Louise Nelson Dyble (SS) is coauthor of “California Cuisine and Just Food,” just released by MIT Press. Sally Fairfax, another coauthor, will be visiting Michigan Tech, Nov. 5-7.
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The Great Lakes Innovation and Technology Report (GLITR) included an interview with Audrey Mayer and her NSF grant to study the social aspects of implementing green energy policies. Mayer is working with Michigan Tech professor David Shonnard on the overall project, called Sustainable Energy Pathways.
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Assistant Professor Richelle Winkler was invited to present “The Demographic State of our Society: Implications for Wildlife Conservation and Management,” recently at the Organization of Wildlife Planners annual meeting in Breckenridge, Colo.
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Assistant Professor Richelle Winkler published a paper, “The future of hunting: An Age-period-cohort Analysis of Deer Hunter Decline,” in the Population and Environment journal.
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See below for the first two talks. The third presentation by Tom Heberlein is Friday, October 19: The Role of the Social Scientist in Environmental Research and Management, 12:00 p.m., Academic Office Building 201, Department of Social Science Brown Bag discussion, all welcome.
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The campus community is invited to an educational forum on Proposal 3, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, October 25, in Forestry G002. This event is sponsored by the Graduate Program in Environmental and Energy Policy, the Sustainable Futures Institute, the Power and Energy Research Center and the League of Women Voters of the Copper Country.
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