EAS field trip to the Hudson Valley
This spring the Earth and Atmospheric Science department was excited to resume a long-standing tradition of field trips to the Catskill region. The structural geology class (EAS 227) spent three days mapping the geology near Leeds, NY. City College has been taking...
New study abroad program on Environmental Field Methods this summer in Greece
EAS is proud to announce a study abroad program on Environmental Field Methods this summer in Greece, introducing field concepts and applications related to the environmental evaluation of water, soil, and sediment quality. Find more details here.
Art – Science Collaboration at the Ann Arbor Film Festival and room 107 of Marshak Building
If you find yourself in Ann Arbor this month, check out the 27 minute film 'Metamorphism' which is currently popping up on a 24 hour looped video installation in the storefront windows of the Ann Arbor Art Center for the 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival. The video...
Seminar Series
The Earth & Environmental Science Seminar Series primarily provides students with the knowledge and overview of how science effects our environment. The seminar series focuses on interactions between the solid Earth, its water, air and living organisms. The seminar lectures cover all aspects of Earth and planetary science. It encompasses Earth processes, Earth system history, climate and climate change, freshwater systems, and ecology.Our Earth and Environmental Science seminar lecture are very informative and resourceful sessions that enlightens our students about so many various aspects of our environment.The host for the Earth and Environmental Science seminar is Prof. Maria Tzortziou. For our seminars, guest speakers facilitate PowerPoint presentation and lectures on different earth and environmental science topics, which is then followed up by questions and a discussion period. These weekly seminar events is a great opportunity to network and meet new people.
Who Can Attend: Everyone can attend our seminar lectures including students, faculty and staff, post-docs, our collaborators across the Division of Science, and CCNY and CUNY students.
Time and Place: Seminar lectures are facilitated every Friday from 12:45-1:45pm. Generally, each seminar lecture lasts up to an hour. The seminar lectures will be held via zoom.
Additional Information: For any additional information on upcoming seminars for the Fall 2021 semester, please visit our lectures sections at https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/eas/eas-seminar-series-events . For any earth and environmental science seminar inquiries, please contact Professor, Steve Kidder at ext. 8431 or Office Assistant, Eric Williams at ext. 6452.
Coordinators
Professor Steve Kidder
The City College of New York
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031
MR-831
E | skidder@ccny.cuny.edu
P | 212-650-8431
F | 212-650-6482
Eric Williams, EAS Office Assistant
The City College of New York
160 Convent Avenue
New York, New York 10031
MR-926
E: ewilliams@ccny.cuny.edu
P: 212-650-6452
F: 212-650-6482
EAS_Spring2021_Seminar_Schedule
To view the EAS Spring 2021 Seminar Schedule, please click here: EAS_Spring2021_Seminar_Schedule