Log Lunch Schedule

Past Schedules

2003-2004
2002-2003
2001-2002
2000-2001

Fall Semester 2002
September 13	Introductions of CES faculty and staff. First year students eat for free!
September 20	Nick Hiza '02 and Chris Warshaw '02, *"Wind Power at Williams"*
September 27	Tad Ames and Ethan Plunkett '00, Berkshire Natural Resources Council, *"Land Conservation in Berkshire County: Greylock Glen and Beyond"*
October 4	Louisa Pitt '04 and Sarah Wu '03, *"Environmental Education: Two Summer Internships"*
October 11	Lal Hahn '04, Eric Kerns'03, and Freeden Oeur '03, "Preserving the Past: The Maya and their Environment"
October 18	Mountain Day
October 25	Hank Art, CES Director, *"Williamstown Agriculture: A Report from a Sabbatical"*
November 1	Carolyn Dekker '05 and Evan Chadwick '05 *"Conservation and Education: Neighboring Causes in Neighboring States"*
November 8	Audrey Thier, Environmental Advocates
November 15	Rabbi Michael Cohen, N. American Director, Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, *"The Environmental Challenges of the Gulf of Eilat/Gulf of Aquaba"*
November 22	Randi Bentley, artist, *"From the High Altitude Jungles of Peru to the Floating Islands of Torora Reeds on Lake Titicaca"*
Winter Study 2002
January 10	Craig Wells, Deputy Director, Silent Spring Institute, *"Innovative Approaches to Research on Health and the Environment"*
January 17	Dan Keating, Washington Post and Jim Carlton of the Williams/Mystic Program, *"Science and Environment Don't Mix" .*
January 24	Ned Sullivan '76, Exec. Director, Scenic Hudson, and Alix Gerosa, Director of Environmental Programs, Scenic Hudson, *"Protecting the Hudson Valley and Berkshires through Regional Action"*
Spring Semester 2002
February 14	Winter Carnival - No Log Lunch
February 21	Duncan Eccleston, Executive Director, Hoosic River Watershed Association, *"Habitat Restoration in the Adams Flood Control Chutes--a multi-stakeholder process"*
February 28	Nina Trautmann '03, Jocelyn Gardner '05, and the Log Lunch cooks, *"Kneading Dough at 6:00 AM: The Log Lunch Story"*
March 7	Saerom Park '04, "Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund: Donor Relations and International Cases" AND Robert Quay '04, "Overcoming Environmental Obstacles through Arts-Based Economic Development"
March 14	Darel Paul, Dept. of Political Science, "The war on terra, or The past, present and future politics of the miracle $1.50/lb. irradiated listerial chicken"
March 21, 28, April 4	Spring Break
April 11	Susie Theroux '05 and Dan Austin '05, "Natural Resource Dependency: Country boy and city girl investigate turtles and buses"
April 18	Marvin Soroos, Class of 1946 visiting professor of international environmental studies, "Far Away Places: Slides and Environmental Commentary from Recent Travels to China, Mongolia, and the United Arab Emirates"
April 25	Judy Harvey '03 and Jordan Goldwarg '03, *"Colorado Flooding and Alaskan Subsistence: Iceman and Maverick's Excellent Western Adventures"*
May 2	Julie Sze, Gaius Charles Bolin Fellow, Race and Urban Environmental Justice: New York City Asthma Activism
May 9	Senior Log Lunch