[gep-ed] FW: Moscow Fulbright Scholar Program looking for US climate researchers

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From: Maxim Titov mailto:mti...@eu.spb.ru>>
Date: Tue, 14 May 2019 at 05:15
Subject: Fulbright US Scholar Program | Science and Innovation 10281-RS

Just in case if any of your colleagues in the US could be interested in Russian 
studies, there is a program for US researchers.

Here are some details on that:

Science and Innovation (Russia, 10281-RS): 
https://awards.cies.org/content/science-and-innovation-1

Please do not hesitate to share it as the European University is looking to 
have more researchers from the US! I am especially
interested to find people working on Energy and energy conservation, or Climate 
change.

Best regards,

Maxim


Maxim Titov

Head of ENERPO Research Center
European University at St.Petersburg

+7 812 386 76 22

mti...@eu.spb.ru
www.eu.spb.ru

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[gep-ed] AASHE May Webinars for free

[Daita Serghi]

Dear Colleagues,

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education 
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Reaching Beyond the Green Population
May 15 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EDT
Reach out to students beyond the usual sustainability suspects and learn how to 
engage w/ LGBTQ, religious, working class, and first generation students. 
Presenter: Peterson Toscano, Climate Communication Trainer, Citizens Climate 
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Scaling the Ladder: Engagement Programs as Tools for Sustainability
May 22 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EDT 
Using examples from McGill University, this webinar covers how practitioners 
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Presenter: Shona Watt, Sustainability Officer, McGill University
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Leading Deeper Change: The 1st Cohort of AASHE Members Share Their Experience 
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May 29 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EDT
Learn how 3 institutions implemented the REFOCUS method of transformative 
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[gep-ed] The Return of Fred Friendly! 6th Annual Seminar on Int'l Affairs & Foreign Policy

[Elizabeth Chalecki]

Dear Gep-Eders/AESS folk-

 

After a one-year hiatus, Fred Friendly returns!  (not really, he's been dead
since 1998, but his spirit lives!)  For five years we have run a Fred
Friendly Seminar in International Affairs - an interactive role-playing
scenario where we grapple with interesting and timely foreign affairs
scenarios at the intersection of IR, ethics, security, and environment.  So
far we have covered public health in Sudan, energy security in the Arctic,
petro-states like Venezuela, and food security in the Horn of Africa.  This
year's scenario will center around a potentially nuclear Iran.

 

The format is that of an unfolding scenario in which the panelists are
assigned roles to play and have to think on their feet, make decisions with
incomplete information, and react to live developments in the story.  Both
panel and audience found it interesting, and now I am recruiting new
panelists!  It's a fun panel, but not merely so - this format is an ongoing
attempt to inject some policy applicability into international studies,
which IMO ISA needs.  The deadline for submission is tomorrow (where did May
go?), so if anyone would like to participate, drop me an e-mail and tell me
your area of expertise.  See you in Honolulu!

 

Aloha,

 

-Beth

 

Elizabeth L. Chalecki, PhD

Asst Professor, International Relations

Department of Political Science

University of Nebraska - Omaha

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