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Spring '03  Fall '01  Brian Connor
U.S. Department of Energy Acting Director, Philadelphia Regional Office Title: Research, Development, and Deployment: U.S. Clean Energy Technologies Barbara Sexton
Executive Deputy Secretary for Policy and Communications PA Department of Environmental Protection Title: Growing Greener: The Power of Positive Change Gilman D. Veith
U.S. EPA, National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory Title:Science and Sustainable Practice Celestial Catastrophies in Human Prehistory
Penn Co-sponsors: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and Center for Ancient Studies Title: Celestial Catastrophes in Human Prehistory Bill Belanger
U.S. EPA, Air Protection Division Title: When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It! The Radon Issue Carol Collier
Executive Director, Delaware River Basin Commission Title: Goal-Based Watershed Management: Strategies for Managing Water Resources across Boundaries Bill Marrazzo
President, WHYY Title: Performance Beyond Benchmarks: Trends in the Nation's Water Industry Joseph Minott
Clean Air Council Title: Environmental Issues and Electric Generation Restructuring Kenneth Foster
University of Pennsylvania, School of Engineering and Applied Science Title: The Precautionary Principle: Commonsense or the Devil's Handiwork? Scott Cassel
Product Stewardship Institute, University of Massachusetts Lowell Title: Moving Mountains: Shifting Responsibility for Managing Consumer Products Academic Year '00-'01 Felix Oberholzer-Gee
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Title: Information Regulation: Does Anyone Pay Attention? Izak Maitin
N.J. Department of Environmental Protection Anthony Kahaly U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Title: Managing Data Electronically: The Future for Environmental Management John C. Dernback
School of Law, Widener University Title: Sustainable Development: What it is and Why it Matters John Randolph
Schuylkill River Development Council Title: Update on the Tidal Schuylkill Master Plan Delia Oppo
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Title: Millennial Scale Climate Variability in the North Atlantic Thomas R. Stauffer
Professor Emeritus, Harvard University Title: Qaddhafi's Man-Made River: The Environmental-Economic Analysis Philip Rea
Plant Science Institute, Department of Biology University of Pennsylvania Title: Plant Vacuoles as Intracellular Landfills: Detoxification by Sequestration W. John Smith
Departments of Biology and Earth and Environmental Science, University of Pennsylvania Title: Improving the Accuracy of Bird Censuses Explosive Volcanism in Human History: Environmental Crises- Past and Future?
Co-Sponsored with the the Center for Ancient Studies and the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Title: Explosive Volcanism in Human History: Environmental Crises James R. Spotila
School of Environmental Science, Engineering, and Policy , Drexel University Title: Greening of the Green: The Army and the Desert Tortoise Cindy Lee Van Dover
Department of Biology, College of William & Mary Title: Extreme Biodiversity: Species Richness at Deep-Sea Hot Spots (Hydrothermal Vents) Laela Sayigh
Center for Marine Science, University of North Carolina at Wilmington Title: Current Issues Affecting Marine Mammal Conservation Special Panel on Water Management
Co-Sponsored with the Department of Systems Engineering
Walter A. Lyon, Chair Department of Systems Engineering Susan K. Lior Philadelphia Deputy Water Commissioner for Information Science and Technology Water and Infrastructure Carol Collier Delaware River Basin Commission Water, Governance, Boundaries and Politics Robert Traver Villanova University, Water and Land Title: Special Panel on Water Management Howard Neukrug
Philadelphia Water Department Title: Re-engineering Philadelphia's Urban Watersheds: Clean Water, Green City Eric W. Orts
Environmental Management Program Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Title: Environmental Contracts in Social Theory Kyle Zieba &
Theresa Martella U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region III Chesapeake Bay Program Title: Trends & Solutions to Unsustainable Land Use Practices In the Mid Atlantic Region Clinton J. Andrews
Edward J. Bloustein School, Rutgers University Title: What We've Learned from Comparative Risk Projects Henry Darwin Rogers
(lecture) Tullis C. Onstott Department of Geosciences, Princeton University Co-sponsored with the Department of Earth and Environmental Science Title: Life in the Extreme Environment of the Deep Subsurface Rob Van der Voo
2001 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Earth Science, University of Michigan Co-sponsored with The Franklin Institute and The Department of Earth and Environmental Science Title: The Dynamic Earth and its history of continental collisions and break-ups Academic Year '99-'00 Walter Lyon
University of Pennsylvania Former Pennsylvania Water Pollution Control Administrator Title: American Water Institutions: Accomplishments and Obsolescence - Are We Ready for the Next Millennium? Ed Grusheski
Philadelphia Water Department, Public Affairs Division Title: Urban Watershed Education on the Schuylkill: The Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center Cully Hession
Patrick Center for Environmental Research, The Academy of Natural Sciences Title: Urban Runoff Effects on Stream Morphology and Aquatic Habitat Flooding the Black Sea; Noah and Early Agriculture?
Co-sponsors: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Center for Ancient Studies Title: Flooding the Black Sea: Noah and Early Agriculture? Rosina Bierbaum
Office of Science & Technology Policy, Washington, D.C. Title: Preparing for an Uncertain Future: Laying the Groundwork for Decisions on Climate Change Adaptation Michael Rampino
The NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York University Title: Did Comets Kill the Dinosaurs? Denise Breitburg
The Academy of Natural Sciences, Estuarine Research Center Title: From Ecology to Economics: Incorporating Ecological Complexity to Understand Effects of Multiple Stressors on a Coastal System Kelman Wieder
Villanova University, Department of Biology Title: How Important are Boreal Peatlands to Past, Present, andFuture Global Carbon Cycling? Paul Freeman
International Institute for Applied Systems Analyses Co-sponsor: Public Policy and Management Department, Wharton School Title: Managing Natural Catastrophe Risk in Developing Countries Rosemary Sokas
Center for Disease Control and Prevention Title: Who's on First? When is Secondary Prevention Primary? Andrew King
Stern School of Business, New York University Co-sponsor: Public Policy and Management Department, Wharton School Title: Industry Self Regulation without Sanctions: The Chemical Industry's Responsible Care Program Lawrence M. Schell
Departments of Anthropology and Epidemiology, State Univ of New York at Albany Title: Toxicants and Child Development: PCBs and Lead Seema Arora
Owen Graduate School of Management, Vanderbilt University Co-sponsor: Wharton Environmental Management Program Title: Green and Competitive: Evidence on Environmental and Stock Market Performance Ellen K. Silbergeld
Program for Human Health and the Environment, University of Maryland Title: Mercury & Malaria: Interactions between an immunotoxic metal and host resistance to infectious disease Thomas Bott
Stroud Water Resource Center Title: Microbial Food Web and Transfer of Toxicants in Sediment Communities Clark L. Erickson
Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania Title: The Natural Environment of the Bolivian Amazon: An Archaeological Perspective Roger Latham
Department of Biology, Swarthmore College Title: Restoration Ecology of Serpentine Grasslands: Saving Rare Ecosystems that are disappearing from LACK of Disturbance Michael Balick
Institute of Economic Botany, The New York Botanical Garden Title: Ancient Wisdom & Modern Medicine: The Search for New Therapies in the Tropical Rain Forest HENRY DARWIN ROGERS LECTURE -
Kirk Johnson
Denver Museum of Natural History Co-sponsor: Department of Earth and Environmental Science Title: Monkey Puzzles and Parking Lots: Reconstructing the Dinosaur Landscape Eville Gorham
Dept. of Ecology, Evolution/Behavior, University of Minnesota Co-sponsor: The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Title: Scientific Understanding of Ecosystem Acidification from the 18th to the 20th Century IMPACT CRATERS IN EARTH HISTORY: Environmental Crisis - Past and Future?
University Museum Co-sponsors: Center for Ancient Studies, Institute for Environmental Studies, and The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Title: Green and Competitive: Evidence on Environmental and Stock Market Performance |
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