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Conferences, retreats, workshops, and special topics courses form an integral part of the training program of the IGERT.
Two events annually will convene all Biological Invasions IGERT
participants. In addition to scholarly discourse, these
events will provide a venue for extended informal interactions between trainers and
trainees at all levels.
In addition, the IGERT sponsors other symposia, workshops, and courses on an ad-hoc basis. For information about
upcoming special events, see our notices page.
Past events include the following.
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A Holistic Approach to Biological Invasions
Spring Quarter, 2002
speakers include Mark Sagoff (philosophy), School of Public Affairs, University of Maryland
Rosamond Naylor (economics), Institute for International Studies, Stanford University
Jamie Reaser (policy) Assistant Director for International Policy, Science, and Cooperation, US Invasive Species
Council
Dan Simberloff (ecology), Gore Hunger Chair in Environmental Biology, University of Tennessee
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Habitat Conservation Planning and Invasive Species ,
Winter Quarter, 2003
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When Science Meets Policy: a Tale of Two Cultures
28 February-1 March 2003
keynote speaker: Ann Bartuska, Executive Director of the Invasive Species Initiative of the Nature Conservancy
and President of the Ecological Society of America
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration in the Tower of Babel
Spring Quarter 2003
an introduction into the benefits and challenges of
communicating with the public and collaborators from other disciplines or
cultures, and the practical aspects of collaborative
projects, including teambuilding skills, conflict resolution and grant
writing.
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Biological Invasions and Biocultural Diversity
25-26 April 2003
see www.cpb.ucdavis.edu/bioinv/bibd.html for registration materials and more information.
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