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The Community, Science and Environmental Policy Brown Bag Discussion provides a forum for airing policy and science issues that affect the community. It facilitates communications between the public and the many science institutions located around Bayboro Harbor in St. Petersburg to jointly address issues of common interest.

Our discussions are open to all. Topics span land, the atmosphere and oceanic environments, and the interaction between them, humans, and other living organisms. We focus on whether and how science and technology can provide solutions to our everyday problems. Each session fosters healthy and civilized debates on current and controversial topics.


College of Marine Science Weekly Seminars

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UPCOMING EVENTS
 

 

2008 Science & Policy Discussions

 

In lieu of January and March Brown Bags, we are promoting the Progress Energy Lecture Series:

Feb 26 - Nils Diaz, Former Chairman Nuclear Regulatory Commission **

 

Mar 25 - Paul Ehrlich, Stanford University Professor *

 

* 7pm, Mahaffey Theater, St. Petersburg

** 7pm, USF St. Pete Campus Activity Center, St. Petersburg

 

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Call for Donations:
We are looking for donations to provide travel support for prominent speakers and lunch sponsors.
Please contact us if you would like to donate.

 

* You and the Media: *

A researcher's guide for dealing successfully with the news media

 

AGU/ASLO/TOS 2008 Ocean Sciences Meeting

 March 2-7 2008

 

Stetson University College of Law Biodiversity Lecture Series:

* March 5, 2008:

Jerry Anderson, Professor of Law

* April 10, 2008:

Robert Hearn, Attorney

 

11th Intern. Coral Reef Symp.

 July 7-11, 2008



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