In advance of advising, we have assigned a number of students new advisors. Mostly we have switched students from Dr. Ryan to me, since Dr. Ryan is now keeping busy as chair of the biology department. A few of you may have been assigned to Dr. Reeves in English, Dr Edwards in anthropology, or Dr. […]
Continue Reading →This posts introduces our new system for tracking co-curricular events. We have enrolled all STS majors and minors in a Moodle Organization called “STS_students”. You can access it from the “My Moodle menu” at the top left of your Moodle window. Inside that organization you will find […]
Continue Reading →From Anna Vierse:
My experience working with Barbara and the Indiana CAFO Watch organization during Spring, 2013 truly enlightened me, not only to the extent of environmental and food-source degradation occurring on American farms, but also to the shocking level of politics contributing to such malpractices. Having lived in a city or suburb my entire […]
Continue Reading →Come meet the Director of CAFO-Watch Indiana. Learn about internship opportunities! Learn about what CAFO-Watch is doing to protect our air and water quality.
Come to JH 340 at 11:00 on Tuesday, Oct. 3 to hear Barbara Sha Cox, Director of Indiana CAFO-Watch talk about her organization. Barbara is a lively grandmother and farmer […]
Continue Reading →There are some fun events coming up in the community. Check them out! (And remember that you need to attend community events like these!) ~ Dr. Reeves
1. The Ain’t Too Late Show: A climate change game show
The world’s first entertainment show about our profound ecological challenges combines the talents of ecotainer Jim […]
Continue Reading →One of the distinctive features of the STS major and minor is its co-curricular event requirement. The co-curricular event requirement is very much like the Butler Cultural Requirement (BCR) in the core curriculum, in that it is a requirement to attend an enriching event outside of your normal course work. In fact most events that […]
Continue Reading →Woods Lecture Series Presents Nina Tandon
On September 24, 2013
Tissue engineer Nina Tandon will open the 2013-2014 J. James Woods Lectures in the Sciences and Mathematics with a talk called “Body 3.0″ at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 24 in the Atherton Union Reilly Room.
All lectures in the series are free and open to the […]
Continue Reading →1. Learn about Environmental policy and the legislative process. This internship is for a state-wide organization, CAFO-Watch, which is invested in ensuring that large-scale, intensive animal operations, such as hog and dairy operations, are being monitored to protect the surrounding community’s water and air quality. For this internship, you will work with CAFO-Watch director Barbara […]
Continue Reading →Hello students, faculty and friends of STS. Welcome to our new Blog! The STS program committee will be using this Blog to keep you posted on a variety of issues, for instance:
Upcoming events Advising Issues Internships STS classes for the upcoming semesters Alumni and other news
Going forward we will be using Blog posts […]
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