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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/gem-grad
 -competing-3-minute-thesis-competition
SUMMARY:GEM Grad Competing In 3-Minute Thesis Competition
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe seventh annual 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) competitio
 n has its top 15\nfinalists\n[/graduate-studies-postdo
 ctoral-affairs/three-minute-thesis/three-minute-thesis-university-wide-com
 petitors]!\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/n-saberi
 -phd-practice-defense
SUMMARY:N. Saberi PhD Practice Defense
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn preparation for her upcoming PhD thesis defence\
 , Nastaran Saberi\nwill present her research at our seminar this month.  
 Her\npresentation is entitled:\n\nSNOW PROPERTIES RETRIEVAL USING PASSIVE 
 MICROWAVE OBSERVATIONS \n\nPlease join us with your tough questions to hel
 p Nastaran prepare. \nHer abstract follows:\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/envigora
 te-festival
SUMMARY:ENVigorate Festival
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nENVIGORATE FESTIVAL 2019 IN THE FACULTY OF ENVIRONM
 ENT WILL BE ON\nWEDNESDAY\, MARCH 20TH\n\nThe ENVigorate Festival is a WES
 EF-funded festival that receives\nadditional support from the Dean’s Off
 ice in the form of a Grad RA.\nThe festival promotes community building an
 d skill sharing in our\nfaculty. We run many different workshops\, program
 s\, a community fair\,\na SWAP shop\, open and closing ceremonies includin
 g food - all designed\nto bring our community together at the end of the w
 inter term.\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/guest-pr
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SUMMARY:Guest Presentation by Dr. Steven R. Fassnacht
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWe are proud to have Dr. Steven R. Fassnacht\, a p
 rofessor of Snow\nHydrology from Colorado State University\, visit the Uni
 versity of\n��ݮ��Ƶ to present his research. Please join us in EV1-221 at
  1:30 PM\non TUESDAY\, FEBRUARY 5TH\, 2019 for his talk titled “INTEGRAT
 ION OF\nMULTI-DISCIPLINARY DATA SOURCES TO UNDERSTAND HYDRO-CLIMATIC\nCHAN
 GE”. \n\nTITLE: “INTEGRATION OF MULTI-DISCIPLINARY DATA SOURCES TO\nU
 NDERSTAND HYDRO-CLIMATIC CHANGE”\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/plastic-
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SUMMARY:Plastic-Free Lemonade Stand
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nA PLASTIC-FREE CAMPUS: 2025\n\nJoin the ��ݮ��Ƶ As
 sociation of Geography Students (WAGS) in banning\nthe sale of plastic on 
 campus by the year 2025. Our first initiative\nis promoting the use of reu
 sable straws and/or encouraging students\,\nstaff and faculty to refuse th
 e plastic straw. We want to make\nUniversity of ��ݮ��Ƶ a leader in susta
 inability by eliminating the\nsale of wasteful plastics (water bottles\, p
 lastic bags\, straws\,\nunnecessary packaging\, etc.) on our campus. The l
 emonade stand will\nrun from 11:00am to 2:00pm in front of Dana Porter Li
 brary.\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/cryosphe
 re-research-group-seminar-18
SUMMARY:Cryosphere Research Group Seminar
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWith over 500 events in 94 countries\, Arduino Day
  celebrations on May\n12 provided proof of the popularity of the Arduino p
 latform in the\nmaker world. In our corner of the world\, the Arduino plat
 form can\noffer a low cost\, and customizable means to augment commercial\
 nresearch equipment such as weather stations\, provided you are not\nafrai
 d to do a little work.\n\nPlease join us for a presentation by PhD candida
 te Aaron Thompson\,\nentitled:\n\n_‘LOW-COST DIY ARDUINO WEATHER STATION
 ’_\n\nAn outline of the presentation follows:\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/cryosphe
 re-research-group-seminar-17
SUMMARY:Cryosphere Research Group Seminar
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn preparation for her upcoming PhD thesis defence\
 , Janine\nBaijnath-Rodino will present her research at our seminar this mo
 nth. \nHer presentation is entitled:\n\n_CLIMATOLOGICAL TRENDS AND PREDIC
 TIONS IN SNOWFALL OVER THE CANADIAN\nSNOWBELTS OF THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LA
 KES BASIN._\n \n\nPlease join us with your tough questions to help Janine
  prepare.  Her\nabstract follows:\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/cryosphe
 re-research-group-seminar-16
SUMMARY:Cryosphere Research Group Seminar
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn preparation for her upcoming MSc thesis defence\
 , Marie Hoekstra\nwill practice her presentation this Thursday at noon in 
 EV3-4222. \nHer presentation is entitled:\n\n_“TOWARD AUTOMATED ICE-WAT
 ER CLASSIFICATION ON LARGE NORTHERN LAKES\nUSING RADARSAT-2 SYNTHETIC APER
 TURE RADAR IMAGERY”_\n\nPlease join us with your tough questions to help
  Marie prepare.  Her\nabstract follows:\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/wild-wea
 ther-lecture-series
SUMMARY:Wild Weather Lecture Series
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWild weather round table talks: A special presentat
 ion and discussion\nabout climate change in the Region of ��ݮ��Ƶ\, as we
 ll as across the\nglobe. Hosted by the ��ݮ��Ƶ Region Museum\n[https://re
 gionofwaterloomuseums.ca/en/index.aspx] from 7-9pm\,\nThursday\, March 22n
 d 2018. Regular admission fee to the museum applies\n($11 Adults\, $8 for 
 students\, $5 for children).\n\nSpeakers include:\n\nDr. Christine Dow\, A
 ssociate Professor\, Dept. of Geography &\nEnvironmental Management\n 
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URL:/geography-environmental-management/events/cryosphe
 re-research-group-seminar-15
SUMMARY:Cryosphere Research Group Seminar
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIn preparation for the upcoming AGU conference in N
 ew Orleans\, the\nCryospheric Science Group of the Interdisciplinary Centr
 e on Climate\nChange (IC3) is pleased to welcome Markus Todt\, a PhD stude
 nt at\nNorthumbria University\, to present his research at our seminar thi
 s\nmonth.  His presentation is entitled:\n\n“SIMULATION OF LONGWAVE ENH
 ANCEMENT BENEATH MONTANE AND BOREAL\nFORESTS IN CLM4.5”\n\nAbstract:\n 
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