News and Events
- Attention Students - Apply for one of four ES Program Scholarships
worth over $8,000! First application is due April 4, 2008. Visit the ES
Student Scholarship page for more info.
- You are invited: Environmental Studies Associates First Happy Hour! Thursday
March 13th, 5-7pm, Hollister Brewing (click
here for more info)
- Join ESA Board Members for an
informal St. Patrick's Day Gathering to celebrate local environmental
hero, Tom Rogers. Monday, March 17th, 2008 at CHAD's Restaurant, 5-7:30pm
(click
here for more info)
- ES Program's 27th Annual Manley Memorial Lecture on Monday,
April 21st, 2008: JAMES P. KENNETT - "Environmental and Biotic Consequences
of Major Extraterrestrial Impact Over North America 12,900 Years Ago" - 3:30
pm, Location TBA
- Download the Fall quarter, 2007 edition of ES News,
the official newsletter of the Environmental Studies Program at UC Santa
Barbara. Click
here to download the .pdf
We've Moved: As of August, 2007, the
ES Program is now located in Bren Hall, 4th floor (click
here for a map). Be sure to go to the laboratory wing (elevator button
"4L") of the building as there are two wings to the 4th floor of
Bren Hall. The ES main office and advising office is located in Room 4312.
- Current Topics in Environmental Studies - Lecture Series: Weekly
lecture series (Env S 190) offering insight into current research and issues
in the diverse intellectual fields which constitute environmental studies. Click
here for the current quarter's 190 lecture schedule.
- Giving to the Environmental Studies Program: The goal
of Environmental Studies has always been to provide our students with the
best possible opportunities to learn and develop. We need your help
to provide our students the education we want to offer and that they
deserve. Click here to
learn more about how you can help contribute to the ES Program.
- For Other Campus Lectures and Events Visit:
UCSB Arts & Lectures
UCSB Arts & Lectures serves the UCSB campus and the Santa Barbara community
by extending and supplementing the intellectual life of the classroom and providing
diverse and unique cultural programming. They present performances featuring
touring artists from all over the world-first-rate dancers, classical and world
musicians, performance artists and theater companies.
Arts and Lectures also screens films-international cinema, independent films,
documentaries, and the best Hollywood movies, and occasionally, restored silent
classics with live piano accompaniment. And most importantly, A&L offers
lectures and special events featuring writers, artists, government officials,
mountain climbers/adventurers, scientists and other notable accomplished people.
The administrative offices for the Arts & Lectures program are located on
the ground floor of Building 402, adjacent to Campbell Hall. The Ticket Office
is there as well. Park in Lot 12 for the most convenient access.
Check out A&L's current schedule at their website: http://www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu/
Ticket Office Phone: (805) 893-3535
Administrative Office Phone: (805) 893-2080
Fax: (805) 893-8637
E-Mail: a&l-info@sa.ucsb.edu
UCSB Interdisciplinary Humanities Center
The IHC was founded in December of 1987 to implement the Humanities Initiative
begun by the President of the University of California. Out of the conviction
that research and teaching in the Humanities are becoming perilously specialized,
the IHC regards its principal mission as encouraging interdisciplinary scholarship
and instruction. It does this by supporting research projects, team-taught courses,
lectures, seminars, and conferences. By hosting a wide array of
interdisciplinary programs and activities -- an increasing number of which take
place in Santa Barbara -- the IHC also serves as a vital link between the campus
and the community. In addition, the IHC seeks to broaden the traditional definition
of humanistic endeavors by sponsoring activities in the performing and visual
arts.
For a current listing of IH&C Lectures and Seminars, visit
their website at: http://www.ihc.ucsb.edu/
Bren School of Environmental Science
and Management: Events, Colloquia, Seminars and Workshops
The University of California established the School of Environmental Science
and Management at UCSB in 1991 as a graduate/professional school aimed at training
graduate students in rigorous, interdisciplinary approaches to environmental
problem solving. The Bren School's mission is to play a leading role in researching
environmental issues, training research scientists and professionals, and identifying
and solving environmental problems.
The school sponsors a number of public events, seminars and lectures to further
facilitate their mission. Please visit their website for a list of current and
future Bren School events at: http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/news/intro.htm
Donald Bren School of Environmental Science & Management
4670G Physical Sciences North
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5131
(805) 893-7611 (Voice)
(805) 893-7612 (Fax)
info@bren.ucsb.edu
