Superstorm Sandy: Before, During and After

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Date: February 06, 2013 — March 09, 2013
Categories: Conferences & Lectures
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The 12th Annual Nature Ecology Society Colloquium (opencuny.org/nature) at the CUNY Graduate Center

Hosted by the Environmental Psychology PhD Program 

Colloquium Date: March 8, 2013                                                                      Deadline for Proposals: February 8, 2013

Hurricane Sandy had drastic impacts on 29 October, 2012. This year’s Nature Ecology Society Colloquium is intended to open up a conversation around Hurricane Sandy. We recognize that politics play a part in this conversation, that there are complex social and environment justice issues that have and need to be understood, and that there must be a rebuilding effort that is sensitive to all of these aspects. We hope this colloquium can be a space where presenters will openly interrogate these and other issues.

The Nature, Ecology and Society Network is the City University of New York’s (CUNY) Interdisciplinary Network for researchers, activists and other colleagues whose work is at the intersection of Nature Ecology and Society. We aim to continue the tradition of creating a space for interdisciplinary conversation at NES2013 by requesting proposals from CUNY and allied Students, Artists, Activists, Designers, Journalists, Musicians, Performers, Film and Video Makers, Humanities Scholars, and Life, Natural, Physical and Social Scientists.

Presentation Submission Guidelines

NES 2013 invites proposals for two kinds of presentations: Oral Presentations (15 minutes followed by 5 minutes for questions) describing scholarly, activist, or volunteer work relating to Hurricane Sandy, and Panel Presentations (45 minutes followed by 15 minutes for questions) of three or more presenters addressing Hurricane Sandy related issues from multiple perspectives and/or methodologies.

Oral Presentation Proposals: Please include your name, project title, affiliation(s), and an abstract (100 words) outlining the presentation.

Panel Presentation Proposals: Please include the names of all panel presenters and their affiliations, a panel title, individual presentation titles, an abstract from each presenter (100 words), and a rationale (100 words) for the panel discussion. Please also choose a panelist to serve as the contact person and please provide their contact information.

All proposals should be submitted to the NES 2013 RFP online form. Following the selection process, applicants will be notified by February 14th. Due to time and space constraints, we may not be able to schedule every submission. Please contact natureecologyandsociety@gmail.com with questions. 

Thank you!

Colloquium Co‐Organizers

Bryce DuBois, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Scott Fisher, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Laurie Hurson, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Hannah Jaicks, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Bijan Kimiagar, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Do Lee, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Mariya Marinova, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Jennifer Pipitone, PhD Student in Environmental Psychology

Melissa Zavala, PhD Student in Anthropology

Faculty Advisor

David Chapin, M. Arch: Environmental Psychology

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