Director, State Geologist Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey
Title: Threats to Groundwater Resources in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
Host: Elmo Rawling

Thursday, March 13th, 4:00pm CST

Lapham N101

Dr. Jeff Munroe, Philip B. and Sarah F. Cowles Stewart Professor of Earth and Climate Sciences, Middlebury College, Vermont
Title: The unique geologic identity of diverse Vermont vineyards
Host: Barry Cameron


Thursday, April 3rd, 4:00pm CDT

Lapham N101

Matt Magruder Colloquia, Environmental Research Manager, MMSD
Title: Maximizing the Benefits of Green Stormwater Infrastructure under Climate Change
Host: Rob Graziano


Thursday, April 17th, 4:00pm CDT

Lapham N101

Michelle Thaller Colloquia, Assistant Director of Science Communication (retired) NASA
Title:
Planetary Evolution in a Larger: Context the Effects of Our Space Environment on Climate, Geology, and Habitability
Host: Rob Graziano


Thursday, April 24th, 4:00pm CDT

Lapham Hall N101

Jiyan Hatami Colloquia, M.S., Hydrogeologic Specialist, Stantec
Title: Environmental Consulting, Brownfield Redevelopment, and Navigating Your Early Career

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