Monthly Archive:: August 2018
John Kominoski, Florida International University – Dams Drive Risk of Fish Extinction in U.S.
Population changes across the country can lead to extinction of native species. John Kominoski, assistant professor
21/8/2018
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Bodil Just Christensen, University of Copenhagen – Eating as a Tool to Avoid Regaining Weight
Eating can be a tool to help keep weight off. Bodil Just Christensen, postdoctoral fellow at
20/8/2018
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2018.08.20)
Washington College Week on The Academic Minute 2018.08.20 Monday, August 20th Bodil Christensen of the University
19/8/2018
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The Academic Minute for 2018.08.13-08.17
Academic Minute from 8.13 – 8.17 Monday, August 13th Aaron Lampman – Washington College Perceptions
18/8/2018
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Jennie Carr, Washington College – Field Sparrows
On Washington College Week: What determines the success or failure of a bird’s nest? Jennie Carr,
17/8/2018
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Rachel Durso, Washington College – Using GIS to Help Victims of Domestic Violence
On Washington College Week: Helping domestic violence victims can be hard in isolated areas. Rachel Durso,
16/8/2018
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Bill Schindler, Washington College – Reinventing Food Systems by Incorporating our Dietary Past
On Washington College Week: Did we eat healthier millions of years ago? Bill Schindler, associate professor
15/8/2018
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Melissa Deckman, Washington College – The Evolving Role of Women in Politics
On Washington College Week: Women’s political participation is on the rise. Melissa Deckman, professor of political
14/8/2018
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Aaron Lampman, Washington College – Perceptions of Risk and Sea-Level Rise
On Washington College Week: Rising sea levels are already affecting communities. Aaron Lampman, associate professor in
13/8/2018
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2018.08.13)
Washington College Week on The Academic Minute 2018.08.13 Monday, August 13th Aaron Lampman of Washington College
12/8/2018
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