2008 Summer Policy Colloquium
Speaker Power Point Presentations |
Monday,
June 2 |
Tobin Smith, Senior Federal Relations Officer, Association of American Universities |
Science Policy: What Is It? Who Makes It? How is it Made? and Why Care? |
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Kei Koizumi, Director, R & D Budget & Policy Program, AAAS |
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Tuesday,
June 3 |
Dr. Michael Holland, Program Examiner, Office of Science and Technology Policy |
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| Wednesday,
June 4 |
Dr. James F. Kimpel, Director, National Severe Storms Laboratory, NOAA |
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| Thursday,
June 5 |
David Verardo, National Science Foundation |
Conflict of Interest |
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Dr. Donald A. Brown, Associate Professor for Environmental Ethics, Science and Law in the Science, Technology, and Society Program at Pennsylvania State University |
The Ethical Dimensions of Climate Change |
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Dr. Wendy Parker, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Ohio University |
Ethics & Policy-Relevant Science |
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Elizabeth Malone, Joint Global Change Research Institute |
Climate Change as a Social Problem |
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Thomas J. Wilbanks, ORNL Corporate Fellow, and Environmental Sciences Division, ORNL |
Climate Change: Where People Fit In |
Friday,
June 6 |
Julian Braithwaite, Head of Global Issues Group British Embassy, Washington DC |
Changing the Climate: The World in 2018 |
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Mark Myers, Director of the U.S. Geological Survey |
A Strategy for Integrating Science to Inform Public Policy |
Sunday,
June 8 |
Dr. Neal Lane, former Science Adviser to President William J. Clinton, and Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy |
An Amateur's Perspective on Science, Policy and Politics |
Monday,
June 9 |
Michael MacCracken, The Climate Institute |
Key Scientific Results from the IPCC's Fourth Assessment - And What Has Emerged Since |
Tuesday,
June 10 |
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Anthony Socci, AMS Policy Program |
Effective Communication: Critical to Acquire BUT Requires WORK |
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Seth Borenstien, Associated Press Science Writer |
Media and Meteorology |
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Edward Maidbach, Director of the Center of Excellence in Climate Change Communication Research, George Mason University |
To achieve yhour objectives, communicate to accentuate the relevant, and make your recommended action easy, fun and popular |
