ESEP-21 Seminar Series - Sustainability of the Great Lakes Ecosystem

ESEP-21 SEMINAR SERIES Sustainability of the Great Lakes Ecosystem The ESEP-21 Seminar Series explores interdisciplinary topics involving Environmental Science, Engineering and Policy in the 21st Century as related to the Sustainability of the Great Lakes Ecosystem. All seminars to be held in room 1013 DOW (North Campus) from 4:00 to 5:00 pm unless otherwise noted For more information about the seminar series please contact seminar series co-chair Denis O'Carroll (denismo@umich.edu)

Date		Seminar	Info
		2002 FALL
September	6

	27	Deborah L. Swackhamer University of Minnesota How Sustainable is the Great Lakes Ecosystem? Current and Future Challenges to Our Inland Seas	Abstract

October	4	James Crook - Kappe Lecture CH2M HILL Current Water Reuse Practices, Criteria, and Issues	Abstract

November	8	Ronald Hites Indiana University The Transport of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) through the Atmosphere	Abstract

	22	Danny Reible Louisiana State University Sequestration and Bioavailability of PAHs in Sediments	Abstract

		2003 WINTER
January	17	Mark Van Putten National Wildlife Federation Threats and Opportunities for the Great Lakes	Abstract

February	7	Dominic M. Di Toro Manhattan College Modern Water Quality and Sediment Criteria: Toxicological and Chemical Interactions	Abstract

March	7	Lily Young Rutgers University Chair and Professor II – Department of Environmental Sciences	Abstract

	14	The 2003 AEESP Distinguished Lecture
		Philip Singer University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Daniel A. Okun Distinguished Professor of Environmental Engineering	Abstract

	28	The 2003 Walter J. Weber Jr. Distinguished Lecture
		Joan Rose at the Boeing Auditorium in FXB (2 - 5 pm) Michigan State University Monitoring for Water Quality and Health	Abstract

April	11	Martin Auer Michigan Technological University	Abstract



Financial Support Generously Provided By: U-M Office of the Vice President for Research Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies U-M CEE Department UofM Dept. of Geological Sciences Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. Limno-Tech, Inc. Montgomery Watson Harza Kevin Olmstead Foundation College of Engineering Council on the Environment Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic Center for Hazardous Substance Research Michigan Sea Grant Barr Engineering

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ESEP-21 SEMINAR SERIES Sustainability of the Great Lakes Ecosystem

2002 FALL

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ESEP-21 SEMINAR SERIES
Sustainability of the Great Lakes Ecosystem