Python Working Group
Date & Time: 2:30pm, Apr 5 Seminar Title: Python Working Group Speaker: N/A Location: PACCAR 405, Join our email list for Zoom links. Python Working Group listserv Python Working groups site: Python Working Group | CEREO | Washington State University (wsu.edu)
“Expecting Floods: Firm Entry, Employment, and Aggregate Implications.”
Date & Time: 3:10pm, Apr 7 Seminar Title: “Expecting Floods: Firm Entry, Employment, and Aggregate Implications.” Speaker: Victoria Wenxin Xie, Santa Clara University Location: For Zoom info please Contact: Salvador Ortigueira
“The power of networks, regional projects, and long-term projects to advance our understanding of soil fertility and promote sustainable cropping systems”
Date & Time: 1:10pm, Apr 10 Seminar Title: “The power of networks, regional projects, and long-term projects to advance our understanding of soil fertility and promote sustainable cropping systems” Speaker: Dr. Carrie Laboski, Supervisory Soil Scientist, Research Leader, USDA-ARS Location: Seminars will be available via Zoom and in person in Clark 151 Contact/Organizers: Dr. Lynne Carpenter-Boggs and Dr. Robert Brueggeman
“Combustion, Cows, Critical Loads, and Conservation: Using Air Pollution Science to Protect Federal Lands”
Date & Time: 3:10pm, Apr 10 Seminar Title: "Combustion, Cows, Critical Loads, and Conservation: Using Air Pollution Science to Protect Federal Lands" Speaker: Dr. Michael Bell, Air Resource Division, National Park Service Location: Abelson Hall 201 or Zoom ID: 953 8633 5722 Passcode: 054764 Pre-Seminar Refreshments 2:30 pm in Abelson Hall Conner Museum
Python Working Group
Wednesday Date & Time: 2:30pm, Apr 12 Seminar Title: Python Working Group Speaker: N/A Location: PACCAR 405, Join our email list for Zoom links. Python Working Group listserv Python Working groups site: Python Working Group | CEREO | Washington State University (wsu.edu)
“Collaborative groups in watershed conservation: Reflections from the field”
Date & Time: 3:00pm, Apr 12 Seminar Title: “Collaborative groups in watershed conservation: Reflections from the field” Speaker: Alex Conley, Executive Director, Yakima Basin Fish and Wildlife Recovery Board Location: Register for Zoom
“Alternative Pest Management Technologies for Washington Vitis vinifera Vineyards”
Date & Time: 2:55-4:05pm, Apr 13 Seminar Title: “Alternative Pest Management Technologies for Washington Vitis vinifera Vineyards” Speaker: Alexa McDaniel Location: Pullman- Clark 151, Mount Vernon -Wiley Zoom room, Prosser-Multipurpose Building classroom, Wenatchee -Stockwell room Questions? Contact Dr Per McCord.
“Salmonid population establishment of the Cedar River above Landsburg Dam after restoration of habitat connectivity”
Date & Time: 3:00pm, Apr 13 Seminar Title: “Salmonid population establishment of the Cedar River above Landsburg Dam after restoration of habitat connectivity” Speaker: Dr. Peter Kiffney, NOAA Location: Zoom link
“The Social Safety Net as an Investment in Children”
Date & Time: 4:30pm, Apr 13 Seminar Title: “The Social Safety Net as an Investment in Children” Speaker: Hilary Hoynes, University of California Berkeley Location: CUE 203
“Legal Representation in Disability Claims.”
Date & Time: 3:10pm, Apr 14 Seminar Title: “Legal Representation in Disability Claims.” Speaker: Hilary Hoynes, University of California Berkeley Location: PACCAR 202